c0ffee: Unknowns With Coffee

c0ffee 08.07.13	Based off ratings, all are only double digits (okay, one of them is just over 100), but a large handful have less than ten ratings. Still...waiting for "I know all of these."
Yuli 08.07.13	FATHER FIGURE yay =]
Calc 08.07.13	50 is good, I'ma bout to get NOIR by them on vinyl.
JS19 08.07.13	Not one of the post rock albums here is less than excellent. Brilliant list
CK 08.07.13	21, 28, 35, and 38 are all really cool. 40 fucking rules
c0ffee 08.07.13	I was short an album when I got to 50, so that's now a second album with over 100 ratings; still don't hear about it too often.
RogueNine 08.07.13	Which ones are in the vein of post-rock?
c0ffee 08.07.13	CK, I love me some 40. Their previous album deserves a spot on this list too. I just picked up 21 on vinyl.
JS19 08.07.13	@RogueNine 2,9,10,11,12,14,15,17,20,23,37,39,42 and probably some other ones but judging by the standard of these they're probably pretty good too
RogueNine 08.07.13	Thanks, I'll go investigate 'em.
ITsHxCTOASTER 08.07.13	A lot of enticing album covers here, might check out some stuff. Sweet list
BallsToTheWall 08.07.13	List rules, coffee rules, you rule for quality list.
YourDarkAffected 08.07.13	6 is so good.
Relinquished 08.07.13	23 fuck yeah nice list
BallsToTheWall 08.07.13	Asbestoscape definitely deserves a review. God damn perfect album.
CelestialDust 08.07.13	thanks, I will bookmark this :)
SmersH 08.07.13	13!! I love Drinking Songs - hell, all of his work, really. "The Kursk", all day. Great, great list, indeed!
jefflebowski 08.07.13	very much looking forward to perusing this over the coming weeks
Ricochet 08.07.13	kaffe Ã¤r fÃ¶r amatÃ¶rer
wacknizzle 08.07.13	16, 20, 25, 28, 29, 31, 38, and 50 rule. Ill have to some of the others out.
Acanthus 08.07.13	5 is a fucking awesome album
bakkermaarten007 08.08.13	I know almost all of these but it's a nice list, can't hurt to share these with sputnik.
Ignimbrite 08.08.13	Giant list right here... Where should I start? I like things that are post-rocky and things that make me feel warm and fuzzy (this can also mean sad and brooding), but I'm open to expansion.
JS19 08.08.13	^ Hungry Ghosts, Years Of Rice and Salt, Mum, June of 44 and Olafur Arnalds
rien333 08.08.13	Lots of awesome, sort of overlooked shit, have a pos. 16 is a rad indie folk album, and seems to fit the tastes of many people here, while being madly overlooked
Aids 08.08.13	10 and 16 oh man I love you. two of my favourites. and also Low!! and several others that I know/like/love. I like your taste person, I will check out some of the ones I don't know.
ZilbelPing 08.08.13	4 and 30 are fucking awesome.
Havey 08.08.13	some cool stuff, don't know about 'unknown' but
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 08.08.13	mimicking birds sweet
SharkEthic 08.08.13	this made me give 50 another listen. pretty great
ButteryBiscuitBass 08.08.13	Feature!
Artuma 08.08.13	28 is the only one here i've heard and it rules. haven't heard 12 but Ã³lafur is a genius
EaglesBecomeVultures 08.08.13	i love this list! ghastly city sleep! new record this year! also 2 16 17 and 32 you rule coffeeman
Riviere 08.08.13	C0ffee what would your top 5 out of this list be?
iSkane 08.08.13	Look at that, I actually know some of these. 30 rules hard.
SowerKraut 08.08.13	fuck yeah Hungry Ghosts
c0ffee 08.08.13	Great. I tried to edit the artwork for 24 (doesn't work with or without the accent) and then 28 disappeared. Nothing good ever comes from trying to edit a list and/or description.
c0ffee 08.08.13	Riviere, my top 5? Give me a sec.
c0ffee 08.09.13	Okay. Not exactly 5, but I tried to pick some that have really sucked me in recently. So these aren't necessarily what I consider "best" since all 50 of these sit rather close together in quality depending on one's taste. I'll start with #4. The vocals are strange/eerie as all get-out, but those helium-breath melodies get stuck in your head. I'd recommend #1 if you think you'll enjoy a collision of electronic with all kinds of sounds. Let it embody your car rides, study nights, or city walks. #5 or #18 if you want something similar but less hectic with more predictable rhythms and more chilled out. #6 is a narrative folk album, and it's purposely more stripped down than Radical Face's first album. I'd definitely check out Ghost along with The Roots. #13 is a rather bare folk album (reminds me of sitting/drinking in a 1940s parlor/bar) until its explosive, spastic, and quite lengthy electronic finisher. #37 for some minimalistic but captivating sounds. The first track actually has either a melody or guitar tone that reminds me of Godspeed's Dead Flag Blues. Keeping it with simplistic sounds, check out #12 for a more classical influenced "pretty sounds" album. #7 fits in right here. #41 and #3 if you're into slow-tempo, somber songs, or if it's 2am and you're feeling introspective. #8 isn't really like The National, but Bazan does have a lower register, depressing voice.
RadicalEd 08.09.13	A lot of good stuff on this.
dante1991 08.09.13	Another great unknown band is "Man", a Welsh progressive rock outfit from the 70's. Check out "Be Good to Yourself at Least Once A Day".
scissorlocked 08.09.13	^indeed good to see some pedro the lion here. I also have to dig that sleep party people album
TheCrocodile 08.09.13	37 is so good. Get it everyone.
WeepingBanana 08.10.13	a lot of these are pretty popular but yeah 2 11 and 17 are sweet
Funeralopolis 08.11.13	props for 19
treos777 08.11.13	Absolutely love number 8
ImmortalPaper 08.12.13	3, 28, and 47. Righteous.
ABjordanMM 09.24.13	great list. I have respect for your taste. even though I don't like coffee.
chemicalmarriage 12.31.15	Bumped and bookmarked