What Are You Listening To Now ?

RocknRollDave

I'm listening to the new Liam Gallagher album.

For context, I'm not a fan of his and haven't bothered with any of his previous non-Oasis albums (nor the latter Oasis ones, for that matter.)


Gave it a spin as I caught the 48 Hours at Rockfield documentary on YouTube and found the new songs to be irritatingly catchy.


Going out on a limb here but, aside from Definitely Maybe, I'd say this was the best Oasis-related album out there.

CHRISB50

So far today...

Charlatans - Melting Pot
Dirty Pretty things - Waterloo to Anywhere
Elastica - Elastica
The Cribs - Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever

Milburn - Well, Well, Well     
(I only got half way through. Forgot how fucking awful it is)

Ocean Colour Scene - Moseley Shoals
Twisted Wheel - Twisted Wheel

CHRISB50

Today so far…

Band of Skulls - Baby Darling Doll Face Honey
Big Thief - U.F.O.F.
Sonic Youth - Dirty 
Daisy Chainsaw - Eleventeen

mikeyrob73

Today i have 
Beck - Guero 

 and its a cracking album 

Philly_Q

Royal Thunder - CVI

I haven't listened to this for ages and I had forgotten how brilliant it is.  Unfortunately they were one of those bands who had a great first album and (IMO) never quite matched it with subsequent releases.  They haven't done anything for a while, but apparently they are still going...

Cig35

Wintersun - Time

 

duotone

Listening to some Emo albums on Spotify, a couple recommended from an NME list https://www.nme.com/photos/20-emo-albums-that-have-resolutely-stood-the-test-of-time-1402525 Really enjoying them.

Thrice - The Artist In The Ambulance (2003)
https://youtu.be/dqy1jA8-WCQ

The Hotelier -Like Noplace Is There (2014)

https://youtu.be/3ac355NgsV0

Thursday - Full Collapse (2001)

https://youtu.be/6zlnil-v3dg

mudslide73

The Smile - A Light for Attracting Attention.
SRV - Live at Carnegie Hall.
Neil Young - Ragged Glory.

Sporky

duotone said:

Thrice - The Artist In The Ambulance (2003)

Some excellent tracks on that - Staring At The Sun is probbly my favourite. 

distressed

Axe_meister

Currently going through the Kate Bush back catalogue. I remember the strange stirrings I had as pre-pubescent you lad, before I understood much about music (but loved the music as well back then). And boy is she good, Yes the singing can divide people but the song writing and production is out of this world. 
And the songs she wrote for kick inside which is quite a deep album, she wrote when she was 13. True Talent.  

english_bob

mudslide73 said:

The Smile - A Light for Attracting Attention.

Mrs_bob bought me a copy on behalf of the kids for fathers' day. It's good. If you'd described it to me as "the singer and the one who does film soundtracks from Radiohead playing with a jazz drummer", I think I would have imagined it sounding just like this. 

I really like The Smoke - sounds like 70s soundtrack funk played by... well, Radiohead.

roberty

english_bob said:

mudslide73 said:

The Smile - A Light for Attracting Attention.

Mrs_bob bought me a copy on behalf of the kids for fathers' day. It's good. If you'd described it to me as "the singer and the one who does film soundtracks from Radiohead playing with a jazz drummer", I think I would have imagined it sounding just like this. 

I really like The Smoke - sounds like 70s soundtrack funk played by... well, Radiohead.

I was at one of these filmings, it was a bit special. Hopefully they post more videos from it. They've been steadily drip feeding content over the course of the year



They swap instruments a lot but not in a gimmicky way, more that they are working creatively with the limitation of only having three members

They are playing All Points East at the end of August

LPManic

The new Beyonce song is fantastic. Very early 90s house sound.

CHRISB50

So far today…

The Bluetones - Expecting to Fly
The Streets - Original Pirate Material
Maribou State - Kingdoms in Colour
VA - Summer of Love 88 (Colin Hudd continuous mix)

Sporky

White Lung - Paradise - its like if the Yeah Yeah Yeahs were better. Below is a stand out but it's all good. 

Philly_Q

The new album from Valley of the Sun - The Chariot. 

Out this week I think, which means I should be getting a parcel from their record label soon.

breakstuff

Boo-Bop-A-Boo by The Magnetic, a neo rockabilly band from Russia,and really rather good.

duotone

Sporky said:

duotone said:

Thrice - The Artist In The Ambulance (2003)

Some excellent tracks on that - Staring At The Sun is probbly my favourite. 

Yeah @Sporky it is excellent. These past couple of weeks I’ve been listening more & more to the Thursday - Full Collapse (2001) album. Really loving the vocalist/s on it.

Kittyfrisk

Was listening to Cery Matthews Radio 6 Music show earlier & she played a live performance from Arooj Aftab called "Mohabbat".
Absolutely great, a real slow burn with a guitar part very reminiscent of Zep's 'Going to California"