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It's either her rear end or her friend's rear end she revealed in an article i read last week. Can't remember which one they went with. rear end snipe
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I dig the hell out of "Los Ageless," though.
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I like both of her new songs, but drat she tries hard to be weird. Just keep making good music and not force some odd persona through.
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Slandible posted:I like both of her new songs, but drat she tries hard to be weird. Just keep making good music and not force some odd persona through. She is lifting from Bowie who she is obsessed with by doing the whole "reinvent yourself every album and display a certain aesthetic" thing... that's all. I find it fun.
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Sep 6, 2017 18:17
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Mutemath finally dropped the single I've been hoping they would: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od1MT-g6w8E
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Sep 7, 2017 02:41
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New song I like from a Vancouver indie band https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-05Q0pITIj8
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I don't understand the appeal of mac demarco. Am I too old?
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Sep 7, 2017 19:28
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GoldfishStew posted:I don't understand the appeal of mac demarco. Am I too old? Bright guitar tones with good riffs, a smooth distinct voice, good love song lyrics, goofy vibe. Probably too old. Also, is Protomartyr good live anyone? Debating going to see them.
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Sep 7, 2017 20:13
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T Bowl posted:Bright guitar tones with good riffs, a smooth distinct voice, good love song lyrics, goofy vibe. Probably too old. They're what you'd expect them to be. The vocalist is immobile. They sound tight.
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Sep 7, 2017 20:20
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GoldfishStew posted:I don't understand the appeal of mac demarco. Am I too old? my mum loves him and she's 60
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Sep 7, 2017 20:50
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GoldfishStew posted:I don't understand the appeal of mac demarco. Am I too old? I think his music is fine. I can't get over the way he looks. Come at me.
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Sep 7, 2017 22:24
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Mac to me just sounds like poo poo from the 70s that would have been completely ignored but because he moved to Brooklyn and has a gap in his teeth he's neat.
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Sep 7, 2017 22:42
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GoldfishStew posted:Mac to me just sounds like poo poo from the 70s that would have been completely ignored but because he moved to Brooklyn and has a gap in his teeth he's neat. If this were true literally hundreds and hundreds of losers in Brooklyn would be famous. Also, can you give some examples of these 70s acts you speak of?
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Sep 7, 2017 23:08
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I dont like Mac Demarco as a musician but Salad Days might be one of my favourite albums. People tell me that Demarco is "jangle pop" but I have no idea what that means and that genre name is stupid. I put on Salad Days and I have a good time. There's something about that album that's discretely sinister while at the same time being poppy and accessible. It's like listening to great music when you got a fever. This doesn't seem derivative to the music of the 1970's, its fresh.
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Sep 7, 2017 23:21
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Is this the thread where I talk about how loving awesome the new Death From Above 1979 album is? because holy poo poo are these guys just getting better with every release.
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Laserface posted:Is this the thread where I talk about how loving awesome the new Death From Above 1979 album is? They consistently do that dirty sound better than anyone. On this one in particular, it feels like Jesse perfectly replicated Kurt Cobain’s signature gnarly guitar tone but on bass. It’s just so impressive to hear. I need to listen to this loving thing again.
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Sep 8, 2017 08:37
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The new Queens of the Stone Age album was such a loving letdown for me and this DFA album is more like what I wish it had been. Oh well, at least I'm getting that kind of sound from somewhere this year.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Yeeeeeeeeeeah. I listened to the new National album and the new DFA back to back. New National’s okay, but the new DFA? Fuuuuuuuck, that’s one of my favorite records of the year after only one listen, no question. They really loving smash it out of the park. Its such an amazing fusion of funk, metal, rock, disco and pop. one listen on the new album and its a loving hoot. much stronger than the last album, which was already great.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:The new Queens of the Stone Age album was such a loving letdown for me and this DFA album is more like what I wish it had been. Oh well, at least I'm getting that kind of sound from somewhere this year. New QOTSA was definitely a let down. A couple of great tracks, but at least so far, definitely my least favorite album they've put out. Absolutely love the new LCD album. Gonna be listening to how do you sleep? forever. New Mutemath is good, and now I will have to listen to this new DFA album. e: new DFA bangs, really good. angrygodofjebus fucked around with this message at 17:15 on Sep 8, 2017 |
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Didn't like new The National album on the first listen, but it has since grown on me. New Alvvays is good. LCD is amazing. QoTSA is okay. Grizzly Bear is still awesome. Have the new DFA queued up, along with new Zola Jesus, which is apparently real good too. So much great music this year, it is nuts!
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Regarding DFA Never Swim Alone is easily one of the top 5 tracks the bands has ever done. https://youtu.be/-ZGqA14oQCQ Perfect song for gym.
