New Music Friday!

Got another one I didn't see posted here, the new album from L.S. Dunes. Post punk supergroup with members from Circa Survive, My Chem, Coheed & Cambria, and Thrusday. Only 4 tracks in so far, but this is basically akin to a Saosin album I always wanted before Anthony Green left the band.
 
I do have to admit, I like the new Springsteen more than I thought I would. The singles left me a little… cold on it. In the context of the album they work better than they did on their own. I am a little curious why he felt the need for a Las Vegas Revue of standards at this point in his career, but it’s a good listen.

Edit: New kid really seems to dig it too.
 
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Radar List for 11.18.22


Dezron Douglas - ATALAYA
TUKAN - Atoll
Sunda Arc - Night Lands
Adrian Quesada – Jaguar Sound
Iftin Band (Kooxda Iftin) - Mogadishu's Finest: The Al-Uruba Sessions
Willie Nelson – Willie Nelson Live At Budokan
Richard Dawson – The Ruby Cord
The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969
Ruthie Foster – Healing Time
 
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RADAR 📡 LIST
Friday November 18, 2022

My first radar list of November (and looking like the last big release day of the year, for me..). Some potential AOTY list changers dropping, with Richard Dawson and Weyes Blood! And new-to-me artist Anna Mieke has a new album, from which I've enjoyed the singles. And, allegedly, the final Brockhampton album (who I've been continually losing interest in post their 2017 Saturation trifecta). Should be an interesting Friday!
  • Anna Mieke - Theatre
  • Brockhampton - The Family
  • Richard Dawson - The Ruby Cord
  • Weyes Blood - And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow
 
avecigrec said:
Radar List for 11.18.22


Dezron Douglas - ATALAYA
TUKAN - Atoll
Adrian Quesada – Jaguar Sound
Iftin Band (Kooxda Iftin) - Mogadishu's Finest: The Al-Uruba Sessions
Willie Nelson – Willie Nelson Live At Budokan
Richard Dawson – The Ruby Cord
The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969
Ruthie Foster – Healing Time
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I love me some live Willie!

Live Hendrix, too? Hot damn!
 
Here's my selection for tomorrow, Friday November 18th 2022. Happy listening everybody 👂🙂🎶

The Smashing Pumpkins "ATUM - Act I" (already released, rock opera, alternative rock)

BROCKHAMPTON "TM" (Hip hop; alternative hip hop; alternative R&B; pop rap)

Weyes Blood "And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow" (Baroque pop; chamber pop; psychedelic folk; soft rock; noise)

Saint Jude "Signal" (Indie, Ambient-Pop, Hip-Hop, UK-Garage, Noise)

Thaiboy Digital "Back 2 Life" (Hip Hop)

Richard Dawson "The Ruby Cord" (Freak folk, progressive folk)

The Wombats "Is This What It Feels Like to Feel Like This? EP" (Indie Rock)

Caitlin Rose "CAZIMI" (Indie folk, alternative country)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse "World Record" (Rock; folk rock; country rock)

Röyksopp "Profound Mysteries III" (Downtempo, Trip-Hop, Synthiepop, Electronica)

Nadine Khouri "Another Life" (Dream Pop, Jazz, Lebanese folk)

Jakey "ROMCOM" (Hip Hop)

Helen Ganya "Polish the Machine" (Electronic, Pop)

Fousheé "softCORE" (RnB, Soul)

Dermot Kennedy "Sonder" (Pop, Folk)

Sam Ryder "There's Nothing But Space, Man!" (Alternative rock; Metalcore; glam metal; hard rock; rock; pop rock; pop)

Threshold "Dividing Lines" (Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal)

Sunda Arc "Night Lands" (Electronic)

DEADLETTER "HEAT!" (Post Punk)

YUNGMORPHEUS "Burnished Sums EP" (Hip Hop)

Disturbed "Divisive" (Heavy metal; hard rock; alternative metal)
 
Bluecloud777 said:
Here's my selection for tomorrow, Friday November 18th 2022. Happy listening everybody 👂🙂🎶

The Smashing Pumpkins "ATUM - Act I" (already released, rock opera, alternative rock)

BROCKHAMPTON "TM" (Hip hop; alternative hip hop; alternative R&B; pop rap)

Weyes Blood "And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow" (Baroque pop; chamber pop; psychedelic folk; soft rock; noise)

Saint Jude "Signal" (Indie, Ambient-Pop, Hip-Hop, UK-Garage, Noise)

Thaiboy Digital "Back 2 Life" (Hip Hop)

Richard Dawson "The Ruby Cord" (Freak folk, progressive folk)

