2024 New Music

[uscore]

Decent return from Sorry
 

 

[Ben7amin_]

11 minutes ago, uscore said:

Decent return from Sorry
 

 

 

There last album got no where near the praise it should have - underated act

[Supernintendo Chalmers]

New Underworld album bangs 

[CaledonianGonzo]

As does Chromakopia

[The Nal]

St Lenox is.... interesting

 

 

 

[Acid_Haze]

The newest GY!BE is their best since Lift Yr Skinny Fists like Antennas to Heaven. It's got that gigantic, majestic quality that recent albums seemed to lack. I'd say it's probably a bit more accessible too. We all probably know what the title's about, it's good to see a band not staying silent. The fact that the number is vastly lower than what it was in September when the album came out is a message in itself. The imagery that the music evokes is powerful and devastating.

[Quark]

New Mogwai. It's very Mogwai. This is a good thing.

 

 

[Quark]

Collab between Jon Hopkins and Olafur Arnalds like the proverbial RKO outta nowhere. As @Titters of this parish puts it, it's exactly what you'd expect. Perfect venn diagram crossover for me

 

 

[Claire96]

Thoroughly enjoying The Cure's new album this morning! Their 6 Music session was brilliant. 

[uscore]

If you like your dream pop with a jangly hint of Slowdive, you could do a lot worse than Deary's new EP, particularly the opening track 'Aurelia', and previous single 'The Drift'.

 

https://deary.bandcamp.com/album/aurelia

 

 

Edited November 1 by uscore

[uscore]

ha, I just found out that Slowdive's drummer played on three of the tracks.  So more than a hint of them in the music.

[Ben7amin_]

There is a new Alex Iwobi song out -  Yes you read that correctly

[Punksnotdead]

3 hours ago, Claire96 said:

Thoroughly enjoying The Cure's new album this morning! Their 6 Music session was brilliant. 

I'm only one listen in but, my god, it's magnificent! It's insane that a band who have been going nearly 50 years can put out an album that stands right up there with their best work - bar 'Disintegration' obviously, which is in my top 5 albums of all time. 

 

Incidentally, BBC 2 have a whole night of programmes dedicated to The Cure tomorrow night - that's my Saturday night sorted!

[Acid_Haze]

Enjoying the new Xiu Xiu album! It's catchier and more accessible than some of their recent albums, but it still maintains the experimentation and weirdness. Some really cool sounding songs, really interesting and colourful. Sometimes Xiu Xiu can lean a bit too much towards the nightmarishly weird but on this one they've made that weirdness work.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Hmm

 

 

 

[OCarter]

2 hours ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Hmm

 

 

 

 

Who is this and why does he sound like an old haggard version of The Dare?

 

[Fingerbobs]

A big warm welcome back to Doves! New album in Feb and 'single' out today:

 

 

Edited Monday at 12:21 PM by Fingerbobs
Bad internetting

[Euphoricape]

11 minutes ago, Fingerbobs said:

A big warm welcome back to Doves! New album in Feb and 'single' out today:

 

 

Love it already. So glad they are back!

[glimmers_of_hope]

8 hours ago, Fingerbobs said:

A big warm welcome back to Doves! New album in Feb and 'single' out today:

 

 

Really good come back single. 

No news on touring yet. If they do play live then I would hope glasto is on the cards.

Seems a logical place for them to play. 

[Acid_Haze]

The new Blood Incantation album is a bit of a masterpiece. It's death metal but with definite Pink Floyd influences and then in the psychedelic and ambient realm too. It's got all the best bits about death metal, that intensity and brutality, but then with some really interesting unconventional song structures and spacey textures. Would definitely recommend for death metal fans who're looking for something a bit different.

[Livvy13]

I may be biased as she's a very good friend but the debut album from Emily Burns is an absolute masterpiece 

 

https://open.spotify.com/album/0TjJKCbJtyC0ufBoiCicgK?si=EvMzlkkcQiShTxti0grrQw

[Ryan1984]

On 11/4/2024 at 8:49 PM, glimmers_of_hope said:

Really good come back single. 

No news on touring yet. If they do play live then I would hope glasto is on the cards.

Seems a logical place for them to play. 

Three intimate shows - sans Jimi - announced today. Stoke, Birkenhead and Hebden Bridge I think.

[Ryan1984]

Recent recommendations:

Bottom Bracket - twinkly, mathy emo.

Thanks - angry, shouty, sarky post punk from Leeds.

Sassyhiya - fun, queer pop.

Haley Heynderickx - gorgeous folky stuff.

[glimmers_of_hope]

9 hours ago, Ryan1984 said:

Three intimate shows - sans Jimi - announced today. Stoke, Birkenhead and Hebden Bridge I think.

Yes will be interesting to see what they are like without jimi singing live. I'm glad they are giving it a try. I expect they will do a full tour if it goes well. 

[Acid_Haze]

Would definitely recommend the new Mabe Fratti album if you haven't already. For people who like artists like Sudan Archives or even Kate Bush. It's very unique pop music made from classical instruments, she's a cellist and uses it to create lovely soundscapes and catchy pop songs. I like the mix of jazz, folk and pop the album has. It's quite a weird album, but in a very good way. Maybe they'll put her on West Holts next year? Unlikely but she would fit with the vibe