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Glades [Prologue LP, 2014] [progressive black metal] Sorry for the hiatus everyone! I've been flat out lately with life ya know how it gets. For those of you who don't know, I'm the vocalist in a black metal band called Glades. The band and I have been working with Andy from Against the Grain Studios and we've finally completed our first album! You can listen and download the album by clicking the link below! Tell your metal-head friends about us Peace and love, stay sexy.
+/- {Plus/Minus}Â - Surprise! [You are Here LP, 2004] [indie rock/pop, indietronic] This album is one that I have cherished for a long time. I love how this track keeps you in suspense the whole way through. The last.fm page is for somehardcore band by the same name so I'll give you the Wikipedia page. I highly recommend you give the album a listen too! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%2B/-_(band)
Submitted By Joel
Donnie Trumpet - Zion ft. Chance the Rapper & Vic Mensa [2013] [hip/hop, chill, jazz, soul]
Howdy y’all!
Can’t go past some smooth reggae-esque hip hop. It’s like eating nutella with my ears
And trumpets. Oh my trumpets!
Serj Tankian - Boarders Are [Harakiri - 2010] [Rock] So today after listening to the System of a Down, I began to wonder what happened to them and their brilliance. Not only are the lyrics powerful and moving so was their sound. Serj, the old lead singer decided to start a solo career and continue to spread his message. For all those who love SOAD, I’d advise you to check out Serj.
He owns his sound and is always experimenting with new ideas and concepts within all his songs. He uses a vast number of instruments which give his songs depth that most similar songs don’t achieve. Ive noticed that most of his songs have a organic build up into an amazingly beautiful crescendo. and not only does he give the listener an audio experience, he also teams up a majority of his songs with creative and artistic video, which really helps portray the message of the songs in a visually appealing format.
Submitted by James Finlay dananananaykroyd - “Infinity Milk” [Hey Everyone, 2009] [indie-hardcore]
High-spirited Glaswegian punk. Two vocalists screaming bizarre vocals at you, one of whom doubles as a second drummer. With two vocalists and two drummers, this band is basically a wave of joy that obliterates everything in its path. These guys released two albums before breaking up. This is from their first, more energetic album.
Submitted by Joshua Jade Battersby Kashmir - Monkey3 (Led Zeppelin Cover)
Led Zeppelin’s original masterpiece Kashmir was one of their most famous tracks, and is arguably one of their most influential. Zeppelin is widely regarded as the father of modern heavy metal (alongside others, such as Black Sabbath and Deep Purple), and Kashmir was one of their boldest steps in this direction.
Even though I love the original, my feeling has always been that it didn’t go far enough. Enter Monkey3, who picks up this song where Zeppelin left it, and carries it all the way to the finish line. Enjoy.
Django Django - Default [Django Django LP, 2012] [psychedelic, indie rock/pop, folktronica] And we're back! Check out this band from the UK! They're pretty darn groovy The Guardian gave the album 5 stars out of 5[13] whilst NME rated the album 8 out 10.[14] Tuppence Magazine gave the album 4.5 out of 5, describing it as "a new modern classic" referencing the innovative use of African polyrhythms (an interweaving of at least two contrasting rhythm patterns at the same time), and what it calls "a flick switch of variation throughout the album". (from Wikipedia) What do you guys think of the track? Did you give the album a listen? Whatcha reckon? www.last.fm/music/Django+Django
Moon Hooch is a Brooklyn-based collaboarative trio (Mike Wilbur - tenor saxophone, Wenzl McGowen - tenor saxophone, James Muschler - drums) that formed in the summer of 2010. Their music is a fusion of house, dance, drum and bass, jazz, world, and classical music. In the past year or so, they have made a mark on their listeners (and general passersby) in the city by playing in public places (like Central Park, Brooklyn subway stations, etc. (from last.fm) I just discovered these guys today and I've already listened to their album like 3 times. Really loving it! You can listen to the album for free on their Bandcamp (they also have a free track to download) or if you love it as much as I do you can buy a copy for $10! What do you guys think of Moon Hooch? www.last.fm/Moon+Hooch
Beat Fatigue - Babymaker [Funky Borderline EP, 2014] [glitch hop, funk] Funky wobbly swinging bass-lines with jazzy chord progressions, some recorded midi layers, effects, vocal chops, punchy drums and a guitar-jam on top of it is what you can expect of Beat Fatigue’s sound. In a live set you can expect live guitar jams with funky Glitch Hop. So if you’ve had a long day and you need to get some sleep, we advice you not to press play, it can cause severe energy boosts and subconsciously force you into doing the pigeon dance. (from last.fm) Does this make you wanna shake your tail feather? www.last.fm/music/Beat+Fatigue
Globus - Preliator [Epicon, 2006] [cinematic rock, orchestral, choral, soundtrack] Globus is a colossal band creating a blend of dramatic & cinematic music fused with classic rock & pop, amongst other elements. As the pioneers of the new Cinematic Rock genre, the 180 piece Globus was formed by Los Angeles based Yoav Goren, best known for writing the epic trailer music for some of Hollywood’s biggest movies of all time - including the recent Spider-Man 3 and Pirates of The Caribbean: At World’s End. (from last.fm) Globus have released two LPs and two live albums plus a bunch of singles but this opening track from Epicon is still the most epic of them all! What do you think? Awesome or awful? www.last.fm/music/Globus
The Mae Shi - Pwnd [HLLLYH, 2008] [noise rock/pop] Indie pop tunes given the noise rock treatment, this band boats a unique sound to call their own. They have remained a favourite of mine over the years. If you listen to the lyrics you'll hear plenty of religious commentary. www.last.fm/music/The+Mae+Shi
Another big name comes out of a long hiatus!
The first Funkadelic album in 33 years to be released soon! That's a pretty lengthy hiatus...
WHY? - The Vowels, Part 2 [Alopecia, 2008] [experimental hip hop, indie rock] In various permutations together and with other now-notables (i.e. Doseone, Odd Nosdam, Mr. Dibbs, Atmosphere’s Slug), these three created and/or contributed to several freewheeling rap and lo-fi rock-related projects including Greenthink, Miss Ohio’s Nameless, Reaching Quiet, and the seminal cLOUDDEAD outfit. Their wildest dreams were achieved when they relocated to Oakland to make pop-inflected psychedelic folk-hop. I present to you the opening track from Alopecia! Check out the full album here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um-W9-IxMFU www.last.fm/music/Why?
The Bronx - Heart Attack American [The Bronx, 2003] [hardcore punk] The Bronx are a band from Los Angeles, California who began playing punk rock in 2002. Their original goal was to bring passionate, blood-and-sweat punk rock into the 21st Century. Their first self-titled album was released in 2003 on White Drugs.(last.fm) The opening track for this album is a killer, I saw these guys live once, it was radtastic. www.last.fm/music/The+Bronx
Submitted by Joel Chance The Rapper - Brain Cells [#10day, 2012] [Hip hop/ Chill] Another one for friday. This dude uses a piano well.
The meaning of the song sometimes resonates well heh.
Also cool film clip.
Radiohead - Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box [Amnesiac, 2001] [indie/alternative rock] Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001) marked a change in the band’s musical style. Radiohead incorporated experimental electronic music, krautrock, post-punk and jazz influences into their songs, dividing fans and critics, but they remained popular. Hail to the Thief (2003), a mix of guitar-driven rock, electronics and lyrics inspired by headlines, was the band’s final album for their major record label, EMI. (from last.fm) Most everyone has a favourite Radiohead album, mine is probably Amnesiac. What's yours? www.last.fm/music/Radiohead