New Music Friday!

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It's a little bit less good than Loner and Superstar after one listen. Much more introspective but definitely a grower. Her trajectory with this albums reminds me of Torres, or maybe it's just because they're both featured sitting on a chair in the center of of the album artwork.

A few songs sound promising that would be cool to hear them more polished in the studio. Definitely a decent live album.
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It's not the fun and quirky Caroline Rose that we have come to know but instead it's a much more intimate, intensely raw, and emotional project, with very personal and poignant lyrics. This is her best album to date!
 
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Hollywood said:
It's not the fun and quirky Caroline Rose that we have come to know but instead it's a much more intimate, intensely raw, and emotional project, with very personal and poignant lyrics. This is her best album to date!
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yeah I listened to this yesterday, and it’s a huge shift from their last two. I enjoyed Loner so much because of how fun it was. This isn’t that. But it’s so much denser. And ultimately it’s a nice bold move that opens up for more possibilities in the future.
 
Still digesting the new Lana Del Rey, but honestly it sounds like the sort of...culmination of her last couple of records. She's been getting increasingly looser and free-associative and this is like the peak of that. The music is very much a continuation of the last few, with sparse, classical-esque piano ballads...until it adds in the beats towards the end. I don't know what that means in the larger context of the album, but it feels intentional because a lot of this album is intentional. It's peeling back more layers on who she is, and commenting on her past work, while also being her most sprawling album to date. I think there's a lot more to grasp here that I haven't even reached yet, but I think it's pretty fun to have an album like this existing right now. She's clearly just doing whatever she wants, and you can feel that kind of relaxed, all-in attitude throughout this album - especially in its run time. It's hard to say whether or not the whole thing works yet, but I do admire what she pulled off. And I have a lot of fun listening to it in one go and just feeling it.
 
Lee Newman said:
I quite enjoyed that Lankum album.
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Lee Newman said:
a surprise to no one, the new Mark De Clive-Lowe is really good.

I'm 3 listens deep into the Angel Bat Dawid and I'm not sure I know what the fuck is going on. It is for sure very interesting but makes little sense to me.
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I thought the new Lankum was excellent, well worth a listen or two.

I had no idea what to expect with Angel Bat David, but loved what I heard, superb record!
 
Radar List 2023/03/31
De Ambassade - The Fool [OMLP25] (INDUSTRIAL / WAVE / ELECTRO, ELECTRONIC)
Alain Pierre - Des Morts (Of The Dead) [FKR114LP] (EARLY ELECTRONIC / SOUNDTRACKS)
Lustmord & Aethek - Scorn (Original Soundtrack) [EBB1] (EARLY ELECTRONIC / SOUNDTRACKS, DARK AMBIENT / DRONE / METAL)
RICHARD YOUNGS - Modern Sorrow [Black Truffle 101 D] (ELECTRONIC, MODERN CLASSICAL / AMBIENT)
 
Radar March 31

Mighty Poplar - Mighty Poplar (this is my most anticipated release, bluegrass supergroup with members of Watchhouse, Punch Brothers, Leftover Salmon and Billy Strings' band.)
BoyGenius - The Record
The Waco Brothers - The Men That God Forgot
Baaba Mal - Being
Meredith Moon - Constellations
The New Pornographers - Continue as a Guest
Rob Mazurek's Exploding Star - Lightning Dreamers
London Brew - London Brew
City and Colour - The Love Still Held Me Near
Peter Case - Doctor Moan
Molina, Lofgren, Talbot & Young - All Roads Lead Home
Ric Wilson, Chromeo, and A-Trak - Clusterfuck
Katie Gately - Fawn/Brute
 
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Radar List for 3.31.23


Alexandra Stréliski - Néo-Romance
London Brew - London Brew
Sissoko Segal Parisien Peirani - Les Égarés
Altin Gün - Aşk
mohs. - Mirage
Yalla Miku - Yalla Miku
Louis VI – Earthling
Baaba Maal - Being
Rob Mazurek - Exploding Star Orchestra - Lightning Dreamers
Mono – Heaven Vol. 1 EP
Nakhane – Bastard Jargon
Puscifer – Existential Reckoning: Rewired
Larry June & The Alchemist – The Great Escape
Marta Złakowska – When It’s Going Wrong
A Certain Ratio – 1982
Mammal Hands - Gift from the Trees
The New Pornographers - Continue as a Guest
boygenius - the record
Steve Gunn & David Moore – Reflections Vol. 1: Let the Moon Be a Planet
William Tyler & the Impossible Truth – Secret Stratosphere
Crazy Horse – All Roads Lead Home
Ric Wilson, Chromeo & A-Trak – CLUSTERFUNK EP
 
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Another one that I'm keeping an eye on Mystic 100's - On a Micro Diet.

