June 2006: Your Favourites?

[Cylob]

What's rocking your tiny mind?

Boyskout - 2004 - School of Etiquette


Elastica meet Le Tigre (and win etiquette contest).

The Clientelle - 2003 - The Violet Hour


Leaves me in no dobut how 'slowcore' got its name.

[gaekwad2]

AFX - Analord 01-11

[Razzinno]

Originally posted by Cylob
What's rocking your tiny mind?

Sounds like a loaded question.

Audioslave - Out of Exile

[zootm]

The Go! Team - Thunder, Lightning, Strike

[Cylob]

Originally posted by razzinno
Sounds like a loaded question.

Why be in denial about a small IQ? I accepted it years ago.

Cabaret Voltaire - 1984 - Micro-Phonies


They were told to liven up or they'll "never make the soundtrack to a car ad". And what a surprise, not one Ford Focus commercial features Cabaret Voltaire.

[Namelessv1]

Anti-Flag - For Blood and Empire


The Smashing Pumpkins - Greatest Hits


The Crystal Method - Legion of Boom

[k_rock923]

Hey Nameless! Haven't seen you in a while. How's it going?

[Namelessv1]

Pretty good. Just finished my first year at UC Irvine, which explains my lack of posting around here.

[Twilightseer]

Much to Cylob's desperation

"A Certain Trigger" by Maximo Park (2005).

Nothing very original but it's very effective

Also, too much ambient to list

[Cylob]

Maybe it'll grow on me, to their credit they don't sound like "just another" art-wave band from the UK. I can't see why they're in Warp's portfolio though, they bear no likeness (at all) to the other 50 bands.

Pulseprogramming - 2003 - Tulsa For One Second

[Doggy Dog]

What's rocking my vast, yet recently underused (due to lazines) mind.

Kent - Du Och Jag Döden - Kent have really grown on me recently, and this album might be the best I've heard from them, even if it doesn't contain any truly mindblowing songs, like, say Om Du Var Här (haha).


Communic - Waves of Visual Decay - first metal album that kept me interested in a long time.

[ASD5A]

Originally posted by Twilightseer
Much to Cylob's desperation

"A Certain Trigger" by Maximo Park (2005).

Nothing very original but it's very effective

Also, too much ambient to list

qft

[Doggy Dog]

Hrm..... what's with people rediscovering Maximo Park. Might as well get their b sides album while you're at it.

[Twilightseer]

Best album of the month to me so far:

"In A Safe Place" by The Album Leaf (2004)

Thanks to Cylob for recommending this. It's brilliant.

[Mattress]

Picked this up the other night at B&N Nice mix of downtempo electronica with traditional Arabic themes. Perfect for the Hookah room.

Arabic Chillout

[Thunder Pussy]

Peter Von Poehl - Going To Where The Tea Trees Are (2006)



I don't read French so I don't know anything about him other than his album sounds good. Recommended if you like the Nits or Maximillian Hecker.

[Cylob]

Originally posted by Twilightseer
"In A Safe Place" by The Album Leaf (2004)

No doubt our preferred tracks will be polarised (plenty of room for disagreement). Like "Electronic" there's only one filler.

Originally posted by Early Devil
..... or Maximillian Hecker.

"Rose" is the indietronic man's love album. It helps though if you have an indietronic woman to listen to it with. My other half's more into darkwave, or something with a BEAT!!!!

I must check out Peter Von Poehl if it's remotely similar.

To square that circle, Lycanthropy by Patrick Wolf (2004)


His new album was most disappointing, too much violin and too little synth.