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El Pibe

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titch juicy Wrote:

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> Albums from this year on rotation at the moment

>

> Kan Wakan

> Courtney Barnett

> Thee Oh Sees

> Avi Buffalo

> Mirah

> Scott Walker & Sunn o)))

> Meatbodies

> Run the Jewels

>

> An lots of Six Organs of Admittance stuff


Courtney is on there alot, I haven't got into avi buffalo's latest, though i I though his his debut showed loads of potential, in a sort of precocious way.


Blonde Redhead, King Creosote, Beach House, Allo' Darlin', Grouper, Jenny Lewis, New Pornographers and Neko Case (the last two are separate items rather than a tautological descriptor, along with a bit of a Durruti Column phase, all getting airplay whilst I toil at my desk, the atlantic beating down at my window.

titch juicy

titch juicy

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El Pibe Wrote:

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> titch juicy Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Albums from this year on rotation at the moment

> >

> > Kan Wakan

> > Courtney Barnett

> > Thee Oh Sees

> > Avi Buffalo

> > Mirah

> > Scott Walker & Sunn o)))

> > Meatbodies

> > Run the Jewels

> >

> > An lots of Six Organs of Admittance stuff

>

> Courtney is on there alot, I haven't got into avi

> buffalo's latest, though i I though his his debut

> showed loads of potential, in a sort of precocious

> way.

>

> Blonde Redhead, King Creosote, Beach House, Allo'

> Darlin', Grouper, Jenny Lewis, New Pornographers

> and Neko Case (the last two are separate items

> rather than a tautological descriptor, along with

> a bit of a Durruti Column phase, all getting

> airplay whilst I toil at my desk, the atlantic

> beating down at my window.



The Courtney Barnett album is a little gem ain't it? Her laid back vocal delivery get's me all over.

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titch juicy

titch juicy

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El Pibe Wrote:

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> did you see the spotify, what did i listen to

> thing?

>

> Collider - Jon Hopkins was my track of 2014 it

> would seem.

>

> https://www.spotify-yearinmusic.com/my-year/

>

> Dr Strangeluv - Bonde Redhead was a late chaser

> though



It's a poor tool. Nowhere near accurate.


I scrobble to lastfm via Spotify and the 12 month lastfm list is very different and much nearer to what i'd expect. For example- Nick Cave is top of my Lastfm list by a distance but not even in the spotify top ten. Similarly with a couple of other artists.


Shame.

titch juicy

titch juicy

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I've never really got on with Belle and Sebastian but am really enjoying this latest effort. I've tried to like the Decemberists- many times. I usually like earnest, pretentious bands but I can't listen to that geezer sing without wanting to harm innocents.

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