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Essential Listening: The Best Albums Of 2018
We survived. Well, most of us. As with my best songs of the year list, this list is restricted to ten and is in alphabetical order. However, the title of this post is somewhat disingenuous as I haven’t restricted this … Continue reading
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Tagged 1/3, 2/3, 2018, Aphex Twin, Autechre, Blood Orange, Boards Of Canada, Bon Dylan, Bootlegs, Brexit, Brian Eno, Compilation, Compro, Dance Hall Style, Deadline Paranoia, Essential Listening, Gabe Gurnsey, Horace Andy, Jeremy Corbyn is a cowardly twat, Kate Bush, Keith Richards, King Of Cowards, Leaving via a Gatwick drone, Machinedrum, Negro Swan, New Year, NTS Sessions 1-4, Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-insides, Oregon, Pet Shop Boys, Physical, Piano & A Microphone, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, Prince, Reeperbahn, Reissue, Scott Walker, Skee Mask, SOPHIE, Soya milk drinking welly wearing yoghurt producing vegan types, Switched on Eugene, The Purple One, Too lazy and tired to do a bigger list, Various, Voices Of Freedom
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Essential Listening: Frank Ocean – Blond (2016)
In the excellent documentary 30th Century Man, Brian Eno, clearly hamming it up a touch for the cameras, mused, with pious exasperation, that pop music’s proclivity for ingenuity had stagnated. What he was implying was more forgiving; bands often aspire … Continue reading
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Tagged 30th Century Man, Album of the year, Already a classic, ‘some tattooed eyelids on a facelift’, Blond/Blonde, Bob Dylan, Brian Eno, Channel Orange, Essential Listening, Frank Ocean, Futua Free, Ivy, Nikes, Pink and White, Pop music is alive and well - in this instance anyway, Prince, Pyramids, R'n'b, Scott Walker, Self-Control, Siegfried, Soul, Talking Heads, The perfect aesthetic for our times, The perils of over-contextualisation, Trayvon Martin, Tupac won't be found
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Essential Listening: Various – Pop Ambient 2002 (2001)
The Pop Ambient series on the Cologne label Kompakt has been running since 2001, and in well over a decade one release from that series stands alone: 2002, but why? The simple and short answer is that not all albums … Continue reading
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Tagged AG Penthouse, All, Alles fliesst nichts bleibt, Ambient, Basic Channel, Beggars Banquet, Brian Eno, Cologne, CSN, DD Rhodes, Dettinger, Disco, Disintegration Loops, Donacha Costello, Donaunebel, Dry Retch, Essential Listening, Exile On Main St., Grount, Java, Joni Mitchell, Jz-arkh, Kompakt, Music For Airports, Novisad, Only 1200 words!, Pop Ambient 2002, Punk, Revolver, Sommersonnenschein, Summer Sunshine, Tal, Tal 90, The Usual Suspects, The White Album, Too many tags, Triola, William Basinski, Wolfgang Voigt
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Essential Listening: The Best Albums Of 2014
And so we’ve reached the end of another year. It’s the worst time of year; it’s cold, dark and I’m left with an inalienable, amassing sense of dread with each one that passes that there’s surely not many more left … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Vega, Albums, Alec Empire, Alec Empire’s Baker’s Dozen Mix for The Quietus, Ambient, Andy Warhol, Aphex Twin, AraabMuzik, Atari Teenage Riot, Baader Meinhof, Basic Channel, Beats In Space, Benji, Brian Eno, Champagne Holocaust, Clouds Mix – Up North (ATTTKLFCO), Crystal Cult 2080, DJ, DJ Sprinkles, Drone, EP's, Essential Listening: The Best Albums Of 2014, Ett, Fact Mag, Fat White Family, FKA Twigs, For Professional Use Only 2, Fourth World - Possible Musics Vol. 1, Freddie Gibbs & Madlib, Grime, Grouper, Hailu Mergia, Hailu Mergia & The Walias, Hedonism, House, Jan Jelinek, Jon Hassell, Kassem Mosse, Klara Lewis, Legowelt, Lese Majesty, Lou Reed, LP1, Luke Haines, Mark Kozelek, Merry Christmas everyone, Midtown 120 Blues, Mixes, New York in the 70's, Piñata, Q-Loop, Reissues, Ruins, Scott Walker & Sunn O))), Secret Thirteen, Secret Thirteen Mix 101, shabazz, Shabazz Palaces, Singles, Skeepta (feat. JME), Soused, Stuff from 2013, Sun Kil Moon, Sunn O))), Surgeon Mix at Freerotation 2014, Syro, Tche Belew, That's Not Me, The Quietus, The Rolling Stones, The Velvet Underground, Too many tags as per usual, Workshop 19, Xosar
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