New Music Friday!

[Hollywood]

The Jockstrap album is great. Honestly not a huge fan of the band name, but the music is super, super good.

Although half of the duo is also in Black Country, New Road, it doesn’t quite sound like them. But I think as a fan of them, I enjoy this one a lot - so take that as you will.

Yes this Jockstrap album is really good

 

[musicjunkiegreg]

RBF from Friday, Built To Spill is a new-to-me band formed in 1992 and headed by Doug Martsch. I read up the bio on Bandcamp and it's a pretty cool story. When The Wind Forgets Your Name is the eighth LP and it's a solid mix of indie rock and alternative. And the album cover is pretty awesome, too.

 

[dhodo]

RBF from Friday, Built To Spill is a new-to-me band formed in 1992 and headed by Doug Martsch. I read up the bio on Bandcamp and it's a pretty cool story. When The Wind Forgets Your Name is the eighth LP and it's a solid mix of indie rock and alternative. And the album cover is pretty awesome, too.

One of my favorite bands. Be sure to check out their run from There's Nothing Wrong With Love to Keep It Like A Secret. An all time great three album run imo.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

One of my favorite bands. Be sure to check out their run from There's Nothing Wrong With Love to Keep It Like A Secret. An all time great three album run imo.

this!

 

[musicjunkiegreg]

One of my favorite bands. Be sure to check out their run from There's Nothing Wrong With Love to Keep It Like A Secret. An all time great three album run imo.

Looks like that stretch includes 4 albums, not 3?

 

[Matt M]

Looks like that stretch includes 4 albums, not 3?

I think just There's Nothing Wrong With Love, Perfect From Now On, and Keep It Like A Secret.

 

[dhodo]

Looks like that stretch includes 4 albums, not 3?

I don't think so?
Great Collab EP in '95 in Built To Spill Caustic Resin and the 2000 Live album is incredible.

Oh, do you mean the singles comp The Normal Years? Not super familiar with that tbh.

Also love the 2002 solo Doug Martsch - Now You Know but it isn't for everyone.

 

[musicjunkiegreg]

I don't think so?
Great Collab EP in '95 in Built To Spill Caustic Resin and the 2000 Live album is incredible.

Oh, do you mean the singles comp The Normal Years? Not super familiar with that tbh.

Also love the 2002 solo Doug Martsch - Now You Know but it isn't for everyone.

The Normal Years was the other

 

[Wes C. Attle]

Treepeople should also be included in this conversation

 

[avecigrec]

Radar List for 9.16.22


Blood Orange - Four Songs
Horace Andy - Midnight Scorchers
James Brandon Lewis - MSM Molecular Systematic Music - Live
PENPALS & Spectacular Diagnostics - Dimensions of Dialogue
Iron & Wine - LORI
Julian Lage - View with a Room
The Mars Volta - The Mars Volta
Death Cab For Cutie – Asphalt Meadows
Rina Sawayama – Hold the Girl
Guinu - Palagô
Salif Keita - Moffou
The Black Angels - Wilderness of Mirrors
The Murlocs - Rapscallion
Jesca Hoop - Order of Romance
Clutch - Sunrise on Slaughter Beach

 

[nolalady]

Radar List for 9.16.22


Blood Orange - Four Songs
Horace Andy - Midnight Scorchers
James Brandon Lewis - MSM Molecular Systematic Music - Live
PENPALS & Spectacular Diagnostics - Dimensions of Dialogue
Iron & Wine - LORI
Julian Lage - View with a Room
The Mars Volta - The Mars Volta
Death Cab For Cutie – Asphalt Meadows
Rina Sawayama – Hold the Girl
Guinu - Palagô
Salif Keita - Moffou
The Black Angels - Wilderness of Mirrors
The Murlocs - Rapscallion
Jesca Hoop - Order of Romance
Clutch - Sunrise on Slaughter Beach

Okay, let's try this again. RRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAA

(Also pretty happy about the Blood Orange EP and Jesca Hoop's new album)

 

[Fillip J Phry]

One of my favorite bands. Be sure to check out their run from There's Nothing Wrong With Love to Keep It Like A Secret. An all time great three album run imo.

Same, one of my favorites as well. I also highly recommend Untethered Moon, it's right up there with this trio for me.

 

[TrainFan73]

finally getting some time with last week's music.

Stand outs so far:

I had GA-20 a week in advance (@Plaid Room / Colemine RULES!!!), it is awesome as expected. In fact, I think they just keep getting better.

Madison Cunningham does not disappoint.

The new Lake Street Dive EP is a lot of fun. I thought Linger was a weird choice for them to cover, but it is freaking awesome, never would have really thought a raved up version would work, but here we are.

In the opposite direction, what in the flying fuck is that Kelly Clarkson cover of 9 to 5?

 

[TrainFan73]

Other things I've enjoyed this week..

The new Ozzy was surprisingly enjoyable.

The Santigold, Built to Spill, and Preoccupations are fantastic.

I still don't like Crockett's voice, but I do like this album.

 

[TrainFan73]

I just want to come in here and make sure everyone knows that I REALLY LOVE THE NEW MADISON CUNNINGHAM.

 

[TrainFan73]

I just want to come in here and make sure everyone knows that I REALLY LOVE THE NEW MADISON CUNNINGHAM.

This probably really doesn’t mean anything to anyone other than me but it’s like Andrew Bird and Margaret Glaspy are one person. It’s also different but has a clear throughline to the first album.

