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sideshowbob
Champagne fascia aficionado
What!!!?????
Ignore these poltroons.
-- Ian
Ignore these poltroons.
-- Ian
That's pfm for you...
Nah! Don't worry, I'll get it anyway. If it's no good, I can always punt it on. Somehow I can't see that happening.
I fired the The For Carnation cd in the car this morning. I'm only a couple of tracks in (15 min drive to work
, but liking it a lot. The bass sure comes through, I guess whoever mixed the album was a basshead. Another result.
Nah! Don't worry, I'll get it anyway. If it's no good, I can always punt it on. Somehow I can't see that happening.
I fired the The For Carnation cd in the car this morning. I'm only a couple of tracks in (15 min drive to work
, but liking it a lot. The bass sure comes through, I guess whoever mixed the album was a basshead. Another result.Just played Bedhead's first album - WhatFunLifeWas - It's good, I like it...
...but not as much as Labradford - Labradford. A truely excellent album! From "Phantom Channel Crossing"'s clanking chains and gas cylinders rolling around on concrete, through "The Cipher"'s eerie soundscape, and "Lake Speed"'s hauntingly surreal beauty. What's not to like? (if you like this kinda thing...)
Looking forward to picking up more of their back catalogue. There's some good music on that Kranky label! In fact, I have a copy on Pan American's "360 Business/360 Bypass" album on order, so looking forward to that as well. Mark Nelson kept himself busy between the two projects. What's he up to at the moment?
...but not as much as Labradford - Labradford. A truely excellent album! From "Phantom Channel Crossing"'s clanking chains and gas cylinders rolling around on concrete, through "The Cipher"'s eerie soundscape, and "Lake Speed"'s hauntingly surreal beauty. What's not to like? (if you like this kinda thing...)
Looking forward to picking up more of their back catalogue. There's some good music on that Kranky label! In fact, I have a copy on Pan American's "360 Business/360 Bypass" album on order, so looking forward to that as well. Mark Nelson kept himself busy between the two projects. What's he up to at the moment?
sideshowbob
Champagne fascia aficionado
One of his finest production jobs, too. I love that record.
-- Ian
-- Ian
Paddy
pfm Member
Lurk a bit and enjoyed some of the thread. Didn't see any reference to this one
Mono - Walking Cloud and Deep Red Sky, Flag Fluttered and the Sun Shined
Steve Albini as always it seems
Extract from AMG cos I'm lazy
Tokyo's Mono have matured in a most compelling way. They began shamelessly wearing their influences on their collective sleeve, pushing a heavy brand of distorted guitar scree into the stratosphere of sheer punishing noise. On Walking Cloud and Deep Red Sky, Flag Fluttered and the Sun Shined, the band's third full-length on the brilliant Temporary Residence Limited label, they've transformed themselves into something utterly new.
Some Mogwai and Sigur Ros () for reference
Chris
Mono - Walking Cloud and Deep Red Sky, Flag Fluttered and the Sun Shined
Steve Albini as always it seems
Extract from AMG cos I'm lazy
Tokyo's Mono have matured in a most compelling way. They began shamelessly wearing their influences on their collective sleeve, pushing a heavy brand of distorted guitar scree into the stratosphere of sheer punishing noise. On Walking Cloud and Deep Red Sky, Flag Fluttered and the Sun Shined, the band's third full-length on the brilliant Temporary Residence Limited label, they've transformed themselves into something utterly new.
Some Mogwai and Sigur Ros () for reference
Chris
Excellent stuff Chris, another added to the wants list then. Beautiful!
Mono website Touring Japan in March for those of you lucky enough to be out there...
The collaboration album with world's end girlfriend, has just the kind of string music I would like to get a listen to. As I cannot "get into" classical music (i.e. orchestral), I would love some recommendations taking the above album's strings as a cue.
Mono website Touring Japan in March for those of you lucky enough to be out there...
The collaboration album with world's end girlfriend, has just the kind of string music I would like to get a listen to. As I cannot "get into" classical music (i.e. orchestral), I would love some recommendations taking the above album's strings as a cue.