What Music Are You Listening To Today?

[Damned Robots]

Just picked up the new album 'Studies' by ambinate. I highly recommend!


https://ambinate.bandcamp.com/album/studies

Loving the last track - Reach

[crepuscular]

seetyca - bleakscapes - bleakscape #1
great dark ambient.
trailer :

[crepuscular]

well, something unexpected., wait till 00:40 when the black shirt guy start singing....O.O !

[haptiK]

crepuscular is that jeremiah sand on bass guitar?

[Guest]

well, something unexpected., wait till 00:40 when the black shirt guy start singing....O.O !

he is better than the material

[annode]

A vastly overlooked album from 1970 that had never made it to any charts but is one of the great albums from the time.

Edgar Winter - 'Entrance'

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Top composition, arrangement and performances in the style of Mose Allison.(EDIT - I paid closer attention to the composition this morning. I was surprised just how elementary it all is. Much of it are just chromatic scale movements up or down, He uses only a few composition tools, but manages to make lots of music using them. Now that I've noticed it, it's all pretty monotonous to listen to) Best heard playing through from first track to last.
1st side(album) is a single group of musical ideas that fit together with an opening and a closing in a jazz/rock opera style.
2nd side of tracks are each great as well!
The track 'Hung Up' you might recognize as a section from his later glam-rock hit 'Frankenstein'.
Writing and performances are shared between Edgar and his brother Johnny Winter.

Give it a chance..it's really a good album from that era although a commercial disappointment, just ahead of it;s time.

Edgar Winter - Piano, RMI electric piano, alto sax, vocal
Johnny Winter - guitar

[crepuscular]

crepuscular is that jeremiah sand on bass guitar?

no idea my friend.

[haptiK]

no idea my friend.

He's the bad guy in the movie Mandy staring nicolas cage. you should see it if you haven't great movie.

[crepuscular]

Making some cleaning and cranking this gems of the finest and delicate house music ever made. The estructures and the sounding are simply exquisite.
Electronic music gives the perfect frame to say things without words.

Helium - Out There (1993)

Yoshito - Love Motion (1992)

[haptiK]

crepuscular i'm all aboard the nostalgia train now! thanks!

[crepuscular]

crepuscular i'm all aboard the nostalgia train now! thanks!

hahaha, talking about nostalgia, check this :
sounds so 90s its hurts ... I dont like Moby, so i couldnt believe this was a project of him. Awesome.

[zweiton]

I've had C418's album 148 on repeat this past week or so. I'd highly recommend it. The three introductory tracks are vocal, but none of the others are. It is comprised of a lot of minimalist house and IDM tracks.

Listen here:
https://c418.bandcamp.com/album/148

[Sonic Bodhi]

Lately I've been listening a lot more to original artists from forums I belong to, and d/l their music to put on my iPod playlist.

Among those on AO are Synkrotron and Ivan Black.

[Guest]

a good channel

Pakistani Music with Polish and other Cultural Influences

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZR0NVT5YL0g

[Benedict Roff-Marsh]

This morning I finished listening to Saga "Silent Knight" and my partner just bought Iron Maiden "Piece Of Mind" which I ripped for her so that will be on the platter soon enough.

:-)