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blissfullychaotic
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Record #2 ~ 65daysofstatic ~ One Time for All Time (released 2005, vinyl released 2016)
Hold a gun to my head and ask me what my favorite genre is and I'd 9/10 tims respond with Post-Rock. As my love for EITS grew I began to venture out, with the help of edonkey2000, limewire ect, my digital collection of Post-Rock expanded at speeds an iPod could not keep up with. During that learning phase I found out about 65daysofstatic, this album One Time for All Time, was an excellent follow up to The Fall of Math, and in 2016 when they issued this on vinyl for the first time I knew it was something High School Bliss needed in the collection. What helps set 65daysofstatic different from their peers is their heavy use of electronics to help create their soundscape, heavy doses of tempo changes, frantic guitars welcome you into their world, and by the end of the album you are left wanting more. One of those albums that is hard to describe because of how much is going on, they take on a variety of genres and display their true musicianship, a group of 4 talented dudes that helped push the genre of Post-Rock into the future.
Pressed by Monotreme Records this album was limited to 1,000 copies, 500(black)/500(cream).
Hold a gun to my head and ask me what my favorite genre is and I'd 9/10 tims respond with Post-Rock. As my love for EITS grew I began to venture out, with the help of edonkey2000, limewire ect, my digital collection of Post-Rock expanded at speeds an iPod could not keep up with. During that learning phase I found out about 65daysofstatic, this album One Time for All Time, was an excellent follow up to The Fall of Math, and in 2016 when they issued this on vinyl for the first time I knew it was something High School Bliss needed in the collection. What helps set 65daysofstatic different from their peers is their heavy use of electronics to help create their soundscape, heavy doses of tempo changes, frantic guitars welcome you into their world, and by the end of the album you are left wanting more. One of those albums that is hard to describe because of how much is going on, they take on a variety of genres and display their true musicianship, a group of 4 talented dudes that helped push the genre of Post-Rock into the future.
Pressed by Monotreme Records this album was limited to 1,000 copies, 500(black)/500(cream).
Poly-Rythmo
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Richard Hawley - Live at the Devil's Arse 2008
A live album from a cave with a cracking name - what's not to love?!
A live album from a cave with a cracking name - what's not to love?!
blissfullychaotic
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Record # 3 After Argument ~ 时间的皮毛 (Furs of Time)
Debut album of Yang Haisong(P.K.14) vocals/guitar and Zaza(Eyes Behind) drums post-punk venture After Argument. Furs of time is full of distorted guitars and pounding drumbeats that feed the lyrics the angst it needs to get it’s point across. Sung all in Chinese, Yang Haisong takes what he does best, creating vivid lyrics that force the listener to think about what he’s singing and puts it on full display as he, in my opinon, talks about the angst the youth is facing during the rapid growth of China’s economy. Two different worlds, one world exploding with lavish riches, and the other being a dirty void of poverty being forced into hiding. How do you tame these two forces, while we may not have an answer After Argument pushes these questions out to the masses hoping that together they can create a world where all can have the opportunity to grow as they like.
Pressed by Store Records on the Share the Obstacle label based in Beijing, this is an album that is not easy to be introduced to but for any fans of Yang Haisong will certainly be something that needs to be listened to. Nothing more but a guitar and some drums and some gritty lyrics After Argument creates a debut album that requires further listening to understand what’s going on in the underground of the Chinese rock scene.
Debut album of Yang Haisong(P.K.14) vocals/guitar and Zaza(Eyes Behind) drums post-punk venture After Argument. Furs of time is full of distorted guitars and pounding drumbeats that feed the lyrics the angst it needs to get it’s point across. Sung all in Chinese, Yang Haisong takes what he does best, creating vivid lyrics that force the listener to think about what he’s singing and puts it on full display as he, in my opinon, talks about the angst the youth is facing during the rapid growth of China’s economy. Two different worlds, one world exploding with lavish riches, and the other being a dirty void of poverty being forced into hiding. How do you tame these two forces, while we may not have an answer After Argument pushes these questions out to the masses hoping that together they can create a world where all can have the opportunity to grow as they like.
Pressed by Store Records on the Share the Obstacle label based in Beijing, this is an album that is not easy to be introduced to but for any fans of Yang Haisong will certainly be something that needs to be listened to. Nothing more but a guitar and some drums and some gritty lyrics After Argument creates a debut album that requires further listening to understand what’s going on in the underground of the Chinese rock scene.
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zomgbear
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I'm actually kind inspired... I might just toss boxes in a closet and just have just the records left on the shelf...
Yeah honestly I want a copy of Anti- but the box would be nice as heck too
Joe Mac
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Thats not the Nathan way though, into the cupboard is cheating, you’ve got to throw it all into landfill. Also those records you don’t want anymore, where do they go? Charity Shop? PIF? Sold? Don’t be silly, landfill. Basically buy, consume, landfill. Thinking is discouraged.
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Selaws
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Yusef Lateef / A.K. Salim - Stable Mates (Savoy, 1957 First Mono Pressing)
This is a SUPER rare record from Yusef Lateef and im still buzzing over the fact that I have this copy in superb condition. Its actually so rare that its never been officially repressed, and copies rarely pop up for sale online. Superb music throughout!
This is a SUPER rare record from Yusef Lateef and im still buzzing over the fact that I have this copy in superb condition. Its actually so rare that its never been officially repressed, and copies rarely pop up for sale online. Superb music throughout!
Poly-Rythmo
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Wildflower
Enjoyable spiritual jazz, with the flute having something of a west African vibe to me. Looking forward to digging into their second album shortly too as well - may even be better than Ill Considered, their sister band.
Enjoyable spiritual jazz, with the flute having something of a west African vibe to me. Looking forward to digging into their second album shortly too as well - may even be better than Ill Considered, their sister band.
