Albums You're Digging Right Now (2,164 views)

[Baronessa]

Hey, this thread was fun, wasn't it? Talk about albums that you're particularly attached to at the moment and why.



Apparently these guys are some of the first electric proponents of a blues genre called "Tishoumaren". It's 'desert blues' put through the filter of Tuareg Music, which is an old North African traditional music genre.

I think the album slaps as it were, and to me personally it's a fresh take on rock, though I can't help but wonder if any of this is old hat to people already familiar with Tuareg Music...

[ninderondo]

21st century liability- Yungblud



This guy is the new iggy pop

[mjuk2013]

Tradition by Atman, a psychedelic etno-folk genre, if such ever existed. The band describes the sound as "forest music" and that probably would describe the magic they attempt to create in the most illustrative way.
If you're in the mood for some Slavic magic with some nice shades of progressive rock and diverse acoustic instrumentation thrown in a mix then this project will become your obsession.

[Kreuger]

The new Big Wreck album remained in my car for weeks after the release. Love it. Waiting on the new Alter Bridge album. And I picked up William Duvalls solo album but haven't had a chance to hear it all yet.

[halloweenjack95]

The New album from Harry Styles(Fine Line) is very good.

['S]

Teresa Teng's 1983 album 'Faded Feelings' (淡淡幽情), is pretty sublime stuff I must say~ Melodies as smooth sounding as the poems set to them <3

[Seb]

Absolute zolo classic...the instrumentation is eclectic and colorful, the compositions are energetic and varied and Danny Elfman, walking a fine line between deranged and catchy with his vocals/lyrics, suits the madness perfectly

[rtim]

I gave Kesha's latest album a listen and I've now got love hate relationship with High Road. songs like Resentment (I love this song so much), Father Daughter Dance, and Chasing Thunder are amazing songs but the rest of the album, It just sounds like the stuff that ended up cutting room floor when she was making, Rainbow.


The lyrics, production, and to some extent, the vocals all have a noticeable drop in quality.  were Rainbow cemented her as a trendsetter, High Road often feels like she's just fallowing trends.


Overall, it's a mess of album that sometimes I'm digging and while other times, I'm just facepalming at it.

[Vels]

The Crystalairs - Big Boys.

I finally found good music in the XXI century for myself and they're the living proof of it. Very melodic, simple, sincere and easy to listen to. God's gifted rose in the swamp of music industry.

[Deleted]

Here's a couple.
- Creeper released a great one that is inspired by David Bowie and others while some songs retain their old style (which I didn't care for much but the songs just fit because they add diversity). The album is called Sex, Death, & The Infinite Void.

Also enjoying The Killers - Imploding the Mirage a lot right now. I hear lots of 80s groups on this one. I usually cannot make it through a Killer's album but this one clicked for me.

[rtim]

Young Heart by Birdy: its not as good as her last two albums but it not a bad one either. River Song and Celestial Dancers are the best songs on it

Score: 7/10

[Gatr]

Pulled up Demon Days a couple of days ago, I’ve really been digging it. Good vibes all the way through. Obviously Feel Good Inc. and DARE are nice and all, but there were some other tracks that really clicked with me too; Last Living Souls was really intriguing from start to finish, and I thought Fire Coming out of the Monkey’s Head had its own weird charm with the spoken-word bits throughout. I probably have more to say, but it’s late and I’m not at the computer so I may edit some more stuff in later.

[Baronessa]

I'm on a mission to choose a Zappa album and listen to that for an entire week. Freak Out! didn't let me down so far, now I'm on this one:

[halloweenjack95]

I've been listening to "Vitalogy" by Pearl Jam on repeat for a couple of days.
Its probably my favourite Album by PJ.
And it really showcases Eddie's Strengths as vocalist imo.

['S]

A classy way to mope around and luxuriate in Carly's thic vois, covering them American standards. Serious though, tracks 1, 4, 10 & 11 deliver that trademark Carly Simon torment really sincerely.

I enjoy the album cover too

[Baronessa]

Unreasonable amount of slapping going on here.

[galaxyseal]

Mitski, my beloved <3



My favourites off of this are "Circle", "Because Dreaming Costs Money, My Dear" and "Strawberry Blond". I really like Mitski's vocal delivery here and really enjoy the lyrics on the songs, as well as their themes in general. "Circle" is (seemingly) about someone you never truly loved and feeling guilty about it. "Because Dreaming Costs Money, My Dear" can be summed up quite well with the title alone but can be interpreted in different ways: the feelings of doubt in pursuing a career that you may struggle financially in or tensions between your parents having difficulty accepting your career path, etc. But overall, this is honestly my favourite Mitski album

[Baronessa]

You lot HAVE to hear this fucking album.

[galaxyseal]

This literally only came out like last night but this shit slaps. Short as hell too so I've already racked up a ton of plays oof. Favs are "All my friends know", "I must apologise" and "Just for me"

['S]

I'm unabashedly enjoying this 34 min doohickey now. I hope I'm okay. Also, the album cover, yes I know.

[Baronessa]

THREAD COME ALIVE!



They're British and gay. That's why they're good.

[Homelander]

God's Favourite Customer - Father John Misty