Legend of the SOTM

[quote name='Liquid 2']I'd be curious to see what you didn't like about it.

Let me know what you think of Radical Face and Electric President.

A Fine Frenzy - Near to You[/QUOTE]

Electric President I dig, but I haven't grabbed Radical Face yet.
 
[quote name='senorwoohoo']Electric President I dig, but I haven't grabbed Radical Face yet.[/QUOTE]

They're pretty similar, although I enjoy Electric President more.
 
Orange Juice - You Can't Hide Your Love Forever

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Living Legends - The Gathering (EP)
Ta'Raach & The Lovelution - The Fevers (album)
Let's Go Sailing - The Chaos in Order (album)
Controller.Controller - History (EP)
Little Brother - Make Me Hot (Yam Who Remix)
 
Been listening to Assemblage 23 on random all morning in anticipation of seeing them this weekend. The last 3 tracks were:
- House on Fire
- Document [Funker Vogt RMX]
- 20KFT

[quote name='evilmregg']Editors - "All Sparks"[/quote]
Goddamn I love the Editors.
 
Wolf Myer Orchestra & Parov Stelar - Femme Fatale (album)
Tor - Back On The Endz (single)
Controller.Controller - X-Amounts (album)
Parov Stelar - Shine (album)
 
Helicopter Girl - How To Steal The World (album)
Wolf Myer Orchestra & Parov Stelar - Femme Fatale (album)
Let's Go Sailing - The Chaos in Order (album)
 
Psychedelic Furs -Psychedelic Furs

The Good Life - "Haunted Homecoming" - I always find it odd when a songwriter puts one of the best songs he or she has ever written on an obscure compilation instead of an actual album.
 
The Pernice Brothers - The World Won't End

How Joe Pernice continues to fly under the radar has baffled me for years. One of the best and most consistent songwriters ever.
 
[quote name='SneakyPenguin']Weekend Nachos - Punish and Destroy (album)[/quote]
Just heard a couple "songs" on their MySpace. Hilarious stuff. These gag bands are really awesome.
 
[quote name='VanillaGorilla']Just heard a couple "songs" on their MySpace. Hilarious stuff. These gag bands are really awesome.[/quote]

Still feeling petty? They're nothing new, pretty much straight Man Is The Bastard worship, minus the noise, but they do some damn fine power violence.
 
Living Legends - The Gathering (EP)
Abdominal - Escape From The Pigeon Hole (album)
Wolf Myer Orchestra & Parov Stelar - Femme Fatale (album)
Jade - Analogic (album)
She & Him - Volume 1 (album) ----listened to this doing the route this morning. Definitely a day one buy
 
Gasp - An Earwig's Guide To Traveling (album)

Freaked out psych/sludge/grind/pop/power violence/wtf awesome. Spastic and melodic and chaotic and harmonious, all at once.
 
[quote name='GenDV138']The World/Inferno Friendship Society – Jerusalem Boys[/QUOTE]

Great stuff.

The Soft Boys - Nextdoorland
 
porcupine tree - fear of a blank planet (good band. bland singer)
sun ra - visits planet earth
tim berne - shell game
do make say thing - goodbye enemy airship
mingus - disc 5 of atlantic box set
 
[quote name='strummerbs']DJ Food & Paul Morley - "Raiding the 20th Century" (http://www.ubu.com/sound/dj_food.html)

I rarely like DJ mixes, but I'm seriously enjoying this one so far. More of a neat trainspotting thing/lecture than an actual mix, but still fun when it gets going.[/QUOTE]

I really love DJ Food (one of the best on Ninja Tune) but man do I wish he could get back to doing stuff like Refried Food and Kaleidoscope.

She & Him - Volume 1 (album)
Hello, Blue Roses - The Portrait is Finished, and I Have Failed to Capture Your Beauty (album)
 
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