[Antagon]

 

[Torn Curtain]

Björk - Post

[Trama]

NO VISITORS

by quttinirpaaq

http://quttinirpaaq.bandcamp.com/album/no-visitors

Quttinirpaaq, the shadowy Austin crew lead by Matt Turner, is back after a four year absence with their Rural Isolation Project debut No Visitors. Fans of Brainbombs, Skullflower, Les Rallizes Denudes or general lovers of speaker/inner ear destruction take note! Layers of in the red fuzz, feedback, vomit, claustrophobia, no eye contact, distorted 808 beats, extended sludge work outs, wind-up glam drums and suspicious voices from other rooms.

[dale_gribble]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

On a serious White Hills binge today. Seeing them tomorrow, really excited about it. Probably my favorite band in the country the last few years, and they have never been here before.

i had never heard of them but saw them live two days ago. they were pretty fucking good and later on the bassist almost spilled her food on me haha.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

 

and loving ever fucking sonic moment. its been long enough since I listened to this record in its entirety for me to have almost forgotten just how magical it is. Again, this is my all-time favorite Sonic Youth album, it contends in my top-ten of all time for any band/album some days

Absolutely. It's not my actual favorite SY album, but I find that every time I listen to it (couple times a year maybe), I like it twice as much as I did the last time. So, in the 10 years since its release, it has gradually inched its way up about thirteen-fifteen spots (depending on what you consider an album)

I remember unwrapping it the day it came out, and playing it on the way to work. Hearing "Pattern Recognition" for the first time was one of the best listening experiences of my life, but for some reason I considered it my
least favorite Sonic Youth album for years. But I honesty have no idea why I felt that way. It's not quite as testosterone filled as most of the music that melted my 23 year old heart, but every listen brings about new revelations and insights about the album. A pretty triumphant album, in that it brought the DDN sound back, and meted it with the jammy, bohemian vibe that NYCG&F sparked and Murray Street perfected. It's really the go-to record for fans of the group's entire discography.

I started this post, abandoned it, and finished it over the course of well over 24 hours. Hopefully it makes sense, because I certainly am not going to proof read it.

[Genteel Death]

 

[Trama]

 

Wolfgang Voigt - Rückverzauberung 6 (Magazine 7)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xw20q1vlVQQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgVu6dVAngY

[sonic sphere]

 

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by Severian

Absolutely. It's not my actual favorite SY album, but I find that every time I listen to it (couple times a year maybe), I like it twice as much as I did the last time. So, in the 10 years since its release, it has gradually inched its way up about thirteen-fifteen spots (depending on what you consider an album)

I remember unwrapping it the day it came out, and playing it on the way to work. Hearing "Pattern Recognition" for the first time was one of the best listening experiences of my life, but for some reason I considered it my
least favorite Sonic Youth album for years. But I honesty have no idea why I felt that way. It's not quite as testosterone filled as most of the music that melted my 23 year old heart, but every listen brings about new revelations and insights about the album. A pretty triumphant album, in that it brought the DDN sound back, and meted it with the jammy, bohemian vibe that NYCG&F sparked and Murray Street perfected. It's really the go-to record for fans of the group's entire discography.

I started this post, abandoned it, and finished it over the course of well over 24 hours. Hopefully it makes sense, because I certainly am not going to proof read it.

Great post! Revelations is exactly what that album is filled with, such great production, always something new layered in to discover. It is like A Thousand Leaves 2.0..

I also will never forget getting that album, I camped out in front of Aomeba Records to get it on release day to get a free ticket to the Troubador Album release show.. I ended getting dissed and yet blessed, so it was fantastic, and then when I put on the disc in my headphones walking back to the subway to head home, Pattern Recognition came on and I just about had a heart attack, it was simply that fantastic a tune. PR -> Unmade Bed -> Dripping Dream is an epic sequence belonging to the vaults of all time.

[Torn Curtain]

Ravel - Daphnis et Chloé (Boulez)

[Severian]

 

 

Oh yeah, and...

 

[louder]

 

[Genteel Death]

Cynthia Dall - Untitled (1996)

 

[Rob Instigator]

Originally Posted by Severian

 

I dig fully this Trans Am LP on the reg

[Severian]

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator

I dig fully this Trans Am LP on the reg

It's easy to dig.

[EVOLghost]

Originally Posted by Trama

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDnlztE9Yog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zof_tW4HrT0

must spread rep!

[Trama]

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyI4LSss_vM

[Trama]

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHcVkD7zF-M

[Genteel Death]

Cheater Slicks - On Your Knees

 

[Genteel Death]

Hollywood Autopsy - s/t