Metallica - s/t

Zitat von LFB im Beitrag #6861

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Welches Cover gleich nochmal?

Hier:

Artificial Intelligence Part 1+2 (WARP)

Sehr gelungene Werkschau(en), hatte neulich irgendjemand hier beworben (pop? Magicmusiboy? Heidi? velvet sky?). Habe ich mir direkt auf Doppel-CD geholt.

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Sault

Schon sehr gut

na, endlich mal einer :-)

Praktisch, da muss ich kein Cover suchen: Läuft auch hier gerade.

Ich habe mal zu etwas ganz anderem gewechselt.


Stuart Moxham & Louis Philippe - The Devil Laughs, 2020

Zitat

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The Devil Laughs, recorded a few years back, is a compelling addition to the canon of the 21st century songwriting. Stuart's generally unadorned musical presentation does not hinder his appreciation for the skills of Louis Philippe, whose iconic arrangements across an array of Él label albums inspire the fierce devotion of aficionados around the world. Nor does the unvarnished solidity of Stuart's arrangements deter Louis from hearing possibilities for their presentation in styles which take inspiration from the perfection of 1960's studio technology that led to the rise of Brian Wilson, Burt Bacharach, along with less-recognised names such as Bones Howe and Roy Halee. Tidy Away is Young Marble Giants redux, though the backing vocals hint at maturity which band didn't live to see. Fighting To Lose, written with producer Ken Brake, would pass as a worthy b-side to Bridge Over Troubled Water, and although the songs are otherwise Stuart's, Louis fans will delight at several, like Love Hangover and Sky Over Water, which display his style and production genius as succinctly as anything on his own albums. The Devil Laughs is as out of its time as Colossal Youth was - its subtle but immediate beauty, devoid of 'rock', is a recording best understood in the light of those obscure groundbreakers who inspired it - the faux barbershop vocals of Smile-era Beach Boys, the studio lustre of Tom Wilson's work with Simon & Garfunkel, a dash of The Swingle Sisters and French chanson - along with enough hints of Young Marble Giant's modernist folk abstraction to satisfy longtime fans. The Devil Laughs is a small masterpiece of pure expression.

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Coriky

Ich habe Ian MacKayes Sachen bislang nur immer phasenweise verfolgt, obwohl ich in den frühen 90ern sehr viel Fugazi gehört habe. Aber das Album hier ist spricht mich gerade sehr an

Danilo Perez - Across The Crystal Sea

Eigentlich eher was für die Stunden nach Mitternacht bis Sonnenaufgang. Natürlich trotzdem super.

bdrmm - Bedroom, 2020

Schrammel, schrammel, Shoegaze. Lässig. Und zwischendurch große Gesten und viel Hall.

arthur russell - calling out of context

sooo gut. ich sollte dringend öfter arthur russell hören ... und noch ein paar alben kaufen. da hat sich posthum ja inzwischen eine lkw-ladung material angesammelt.