I blimmin love a bit of Shazam to follow up on music from films and TV that I’d otherwise never hear in full. From the Robert Downey Jr Netflix documentary (Sn.):
Space 92 – Phobos is good.
Joyhouser
Alex Stein
Reiner Zonneveld – Black Sun is good.
Hell Driver
Adorius FR
Amelie Lens
Deniz Bul
Javiis
Konfusia
Charlotte de Witte
Tim Taste
etc
I now have 4 sets of ear buds … LOL! Latest acquisition is JLAB Go Air (£19 down from £29) which is surprisingly good.
I saw a new band showcase last night, I only saw three bands (Ajimal, Dog Unit) both good in their own way, and then this lot Scrounge.
Can’t find much on video to link, apart from this which isn’t lyrically the most complex work, but for two people and one voice they made a terrific noise
@eddiebaby that takes me back, saw SY 3-5 times around/on the Daydream tour(s) The Sprawl definitely one my favourite tracks of that era (I was heavily in to the Whitey Album too).
You should check out the Horsegirl video I linked, they state that EVOL is probably the most important album for them as a band…
Heres a selection of what I was listening to while having an unusually restful Sunday morning. YTMV
Unknown Mortal Orchestra – So Good At Being in Trouble
LEISURE – Got It bad
The California Honeydrops – Tumblin
The Wonderfool, Super Sport – Long Way from Home
The Pitter Pats – It Do Me Good
The Skatalites – Garden Of Love
The Marshall Tucker Band – Can’t you see
Black Pumas – Know You Better
Cass McCombs – Brighter!
Sam Cooke – Bring It On Home To Me
Paul Simon – Hearts and bones
Last year the two YouTube clips I watched most was Olivia Rodrigo’s cover of Taylor Swift’s Cruel Summer (as I loved the stripped down simplicity of delivery; her at her keyboard in her living room) and Moraíto Chico doing a live Bulerías at some 80’s flamenco festival (amazing the power of one guitar and palmas).
This year the clip that has moved me in a similar way is from the Japanese movie Linda Linda Linda featuring Bae Doona (just finished watching Stranger season 1) so here is ‘Paranmaum’ doing their cover of the Bluehearts Linda Linda:
Also: retrying give the 5 (five) Sault albums that dropped recently a decent listen (but you know there’s five of them 🤪)
Thanks Cheesy, forgotten how good that was. He did some great stuff early on. Always difficult to divorce from his later stuff and his personality.
Spotify delivered some Joan Armatrading including Down to Zero, as part of an algorithm starting with early Tom Waits. Not forgotten, but certainly under appreciated .
Don’t know anything aabout the guy Apashe and must admit it was the artwork that made me listen to the album “Antagonist”, but love the orchestral production on it.