I want to be buried with this album
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He’s been around for a while and got involved with Grant W-C (Rephlex) and tried to sell people special mud. Developed the Colundi sequence which was just a scale with some wishy washy sales bumf to make it sound mystical… Couldn’t get on with the seemingly desperation in trying to set himself apart but I guess some people need that from an artist to give them the time of day. All that shite aside, his music is good, done some real nice stuff.
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I’d obviously take “frequencies that heal the body” as total bollocks but music that sounds nice and a bit different, yes. He must be doing something right cos I bought another 2 albums
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Pre-save on Spotify to be among the first to hear this!
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Me too. Thanks to the kids for getting Rasputin up there! This is mainly car but also at the skatepark and stuff. I don’t really think I listen to Misfits that much so it’s slightly suprising. I thought Nice N Smooth would be up there I absolutely rinse them but maybe it’s because I listen to more of their tracks…or maybe not all the songs are credited to them and are on mixes?
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I’m not sure how accurate the wrapped is tbh. It’s put Modest Mouse as my 5th most played artist of this year and yet there wasn’t a single Modest Mouse song in my top 50 most played songs. Similarly, although I’ve been rinsing that Amyl and the Sniffers album the past 2 months I can’t believe I’ve listened to it enough to out play other actual favourite songs…
I have questions around accuracy with mine being DOOM, but I did hammer some of his stuff. Definitely listened to more Aesop Rock. Did go through some War of the Worlds musical whilst reading the book.
I do tend to fall asleep with Spotify on and wake up to random music at 4am 
Livin’ Proof that Group Home is on your list.
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Can’t go wrong with anything Gang Starr/Premier affiliated
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Damn straight. I ‘bought’ Hard to Earn with 10p coupons saved from the back of crisp packets. I eat a lot of crisps.
ETA - big fan of this.
This is good, Duncan from Phantom Band on a friend’s label outta Todmorden
One of the Phantom Band refused to let me use his bass amp when we were on before them supporting an Australian band called the Drones so I will forever despise them.
Really liking Ekkstacy just now, since they sound like Northern English post-punk minimal wave:
Imagine my shock when I discovered it isn’t a band, it’s one 18 year-year-old from Vancouver, and he looks like this:
Emo-rap seems to have gone full circle into just becoming really good indie.
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yeah very enjoyable this
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Isn’t it? Makes me think of these sorts of things:
…and knowing there isn’t much chance that that’s where the ideas are coming from, knowing they’re coming from a completely different place, is rad.
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does sound massively like something dark entries would reissue aha
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