... and a session that reminds me of the mp3 i got from AudioGalaxy back in the mid 90s. Imagine being able to get a small JP band playing a gig in a Tokyo Club and them then appearing on Jet Set Radio. I knew Buffalo Daughter before they were cool. lol.
I've been enjoying this LP a lot lately. For fans of bonobo/kiasmos
New album from WizardThrone formed by Christopher Bowes, the bloke behind AleStorm & Gloryhammer was out last week.
I don't mind these "non-serious" bands but either i have to be in the mood for them or i only like a few of their tracks but this lot seem less comedic than AleStorm from what i've heard.
Also, someone on EG reminded me to listen to some Dvne!
I don't mind these "non-serious" bands but either i have to be in the mood for them or i only like a few of their tracks but this lot seem less comedic than AleStorm from what i've heard.
Also, someone on EG reminded me to listen to some Dvne!
Shook released this album last week and it's a perfect half-hour synth-funk soundtrack for your retro-80s-aerobic workout.
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Metal Church frontman Mike Howe dies aged 55
"We are devastated and at a loss for words…" Metal Church have announced the passing of their frontman Mike Howe.
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I missed that Jeff LaBar from Cinderella passed away on the 15th. Cinderella were one of the few hair/glam rock bands i really liked and i still think that Long Cold Winter is a classic to this day.
Joey Jordison has passed too, far too young.
Joey Jordison has passed too, far too young.
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While we're posting Beloved, can't skip these bangers:
The hilariously cheesy (and outrageously catchy) "Outer Space Girl"
The serious house banger "Satellite" from the mid-90s (the naked chicks are back!):
Jon Marsh later went on a bit of a career as a House Music DJ in the early 00s and there is a nice archive of DJ Mixes of his from that time period, curated by himself, on Mixcloud.
Oh, oh, and this version of "The Sun Rising" which sounds like it was recorded straight off an Roland Sound Canvas module on a 90s PC and also is catchy as hell. Imagine playing Doom to this!
The hilariously cheesy (and outrageously catchy) "Outer Space Girl"
The serious house banger "Satellite" from the mid-90s (the naked chicks are back!):
Jon Marsh later went on a bit of a career as a House Music DJ in the early 00s and there is a nice archive of DJ Mixes of his from that time period, curated by himself, on Mixcloud.
Oh, oh, and this version of "The Sun Rising" which sounds like it was recorded straight off an Roland Sound Canvas module on a 90s PC and also is catchy as hell. Imagine playing Doom to this!
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Hungarian producer and DJ Gelka has mixed two very nice DJ sets for Cafe Del Mar, going through 50 essential tracks of chillout's first golden age (90s-00s) in 2 hours.
Unfortunately at this time Apple Music / iTunes exclusive, but in case you happen to have access to those, check them out.
The Evolution of Chill, Pt. 1
The Evolution of Chill, Pt. 2
Unfortunately at this time Apple Music / iTunes exclusive, but in case you happen to have access to those, check them out.
The Evolution of Chill, Pt. 1
The Evolution of Chill, Pt. 2
Yonkagor's music sometimes bleeds into being electro-swing making it really bouncy and fun. This song in particular's been stuck with me ever since I heard it.
Also English vocaloid can really really good:
Also English vocaloid can really really good:
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It's the track that inspired the name for the game "Doki Doki Gravity Drive", smdh
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Billy Idol is still alive and still hasn't let go of the leather jacket. Song is pretty good, too!