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Sep 9, 2017 15:39
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Regarding DFA That's the track I hated the most. It's like weezer joined DFA. The record is solid, I think my favorites are moonlight and Never Forever
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stoops posted:That's the track I hated the most. It's like weezer joined DFA. The record is solid, I think my favorites are moonlight and Never Forever
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Laneway Festival, my bottom-of-the-world indie music festival, has just announced its first lineup for 2018:quote:Aldous Harding, Amy Shark, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, BADBADNOTGOOD, BAYNK, Billie Eilish, Bonobo, Connan Mockasin,D.D Dumbo, Die! Die! Die!, Father John Misty, Loyle Carner, Mac DeMarco, Melodownz, Moses Sumney, Polyester, POND, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, (Sandy) Alex G, Slowdive, Sylvan Esso, The Internet, The War on Drugs, TOKiMONSTA, Unitone HiFi, Wolf Alice It's always been a fun source of new music for me so hopefully there's some new gems this time too. If you haven't listened to Aldous Harding yet to check her out ASAP. Captain_Person fucked around with this message at 01:19 on Sep 11, 2017 |
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stoops posted:That's the track I hated the most. It's like weezer joined DFA. The record is solid, I think my favorites are moonlight and Never Forever Outrage is now (the song) or Statues are both skippable IMO. I listened to it all day yesterday while working on my car and then twice again on the commute to work. Those were the only two songs I found myself not enjoying as much as the others. Favorite is either Nomad or Caught Up.
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Uhh, so I just got out of seeing Modest Mouse for the second time and I was definitely not aware of what a wide variety of stuff they’ve been playing lately. Get a load of this setlist: • Cowboy Dan • 3rd Planet • Invisible • Float On • The Ground Walks With Time In A Box • Grey Ice Water • This Devil’s Workday • Satin In A Coffin • Dashboard • poo poo In Your Cut • Sugar Boats • Paper Thin Walls • Talking poo poo About A Pretty Sunset • Lampshades On Fire • Fly Trapped In A Jar Encore: • Night On The Sun • The Best Room • The World At Large • A Different City I LOST MY poo poo MULTIPLE TIMES. Especially for Talking poo poo About A Pretty Sunset. Like WHAT?! That was the last song I expected them to play  I’ve only been wanting to see that song performed live for like 13 years now. Night On The Sun too. And Grey Ice Water. Like Jesus, they actually did what you hope most bands do but they really don’t which is play stuff from their whole career as opposed to just new stuff. They played way more classic stuff than they did new stuff!
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Uhh, so I just got out of seeing Modest Mouse for the second time and I was definitely not aware of what a wide variety of stuff they’ve been playing lately. I love Modest Mouse but I've only ever really heard bad things about their live performances so I'm glad you enjoyed it. Kinda wanna see them some day but they don't seem to have any international shows coming up. They do play a lot of songs but there's still a couple cool tracks from the s/t album they've apparently only ever played once or twice, at least as far as setlist.fm says.
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I'm not much of a National guy, I like them more than love them. But I've had the new album on repeat since it dropped, love it. They're playing Manchester in two weeks and I'm gutted I didn't get tickets. My club night is doing a post-gig NYC night near the venue, hopefully we get some passing trade afterwards
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sout posted:I love Modest Mouse but I've only ever really heard bad things about their live performances so I'm glad you enjoyed it. When I saw them the singer was such an rear end in a top hat that it kinda ruined their music for me. They were one of my favorite bands before that.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Uhh, so I just got out of seeing Modest Mouse for the second time and I was definitely not aware of what a wide variety of stuff they’ve been playing lately. When I saw them last year they didn't even play Float On.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Regarding DFA This whole album is on fiyaaahhhhh
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angrygodofjebus posted:When I saw them last year they didn't even play Float On.
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I agree, it's just not common for a band not to play their most popular song by a wide margin. They closed with The World at Large and you can tell most of the crowd was like "wait that's the end?! Where's Float On???"
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GoldfishStew posted:I don't understand the appeal of mac demarco. Am I too old? I don't like listening to Mac DeMarko, but I love this video of him walking around in France, encountering drunks and other local flavour, and noodling on a guitar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5RSQaF0I2o I'm going to see AJJ this weekend, and I'm super jazzed.
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angrygodofjebus posted:When I saw them last year they didn't even play Float On. So it was a great show.
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They do a great live version of Dance Hall, they did it both times I saw them and it was a ton of fun. I think they got a reputation for doing bad shows back when Isaac Brock was completely wasted every time they played, but the shows I went to were fantastic - 2010 and 2011 I think.
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The new Ted Leo album seems to be going under the radar, which is a goddamn shame. It's loose and dark and harder than he normally goes and great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieNMITLhtVE Here's a deep dive from Stereogum in July that tells what's happened since The Brutalist Bricks. Short answer: debt after failed tour, wife's miscarriage and health issues, dropped from Matador, almost quit music entirely until Aimee Mann got him to do The Both, had to Kickstart the new record. I'm buying The Hanged Man when I get a chance. https://www.stereogum.com/featured/ted-leo-is-like-you/
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Frank Turner puts on such an amazing live show, if he ever plays your city go see him.
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New Destroyer track: "Tinseltown Swimming in Blood" Also announced a handful of tour dates — full band this time; Dan did a solo tour last fall
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