Great list - since you like disintegration loops, have you heard Lomond Campbell’s LUP - similar concept (but he built his own mechanism to cause decay on the loop). He’s a fascinating Scottish composer
Love it! Such a broad list of genre and style. There are a few here where I am familiar with another by the same artist but not the one you listed (Four Tet, Boards of Canada, and others) and so I will check those out immediately.
Very excited to listen to all of them! For my list, I'd have a really hard time deciding whether my favorite Brian Eno album is Another Green World, Taking Tiger Mountain, or Here Come The Warm Jets.
Yes, Warpaint are absolutely brilliant. And while the s/t is certainly their best studio recording, on stage they've become even better since then. I love watching fan videos of Warpaint concerts on Youtube. They play together so well, so much more than the sum of its parts.
Great list - since you like disintegration loops, have you heard Lomond Campbell’s LUP - similar concept (but he built his own mechanism to cause decay on the loop). He’s a fascinating Scottish composer
I haven't! Will check it out soon, thanks for the hint.
Strong choices here 💪
And a reminder I need to check out more Blue Note stuff…
Yeah their run in the 1960s was immaculate but they've kept putting out quality stuff!
That is one awesome list. I see a ton of my favorites there too!
Love it! Such a broad list of genre and style. There are a few here where I am familiar with another by the same artist but not the one you listed (Four Tet, Boards of Canada, and others) and so I will check those out immediately.
Very excited to listen to all of them! For my list, I'd have a really hard time deciding whether my favorite Brian Eno album is Another Green World, Taking Tiger Mountain, or Here Come The Warm Jets.
Well my runner-up was Before and After Science. And Wrong Way Up, his collab album with John Cale, is kind of a dark horse!
Fantastic list, loads of stuff I’ve never listened to but will check out now.
So glad to see the s/t by Warpaint on there, it’s a classic in my books.
Thanks! Happy it resonates.
Yes, Warpaint are absolutely brilliant. And while the s/t is certainly their best studio recording, on stage they've become even better since then. I love watching fan videos of Warpaint concerts on Youtube. They play together so well, so much more than the sum of its parts.