been listening to this set all day. shit is so fucking clean. sparkling stuff
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Sonny Clark and Hampton Hawes are my two "why don’t we talk about this guy more " pianists. there’s something immediately capturing about both their playing
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fucking love the energy of this, stand out tracks for me are NEW JAZZ SCHMELL and GIRL U SO FINE and SHADOWREALM
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ramleh??? with something NEW??? C @@ L!
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This album rocks
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Jimmy Smith At The Organ vol 1 (1957)
(some little audio gaps/hiccups in this rip here and there but it’s so good anyway)
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This fuckin rules. Love to find some English power electronics that sounds just as intense and meaningful as stuff from the 80s. That second song is so good.
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my aoty (so far), rafael toral does six slow motion jazz standards
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if you wanna know how it feels to be strung out while the apocalypse is happening outside, i have to imagine it’s something like this
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for the Guided By Voices fans out there
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this was a fun random discovery that we just randomly bought on cd at the record store last month
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THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE ALBUMS OF ALL TIME I AM OFTEN TRYING TO GET EVERYONE TO LISTEN TO THE YAMASUKI SINGERS CONGRATS ON FINDING IT
the fucking fuzz guitar, the childs choir, ahhhhh its so fucking wild what an album
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charity comp, its got efrim manuel menuck from godspeed, foodman, asher gamedze AND MORE!!! really compelling combo of middle eastern stringed instruments and electronic which if you know me, thats my weak spot
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was trying to remember what this was since the original video was removed, and i just remembered - it’s Twin Infinitives by Royal Trux
anyway resharing
A few years ago when @ellaguro and I and some other friends went to Electronicon, I wanted to get some good Vaporwave cassettes, so she recommended one from FM Skyline and one from Equip. Both turned out to be incredible, and they’re still in heavy rotation in my kitchen cassette deck. After a big meal the other day, I was inspired to look up more work by these artists. Turns out they collaborated on a little 32 minute album that just lights up all my pleasure centers like little else:
Lots of video game music, midi, house, and DnB styles mixed together. There’s a clear Donkey Kong Country influence, and almost every track sounds like a different type of water level BGM. It’s infectious! Especially track 3. I bought this cassette and added it to my kitchen with the others. Not since STAFFcirc has anyone put midi to such good use!
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