New Music Friday!

Well, well, well...a (mostly) good set of new albums, and a trifecta of enjoyable concerts (Julianna Barwick, Hatchie, Jenny Hval) from last week.

🔥
  • Boldy James, Real Bad Man - Killing Nothing [glad I have made the time investment with his releases since '20]
  • Obongjayar - Some Nights I Dream of Doors
👍
  • Mary Halvorson - Amaryllis
  • Marina Herlop - Pripyat [it's too short!!!]
  • Leikeli47 - Shape Up [really fun trap]
  • Ravyn Lenae - Hypnos
  • Leyla McCalla - Breaking the Thermometer [close to 🔥]
  • Ogi - Monologues (EP)
  • Shabaka - Afrikan Culture (EP)
🤷‍♂️
  • Mary Lattimore, Paul Sukeena - West Kensington
👎
  • Lykke Li - Eyeeye [given the tags of ambient pop, indie pop, and singer/songwriter, I expected way more than I got]
  • mxmtoon - rising
🤮

None.​
 
Radar List for 5.27.22


EABS - 2061
Nduduzo Malhathini - In the Spirit of Ntu
Steve Earle & The Dukes - Jerry Jeff
700 Bliss - Nothing to Declare
Wilco - Cruel Country
Deca - Smoking Gun
UMI - Forest in the City
Nimbus Sextet - Forward Thinker
Brian Jackson - This is Brian Jackson
Al Lover - Cosmic Joke
Nat Birchall - Afro Trane
MONO - My Story, The Buraku Story (An Original Soundtrack)
Floating World Pictures - The Twenty-three Views
 
avecigrec said:
Radar List for 5.27.22


EABS - 2061
Nduduzo Malhathini - In the Spirit of Ntu
Steve Earle & The Dukes - Jerry Jeff
700 Bliss - Nothing to Declare
Wilco - Cruel Country
Deca - Smoking Gun
UMI - Forest in the City
Nimbus Sextet - Forward Thinker
Brian Jackson - This is Brian Jackson
Al Lover - Cosmic Joke
Nat Birchall - Afro Trane
MONO - My Story, The Buraku Story (An Original Soundtrack)
Floating World Pictures - The Twenty-three Views
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Ooohhh UMI has a new album!!!
 
My selection for tomorrow, Friday 27th of May 2022. Happy listening everybody 🎶👂🙂


Liam Gallagher "C'mon You Know" (Rock; Indie rock; alternative rock; Britpop)

Alfie Templeman "Mellow Moon" (Indie pop; alternative pop)

Dehd "Blue Skies" (indie rock; post-punk; surf rock; garage rock)

Wilco "Cruel Country" (Alternative Country, Indie-Rock, Alternative Rock)

HAAi "Baby, We're Ascending" (Electronic, Experimental, Psych)

Murkage Dave "The City Needs A Hero" (R&B, Soul)

700 Bliss "Nothing To Declare" (Hip Hop)

Stars "From Capelton Hill" (Indie pop, indie rock, chamber pop, new wave)

Just Mustard "Heart Under" (Noise rock; trip hop; shoegaze; Post-punk)

Deliluh "Fault Lines" (Post-Punk, Art Punk)

Rosie Carney "i wanna feel happy" (Indie Folk, Singer-Songwriter)

Isaac Dunbar "Banish The Banshee" (Alternative pop; pop)

Tate McRae "i used to think i could fly" (Pop)

Fax Gang "dataprism" (Hip Hop)

Magi Merlin "Gone Girl" (R&B, Soul)
 
This is quite lovely.

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"It's been ten years since Catrin Finch and Seckou Keita formed a duo. The seamless virtuosic union of the 47 strings of Catrin Finch's harp with the 22 strings on each neck of Seckou Keita's double kora – two cultures, two histories and two personalities merged into one atmospheric musical journey – has become a rare global music hit. Described by Songlines Magazine as 'one of the most popular world music acts of this decade', Finch and Keita create music that not only champions their exquisite instruments but blends elements of new and old music from the Western Classical, Celtic, folk, contemporary and West African song traditions, each echoing the other in an evolving tale of mutual discovery and delight."
 
avecigrec said:
This is quite lovely.

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"It's been ten years since Catrin Finch and Seckou Keita formed a duo. The seamless virtuosic union of the 47 strings of Catrin Finch's harp with the 22 strings on each neck of Seckou Keita's double kora – two cultures, two histories and two personalities merged into one atmospheric musical journey – has become a rare global music hit. Described by Songlines Magazine as 'one of the most popular world music acts of this decade', Finch and Keita create music that not only champions their exquisite instruments but blends elements of new and old music from the Western Classical, Celtic, folk, contemporary and West African song traditions, each echoing the other in an evolving tale of mutual discovery and delight."
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Ooooohhhh, I've been listening to a bit of Harp music recently. Excited to check this out.
 
avecigrec said:
This is quite lovely.

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"It's been ten years since Catrin Finch and Seckou Keita formed a duo. The seamless virtuosic union of the 47 strings of Catrin Finch's harp with the 22 strings on each neck of Seckou Keita's double kora – two cultures, two histories and two personalities merged into one atmospheric musical journey – has become a rare global music hit. Described by Songlines Magazine as 'one of the most popular world music acts of this decade', Finch and Keita create music that not only champions their exquisite instruments but blends elements of new and old music from the Western Classical, Celtic, folk, contemporary and West African song traditions, each echoing the other in an evolving tale of mutual discovery and delight."
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Looking forward to this. Their last one is one of my favourite records (and somehow still in stock from the first run of 500 on their website)
 
avecigrec said:
Radar List for 5.27.22


EABS - 2061
Nduduzo Malhathini - In the Spirit of Ntu
Steve Earle & The Dukes - Jerry Jeff
700 Bliss - Nothing to Declare
Wilco - Cruel Country
Deca - Smoking Gun
UMI - Forest in the City
Nimbus Sextet - Forward Thinker
Brian Jackson - This is Brian Jackson
Al Lover - Cosmic Joke
Nat Birchall - Afro Trane
MONO - My Story, The Buraku Story (An Original Soundtrack)
Floating World Pictures - The Twenty-three Views
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700 Bliss was okay. Deca is pretty cool. Gift of Gab vibes.
 
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