If you like Bjork's Homogenic or Radiohead's Kid A, listen to this instead. You will enjoy it much more
If you like Bjork's Homogenic or Radiohead's Kid A, listen to this instead. You will enjoy it much more
Ayden Myers
Caleb Cox
for me, it's
Samuel Perry
Kevin Williams
pearls girl / tin there is so fucking goddamn sick
Austin Taylor
p gud
Leo Ross
For me, it's Juanita/Kiteless from their live album
Cooper Turner
crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy
Ryan Bennett
Is there a band with more SOUL than Underworld? For anyone that disagrees I urge you to listen to Jumbo, especially the EE version.
Jonathan Nguyen
That’s just a mood piece, the album goes off way more than this. In fact they could have stopped after the first two tracks and it would still mog almost every other 90s album. It’s insane that Underworld aren’t legendary mucore . Feel the same about meat beat manifesto, two groups that were ripped off by Any Forums darlings left and right
Brayden Campbell
For me that would be Cups
Eli Wilson
Can this be part of the club or nah?
Jose Evans
I've never liked Beck but to be honest I have not given Sea Change a chance and I think I recall it being considered pretty different from the rest of his catalog. I'll give it a listen , in the past I felt he didn't stand up to Ween or Butthole Surfers which he felt like a pastiche of to me . If I wanted that I preferred Cake
Kayden Wood
Why did this post remind me of the Steve albini roast beef copypasta
Brandon Ward
i actually had that in mind. love the man
Robert Miller
I just remember listening to this album a lot, along with Kid A and Homogenic around the same period, don't know exactly why. Maybe there's no discernible relation between them at all and I was just fucked in the head.
Joseph Parker
based on your tastes, i hope you've heard the peak meat beat manifesto and orbital material
Asher Rogers
Nope, I'm just a pleb, but I'll check them out, thanks
Jonathan Scott
youtube.com
can't go wrong with this
Cooper Walker
I was living in Japan when I first heard that album, and I always associate it with the time I was listening to A Hundred Days Off and hearing this everywhere I went:
Isaiah Thompson
>hearing ppl blowing whistles in the crowd
Takes me back
Parker Cook
youtube.com
this is a better set even though it doesn't have Are We Here