New Music Friday!

[wokeupnew]

The Japanese Breakfast album is really good, I'm enjoying this a lot.

Slide Tackle is a banger

 

[waruv]

Lots of potential good stuff today between JBrekkie, Wolf Alice, Loraine James, the Isbell/Cooley/Hood Live at the Shoals, etc.

 

[Hollywood]

Lots of potential good stuff today between JBrekkie, Wolf Alice, Loraine James, the Isbell/Cooley/Hood Live at the Shoals, etc.

Lorraine James' Reflection is a trip!

 

[dhodo]

Great hip hop EP, August Fanon & Defcee:

 

[Djxfactor511]

Didn't see anyone mention this for today. Thought I'd throw it out there.

 

[4080]

This is what I've been looking forward to for a while:

 

[avecigrec]

Hailu is next in the queue for me after I'm done checking out this Goose I've seen a few people excited about. Dunno how I missed that one, thanks @4080

Here's some hip hop that's grabbed me in a good way today:



[edit: typo]

 

[avecigrec]

I feel like I always get far more excited by the idea of a new Jazz Is Dead release than by the actual release themselves. Today's João Donato follows the same pattern. It's not a bad release anyway - just not nearly as exciting as I'd hoped it was going to be.

 

[Oceansamillion]

His voice is pretty polarizing, but as a fan I'm digging the new Rostam album Changephobia. A real wide range of beautiful and eclectic sounds.

 

[ducktree]

Don't think anyone mentioned this, been wanting to check it out since I heard the 1st track a bit ago. Post rock-y adventures. Just starting listening now.

 

[avecigrec]

Don't think anyone mentioned this, been wanting to check it out since I heard the 1st track a bit ago. Post rock-y adventures. Just starting listening now.

Melvin Gibbs!!

 

[Rip_City]

Don't think anyone mentioned this, been wanting to check it out since I heard the 1st track a bit ago. Post rock-y adventures. Just starting listening now.

Appears to be a 2020 release.

 

[avecigrec]

Appears to be a 2020 release.

Their own Bandcamp page lists it as December 4th, 2020 while the Hausu Mountain Bandcamp page and Spotify list it as May 28th, 2021 so I'm guessing they put it out on their own late last year and got it picked up by the label who put it out last week.

 

[Bennnnn]

Slide Tackle is a banger

Haven't seen enough talk about this track. But I think it's my favorite one right now. Just so damn fun with all the instruments in the mix.

 

[wokeupnew]

Haven't seen enough talk about this track. But I think it's my favorite one right now. Just so damn fun with all the instruments in the mix.

It’s a song from Wild Nothing’s Nocturne mixed with some Sufjan-esque horns.

 

[Skeletonframes]

King Buffalo has put out the #1 contender for Album of the Year on my list. And to think this is just the first of 3 albums they conceived while in quarantine. Challenging the release efficiency of King Gizzard. Something about bands that start with King being prolific as hell.

 

[avecigrec]

King Buffalo has put out the #1 contender for Album of the Year on my list. And to think this is just the first of 3 albums they conceived while in quarantine. Challenging the release efficiency of King Gizzard. Something about bands that start with King being prolific as hell.

Won't be on my own year-end list, but I'm enjoying it quite a bit, Thanks. Particularly "Grifter" and "Silverfish."

 

[musicjunkiegreg]

Won't be on my own year-end list, but I'm enjoying it quite a bit, Thanks. Particularly "Grifter" and "Silverfish."

A little easier to absorb than Portal? I'm enjoying this one as well!

 

[Hollywood]

Won't be on my own year-end list, but I'm enjoying it quite a bit, Thanks. Particularly "Grifter" and "Silverfish."

Agreed on both counts

 

[Rip_City]

King Buffalo has put out the #1 contender for Album of the Year on my list. And to think this is just the first of 3 albums they conceived while in quarantine. Challenging the release efficiency of King Gizzard. Something about bands that start with King being prolific as hell.

Finished this one just now. Enjoyable enough.

It is as if Tool was fronted by Mark Hoppus.