NP: The now playing thread
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Start your day with some Classic Electro
Jamie Jupitor - Computer Power
Jamie Jupitor - Computer Power
I do really like this thread to hear what other people listen to, love The Curse by Agnes Obel; What a haunting tune, the bass!
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Been Listening to Frazer T Smiths, 12 Questions - Future Utopia album non stop . Just love the whole album. Think it’s now my favourite of 2020
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Tom Morello's new 5-track EP 'Comandante' is juicy.
Opens with a take on Hendrix's Voodoo Child straight from his Rage-era box of syncopated tricks. The second track, Interstate 80, is a duel with Slash over a rap vocal, leading into Secretariat, a brief instrumental tribute to Eddie Van Halen. Suburban Guerilla brings more of a funk groove, accented by his trademark guitar squiddling. The closer, Cato Stedman & Neptune Frost, is quite a heavy blues-based track. Overall, very good indeed. Limiting the vocal to one track also works well and gives Morello the chance to fully showcase his not insignificant array of talents.
The fifth album by The Slow Readers Club - 91 Days in Isolation.
There's just a hint in the musicianship and Aaron Starkie's vocal of a band I have a huge amount of appreciation for, version one of The Mayan Factor during the era of their deceased former singer, Ray Schuler. Starkie doesn't have the same ragged edge or darkness to his vocal as Schuler, but there's a similar tone and he can really uplift. And this is an outstanding track:
Opens with a take on Hendrix's Voodoo Child straight from his Rage-era box of syncopated tricks. The second track, Interstate 80, is a duel with Slash over a rap vocal, leading into Secretariat, a brief instrumental tribute to Eddie Van Halen. Suburban Guerilla brings more of a funk groove, accented by his trademark guitar squiddling. The closer, Cato Stedman & Neptune Frost, is quite a heavy blues-based track. Overall, very good indeed. Limiting the vocal to one track also works well and gives Morello the chance to fully showcase his not insignificant array of talents.
The fifth album by The Slow Readers Club - 91 Days in Isolation.
There's just a hint in the musicianship and Aaron Starkie's vocal of a band I have a huge amount of appreciation for, version one of The Mayan Factor during the era of their deceased former singer, Ray Schuler. Starkie doesn't have the same ragged edge or darkness to his vocal as Schuler, but there's a similar tone and he can really uplift. And this is an outstanding track:
Nineties!
Better version in my opinion (an no.. it's not a cover
but better than the 90s version which I didn't really like then either!):
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