Ask for Recommendations (or share)

[mcherry]

I went through this forum and didn’t see anything that fit this topic.

This is for asking our fellow music lovers for album or artist recommendations. “If I like this artist, who else would I like?”

This can also be for sharing recommendations, people did that in the past in a similar thread at the other place. Something new or old that you think others would like. We can remove this part if you think sharing should be separate.

 

[Enaz Fox]

Just posted a status but am really digging this new Clowns album. Any punk fans have similar recs?

Nature/Nurture, by Clowns

11 track album

clownsband.bandcamp.com

 

[Joe Mac]

It took me far too long to find this thread!

A quick recommendation for you fine folks.

This a great new Irish Folk record that I’m really enjoying!

The good folks at LoveVinyl has as one of their albums this month. Please give it a go! Also they deliver to the US too now

 

[Joe Mac]

I’m gunna throw out another couple of Folk recommendations here, even if this thread does feel a bit like screaming into the void. I don’t really have another place to put Folk recommendations though!

These are two volumes of a project by an English folk act, Stick in the Wheel. It’s called From Here: English Folk Field Recordings. They traveled England collecting a catalogue of recordings of English Folk artists recorded in their own environs. Both volumes released so far are really good!

I was put onto it by these reviews in the guardian but only got around to listening to them in the last week and buying them last night on bandcamp.

From Here: English Folk Field Recordings review – 17 intimate performances

(Stick in the Wheel)

www.google.ie

From Here: English Folk Field Recordings Volume 2 review – unvarnished voices fire the form

Various artists(From Here Records)From June Tabor to Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne, Richard Dawson to Grace Petrie, artists known and new interpret ‘from here’

www.google.ie

Here are the links to buy on bandcamp

From Here: English Folk Field Recordings, by Stick In The Wheel and featured artists

17 track album

stickinthewheel.bandcamp.com

English Folk Field Recordings Volume 2, by Stick In The Wheel

20 track album

stickinthewheel.bandcamp.com

And finally the Spotify links to sample!





I really hope that anyone who samples these enjoys them as much as I do!

 

[Joyless Division]

I’m gunna throw out another couple of Folk recommendations here, even if this thread does feel a bit like screaming into the void. I don’t really have another place to put Folk recommendations though!

These are two volumes of a project by an English folk act, Stock in the Wheel. It’s called From Here: English Folk Field Recordings. They traveled England collecting a catalogue of recordings of English Folk artists recorded in their own environs. Both volumes released so far are really good!

I was put onto it by these reviews in the guardian but only got around to listening to them in the last week and buying them last night on bandcamp.

From Here: English Folk Field Recordings review – 17 intimate performances

(Stick in the Wheel)

www.google.ie

From Here: English Folk Field Recordings Volume 2 review – unvarnished voices fire the form

Various artists(From Here Records)From June Tabor to Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne, Richard Dawson to Grace Petrie, artists known and new interpret ‘from here’

www.google.ie

Here are the links to buy on bandcamp

From Here: English Folk Field Recordings, by Stick In The Wheel and featured artists

17 track album

stickinthewheel.bandcamp.com

English Folk Field Recordings Volume 2, by Stick In The Wheel

20 track album

stickinthewheel.bandcamp.com

And finally the Spotify links to sample!





I really hope that anyone who samples these enjoys them as much as I do!

This is great.

 

[Enaz Fox]

@Yer Ol' Uncle D @Mr Moore I shared this in the metal thread but I think it maybe up your alleys as well. A bit more on the 70's proto/fuzzed out psych side. Parts remind me of The Black Angels, parts remind me of bands from the past. Personally think they stand on their own though, hope you like as much as I have!

Yung Druid, by Yung Druid

6 track album

totemcatrecords.bandcamp.com

 

[Mr Moore]

@Yer Ol' Uncle D @Mr Moore I shared this in the metal thread but I think it maybe up your alleys as well. A bit more on the 70's proto/fuzzed out psych side. Parts remind me of The Black Angels, parts remind me of bands from the past. Personally think they stand on their own though, hope you like as much as I have!

Yung Druid, by Yung Druid

6 track album

totemcatrecords.bandcamp.com

Thanks mate, will give a listen.

 

[Dylanfan253]

Check out burkizeb's music collection on Discogs

Dig through burkizeb's collection on the world's biggest online music database and marketplace & start cataloging your own. Happy Collecting!

www.discogs.com

Would love any suggestions, tried this on Reddit and all I got were people telling me not to buy so many and listen to what I have (wasn’t trying to flex but I have purchased around 1000 lp’s since November) which is fair but I love buying and love listening so if there’s anything anyone can suggest based on what I currently own it would greatly appreciated.

