What are you listening to? (Vol VII)

Arc 'Arcturus', interestingly available though Burning Shed now. Fine old school elecro from Ian Boddy and Mark Shreeve.

No Hampshier Jam this year for those into such music. Hopefully it will happen again next year.

Also Rush 'A Farewell to Kings' and David Sylvian 'Gone to Earth' (from 'Weatherbox')

Re: Apye, Mark Kozelek concerts are excellent, a very dedicated (and quiet during the tracks) audience and Mark usually quite miserable on stage (although I know a lot of it is his stage persona). Well worth going if you can make it.

This is a grower.

Cheers

Flettster

Previously:

TV on the Radio - Nine Types of Light; Arcade Fire - The Suburbs

Now:

Los Lobos - One Time One Night: Live Recordings Vol. 1

Death Cab For Cutie

"Codes an Keys"

Sia - We Are Born

Nikka Costa - Everybody Got Their Something

50s's American schmultz at its best.

Disc II, Concerto No 6.

Abigail Washburn - Song of the Traveling Daughter

Keith James and Rick Foot

"The Songs Of Nick Drake"

Antonio Forcione

"Touch Wood"

Inch-time - The Floating World

Samples here http://mysteryplaysrecords.gre...he-floating-world-0/ 

MySpace http://www.myspace.com/inchtime

Another electronica discovery that I might investigate further.

Perfect Sunday morning music.

On Black Wax........

Kate Bush - Directors Cut

Seasick Steve - You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks

Both excellent albums.

Chris N

Via Spotify:-

Not too impressed, I thought the girls voice was a bit too weak, and childlike, overall not really my kind of music.

Yup, I lasted about a song and a half. Audiophile label hell.

Thanks to kuma...

Great playing, and one of my favourite Reid Miles covers.

Blind Pilot

"3 Rounds and a Sound"

Fathers Day present, on vinyl...