America is Dead

(this is a five year old song, so basically these Belgians are not only great musicians, they are also prophets! Without rage)

Please listen to the entire session!

Hilary Hahn - Bach concertos.

Magnificent interpretations.

The new Grandaddy album

Veiled behind screens
Kept as your baby machines
Whilst you conquer more orifices
Of boys, goats and things

(Ripped up sheep's eyes-no forks or knives)


Take that, cultural relativists.

The music can't be worse than the cover.

Dude. It's a classic!

Fuck man, new Wolf Eyes album, Undertow out now, and I'm grooving to it!

just seen it performed live. i did not bought lp from merch. i should have.

just spreading the good word...

free downlload!! here
and then there's also solo remains

Ooh, yay! Thank you for sharing!

since i picked up chatter (lol) in another thread, i'm listening to pharmakon's CONTACT right now.

it's not cutting it for me on the emotional level but technically it's interesting i suppose in a post-noise-era sort of way.

i should play it side by side with throbbing gristle and see who wins.

Oh dude, Throbbing Gristle wins. You kidding?

Pharmakon's cool if you're into that kind of thing. I used to be way more into that kind of thing than I am now, but it's still worth listening to. The new album hasn't done a whole lot for me either, but I'd still see her again if she came to town.

But Throbbing Gristle FTW.

yeah i did just that and throbbing gristle won by 4 decades

gonna look for those concertos torn curtain mentioned

An old(ish) favorite:

Atlas Sound featuring Laetitia Sadier - "Quick Canal"

This song makes for happy even when sad. :( :)

last night I was watching an old Parks & Rec and Jeffy Tweedy had a cameo and I was like "OMG I want to listen to Wilco now! Lots of Wilco!"

So that's where I'm at now.

Milk Music - Mystic 100's ... New album that kicks some fantastic ass, and restores a bit of my faith in indie rock.



@ noisereductions -- I think you'd dig these guys. They're from Olympia, WA, and pull from Meat Puppets, Violent Femmes, Dinosaur Jr., etc.

Listen to "Twists & Turns & Headtrips" and I think you'll be hooked pretty fucking quickly.

They first came on my radar in 2010, but I didn't really pay attention until 2013's Cruise Your Illusion, which was one of my top 10 albums of that year.

never heard of them. I'll look into it.

This proves you're smart. :)