I've run out of new music to enjoy, going back to the same stuff and Tidal recommends have been a bit rubbish recently.
So what's new or worth a listen,. doesn't have to be new, new. Just new to me to help me waste away days working from home.
A few albums I've recently enjoyed - Idles - Joy as an act of resistance, hotel Lux - hands across the creek, Reytons - kids off the estate and the new Wolf Alice album.
Cheers
So what's new or worth a listen,. doesn't have to be new, new. Just new to me to help me waste away days working from home.
A few albums I've recently enjoyed - Idles - Joy as an act of resistance, hotel Lux - hands across the creek, Reytons - kids off the estate and the new Wolf Alice album.
Cheers
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I use the wife's Amazon account and use Amazon music
If you like an album it will create a similar playlist accordingly so you don't even have to ask it.
It's free if you have a prime acccount
I use the wife's Amazon account and use Amazon music
If you like an album it will create a similar playlist accordingly so you don't even have to ask it.
It's free if you have a prime acccount
Anything by first aid kit
Belle and Sebastian
Arab strap
Lou reeds New York album
Belle and Sebastian
Arab strap
Lou reeds New York album
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First aid kit (as per post 3)
Caamp.
Gregory Alan Isakov.
Sarah Eagleson.
Mandolin orange.
Hollow Coves.
First aid kit (as per post 3)
Caamp.
Gregory Alan Isakov.
Sarah Eagleson.
Mandolin orange.
Hollow Coves.
Grateful thanks ðŸ‘
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Anything by Taylor Swift
Anything by Taylor Swift
Spotify for me, create my own playlists, superb, endless amount of music to listen too
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The castellows if you like a bit of country
The castellows if you like a bit of country
Has anyone else discovered Angine de Poitrine yet?
Utterly insane, yet utterly brilliant - just gets better and better the more I listen to it!
LINKY POO™ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ssi-9wS1so
Utterly insane, yet utterly brilliant - just gets better and better the more I listen to it!
LINKY POO™ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ssi-9wS1so
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It's gone viral. So many people talking about it on youtube.
The guitarist is using microintervals. These are notes that fall inbetween normal standard notes. Look at the frets on the guitar they are so close together.
I'm not sure about the long term listenability of the music but it's definitely very clever stuff.
It's gone viral. So many people talking about it on youtube.
The guitarist is using microintervals. These are notes that fall inbetween normal standard notes. Look at the frets on the guitar they are so close together.
I'm not sure about the long term listenability of the music but it's definitely very clever stuff.
I can't recommend anything in particular, but I'm a bedroom DJ, and couldn't live without Virtual DJ and a Numark Controller. I can learn every beat of my favourite tunes that way.
Maphra...the range, that voice omg...if you can see past the rock aspect.
LINKY POO™ https://youtu.be/j9kwNByV-ww?si=6kHvhZzpWOtbuTsV
LINKY POO™ https://youtu.be/j9kwNByV-ww?si=6kHvhZzpWOtbuTsV