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[mono]

the drop is the best so fuckin FILTHY

One of the last things I thought Sinclair would ever post, yet here we are.

The new Iceage album just dropped! Neat!

[s0]

i actually used to listen to a decent amount dubstep before it was all about filth and drops haha (yeah yeah i know "before it was cool" and all that). i dont care for so called "brostep" obv and i kinda stopped paying attention to the earlier shit as well. atm i dont listen to much electronic dance music in general but that might change, who knows.

[deathtotheweird]

atoms for peace album finally came out. it owns.

[:^)]

Ben Frost - Peter Venkman Pt. 1

[forwardresent]

It's my favourite Interpol song.

[mrfunkyland]

Okay, I'll be that guy.

Beethoven Symphony no 7

[mysteriosum]

Super Meat Boy soundtrack. '90s Ad Track' by Danny Baranowsky

[paulmcgg]

In an Elliott Smith mooooood. :S

[ompuco]

D&T - Letherette
I'm really excited for their LP to come out in April!

[Eigen]

The monologue in the beginning of the song is really inspring for some reason.

All humanity has always been born naked, absolutely helpless, for months, and though with beautiful equipment, as we learn later on, with no experience, and therefore, absolutely ignorant. That's where all humanity has always started. And we've come to the point where, in our trial and error finding our way, stimulated by a designed in hunger designed in thirst these are conscious inputs; designed in procreative urge we have such an enormous amount of, as we learn later on, of designed in automated processing of the inter-relationships of all the atoms in our organism, starting then, with a consciousness of the hunger, giving a drive to go after...to seek to experiment. Man having, then, no rulebook, nothing to tell him about that Universe, has had to really find his way entirely by trial and error. He had no words and no experience to assume that the other person has experience. The at first, very incredibly limited way of communicating. We now know, human beings being on our planet for probably 3 1/2 million years, with, as far as we can see, not much physiological change pretty much the same skeleton, and from what we can learn of human beings in their earliest recorded communicating, in an important degree, people in India 5,000 years ago, and in China 5,000 years ago, were thinking very extraordinarily well in the terms of anything we know about our experience, the way we've been able to resolve experiences into the discovery of principles that seem to be operative in our Universe.

Goosebumps

[impulse9]

After all this time, and this song is still powerful as ever.

[forwardresent]

Going to see them in like 2 weeks, preparing my ear drums in advance.

[Santiago]

Megadeth and classical music, with that i am happy.

[mono]

Early Post-Rock; Talk Talk and Bark Psychosis.





^ Such an amazing album.

[Trystin]

[s0]

Early Post-Rock; Talk Talk and Bark Psychosis.





^ Such an amazing album.

spirit of eden rules but the laughing stock isnt half bad either, even if the dynamics aren't as interesting. on spirit of eden the songs sort of drift in and out of focus, on the laughing stock they rock on a steady back beat more.

have you heard mark hollis's solo album? that's a good one too:

[mono]

Early Post-Rock; Talk Talk and Bark Psychosis.





^ Such an amazing album.

spirit of eden rules but the laughing stock isnt half bad either, even if the dynamics aren't as interesting. on spirit of eden the songs sort of drift in and out of focus, on the laughing stock they rock on a steady back beat more.

have you heard mark hollis's solo album? that's a good one too:

I agree and yes I have heard the solo album, it's very good.

[Manuel Magalhães]

Psychoanalysis - ALd

[saibot216]

Body Next To Body by Falco and Brigitte Nielsen

[ithamore]

by the Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey

I've begun to check out their music after listening to their "Drethoven" (a song about Dr. Dre and Beethoven) from a mix of Jazz Masters at 8tracks.com.

(funky soulful jazz) was also a great track in that mix.