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Manuel Mota and Margarida Garcia - Domestic Scene (Feeding Tube)
Delicate and desolate feedback improv (guitar and bass). Makes me think of early MCIAA. I know there's a certain stripe of SYG board user with an appetite for this sort of thing, and if that's you then peep it because it's me too and this is going to be one of my favourite records for this year and for years to come. |
Peter Perrett - The Cleansing (November 1)
From the archives: Souled American - Frozen and Notes Campfire (October 18) - :eek: and :eek: !! Spoon - They Want My Soul [Deluxe More Soul Edition] (November 8) |
Ingrid Laubrock & Tom Rainey - Brink (August 16)
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Joni Mitchell - Archives, Vol. 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980) (October 4)
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This one came out on June 28 but I only found out about it a coupla days ago. I'm such a mook, I know.
Saccata Quartet - Septendecim Nels Cline/Glenn Kotche/Chris Corsano/Darin Gray. Yow! Kotche and Corsano already sound like two or three drummers at once each, so this must be something... |
Fennesz - Venice 20 (August 23)
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This has to be the archival release of the year:
Why Don't You Smile Now: Lou Reed at Pickwick Records 1964-65 Put your head between your knees and STEP ON IT... |
The Bad Plus – Complex Emotions (November 8)
The Hard Quartet - The Hard Quartet (October 4) |
The Necks – Bleed (October 11)
Otay : onii – True Faith Ain’t Blind (September 20) Caroline Shaw - Leonardo da Vinci (October 25) |
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Amyl and the Sniffers - Cartoon Darkness (October 25)
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William Basinski - September 23rd (September 23, duh)
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Thumbscrew - Wingbeats (September 27)
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Harmony - Gossip (October 11)
Harmony Tividad, ex-Girlpool, has dropped her last name for "professional" purposes, and is releasing her first solo album. I don't know whether to anticipate it or dread it. I enjoyed Girlpool's eccentric but incisive indie rock. But based on an EP and one song from the album that's been released, the lyrics are still solid but Harmony is showing a disturbing musical turn toward manufactured pop. I only hope the album shows more variety, but I'm not too optimistic. |
Godspeed You! Black Emperor's new record, the bitingly-named "No Title As of 13 February 2024 28,340 Dead", is out October 4th.
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the Ex will release a new 7" in mid September, hopefully a new full album will follow soon. Their excellent last one is from 2018!
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^Uwot m8?!
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Joan Shelley - Mood Ring (October 4)
The Fall - Grotesque (After The Gramme) Live! (October 25) CAN - Live In Keele 1977 (November 22) |
Squanderers (Wendy Eisenberg / David Grubbs / Kramer) - If A Body Meet A Body [sic] (November 22)
"Secret" presale link. |
HOLY MOLLY PARKER POSEY, WUSSY IS BACK!
Cincinnati Ohio (LP) The Great Divide (EP) Cellar Door (EP, credited to Wussy Duo) Everything out November 15. This is crazypants! AOTY! EPsOTY! |
Colin Stetson - The love it took to leave you (out today)
ETA: Goddamn this thing's good... |
New Floating Points!
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Ex Easter Island Head - Norther
fucking amazing |
Alan Licht - Havens (out now)
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St. Vincent - Todos Nacen Gritando (November 15). Yes, it's All Born Screaming in Spanish. No, it was not necessary...
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I would go one step further and question whether su musica es necesaria.
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The Weather Station - Humanhood (January 17 - sorry, no "Best new/most anticipated albums of 2025" thread yet...)
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Ava Mendoza - The Circular Train (November 15)
Diane Cluck - House Tears (download available now; 10" out January 2025 but you gotta preorder it because they'll only press as many as preordered) Look, the point is PEOPLE PLEASE COOL IT WITH THE RELEASES YOU'RE KILLING ME HERE. :( |
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Do you mean in terms of research and time to listen, or buying? I meant the latter - there were at least eight titles I had my eye on to get in September; I could afford three. So the other five pile up on top of the ones coming up in October and long story short I want to shoot myself in the face. :mad::( |
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All of the above. I don't have time to check out all the new releases that bandcamp sends me and random other stuff I find. Then i don't have money to buy all the new releases and random old stuff that rouse my curiosity. And these days with family life it's hard to get time alone to listen to music everyone else finds to be varying degrees of unpalatable. |
I must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Toilet & Bowels again.
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Lucinda Williams - Lu's Jukebox, Vol. 7: Lucinda Williams Sings The Beatles From Abbey Road (December 6)
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The new Jesus Lizard fkn rocks
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