When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? -Billie Eilish
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Great thread idea, I'm going to listen to a batch of these as they sound excellent! :)
For me I'm utterly loving the new Kim Deal* album "Nobody Loves You More" - it came out today, and oh yes it's good!
It's unexpected with style, almost 60s with brass and strings at times, then there's other songs that sound modern... and beyond making my ears happy, it's great songwriting :)
*(Former Pixies bassist and the fronthuman for the Breeders)
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Ne Obliviscaris - Portal of I. A progressive extreme metal. If you want to give it a shot, listen And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope, to see if it is for you.
Honorific mention to Nirvana - All of us. This is not Kurt Kobain's Nirvana, but another band called that way back from 1967. Amazing soft psychedelic rock. The band's history is quite interesting as well, including a lawsuit against Kurt Kobain's Nirvana, and then also trying to cash out of KB's Nirvana popularity by launching a new album after several years of breaking up, in order to profit from confused customers. Then, last year they launched a new album, after 50+ years of their original break up (which I really enjoy as well).
Not Safe For Working Class - by Trashbag Ponchos
It's not my favorite album, but I have been listening to Marcy Playground by Marcy Playground a lot recently. It was one of my first favorite albums and still is.
"Deathconsciousness" by Have a Nice Life. I described it to a friend as "nice music with which to smoke a joint and watch your life spiral into oblivion"
Currently it is Phantogram's latest album, "Memory of a Day".
EDIT: If your interest is recent releases, then I think that mehro's latest album, "Trauma Lullabies" is also very good though a tad short.
Sincere by Khalid
A Boat On The Sea by Moron Police. Can't wait for their next album!
Free Throw - Those Days Are Gone.
It's just a solid album top to bottom and I've been vibing with it for awhile, now.
The Loop by Volkor x (available on Bandcamp)
Also on YouTube: Volkor X - The Loop [FULL ALBUM] (2023)
Cursive - Devourer (sic?)
Who's Who Ulterior Motives baby!
Sprints - Letter to Self
I've been beating Dance Gavin Dance's Jackpot Juicer to death recently, every time I listen to it my favorite song on it changes. Swallowed by Eternity goes HARD.
Big Wave by Tatsuro Yamashita
Destiny Potato - Lun
Upbeat: Kraftwerk - tour de france
Downtempo - a.s.o. - a.s.o.
Young Ejecta - Ride Lonesome has been my favorite for this month.
$uicideboy$ - G.R.E.Y.G.O.D.S.
Hand of Juno just released their first album, Psychotic Banana, and I've been binging it for a solid two weeks. Good mix of heavy and melodic, and good variation between songs. Got its hooks in me.
I will say, some songs are different enough that they almost sound like different artists, so if you check them out it's worth trying a few tracks. "Polline" and "Destroy the Line" are my favorite heavy songs. "The One", "We've Built the Line", and "Not a Game" are my favorites on the melodic side.
My album game is super weak at the moment because I'm heavily into experimental.
if Let's Paint Tv had an album it would probably be that.
or OK Housecat