She’s so damn good y’all.

 

[Bluecloud777]

Here's my selection for tomorrow Friday 16th of September 2022. Another stacked release day with many exciting new albums. Happy listening everybody

Rina Sawayama "Hold the girl" (Pop; R&B; rock; art pop; electropop)

Death Cab For Cutie "Asphalt Meadows" (Indie rock; alternative rock; indie pop)

Suede "Autofiction" (Alternative Rock, Britpop, Neo-Glam, Art-Rock)

Whitney "Spark" (Indie Rock)

Maggie Lindemann "SUCKERPUNCH" (Pop; pop punk; pop rock; rock; alternative rock)

No Age "People Helping People" (Noise rock; art punk; noise pop)

The Beths "Expert In A Dying Field" (Indie rock; indie pop)

The Black Angels "Wilderness of Mirrors" (Psychedelic Rock, Neo-Psychedelia, Garage Rock)

Crack Cloud "Tough Baby" (art punk, post-punk; new wave, avant garde; avant pop, electropunk)

Clutch "Sunrise On Slaughter Beach" (Hard rock; stoner rock; blues rock; alternative metal; funk metal)

The Mars Volta "The Mars Volta" (Progressive Rock)

Fletcher "Girl Of My Dreams" (Pop)

Horace Andy "Midnight Scorchers" (Reggae, trip hop, electronica)

Jesca Hoop "Order of Romance" (Folk, jazz, blues, pop, experimental)

Djo "Decide" (Neo-Psychedelia, Psychedelic Pop, Indie Rock)

Electric Callboy "Tekkno" (Metalcore, Trancecore, Post-Hardcore, Electronic Rock)

Jessie Reyez "YESSIE" (R&B; pop; hip hop)

Noah Cyrus "The Hardest Part" (Folk Pop, Alt-Pop, Electropop)

Mura Masa "demon time" (Alternative R&B; nu-disco)

Blood Oranges "Four songs EP" (alternative country)

Black Pink "Born Pink" (K-Pop, Hip-Hop, R&B, EDM)

Marina Allen "Centrifics" (Singer-Songwriter, Contemporary Folk)

LeAnn Rimes "god's work" (Country; pop; contemporary Christian; adult contemporary; dance-pop)

Young Jesus "Shepherd Head" (Indie rock, post-rock)

Steve Aoki "HiROQUEST Genesis" (EDM; electro house; big room house; Dutch house; trap)

 

[TrainFan73]

Finally, just now got to Son LIttle, hell yes!!!

 

[TrainFan73]

Here's my selection for tomorrow Friday 16th of September 2022. Another stacked release day with many exciting new albums. Happy listening everybody

Rina Sawayama "Hold the girl" (Pop; R&B; rock; art pop; electropop)

Death Cab For Cutie "Asphalt Meadows" (Indie rock; alternative rock; indie pop)

Suede "Autofiction" (Alternative Rock, Britpop, Neo-Glam, Art-Rock)

Whitney "Spark" (Indie Rock)

Maggie Lindemann "SUCKERPUNCH" (Pop; pop punk; pop rock; rock; alternative rock)

No Age "People Helping People" (Noise rock; art punk; noise pop)

The Beths "Expert In A Dying Field" (Indie rock; indie pop)

The Black Angels "Wilderness of Mirrors" (Psychedelic Rock, Neo-Psychedelia, Garage Rock)

Crack Cloud "Tough Baby" (art punk, post-punk; new wave, avant garde; avant pop, electropunk)

Clutch "Sunrise On Slaughter Beach" (Hard rock; stoner rock; blues rock; alternative metal; funk metal)

The Mars Volta "The Mars Volta" (Progressive Rock)

Fletcher "Girl Of My Dreams" (Pop)

Horace Andy "Midnight Scorchers" (Reggae, trip hop, electronica)

Jesca Hoop "Order of Romance" (Folk, jazz, blues, pop, experimental)

Djo "Decide" (Neo-Psychedelia, Psychedelic Pop, Indie Rock)

Electric Callboy "Tekkno" (Metalcore, Trancecore, Post-Hardcore, Electronic Rock)

Jessie Reyez "YESSIE" (R&B; pop; hip hop)

Noah Cyrus "The Hardest Part" (Folk Pop, Alt-Pop, Electropop)

Mura Masa "demon time" (Alternative R&B; nu-disco)

Blood Oranges "Four songs EP" (alternative country)

Black Pink "Born Pink" (K-Pop, Hip-Hop, R&B, EDM)

Marina Allen "Centrifics" (Singer-Songwriter, Contemporary Folk)

LeAnn Rimes "god's work" (Country; pop; contemporary Christian; adult contemporary; dance-pop)

Young Jesus "Shepherd Head" (Indie rock, post-rock)

Steve Aoki "HiROQUEST Genesis" (EDM; electro house; big room house; Dutch house; trap)

I think it is Blood Orange - Four Songs and unless he made a hard turn, alternative country is a STRETCH.

 

[Bluecloud777]

I think it is Blood Orange - Four Songs and unless he made a hard turn, alternative country is a STRETCH.

Thanks for pointing this out. My mistake. I see how it happened. I added an s and indeed there has been a band called Blood Oranges that did alternative country haha.
You're right, it's Blood Orange indeed and it's (Alternative R&B; progressive R&B; experimental jazz).