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Welcome to album club week 7! This week we have Broken Social Scene’s You Forget It in People released in 2002....

I haven’t listened yet but I’m excited about this one since their release earlier this year Tracey Denim is one of my favorites of 2023 so far.

So technically this is not that fresh since it came out 3 weeks ago. But I’m calling it fresh anyways because I don’t think it’s getting much attention and I like it....

Hey everyone! Happy Halloween to those who care and welcome to album club week 6!...

Really good debut album from British folk artist Leo Robinson. I had never heard of him but I gave this album a listen because Loud and Quiet referenced Nick Drake and Richard Dawson in their review.

every so often someone posts a link and someone else asks, where can i get a link that’s on a different service? songwhip is an aggregator that provides a page with links to multiple services. obviously if you want to post the exact video or the exact remix, a direct link is what you need. but it’s quite useful for ‘joe...

Hey everyone! Welcome to album club week 5!...

Formerly known as Lingua Ignota, Kristin Hayter releases her first album under her own name. Here she ditches the metal sounds and leans heavily into the darkness of her version of Christian hymnal and folk music.

Hey everyone! I have volunteered to make this weekly post for the foreseeable future since ren already does so much for this community....

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Here is the 4th album from London band Vanishing Twin. I would describe them as dreamy and psychedelic. Maybe Stereolab is a good comparison. Check them out if that interests you! And I recommend their 3 previous albums too if you like this.

Get lost in the drone and fizz

Another Kristin Hersh project, this one a little louder, faster than her solo music from the same era (~2004)....

My SO got me into this band in the 80s. We followed them ever since Swoon, this first record. S-Tier pop music, as the younger folk say.

Honestly I haven’t been a fan of Eartheater’s brand of experimental pop in the past. However with Powders she has taken a more subdued approach to create what is essentially a trip hop album. It has a really interesting and unexpected cover of Chop Suey halfway through the album too. And if you like this it is apparently a...

New Animal Collective! I read that this one was written in the same time period as their previous record Time Skiffs.

Chock full of analog synth goodness and an acoustic (?) drum set. Mmm…...