What are you listening to right now?

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #73600 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 03:40 am »

Wire - It's All in the Brochure: Live at the Royal Festival Hall (2001)

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ArthurDent · « **Reply #73601 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 12:38 pm »

Joe Satriani: Black Swans & Wormhole Wizards '10

ArthurDent · « **Reply #73602 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 02:23 pm »

Jonas Hellborg, Buckethead, Michael Shrieve: Octave Of The Holy Innocents '03

WC · « **Reply #73603 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 04:13 pm »

A New Day at Midnight - David Gray (CD (2002))

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JoshK · « **Reply #73604 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 04:19 pm »

https://alkaloid-band.bandcamp.com/album/the-malkuth-grimoire

The Malkuth Grimoire
by Alkaloid

Death metal supergroup of sorts, very techy/progressive. Still doesn't make me promote this to top listens in the genre.

JoshK · « **Reply #73605 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 05:03 pm »

Steven Wilson - 4 1/2

Brilliant!

JoshK · « **Reply #73606 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 06:52 pm »

https://childrenofnova.bandcamp.com/album/the-complexity-of-light

The Complexity of Light
by Children of Nova

Man does this dude have some pipes on him. His falsetto is breathe-taking. This is modern rock, nothing too hard, with a vocalist with some sleeper talent. A bit proggie as well for those fans of that.

JoshK · « **Reply #73607 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 08:25 pm »

https://bjornriis.bandcamp.com/album/lullabies-in-a-car-crash

Lullabies in a Car Crash
by Bjorn Riis

He sounds a bit like a David Gilmour ripoff, but back when DG was younger and more innovative. Since I've decided to comment on what I think of each album;

For and/or against:
This sounds like Pink Floyd - The Division Bell, the missing disc 3. He manages to pull off equally musical riffs and proggieness. But you can't help but feel like he was mimicking Gilmour throughout.

JoshK · « **Reply #73608 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 09:35 pm »

https://ouroborosmetal.bandcamp.com/album/glorification-of-a-myth

Glorification of a Myth
by Ouroboros

As the cover might tip off, this isn't for everyone. This is tech-death done supremely well, super technical, lower distortion than a lot of death, the riffs are never ending, many/most of them extremely melodic while not being tradition melodeath riffs. These Sydney boys figured it out and pull off an album that shows that death metal hasn't yet peaked as a genre.

Check out: Panacea, Sea to Summit

Josh

JoshK · « **Reply #73609 on:** 21 Feb 2016, 10:05 pm »

https://orpheusomega.bandcamp.com/album/partum-vita-mortem

Partum Vita Mortem
by Orpheus Omega

This is modern melodic death metal done really well. Sticks to the core element while giving it their own flare. The lead singer sounds a lot like my favorite from Mors Principium Est. That is my favorite style of vocals in melodeath.

Check out: I, Architect

won ton on · « **Reply #73610 on:** 22 Feb 2016, 01:02 am »

Terje Rypadal/Miroslav Vitous
Jack DeJohnette............................. ..1979
Ralph Towner/Eddie Gomez
Jack DeJohnette............................. ..batik
Bruford................................ ...........gradually going tornado