What have you been listening to?, part 2

[Rev. Powell]

Ambient settings, but with electric guitar (and sometimes drums). I like it.

https://youtu.be/m2iRYvsKh6I?si=tiDTXk6z3nvlVbv5

[Rev. Powell]

"Mahōgakkō" by Hakushi Hasegawa. Avant-garde electronica from Japan. Melodic parts, but generally challenging stuff.



This is trip-hop.



Not my pick, someone else wanted to hear it.

[Rev. Powell]

Kampire Presents: A Dancefloor in Ndola. Obscure bands and no dates given, but sounds like afrobeat from the 1970s to 1990.

[Rev. Powell]

"The Bed I Made" by The Softies. Appropriately named band.



"WeirdOs" by O. Appropriately named album.

[Rev. Powell]

I'm usually skeptical of debut recordings of 17th century composers, but these are pretty good. No idea why Stradella was neglected.

[FatFreddysCat]

The recent passing of former Great White vocalist Jack Russell prompted me to fill a couple of long-standing holes in my G.W. collection. These CDs arrived yesterday so they'll be in rotation all this week:

Shot in the Dark (1986; Japan press w/OBI strip)


Recover (2002)

[Rev. Powell]

"Romance" by FONTAINES D.C. I like the first track, but when did 80s New Wave revival bands become a thing?

[RCMerchant]

Holy s**t!
"Institutionlized" Song by a Mexican girl! Really fast! 

//youtu.be/gGjrXTTtfG8?si=8a5h2XgkNGdCOalq

[lester1/2jr]

[Rev. Powell]

"Imaginal Disk" by Magdalena Bay. "Left-field pop." I would have thought the appeal was limited, but it seems to be selling well.

[zombie no.one]

new(ish) album by THE FAUNS. I know the main songwriter/bassist, but that is not a contributing factor to me genuinely liking it... 80s shoegaze/synthpoppy vibes

http://youtu.be/dnM4TB0i3qs?si=bKcsYqeIiWNepVbO

[Rev. Powell]

This dude would have cleaned up with divorcees in a singles bar in 1972.

[Rev. Powell]

"Meditations on Love" by Susanna







Lots of familiar TV & movie themes, a couple of cool jazz crossover tracks, and a lot of "beautiful music." This collection will help you understand why it was so easy for rock to take over the airwaves in the 60s.

[Rev. Powell]

"POWER" by illuminati hotties. Love the band name.

[Rev. Powell]