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Khruangbin - Con Todo El Mundo (Dead Oceans, 2018)
Great (mosty) instrumental psych rock and funk with a nice backbeat groove. These three amazing musicians put it DOWN. If you are still sleeping on this band please check them out ASAP.
Favorite Tracks: Evan Finds the Third Room, Maria Tambien, Lady and Man
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Dizzy Reece - Blues in Trinity (Blue Note, 1959)
I bought this on a whim because I love Donald Byrd, but this is a great jazz album. Pretty standard sound for late 50âs bop, but this trumpeter was in the London Jazz scene instead of New York, which gives it a different flavor. Also the tunes are just so freaking good!!
Silvertones - Silver Bullets (Trojan Records, 1973)
Some groovinâ reggae tunes by Lee Perry-produced Silvertones. The riddims bounce and vocals pop with some pretty harmonies courtesy of the trio. A nice cover of âSugar Sugarâ keeps me goin even in the rudest of times.
Helen Merrill - with Clifford Brown (Verve, 1955)
Seven jazz standards by this expressive and gentle singer. Not too familiar with her history but she grew up in NYC and crossed paths with many legendary musicians, including Clifford Brown, who accompanies her on this record,
A great set of tunes to sooth you and set you right
Tenement - Napalm Dream (Mandible Records, 2011)
Another big one for me. The first record I heard from Tenement was Predatory Headlights, but this one also has a special place in my heart. Takes me back to being newly married, biking around downtown, kind of growing up a bit post-college. Got to see these guys at a music fest in Portland, but need them to start touring again soon so I can see them live again!!
The tunes on Napalm Dream are amazing, great hooks, still aggressive and just hard rocking. Itâs pop punk for hardcore kids and itâs incredible.
Fav tracks: âEarwigâ, âRock Eating Peopleâ, âRunning into Mirrorsâ, âSimple Things (Can Seem So Involved)â
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Parquet Courts - Light Up Gold (Whatâs Your Rupture?, 2012)
This is a big one for me yâall. When I first got introduced to this band from some friends, I had a feeling this would be a group Iâd mess with for a long time. The songs had this great punk energy, while also having some incredible songwriting, and an effortless âcoolâ I just canât find anywhere else.
Makes sense that PC is a New York by-way of Texas band, I feel like you can hear those southwestern roots in their NYC punk approach. All of the songs on this one are amazing. Track for track probably my favorite of theirs, but Wide Awake is great as well.
Iâve seen this band a few times and each set has been amazing. Drove up to Gainesville, FL in 2015 to see them, then caught them at Project Pabst Fest in Portland, Oregon in 2016 (such a sick fest!). When they finally came thru Orlando in 2017 touring behind Human Performance, I was a little sick but in the crowd vibing. Last show I saw was right before they released Wide Awake, when they opened for Ty Segall at Levitation Fest in Austin. What a set! I could tell they were going to stretch their sound a bit, but I wasnât concerned about them losing their fire.
This is the genesis for me, and a lot of their fans. Fast, hooky tunes with great lyrics and no-nonsense arrangements. I could go on and on, but this record really brings it every time!! Please listen to all this bandâs albums.
Slow Mass - On Watch (Landland Colportage, 2018)
What a unique record. Kind of punky, kind of indie folk, really noisy. I guess you can call it post-hardcore? Male and Female lead vocals is always a nice touch as well, and these ppl have some serious chops. Saw this group with fellow Chicago rockers, Great Deceivers (R.I.P.) back in 2017. Good shit kids
Disq - Collector (Saddle Creek, 2020)
Some sad tunes for a frustrating year. Beautiful, angsty melodies and incredible hooks from this young midwestern band. âDaily Routineâ and âLonelinessâ are modern classics.
Pearl & The Oysters -Canned Music (Croque Macadam, 2018)
Beautiful, catchy tunes from this Parisian-Floridian duo. A little surfy, a little indie pop, a little jazzy, with some fun electronic keyboards, makes this one of my favs. They moved to LA this year, but to me theyâll always be one of Gainesvilleâs brightest.
Thundercat - It Is What It Is (Brainfeeder Records, 2020)
Bruner does it again! After the always excellent Drunk, Thundercat is back with more bouncing bass, banging beats, and plenty of hooks to go around. âDragonball Duragâ, âBlack Quallsâ, and âI Love Louis Coleâ are all jams. âFunny Thingâ also is a short ditty with some fun falsettos. All around great listen, one of my favorites for 2020!
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Willie Dixon - I Am The Blues (Columbia, 1970)
Great comp on the iconic Chicago Blues singer. If you listen to any classic rock youâll know a lot of these songs. Iâm not as well versed in blues music as I should be, but these tunes were a great start when I first started collecting vinyl. The back door man never disappoints.
White Denim - Stiff (Downtown Records, 2016)
The Austin, Texas rock n roll group pumps up the jams on this album. A lot of free-wheeling, southern rock, psych, punk rock energy. The songs all have great hooks and musical heroics.
Iâm lucky to have been acquainted with James and Steve (guitar & bass) through a mutual friend, and they are some seriously nice dudes. We got to visit and hang at their show space and studio, Radio Milk last time I was in the ATX. Hope I get to head back that way soon...
Funkadelic - Letâs Take It To The Stage (Westbound Records, 1975)
The other side of the coin. I probably prefer Funkadelic to be honest, but both of Georgeâs groups are amazin. Great grooves, funky basslines, and some memorable tunes. âGood to Your Earholeâ is a classic on this one
Parliament - The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein (Casablanca Records, 1976)
George Clinton & Co. always bring the HEAT. B Side track 1, âDo That Stuffâ is an all-time great. Love the psychedelic funky sounds they bring.
Wreckless Eric - S/T (Stiff Records, 1978)
Early UK punk/powerpop at itâs finest. Catchy tracks, snotty attitude, high energy. Think Elvis Costello, Buzzcocks, Nick Lowe and youâve got a decent idea. Check it if you havenât!
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Thee Oh Sees - Castlemania (In The Red Records, 2011)
Aggressive, psychedelic, acoustic garage rock from one of the best in the game. Theyâve put out so much stuff since this one, but nothing in their discography sounds quite like this. Definitely letting their freak flag fly, this one sounds like the inflection point between their early acoustic-based folky stuff and their psych garage punk stuff from 2013-2016. Bangers on this one, and 3 trippy covers to end it all off. A must listen for sure - czech it!
MDC - Millions of Dead Cops (R Radical Records, 1982)
Great fast tracks, controversial album name, social commentary, what else could you ask for!?
Itâs punk rock after all!