DavidOK, it’s quite corny in places but that only half describes this slightly easy/uneasy, but effortlessly listenable recording from Hawaii’s premier ex-shoe shining, piano shop proprietor.
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DavidWow! This ain’t rock’n’roll, this is an electro-cabaret masterpiece. Tricky prodigy Alison Goldfrapp, croons like Liza Minelli, yodels like Melanie Oesch, and whistles like Roger Whitaker.
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DavidI didn’t know anything about this recording before playing this via Tidal this evening. As the reveiw states “Saxophonist Kirsten Edkins delivers a delightful and charming batch of mainstream jazz with her engaging and exuberant debut Art & Soul.
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DavidFor various reasons, I felt a little nostalgic this evening. Before Bowie and T-Rex came along, Elton was my goto artist.
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DavidFantastic debut from New York-based group Asobi Seksu. While firmly in the noise rock genre, it’s fabulously diverse throughout. On the very first listen there’s a lot to like about this record.
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DavidIt’s March already. Let’s kick things off with this magnificent beast. No vocals to get in the way just their majestic soundtrack.
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DavidDavid Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1972) Tangerine Dream - Phaedra (1974)
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DavidThis record is so refreshingly old school. Like similarly discordant outliers, Sonic Youth, it’s a messy, chunky but palatable goulash.
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DavidThe themes were: Back to School, Voice , Don’t Judge a Book By Its Cover
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DavidA very easy choice tonight. When you are out walking and the dog makes a bee line for a young American woman wearing a Lord Huron “Long Lost” T Shirt, there’s a clear message there.
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