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kdes - 070104
noisy gritty live darkness & rhythms
070104, by kdes
1 track album
kosmoplovci
eczem - A Gray Hill
one i always come back to. minimal in ways but also never lazy or boring.
A Gray Hill, by eczem
4 track album
A Guy Called Gerald - Radio 1, One in the Jungle (May 17, 1996)
i don't generally like any newer jungle stuff but these old jungle mixes by the masters like Gerald & Mill & others are always worth hearing. almost a different world at this point, ~30 years ago now.
A Guy Called Gerald
Nondi_ - Bonus Nondi...
great weirdness in the melodies & offkilter grooves from Nondi_, as she so often does well. love how these flow in & out of different states of mind & body in some way.
Bonus Nondi..., by Nondi_
18 track album
Minus the Bear - Planet of Ice
listening for the ~200th time, hits as hard as it did on the 20th. such a stellar album.
Planet Of Ice, by Minus the Bear
10 track album
Castor - Tracking Sounds Alone
slippery & jagged & mundane & deep & bits of everything between.
https://castorindierock.bandcamp.com/album/tracking-sound-alone
Tracking Sound Alone, by Castor
9 track album
Hum - Inlet
6 years later & still feeling this one out. not that i don't love it deeply but it's still settling, growing? so much hidden in the cacophony & quiet moments alike, really rewarding for focused listening. really emotional album.
Inlet, by Hum
8 track album
sellanraa@sellanraa hm, there's definitely stoner rock influence in here, it took some getting used to but i started to hear the Hum in it - like you said, it's still got that texture & layering! i can't say i've ever thought of them as a 'hook'y band but they've had their moments ofc... singing's always been on the sparse side so i don't see that as a big change really. maybe is more prominent in these longer tracks tho, can see that.
the ~20 years is there, no doubt. people change, bands adapt 🤷♂️