Albums You're Digging II

[pink_is_metal]

Without a doubt one of the best albums ever made. Gloomy and angry as all hell, with venom spat upon every, very in-your-face and true lyric.

 

[Fav girl]

Have you ever listen to it? I'm not saying it's good in guilty pleasure way, I'm saying it's really seriously good.

 

[Leta]

David Bowie - Young Americans

Just revisiting an old favourite. Get a load of this bad boy...

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[Jack S. Buy more ammo!]

When did people start calling mediocrity by other names?

 

[BOB.]

^^ Really? I have the opposite view, because I think the vocals are what solidifies the album and makes it perfect. But the vocals are really painfully depressing though, so I can see where you're coming from. Then again, it is RABBM, lol

 

[SimFan125]

Lyrabyc Systym - Carved by glaciers

Nice melodic post-rock. Really digging the beautiful melancholy electric piano in this

Isis - Panopticon

Beautiful post-metal album. I lost this one a couple months ago. It's good to have it back.

 

[alex_piano1994]

a friend told me about these guys yesterday.....their debut album is great.....hope they live up to their reputation live

 

[Admis S]

No problemo :thurab: Glad you dug it.

David Sylvian & Ryuichi Sakamoto - World Citizen EP

A collection of all the collaborations between Japan's David Sylvian and the Yellow Magic Orchestra's Ryuichi Sakamoto, and as far as I know some are new and some are old (Forbidden Colours, aka the bestest song ever is on there). A sublime mix of downtempo electronica, jazz and pop on the whole. These guys really should've done a full-length album together.

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[sulaimanintokyo]

Heaven in Her Arms - Erosion of the Black Speckle

 

[VampBlood16]

But I love Different Class. His N Hers feels like the warm-up to it. Still great though.

 

[anfrhm]

Not quite convinced, I take it?

 

[sTuFf]

just have reckoning and i havent really listened to it much. in The Beginner's Guide thread someone posted a REM compilation though, you should check it out!

 

[yay-a-cornish-pasty]

I have Ticket Crystals by them.

Not got around to hearing it yet though.

 

[livedieyoung]

lolno. Pavement is almost as bad as Autechre when it comes to fanboi-ism.

Speaking of Autechre....

 

[helper300]

The self titled is my favourite, that one probably comes in last for me actually but its still a fine record. Arguably the poppiest QOTSA have ever been but it works. I'd definitely check Eva Vulgaris out. I think in places its a little more complex in its song structure and probably the better for it.

 

[cupcake<333]

I know, that was Monday's album of choice

 

[Stephii [:]

^

Great album...only slightly better than Skeletal Lamping.

 

[skadoosh]

@Lee...Outside is a great album that just gets better.
Not obviously a grabber from the off.
I've been appreciating this album for some time.

 

[Stupify]

Klang - No Sound Is Heard
Donna Matthews of Elastica does minimalistic Krautrock with her new band. Her vocal delivery even sounRAB like Damo Suzuki.

Pornosect - ...Of Vibrations, Resonances and Divine Things
Three cheers for the token appearence of a random abrasive noise album that I put on once in a while to up my credibility.

The Horizontalist - Hybird
Posthumously released solo E.P. by Mary Hanson from Stereolab

Xhol Caravan - Electrip
Possibly the greatest Krautrock / Psychedelia album I have heard this week.
Just mental.

 

[loving_girl9009]

This sounRAB great. Im all over this. I think the drumming could have done with being either more aggressive as the track progresses or soft and way further down in the mix but it still sounRAB like my thing.