What are we listening to right now..

[zonk]

 

[zonk]

 

[zonk]

 

[thexfile]

Talking Heads from the white brick 2005.

 

[dkinric]

 

[bramsat]

 

[bramsat]

 

[AnalogSteph]

An artist I found earlier this year, here in an older live session. I don't have the slightest clue what she's singing about (Basque famously qualifies as a language isolate), but man.
The Spanish part of the video description mentions "Songs tied to the intensity and fragility of life"... sure sounds like it.

 

[ZööZ]

Ren - Mackay​

 

[OldHvyMec]

I'm listening to the train go by and it's a heavy one.
The tide is out and the ground is rumbling so loud I turned the music OFF.

Regards

 

[ZööZ]

Buckethead & Madeline Cyrille Miller- Song for Construction/Demolition

Buckethead - Song for Construction/Demolition

Listen to Song for Construction/Demolition on TIDAL

tidal.com

 

[pavuol]

Aphex Twin - Stone In Focus

 

[Doodski]

 

[dkinric]

 

[zonk]

 

[zonk]

 

[amper42]

Yosi Horikawa makes music quite unlike anything you’ve heard, music that reflects not only the appeal of rhythm and melodies but also the power and hidden musicality of everyday sounds. In that sense Horikawa is not just a producer or musician or sound artist: he is a world builder whose materials constantly surround us, though we rarely stop to appreciate them.

The album features 11 songs that combine field recordings and sound design with a range of stylistic touch points: the fluid intricacies of hip-hop, the precise efficacy of IDM, the euphoric physicality of dance music, the humanity of acoustic instrumentation. Each song blends a primary sound source with a certain style, with titles often hinting at the origins of the sounds – “Moldy Vinyl,” “Vietnam,” “Fluid,” “Swashers,” “Nubia” – or the mood the music evokes. Listening to this album is a fun ride!

Spaces, by Yosi Horikawa

11 track album

yosihorikawa.bandcamp.com

 

[highender]

 

[Martini]

 

[Ze Frog]