Carnifex
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I listened to two albums today, both by King Crimson: The Court of the Crimson King, and the Poseidon album. Dear god, these guys created some awesome music that stands the test of time.
The ever-popular "Currently Listening" thread
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Thrasher
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Another new discovery for me. Be prepared for some funky scifi fake world music shit.
ALT-J KCRW Live Set - video or audio
ALT-J KCRW Live Set - video or audio
Thrasher
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Well, more stuff.
Familiar with the chillwave genre? Not sure if this follows a particular genre, but it's definitely a floaty groove I can get into.
A live KCRW set by Washed Out
The visual album Mister Mellow:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-Lqdm6Z17eDirkIwmuqsGApqocbXGr6o
Familiar with the chillwave genre? Not sure if this follows a particular genre, but it's definitely a floaty groove I can get into.
A live KCRW set by Washed Out
The visual album Mister Mellow:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-Lqdm6Z17eDirkIwmuqsGApqocbXGr6o
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Thrasher
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A haunting electronic track.
Almost all of my above postings were originally heard on KCRW...
Almost all of my above postings were originally heard on KCRW...
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From their great, new album Against all tides the song Love Child from Harpeth Rising. Their first official music video, recently released:
While putting together a retrospective album of The Kinks for a friend I came to the conclusion that this band deserves to be a bit better known/ more listened to than I think it currently is 
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Sunny Afternoon (Face to Face; 1966):
Death of a Clown (Something Else; 1967):
Waterloo Sunset (Something Else; 1967):
Berkeley Mews ("Lola" single B-side; 1970):
This Time Tomorrow (Lola versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One; 1970):
^Melancholy at its breeziest, really love this one.
:Sunny Afternoon (Face to Face; 1966):
Death of a Clown (Something Else; 1967):
Waterloo Sunset (Something Else; 1967):
Berkeley Mews ("Lola" single B-side; 1970):
This Time Tomorrow (Lola versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One; 1970):
^Melancholy at its breeziest
, really love this one.
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Carnifex
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There isn't such a thing as a bad song or album by the Kinks. They are literally that good.
Thrasher
Wheeee!
A new discovery for me. Indie pop group Shout Out Louds from Sweden. But the chord changes reminds me of early 4AD Xymox, and it has the ringing guitar arpeggios of dream pop / shoegaze without the noise plus more melody.
A bunch of tracks here https://soundcloud.com/shoutoutlouds/tracks
I like these best
https://soundcloud.com/shoutoutlouds/porcelain-1
https://soundcloud.com/shoutoutlouds/jumbo-jet-1
A bunch of tracks here https://soundcloud.com/shoutoutlouds/tracks
I like these best
https://soundcloud.com/shoutoutlouds/porcelain-1
https://soundcloud.com/shoutoutlouds/jumbo-jet-1
Thrasher
Wheeee!
Not really a fan of hip hop, but this is great lyrically and tonally and rhythmically with atmosphere and texture.