DavidMore magnificence from the LA-based band, Lord Huron. With a country-infused soundstage as big the lake they were named after, one of the big five by the way, it’s all very lush and cinematic.
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DavidHoly shit! What a FANTASTIC record! I didn’t realise what an absolute stonker this is. I listened to a great podcast this morning while hiking back from Tahunanui Beach, wife and dog in tow.
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DavidA fabulous, lady-led band from the century’s turn who sound like they shared a dressing room with the Slits and The Fall.
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DavidAn absolute gem of a record found on my recent excursion up North. Discovered second hand at “Low Cost Records” in Petone, this record was always one of my favourites.
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DavidI’ve had a bit of a revelation today after a great Shut Up And Listen Session the evening before. Streaming stuff instead of relying on physical media is perfectly OK.
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DavidThe theme: Less Is More - three tracks celebrating minimalism (with the usual expectation of creative interpretation, misinterpretation or contradiction, of course)
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DavidThis is an exquisite, sumptuous recent discovery courtesy of the wonderful Youtube hosted by Michael the German. Michael, who is a truly engaging German man with the most incredible vinyl collection, regularly shares his insights into the best, and often but not always, audiophile vinyl pressings.
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DavidIs this album one of those genre-less wonders or an amalgam of everything put through a musical mincer? I really can’t make up my mind.
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DavidSecond album from German band “Kin Ping Meh” (Chinese for “The Golden Lotus”) There’s a definite “The Yes Album” feel to early proceedings with more than a few weird meanderings along the way.
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DavidBought this Friday. Played it Friday night. Didn’t love it. Played safto. Am goowin wi mi-sen and fookin’ lovin’ it! (Ok they’re from Nottingham)
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