To me I guess I wasn't surprised that they are both from the same scene, but I guess it seems like other than the broad post-rock genre you maybe could apply to both and the Mark E. Smith vocal comparisons (which apply to many bands) there are big differences, not limited to the violin and sax and klezmery forays.
Also, I really like Black Country, New Road. I don’t care much for Black Midi.
Yeah, it made me a bit hesitant to give Black County a go based on the comparison but I have enjoyed a few of the other “Windmill Scene” band (namely Shame and Squid) and I don’t think they sound too similar. Thankfully, I also saw more than a few references to Slint in the reviews I’d read so that pique my interest. I don’t hate Black Midi either, I just didn’t enjoy it as much as the UK press did.
So the red vinyl Arlo Parks sounds great?Listening to both Arlo Parks debut and The Weather Station's Ignorance on vinyl reaffirms how great this albums truly areDefinite early contenders for AOTY IMHO.
Yes or at least my copy does. Great pressing with minimal imperfections
I shared the album from bandcamp. It links all the songs so you can listenI'm familiar with the name only but you got me intrigued now.
Listened to the first track and she has a nice sultry voice. Neo-Soul with contemporary jazz and urban soundscapes. I like it.I shared the album from bandcamp. It links all the songs so you can listen
The album is pretty solid! Glad it piqued your interest!Listened to the first track and she has a nice sultry voice. Neo-Soul with contemporary jazz and urban soundscapes. I like it.
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Looks like Stay Tuned won her a JUNO award. I'm pretty pumped to check out this and her debut, Nameless.
Which pressing do you have?
I like Celeste's album a lot! Stop This Flame
is one of my favorite songs 
of the year so far.
