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Merkin said:
tiny_rabid_birds which Appleseed album do you recommend?

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bloodnashes666 said:
Anyone have more Dr.Dog albums other than Passed Away Vol. 1 and Toothbrush?

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OneMoreRobot3021 said:
Aw man I love Beach House...have you listened to Papercuts?

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I have not, but I just read that the Quever fellow collaborated with Casiotone for the Painfully alone who I like lots and was actually the next album I was going to up. You should totally up their best album if possible.

also, Masters of None by Beach House is one of the most beautiful tracks I've ever heard.

Oh yeah here's that CFTPA album, Pocket Symphonies for Lonesome Subway Cars.

It's a lo-fi, electronic, emo album. And that sounds like a really bad mixture of things but it works very well in my opinion. Pretty sure he just used an old casio keyboard for this entire album.



Casiotone for the Painfully Alone - Pocket Symphonies for Lonesome Subway Cars

Here are three short albums from a post-rock band called Verticals

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Verticals is one of the most interesting young bands of the Russian club stage playing modern music in full sense of this word. In their creativity interwine lyrical emotional melodies, explosive drive and experimental noisy sketches. Musicians are very creative - they try to combine different styles and trends: from heavy guitar reeves up to psyshedelic landscapes, from prompt rhythms up to melancholic melodies. «We always tried to play the Music», - guys speak. « Beautiful melodies, alive drive and experiment with a sound were always important for us. Basically we spend time on rehearsals where we play as loudly as possible - in fact only so it is possible to understand where music "swings", and where there are no We never hesitated to play that would be desirable - did not adhere ourselves to any certain stylistics as many musicians do». Indeed, on alive performances musicians give out a powerful stream of energy, and create a unique atmosphere which so is pleasant to their admirers.
Gathered together in March, 2005 of the splinters of different bands, guys have started to work above a new material which would suit them on all of hundred percent. The band searched for the sound, constantly experimenting and perfecting the skill, and at last has found the calling in indie and post-rock music.

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razmablues said:
The Black Lips!- 200 Million Thousand

new Black Lips! album. Don't listen to the hearsay about its lameness. They're growing up as a band and cover so much ground on this album. Blast this shit while driving.

"It's nights like this, I hope will follow me"

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?znmzygmgy4l

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Yrtlzmo said:
Ra Ra Riot - The Rhumb Line



If you liked that Shaky Hands CD then chances are you'll enjoy this, another wonderful indie pop rock record. It's more mellow, and not summery at all but an incredible album nonetheless. Been playing the shit out of this for a while.

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