What Are You Listening To?

GEDEON LUKE & THE PEOPLE

An almost perfect blend of Sly and the Family Stone and Curtis Mayfield.

https://soundcloud.com/gedeonluke

The Depreciation Guild gave us chipgaze. Now Crying gives us chiptwee!


No connection between both bands.

Shael Riley and others have made music similar to Crying for a long time (Shael at least ten years).

http://shaelriley.bandcamp.com/album/ultimate-songs-from-the-pit

Hexenjagd wrote:
Shael Riley and others have made music similar to Crying for a long time (Shael at least ten years).

http://shaelriley.bandcamp.com/album/ultimate-songs-from-the-pit

This is a little darker but yeah I hear what you mean.

http://www.wearedelasoul.com

Al De La albums fo' free.

azaghal1981 wrote:

Hexenjagd wrote:
Shael Riley and others have made music similar to Crying for a long time (Shael at least ten years).

http://shaelriley.bandcamp.com/album/ultimate-songs-from-the-pit

This is a little darker but yeah I hear what you mean.

I didn't mean to imply that it was exactly the same, just that chiptune music has existed across a wide swath of music (including hip hop, jazz, and metal) over the last decade plus.  I doubt you wanted to actually hear a bunch of the bands, so I just linked Shael's band.

Also, I bet you would like Shael if you met him.  You have the exact same political leanings.

http://hivebentmd.bandcamp.com/track/tomgirl-2
Hive Bent - Tomgirl (for Joe)

edit:
Nice shuffle today!
Hive Bent followed by Miley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pcOE651jak

http://consequenceofsound.net/2014/03/stream-hiding-in-the-light-the-debut-ep-from-kimono-kult-featuring-john-frusciante-and-omar-rodriguez-lopez/

im not sure what to think, yet.

Its a shameless plug I did work hard on these. I have a 5 part remix series I'm dropping at the first of the month. Part one of it are the M.I.A. Remixes.


http://ardamus.bandcamp.com/album/phillin-d-blanks-the-m-i-a-remixes

I'm sitting in the control room at Mobtown Studios listening to Wing Dam record part of their new album (they did eight hours today, I just stopped by for a couple).
(Instrument tracking day)

volcano choir  -  repave  (excellent)
st. vincent  -  st.  vincent  (darn good)
beck -  morning phase  (so slow and reminiscent of mutations, but after only one listen, not as good)
neil young  - live at the cellar door  (fucking, the, best)
real estate  -  atlus  (never heard these guys before, but very nice)

caetano veloso- cinema transcendental (sic)

caetano really is one of my hall of famers…

The War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream

http://www.npr.org/2014/03/09/285881314/first-listen-the-war-on-drugs-lost-in-the-dream

So far I like it.

Nitzer Ebb - Belief; Showtime; and That Total Age (all three albums on shuffle as I work)

people are debating, because what else they got to do, whether or not, this real, or if this fake.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBYITSFsjvU#t=23

I'm beginning to eat the slice

Hexenjagd wrote:
Nitzer Ebb - Belief; Showtime; and That Total Age (all three albums on shuffle as I work)

Oh cool!  Oh wait - is Nitzer Ebb stoney folk rock or grindcore?  Or electro-afropunk?  Maybe it's just one note per album.  I wish i knew.