 

[Viking Dan]

Ok...its been nearly a month and I'm still very much digging on the new Protomartyr release.
I think that deserves a shout out on this forum.



Edit: The similarity between my profile pic and the cover art is not correlative of the attention given to nor my regard for the album

 

[RecordTown]

I’ve been listening to The Replacements a lot lately, I need to start buying their records, what are the box sets like? Should I go for them or just get the individual records?

 

[Nee Lewman]

Anyone got anything similar to Camu Tao's posthumous album? Specifically the style of fusing hip hop with indie rock with the really expressive singing and rapping

Not anyone who was any good at it. There were some Nerd tracks and that one record that Cudi did.

 

[Aron]

I have a feeling I am super late to the party on this one as it is a few years old, but I just heard this song earlier this evening on KUTX. I had to check the playlist on the website when I got home to find out who the artist was and what the song was. This video is, uh, rather strange, but the song is really cool IMO.

 

[Joe Mac]

So bumping this again for another folk recommendation!

Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi - There Is No Other

Here Riannon joins with an Irish based Italian multi instrumentalist to connect traditional folk forms with African and Arabic sounds, it’s pretty magic

 

[Joe Mac]

Our Native Daughters - Songs Of Our Native Daughters

Mega album, I can’t do it justice with my words so read this review and please give it a listen

Our Native Daughters: Songs of Our Native Daughters review – devastating beauty from banjo supergroup

Rhiannon Giddens, Leyla McCalla, Allison Russell and Amythyst Kiah have joined forces to confront the abuse of African American women with authority and pride

www.google.ie

 

[Joe Mac]

@Ericj32 on the last forum you put a link to an article with a list of great classical albums for beginners. Would you be so kind as to share it again. I’d quite like to dig into that area now I’ve got my roon and streaming up and running...

 

[wokeupnew]

Anyone got any Outlaw Country and Folk/Blues Country recommendations? I've loved everything I've heard so far within both genres.

Already familiar with Townes Van Zandt, Marty Robbins, Blaze Foley, Terry Allen. But I'd love to hear everyone's favorites!

 

[Kris]

Anyone got any Outlaw Country and Folk/Blues Country recommendations? I've loved everything I've heard so far within both genres.

Already familiar with Townes Van Zandt, Marty Robbins, Blaze Foley, Terry Allen. But I'd love to hear everyone's favorites!

I meant to reply to this a while ago...my fave "outlaw country" is Kris Kristofferson. I really like Gram Parsons as well, but that's more country rock. You should really check out John Prine too.

Edit: Realized giving albums would make it easier...

John Prine - John Prine
Kris Kristofferson - Kristofferson
Gram Parsons - GP

Try posting this question in the "Country" thread. I think you'll get more opinions there.

Country / Alt-Country / Roots / Americana

This was my favorite thread in the old spot. Whatcha got? This is my most anticipated album of May: Ian Noe

www.needlesandgrooves.com

 

[Aron]

I meant to reply to this a while ago...my fave "outlaw country" is Kris Kristofferson. I really like Gram Parsons as well, but that's more country rock. You should really check out John Prine too.

Edit: Realized giving albums would make it easier...

John Prine - John Prine
Kris Kristofferson - Kristofferson
Gram Parsons - GP

Try posting this question in the "Country" thread. I think you'll get more opinions there.

Country / Alt-Country / Roots / Americana

This was my favorite thread in the old spot. Whatcha got? This is my most anticipated album of May: Ian Noe

www.needlesandgrooves.com

Couldn't agree more with everything @Kris said in her post.

 

[wokeupnew]

I meant to reply to this a while ago...my fave "outlaw country" is Kris Kristofferson. I really like Gram Parsons as well, but that's more country rock. You should really check out John Prine too.

Edit: Realized giving albums would make it easier...

John Prine - John Prine
Kris Kristofferson - Kristofferson
Gram Parsons - GP

Try posting this question in the "Country" thread. I think you'll get more opinions there.

Country / Alt-Country / Roots / Americana

This was my favorite thread in the old spot. Whatcha got? This is my most anticipated album of May: Ian Noe

www.needlesandgrooves.com

Thank you!

 

[AnthonyI]

Today I discovered Monkey Junk................can we get a vinyl pressing of this please