The Wombats "Is This What It Feels Like to Feel Like This? EP" (Indie Rock)

Caitlin Rose "CAZIMI" (Indie folk, alternative country)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse "World Record" (Rock; folk rock; country rock)

Röyksopp "Profound Mysteries III" (Downtempo, Trip-Hop, Synthiepop, Electronica)

Nadine Khouri "Another Life" (Dream Pop, Jazz, Lebanese folk)

Jakey "ROMCOM" (Hip Hop)

Helen Ganya "Polish the Machine" (Electronic, Pop)

Fousheé "softCORE" (RnB, Soul)

Dermot Kennedy "Sonder" (Pop, Folk)

Sam Ryder "There's Nothing But Space, Man!" (Alternative rock; Metalcore; glam metal; hard rock; rock; pop rock; pop)

Threshold "Dividing Lines" (Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal)

Sunda Arc "Night Lands" (Electronic)

DEADLETTER "HEAT!" (Post Punk)

YUNGMORPHEUS "Burnished Sums EP" (Hip Hop)

Disturbed "Divisive" (Heavy metal; hard rock; alternative metal)
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WEYES BLOOD!!!!!!

Also interested in Nadine Khouri and Foushee.
 
Bluecloud777 said:
Here's my selection for tomorrow, Friday November 18th 2022. Happy listening everybody 👂🙂🎶

The Smashing Pumpkins "ATUM - Act I" (already released, rock opera, alternative rock)

BROCKHAMPTON "TM" (Hip hop; alternative hip hop; alternative R&B; pop rap)

Weyes Blood "And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow" (Baroque pop; chamber pop; psychedelic folk; soft rock; noise)

Saint Jude "Signal" (Indie, Ambient-Pop, Hip-Hop, UK-Garage, Noise)

Thaiboy Digital "Back 2 Life" (Hip Hop)

Richard Dawson "The Ruby Cord" (Freak folk, progressive folk)

The Wombats "Is This What It Feels Like to Feel Like This? EP" (Indie Rock)

Caitlin Rose "CAZIMI" (Indie folk, alternative country)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse "World Record" (Rock; folk rock; country rock)

Röyksopp "Profound Mysteries III" (Downtempo, Trip-Hop, Synthiepop, Electronica)

Nadine Khouri "Another Life" (Dream Pop, Jazz, Lebanese folk)

Jakey "ROMCOM" (Hip Hop)

Helen Ganya "Polish the Machine" (Electronic, Pop)

Fousheé "softCORE" (RnB, Soul)

Dermot Kennedy "Sonder" (Pop, Folk)

Sam Ryder "There's Nothing But Space, Man!" (Alternative rock; Metalcore; glam metal; hard rock; rock; pop rock; pop)

Threshold "Dividing Lines" (Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal)

Sunda Arc "Night Lands" (Electronic)

DEADLETTER "HEAT!" (Post Punk)

YUNGMORPHEUS "Burnished Sums EP" (Hip Hop)

Disturbed "Divisive" (Heavy metal; hard rock; alternative metal)
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Updated my own list to correct the absence of Sunda Arc's "Night Lands" - I've really enjoyed the couple of singles I've heard so far.
 
Lee Newman said:
This is a pretty big omission in the lists this week:
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I knew this one would be exciting for a few folks around here, and I imagine I will wind up checking it out because of the love Billy Strings gets around here, but the two tracks I previewed didn't floor me as much as I'd thought they might.
 
avecigrec said:
I knew this one would be exciting for a few folks around here, and I imagine I will wind up checking it out because of the love Billy Strings gets around here, but the two tracks I previewed didn't floor me as much as I'd thought they might.
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I mean, he's not the best bluegrass guy out there. His normal fare has a bit more jam bandy quality to it, hence the massive crossover appeal that has mainstreamed him more than your normal bluegrass guy. He can shred for sure, but everyone talks about how fast he plays and well, he ain't that fast. I really enjoyed his last album, Renewal, a lot and recommend it highly. I have a copy of this arriving tomorrow. The singles were just kind of average bluegrass so I can see why they didn't light your fire.

The story of this album is sure to play well at the grammys next year.
 
avecigrec said:
I knew this one would be exciting for a few folks around here, and I imagine I will wind up checking it out because of the love Billy Strings gets around here, but the two tracks I previewed didn't floor me as much as I'd thought they might.
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I think this video does a good job all the way around of explaining why he's hit the zeitgeist and why the conservative fans aren't impressed (although the conservative fans hate everything new/progressive and make no sense because bluegrass itself was a progressive movement from old timey music):
 
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