Non Metal Now Listening

[astfgyl]

Genesis' best album - A Trick Of The Tail.

By a mile

[Don Gately]

Pink Floyd Ummagumma live part of this album is the biz

[StoutAndAle]

I'm really enjoying this Melts record - https://melts.bandcamp.com/album/maelstrom-2 - forgot about it after I bought it.

They have a new one out next week but I haven't listened to the few tracks released.

[astfgyl]

Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself

Brilliant album altogether. Really captures a certain feeling that I seem to only get from this. Didn't like anything else I ever heard from them though.

Edit: Now I've gotten to the end of it and I don't know what to put on to keep the vibe going

[CorkonianHunger]

On a John Maus binge atm as he is playing the Button Factory in September. One of my favourite non metal artists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjW6kLsTCrc

[open face surgery]

New Julia Holter album. I was mildly obsessed by her album Have You In My Wilderness when it came out. Checked out one subsequent album since then that didn't do anything for me but the new one is working a treat. Also, extra points for The Beatles pun album title.

https://juliaholter.bandcamp.com/album/something-in-the-room-she-moves

[astfgyl]

On a John Maus binge atm as he is playing the Button Factory in September. One of my favourite non metal artists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjW6kLsTCrc

Nice one! Haven't had that on in ages. Exactly the type of thing to follow up with

[Yung Led Zeppelin]

I'm really enjoying this Melts record - https://melts.bandcamp.com/album/maelstrom-2 - forgot about it after I bought it.

They have a new one out next week but I haven't listened to the few tracks released.

Saw them at All Together Now in 2022 and they were great, must revisit

[StoutAndAle]

Saw them at All Together Now in 2022 and they were great, must revisit

They're playing Coughlan's later in the year (you're in Cork, right?) - should be a good gig.

I would have thought they'd play somewhere bigger seeing as they doing The Button Factory on the same tour.

[The Wretch]

TWISTED NERVE - Séance (1984)

Punk/Goth/Post-punk from Scotland.

[StoutAndAle]

This Magic Pockets album - "Volcano Of The Bleeding Skies" - is synthy fun. It's one of the lads from No Spill Blood. 

Very reminiscent of slasher film soundtracks from the 1980s .

https://magic-pockets.bandcamp.com/album/volcano-of-the-bleeding-skies

[nukeabuse]

Pink Floyd Ummagumma live part of this album is the biz

Careful with that axe Eugene is one of their most underappreciated songs

[The Wretch]

CHRIS SQUIRE - Fish Out Of Water (1975)

Up there with most of Yes output really. Stellar cast of collaborators too. As well as past and (then) present members of Yes, there were musicians and writers from King Crimson, Caravan/Soft Machine, Camel, Moody Blues etc, and the arrangements were by Andrew Pryce Jackman who played with Squire in The Syn, before going on to work with the London Symphony Orchestra as well as bands like Rush and Barclay James Harvest.

[The Wretch]

YES - Fragile (1971)

Squire absolutely starring again on 'Heart Of The Sunrise'.

[Carnage]

Pure Reason Revolution: The Dark Third

18 uears old today, as good a reason to whack it on as any.