Decent stuff
Recs:
- Who He Was
- Seroxat Smile
- Out of Reach
- Autohoaxer
Liked a couple tracks that's about it.
Recs:
- The Truth is in the Post
- Technological Utopians
Recs:
- Shut Eye
- The Frequency Ov Thee Truthers
- B. O. O. K. S.
- Commodification
- Platform Lv. 6
Yeah, this didn't do much for me. A rather flat forgettable experience.
Another quality listen from The Black Dog.
Recs:
- Alien Boys
- Atavistic Resurgence
- Cult Mentality
- Hymn for Soyo
- Pray Crash l
- Pray Crash ll
- Internal Collapse
- First Cut
- Mind Object
- Spatchka
We are back to regular programing and the quality electronica with some house to spice things up. Enjoyable as usual and it really flows well as an experience.
Recs:
- The Death Ov the Black Sun
- Eden 353
- The Black Maria
- Single Light Focus
- Hype Knot 7
- Bird Siren
- Feeder Rub Out
- Worship: The Drum
- Car Crash Magick
Airport ambience, the album. An update to Brian Eno's groundbreaking concept that is all the more immersive and fascinating to dive into.
Got about the same thoughts here as their previous effort. Could listen to this all day tbh.
An excellent audio journey showcasing just how far The Black Dog has come in their career. Thoroughly enjoyed this one! Nothing missed though it did feel a bit slow in its progression at times.
Their best effort yet, love the direction they took for this one.
Recs:
- Trojan Horus (Part 1)
- Trojan Horus (Part 2)
- Drexian City R. I. D. E.
- Remote Viewing
- Gummi Void
- Machine Machina
- The Stele of Revealing
- Songs for Other People
- Sudden Intake
- 4 3s 555 (Part 1)
- 4 3s 555 (Part 2)
Spoken word over a dope beat: the album with electronica experiments to freshen things up. Interesting listen. The Black Dog always keeps things new and engaging that's for sure.
Recs:
- What Do They Want?
- If I Were King
- B4 the Sky was Built
- Invisible Things
- Let's Talk Music
- Va Zee
- Image Poem
- Wishing Well
- Inconspicuous Audiometric
Not bad for a bunch of music made for ads.
Recs:
- Jordan
- Tzaddi
- Edgar Allen
- Horny
- Mo
- Kheprit
Now things are getting interesting. Things get a bit unconventional at times but is overall a pleasure to listen to with Ambient Techno still reigning supreme as amongst my favorite genres.
Recs:
- Raxmus
- Psil-cosyin
- Tahr
- Further Harm
- Pot Noodle
- End of Time
- Utopian Dream
- Frisbee Skip
- Chesh
For some reason only three songs are available on Spotify so I guess I am just going to treat this as an EP. I liked Cost ll and Kings of Sparta and the other remaining track offered by Spotify in The Crete that Crete Made, didn't do much for me. Overall a decent to solid experience.
I decided to go through The Black Dog's discog cause why not and to begin this journey we have a nice IDM Techno release and for some rest nothing offered here stuck with me. Hope this doesn't remain the case throughout the discography for me.
Interesting, fascinating even.
They play with many genres and moods that individually sounds pretty damn good, but as a unit it seems rather random and slapped together without cohesion. Like I see the vision and it's a bold one. I applaud them for just going for it cause even just the sonic concept was enough to keep me engaged throughout the album and that has to count for something.
Mans got a good voice but it isn't used to its fullest extent. The instrumentation is also good, ... read more
A surprisingly enjoyable Alt rock release from Garbage. Good shit.
Recs:
- Run Baby Run
- Bleed Like Me
- Metal Heart
- It's All Over But the Crying
- Happy Home
This is indeed a chamber pop album about love that's also a short one. Apparently this is included in the book 1001 albums you should listen to before you die. And I think the authors of that book needs to expand their horizons. Cause this is nice and inoffensive, but nothing about it screams must listen.
I was not expecting to enjoy this to the level that I have. I mean it's not very ambitious with its rather radio friendly Alt hard rock sound, but the execution is so well done and easy to enjoy that I can't help but have fun with it!
Recs:
- Living a Lie
- Night After Night
- Pitch Black
- My Blood
- Joe Bought a Gun
- Go All the Way
RIP
A cute cover album of many classics but unfortunately they don't really fit Ozzy all that well.
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