My favorite Fugazi album. "Being both ear-shattering and spine-tingling at once, this is Fugazi at their "musical" best. Incorporating melody with texture and their signature angular approach, the band has raised the bar for themselves and others once again."(unknown source)
Debut release from Bay Area shoegazers LSD and the Search for God. I'm not usually a big fan of shoegaze bands but these guys really put it together. Can't really draw any comparisons except for maybe My Bloody Valentine.
This is IMO The Sea and Cake's best release. Dreamy melodies, breathy vocals, jazzy drumming, and elegant bass make up this critically acclaimed work from Chicago. This is a must have for all you indie kids.
This album embodies everything that is good about 90's hip hop.. Jazzy, technical, smart beats with interesting flows. From Oakland California, they are an offshoot of the Hieroglyphics collective in the Bay Area.
If your like me, you fell in love with Piglets "Lava Land" and was always pissed that it was the only release they had. Well i came across 3 unreleased tracks. 2 are live but still sound really good. Enjoy!
Just got into this band...wondering what took me so long. Drive Like Jehu were a postpunk/noiserock band in the early 90's from San Diego. It's really loud and noisy, the guitars are really dissonant. I don't know, this guys voice alone does it for me.
This band is listed as Post-Rock but i don't really see it. There isn't any "rock" on the album, just really cinematic piano and strings. A very good fall album. For fans of Dirty Three, Library Tapes etc.
I love this album. You might not, that's okay. If you would've shown me this band 2 years ago I probably would've said fuck that shit. It's indie-emo-punk in it's heyday, one of the defining albums of the genre. For fans of The Promise Ring and American Football..
My favorite instrumental rock album of all time. Wikipedes says it well;
"Early in Pele's career, critics had dubbed the band post rock. However, later many fans began to hear them as jazzy, with "nimble" guitars, "rolling" bass, and "skittering" drums "with angular fills and layered beats."
Very new band, their first formal release. Found them on a forum a while back, and was stuck with only the two tracks on their myspace until now. Very intricate guitar melodies and some of the best drumming i've heard in a while, with interspersed soft/pretty vocals.
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