@Koala

@Jerry_Seinfeld

How bout de mon Honey Harper with this groove and video / :datass:

I know the market for ambient folk ladies doing a grouper impression is a bit saturated but this album is really good!

Oh damn, that’s the guy from Mood Rings? :datass:

@basedspirit yeah new forest swords is sick I can't wait to go walking in the dark to this one and get scared cause I think someone is following me

@leals_core @branmalt @Bizzle oh s***

Really good!

rained yesterday and then snowed last night slippery f***ing roads

spooky as always

I've heard a good chunk of this but I'll jam it on shuffle when I'm in 60s mode

What'd you think of the Converge album with Chelsea and Stephen Brodsky? Wasn't crazy about the gothier stuff at first even though I'm a fan of both but it's grown on me.

Yeah we might get a few flakes tonight

I could see you digging 1962 for it's badass early rock & roll and girl group mixture

I could see you digging 1969 cause things were starting to get heavy and produced to a timeless degree that still sounds good

'66 is the perfect middle ground where the music still had alot of that early rock and roll energy to it but psychedelic tendencies were slipping in as well

Of all the bands you've recc'd I've liked This Heat and 13th Floor Elevators the most

oh This Heat is 70s, whoops

Still glad it was a memorable rec

Yeah the Elevators were on another level

Williams died of cancer in 2001. From 2016 until 2019, Bullen and Hayward reunited, playing under the name This Is Not This Heat.

it’s hot in Chicago yall

lmfaooo i cannot see you jamming the Elevators

@Elric you ever heard the Flaming Tunes album that Gareth Williams did after This Heat?

why not? theres some punk energy to them

Tried listening to Hejira again and I just can’t get into the run on sentence style of singing she’s doing on here.

Don’t love it as much as much as either artist’s best work, but it’s solid