I'd lost track of Milk Music, but tomorrow they're back for the first time since 2017 as Mystic's 100's. Grunge-y/Garage-y/psychedelic/I might need Bluecloud777 to come up with a better genre name. The advance single clocks in at 10:02, so possibly a slightly different vibe than the Milk Music albums.

 
avecigrec said:
Radar List for 3.31.23


Alexandra Stréliski - Néo-Romance
London Brew - London Brew
Altin Gün - Aşk
mohs. - Mirage
Yalla Miku - Yalla Miku
Louis VI – Earthling
Baaba Maal - Being
Rob Mazurek - Exploding Star Orchestra - Lightning Dreamers
Mono – Heaven Vol. 1 EP
Nakhane – Bastard Jargon
Puscifer – Existential Reckoning: Rewired
Larry June & The Alchemist – The Great Escape
Marta Złakowska – When It’s Going Wrong
A Certain Ratio – 1982
Mammal Hands - Gift from the Trees
The New Pornographers - Continue as a Guest
boygenius - the record
Steve Gunn & David Moore – Reflections Vol. 1: Let the Moon Be a Planet
William Tyler & the Impossible Truth – Secret Stratosphere
Crazy Horse – All Roads Lead Home
Ric Wilson, Chromeo & A-Trak – CLUSTERFUNK EP
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Updated because I somehow managed to forget about Alexandra Stréliski's Néo-Romance
 
avecigrec said:
Radar List for 3.31.23


Alexandra Stréliski - Néo-Romance
London Brew - London Brew
Sissoko Segal Parisien Peirani - Les Égarés
Altin Gün - Aşk
mohs. - Mirage
Yalla Miku - Yalla Miku
Louis VI – Earthling
Baaba Maal - Being
Rob Mazurek - Exploding Star Orchestra - Lightning Dreamers
Mono – Heaven Vol. 1 EP
Nakhane – Bastard Jargon
Puscifer – Existential Reckoning: Rewired
Larry June & The Alchemist – The Great Escape
Marta Złakowska – When It’s Going Wrong
A Certain Ratio – 1982
Mammal Hands - Gift from the Trees
The New Pornographers - Continue as a Guest
boygenius - the record
Steve Gunn & David Moore – Reflections Vol. 1: Let the Moon Be a Planet
William Tyler & the Impossible Truth – Secret Stratosphere
Crazy Horse – All Roads Lead Home
Ric Wilson, Chromeo & A-Trak – CLUSTERFUNK EP
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Jebus, and next month's N&G AotM, Sissoko Segal Parisien Peirani's Les Égarés - I'm slippin', y'all! o_O
 
Here's my selection for today, Friday 31st of March. Happy listening everybody 🎶🙂🎧


Damien Jurado "Sometimes You Hurt The Ones You Hate" (Indie Rock, Folk)

Altın Gün "Aşk" (Turkish Folk, Psychedelic Rock)

The Hold Steady "The Price of Progress" (Indie Rock, Post Punk Revival)

James Holden "Imagine This Is A High Dimensional Space Of All Possibilities" (IDM, Electronic, Trance)

Melanie Martinez "PORTALS" (Pop, Electropop, Art Pop)

nothing,nowhere. "VOID ETERNAL" (Emo Rap, Trap, Indie Rock, Post Hardcore)

Deerhoof "Miracle-Level" (Indie Rock, Noise Pop, Experimental Pop, Punk Rock)

boygenius "The record" (Indie Rock, Folk Rock)

The New Pornographers "Continue as a Guest" (Power Poo, Post Punk)

The Zombies "Different Game" (Rock, Beat, Psychedelic Rock)

Eddie Chacon "Sundown" (R&B, Soul)

Nakhane "Bastard Jargon" (Neo Soul, South African Pop, Electropop)

Lies "LIES" ( Hardcore, Metal)

A Certain Ratio "1982" (Post Punk, Alternative Rock)

Matt Elliott "The End of Days" (Electronic, Slowcore, Neoclassical Soul)

City and Colour "The Love Still Held Me Near" (Indie Rock)

DMA's "How Many Dreams?" (Indie rock, Britpop)

London Brew "London Brew" (British Jazz)

Bury Tomorrow "The Seventh Sun" (Metalcore, Post Hardcore)

Mammal Hands "Gift from the Trees" (Avant-garde Jazz, Trip Hop, Ambient)

Dead Lakes "daydreamer" (Rock)

William Tyler & The Impossible Truth "Secret Stratosphere" (Indie Rock, Folk, Country)

Fake Pollocks "The Flashlight" (Math Rock)
 
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