Friday Music, Volume IV
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Blitzen Trapper // Wild Mountain Nation
Maybe the only reason I like this album is because of it's haphazardly played guitars that remind me of Pavement's Stephen Malkmus. Blitzen Trapper goes places Pavement never went (and probably never would). At times it's even reminiscent of the Grateful Dead (eeek!). Spanning from americana to electronica along the way touching upon prog, alt, indie, southern and hard rock.
Standout tracks:
Wild Mountain Nation
Sci-Fi Kid
Country Caravan
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Justice // Cross
Listening to Justice gives me some of the same feelings I had when first listening to Daft Punk 10 years ago. That's probably because both groups make incredible dance albums that don't fit into the dance music mold.
Standout tracks:
Genesis
Let There Be Light
DVNO
Blitzen Trapper // Wild Mountain Nation
Maybe the only reason I like this album is because of it's haphazardly played guitars that remind me of Pavement's Stephen Malkmus. Blitzen Trapper goes places Pavement never went (and probably never would). At times it's even reminiscent of the Grateful Dead (eeek!). Spanning from americana to electronica along the way touching upon prog, alt, indie, southern and hard rock.
Standout tracks:
Wild Mountain Nation
Sci-Fi Kid
Country Caravan
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Justice // Cross
Listening to Justice gives me some of the same feelings I had when first listening to Daft Punk 10 years ago. That's probably because both groups make incredible dance albums that don't fit into the dance music mold.
Standout tracks:
Genesis
Let There Be Light
DVNO
1 Comments:
Kurtz,
Thanks for Leaving all that stuff on for so long. Got all I needed. Talk to you later
Dylan
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