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goldfish
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Anyone else heard this?

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It's a lovely, smiley combination of Teenage Fanclub, Phoenix, maybe a bit of Belle and Sebastian, and some Air vocoders for good measure. It's light and frothy and warm and smile-inducing. Best album of the year for me so far....

Try Sunndal Song and Energy for a start...

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Title changed to reflect the fact that TIME_IS_IN_LOVE took it off-topic within one post... ;)

So, aside from the above, brilliant, Apples in Stereo album, which gets better with every listen, current faves are...

Battles - Atlas

Frankly mental tribal drums, squeaky vocals and choppy guitar lunacy. Rest of their album's shockingly bad, but this is genius.

Wu-Tang Clan - Ain't Nothing to Fuck With (Bird Peterson mix)

Courtesy of Fluxblog, the Wu-Tang violated on the dancefloor.

Gameboy/Gamegirl - Sweaty Wet / Dirty Damp

Also thanks to Fluxblog for this faintly filthy sounded Aussie tune, fits neatly into the 80s vibe going on in my head alongside...

Calvin Harris - Acceptable in the 80s

This year's Mylo, maybe, for better or worse, this is a brilliantly bouncy retro piece, that sounds as though Richard X had a hand in it, and there's not much praise higher than that! Honourable mention for Kool Uncle - Big and Dirty Dreams, which is apprently a bootleg by King Unique... Human League's 'Things that dreams are made of' and Martini Bros 'Big and Dirty' (albeit I'm about 2 years late on that one...

Fujiya Miyagi - Ankle Injuries

Reminds me a bit of Lali Puna's 'Rapariga Da Banheira', with a kind've driving bass groove, whilst a softly spoken bloke bangs on about pixelated jazz mags...


So. What's floating your boat at the moment?

Simon
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I really liked Kieran Hebden and Steve Raid's new album, and the clark's ted EP was amazing.
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SixShooterSam wrote:
and the clark's ted EP was amazing.


Yeah the bibio remix is great...

Check out Flying Lotus - 1983

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SixShooterSam wrote:
I really liked Kieran Hebden and Steve Raid's new album, and the clark's ted EP was amazing.

Saw Kieran Hebden and Steve Reid last night. It was wicked.
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Anyone got any of these on webspace anywhere ? Can't use p2p or torrent here in Thailand as i would have to setup port fowarding in each internet cafe i use. Can anyone help ? Need new stuff badly

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chem wrote:
Anyone got any of these on webspace anywhere ? Can't use p2p or torrent here in Thailand as i would have to setup port fowarding in each internet cafe i use. Can anyone help ? Need new stuff badly


Apples in Stereo - Energy and Sunndal Song.

Battles - Atlas

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the odg wrote:
SixShooterSam wrote:
I really liked Kieran Hebden and Steve Raid's new album, and the clark's ted EP was amazing.

Saw Kieran Hebden and Steve Reid last night. It was wicked.


I'm envious

Nice Guy Eddie wrote:
SixShooterSam wrote:
and the clark's ted EP was amazing.


Yeah the bibio remix is great...

Check out Flying Lotus - 1983


yeah, I've got it ^_^
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k-os - atlantis: hyms for disco

my favourite thing this year, sounds like the roots and...some ace soul/reggae crossover thing.
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Got the Holden remix of Keiron Hebden & Steve Reid - The Sun Never Sets today. Manages to make it even more mental.

Also been enjoying Kathy Diamond - Over. It matches her previous efforts (All Woman & Sunshine) with a powerful vocal and wicked production from Maurice Fulton, this time going for old school house with hammond organ.
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Have come across a perth guy going under the name victor borman

Album is on order, but the single is giving me hope

http://downloads.pitchforkmedia.com/Vic ... 0Laura.mp3
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MUch appreciated Simon, downloading now. Thanks !!!

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re: the first post - thanks for the apples in stereo tip, very nice indeed. i hear a bit of guided by voices in there too.

other things i've obtained but haven't listened to yet:

A Sunny Day in Glasgow - Scribble Mural Comic Journal lp
Victor Bermon - Arriving at Night lp
Amiina - AnimaminA ep
Black Dog - Riphead ep
Lullatone - Plays Pajama Pop Pour Vous lp

yep, i read pitchfork too...
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hmmm I download a lot off pitchfork, and am just catching up with the listening.

Just got the new modest mouse and am liking that record a hell of a lot

Great bouncy crazy rock and roll
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I've been listening to a few Gui Boratto tracks from Chromophobia; real nice stuff. Got his record on order.
Also, it came out two years ago, but I just discovered them last week: Pivot, can't stop listening to Make Me Love You.

s.a.l., so the new MM is a good one? I've heard real mixed reviews about it...
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Røyksopp - Back To Mine

Funk, electro and rock in one awsome mixture:D
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s.a.l., so the new MM is a good one? I've heard real mixed reviews about it...


Yep I'd rate it. Has a similar feel to the last album in terms of the tone of the record, but is more. Which I suppose is what I'm chasing in a follow up. Some outstanding tracks
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Definitely the new Amy Winehouse...and i found a Hot Chip remix of "Rehab" that is killer. Also, i know its from a few months back, but John B.'s "Electrostep" is pretty badass. Oh, and fer sure The Good, The Bad & The Queen.
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cozmo78 wrote:
Oh, and fer sure The Good, The Bad & The Queen.


i keep going back to this too, very accessible, very...subtle somehow.
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