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2009 Albums you really should listen to.
- Thread starter Pearcey
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Passion Pit - Manners
Air France - No Way Down
The Pains of Being Pure At Heart - eponymous
The Longcut - Open Hearts
Phoenix - Wolfgang Amadeus
Only heard a few tracks off 'Seek Magic' by Memory Tapes but it sounded great too. Lots of other good ones already mentioned (the cribs, Jay-z, ian brown, doves etc)
Already excited about next year too, looking forward to stuff from Delphic, The Good Natured, Alex Metric, Beach House, The Depreciation Guild and lots of others, 2010 should be a cracking year for music.
Air France - No Way Down
The Pains of Being Pure At Heart - eponymous
The Longcut - Open Hearts
Phoenix - Wolfgang Amadeus
Only heard a few tracks off 'Seek Magic' by Memory Tapes but it sounded great too. Lots of other good ones already mentioned (the cribs, Jay-z, ian brown, doves etc)
Already excited about next year too, looking forward to stuff from Delphic, The Good Natured, Alex Metric, Beach House, The Depreciation Guild and lots of others, 2010 should be a cracking year for music.
bizzbo
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King Midas Sound - Waiting For You
sublime mix of dubstep, roots, oldsckool, shaped into blissful, hart-rending dancehall songs.
Fever Ray - Fever Ray
pitch black, yet emotionally charged electronic songs from one half of the knife
Pendle Coven - Self Assessment
pared back to the bone, stunning hybrids of minimal techno and electro, deep bass music that is made to fill the space between your ears time after time
Mew - No More Stories
hugely absorbing and emotionally devastating album, visceral, catchy yet intellectual. call it pretentious, they don't care, and neither will you. 80's radio hits smashed into a million pieces, mixed up with post-punk and post-rock. it's really a lot more accessible than I'm making it sound.
Ben Frost - By The Throat
terrifying, raw, majestic, soulful, brutal, delicate, hair-raising deeply cinematic symphonies of electronica, and noise
sublime mix of dubstep, roots, oldsckool, shaped into blissful, hart-rending dancehall songs.
Fever Ray - Fever Ray
pitch black, yet emotionally charged electronic songs from one half of the knife
Pendle Coven - Self Assessment
pared back to the bone, stunning hybrids of minimal techno and electro, deep bass music that is made to fill the space between your ears time after time
Mew - No More Stories
hugely absorbing and emotionally devastating album, visceral, catchy yet intellectual. call it pretentious, they don't care, and neither will you. 80's radio hits smashed into a million pieces, mixed up with post-punk and post-rock. it's really a lot more accessible than I'm making it sound.
Ben Frost - By The Throat
terrifying, raw, majestic, soulful, brutal, delicate, hair-raising deeply cinematic symphonies of electronica, and noise
Wheelsy
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Nah mate, that was 3OH3...BimboBob said:Pearcey said:I keep hearing how good Biffy Clyro is. Might have to check that one out.
Don't.Trust me.
Sheikh n Bake
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des hardi said:when were you in australia- pnau class easy techno for great weather. good callSheikh n Bake said:Pnau - PNAU
I've never been to Australia, but I love some of Australia's electronic bands. Midnight Juggernauts, Cut Copy, Pnau and the Presets. All quality :)
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I hope you're jokingleewill31 said:i cant stop listening to snow patrols very best of.
Disco
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White Lies and Florence and the Machine were the 2 suprise albums of 2009 for me - both Very good
Mr Rich
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kippaxwarrior said:Invaders Must Die- The Prodigy
Just bought this one, and 'only by the night' yesterday, better be good now you've recommended it!