what are you listening to 2012

Ray Charles Singular Genius: the Complete ABC Singles

forgot how great this guy is

Schlong, Punk Side Story

'American Don' - Don Caballero

Moebius / Tietchens - 2011-08-12 Dockville Festival (this is fantastic, first time they've collaborated since the 70's and they are not slacking)
David Tudor - 2 hour mp3 playlist of his solo pieces from the Music From Merce box
Pink Floyd - 1967-09-10, Gyllene Cirkeln, Stockholm

how good is that floyd show?! it is so good.
i've been listening to:
hank williams, sandy denny, new john fahey box, numero group boddie recording set, feelies crazy rhythms, miles davis euro 67 tour...

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J.R.Plankton, Neon
Pilvikud, Valgus
Heroin In Tahiti, Death Surf
Christina Vantzou, No. 1 DVD & Remixes
Matt Elliott, The Broken Man
Rella The Woodcutter, The Golden Undertow
Charles Hayward, One Big Atom
Tyme. x Tujiko, GUY
V/A - Eesti Pops2. Kodumaise ulmepopi finess 2010-2011
Matthew Bourne, Mantouk Variations

Tito Rodriguez & His Orchestra - In Puerto Azul, Venezuela

MNDR - "No. 1 In Heaven"
Christian Wolff - Kompositionen 1950 - 1972 (Editions RZ)
Scott Joplin - Treemonisha (Rick Benjamin orchestration)
Toshimaru Nakamura - Maruto
David Tudor - Plays The Music Of Cage and Tudor
Stockhausen - Klaverstucke (1958 first recordings by David Tudor)

various Sonic Sunset mixes

Matthew Bourne, Mantouk Variations

this album is stunning

Sweet Inspiration: The Songs of Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham

some samples here http://soundcloud.com/theleaflabel/matthew-bourne-iv-infinitude

The Bitch Magnet reissues (never heard the band the first time around due to name, which is a stupid reason)

CC Sager [ex-Pop Group] - "Hey Dad, What Do Poets Eat for Tea?"

Been on a soul kick as of late...

The Fame Studio box
George Jackson's Don't Count Me Out
Cold Heat from Then Again
New Amerykah Pt 1 - Erykah Badu

Then there's...

Laser Guided Melodies - Spiritualized
Bird- Dog - the Verlaines
The Free Again Sessions- Alex Chilton
Last Summer - Eleanor Friedberger
Creatures of Light and Darkness - Jackie Leven

Orbital - In Sides
Various - Bangs & Works Vol 1 and Vol 2
The Church Of Synth
Depeche Mode - Music For The Masses
Roly Porter - Aftertime

matador intended play comp 2011-2012
flying burrito bros./byrds - whisky agogo 1970
smile box set
beatles - yellow submarine sdtk (my daughter has fallen for this hard, though it appears she prefers "hey bulldog" to the title track. gives me hope for the future).

matana roberts - coin coin chapter one: gens de couleurs libres
jean ritchie - mountain hearth and home
john fahey - transfig of blind joe death
robert pete williams - free again
bryan ferry - "day for night"

the hollies - first light, romany & s/t (74)
bob welch - french kiss & 3 hearts
phil manzanera/801 - listen now
ashra - blackouts
michael rother - katzenmuzik
hubert laws - in the beginning & morning star

+ randomly selected popol vuh albums

MF Doom - Operation: Doomsday deluxe
Throbbing Gristle - The Second Annual Report
Amon Duul II - Yeti

Coil - Live Amsterdam 2001
Shawn O' Sullivan 12" on WT records
Various live New Order boots c. 81-85

General Strike, Danger In Paradise
Tolouse Low Trax, Jeidem Fall
Christy & Emily, Tic Tac Toe
Breakout, Mira
Freddie Hubbard, A Soul Experiment
Rolling Stones, Some Girls

Lots of Sabah on Spotify. I have only a minimal familiarity with her output.

Search: Marhaba Ya Habayeb

Tony Allen
Sharon Van Etten
Céu new record

Pugwash - Olympus Sound
very cool

NASA Symphony of the Planets box
Suzanne Ciani - lixiviation (the track 'Paris 1971' is all right)
Guillaume Dufay - O gemma lux, Huelgas Ensemble
Mouse On Mars - Parastrophics
R.A.E.D - Straight Through
Play That Beat Mr. Raja - Selected oddities from the Tamil film industry

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Liars-Liars
Alice Cooper-school's out
Lou Reed-The blue mask
New york dolls-Too much too soon

Thomas Fehlmann - Visions of Blah
Bochum Welt - Phial EP
Berlioz - Requiem (Inbal/RSO Frankfurt)
MASK 500 (Skam)
Stockhausen - Inori
Michael Mayer - Immer

'inori'!!!!!

It's really good — I would probably recommend this to people who find him off-putting, it's extremely accessible. Kind of like a western version of gagaku.

Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto - By This River (Phantom)

Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland, Black Is Beautiful
Gareth Dickson, Quite A Way Away
Quartet for the End of Time, Modus Novus
Raoul Björkenheim, Bill Laswell, Morgen Ågren, BLIXT
São Paulo Underground, Três Cabeças
Loucuras
Meta Marie Louise feat. Max & Momo, Sunny Spots
The Clash, Sandinista
Mustonen/ Sooäär/ Remmel/ Ruben, Aria
Van Dyke Parks, Song Cycle

Biber - Harmonia Artificiosa (Musica Antiqua Köln / Reinhard Goebel)
Daphne Oram - The Oram Tapes Volume One (thanks Geeta)
Violeta Parra - Antologia
John Oswald - Concerto for Conductor & Orchestra
Luc Ferrari - Collection 85
Handel - The Triumph of Time and Disillusion (Concerto Italiano / Alessandrini)
Guy Reibel - Granulations-Sillages

Olivier Messiaen: Des Canyons aux étoiles
Olivier Messiaen: La Transfiguration de Notre-Seigneus Jésus-Christ

Claude Vivier - Orion, Siddhartha, Cinq Chansons (Rundel/WDR SO Köln)
Hallucinator - Landlocked
Geinoh Yamashirogumi - Akira ST
Detroit Techno Soul compilation
Susumu Hirasawa - Millennium Actress ST
Surgeon - Force + Form
Underground Resistance - World 2 World
Japanese Telecom - Virtual Geisha

Dennis Bovell, Brain Damage
Althea & Donna, Uptown Top Ranking
Pat Metheny, What's It All About

new albums by:
sharon van etten
dr. john
lightships
tindersticks

How's that Dr. John then? "Different", no?

some recent lissnin

Emmanuelle Parrenin Maison Rose
shimmering late 70s folk-prog lp from french previously trad folk player.
Very magical but every time it comes on i'm reminded of a song I'm only half
placing. Is it a Jim O'Rourke track Women Of The World or something like that?
I think this lp may be best known by those not familiar with it in total for the
track Topaze which has a proto-trip hop beat years before that trend. The rest
of the lp has very catching moments emerging from trancey folk based songs. Folk
as in Breton ala Alain Stivell meets Linda Perhacs?

Charles Mingus Pithecanthropus Erectus
lovely monumental late 50s jazz.
I think Mingus has been incorporated as an influence on a lot of mid 60s brit
r'n'b type stuff. Think Ah Um is more recognisable for that though.
There are a lot of classic lps in his ouevre anyway.

feedtime Aberrant years
This does have better sound than the 80s cd I had previously.
Cooper S the covers lp is grade a dunt. Very in your face bass-driven minimalist
rock.
Not heard it all the way through yet though.

Lumerians KEXP live 2008
http://kexp.org/live/liveperformance.aspx?rId=28435
nice spacy psychedelic improvisation. worth hearing. & the rest of that site is
worth checking through, some very interesting sets on there.

Sonic's Rendezvous Band think it was the '78 set from the Easy ACtion box
more great avant dunt based around Fred Smith's guitar and an r'n'b strut
reminiscent of early 70s Stones.
sound was surprisingly muddy, thought the label had shown how well it coul
dclear things like that up on its MC5 releases..

Matching Mole Little Red Record
Love this music and looking forward to hearing the clear version on the Esoteric
cd of it. Liquid jazz meets rock with great instrumental interplay possibly the
last example of Wyatt's drumming showcased before the accident?

Sister Rosetta Tharpe
a lot of her work's been turning up on Demonoid.
I haven't listened to her much before which is a great oversight .
Rousing gospel stuff which had a clear influence on rock.
Pretty infectious feeling throughout. If this wasn't overtly god-orientated it
would be very good getting down music.

Tim Hardin volume 3
The live lp from '68.
Hardin either reinvents his earlier material in a more jazzy-folky-rocky style
or badly slurs vocals as though he's nastily stoned. Sadly too much of the
latter. Otherwise this would be an utterly fantastic lp his band cooks
throughout at least on the tracks they're on. I think first couple of songs may
be him solo.

Chicago Soul
Souljazz compi of late 60s/early 70s gritty-funky soul.
Includes tracks from both Howlin Wolf and Muddy Waters' psychedelic cash in lps.
Listening to these tracks just has me wishing I could hear the band left to cook
in that style on an lp without the connection to a blues icon that seems to feel
uncomfortable in their presence. I don't think Rotary Connection who I think
most were connected with get so gritty do they?

loads of other stuff which will probably come back to me later.

Bits of country, jazz, VDGG, Gun Club, Soul, garage etc etc cropping up on my
walkman on random. still getting a load of nice surprises from
that.

Reading
Optical Sounds all 4, discovering some very interesting material from there

Iggy Pop I Need More
Iggy's memoirs make pretty rivetting reading. Wonder if he'll update this or do
another version it did first appear about 30 years ago.

Greil Marcus book on the Doors.
been reading this on the bus in and out of the course. Enjoying it mainly but
should probably sit down with what i have of the tracks as s/trk to that.

Stevo

x-p
re dr. john: i really like it. it's pretty spaced out, i'd say. actually i don't really know dr. john, everythng i had heard before - which was not much - to me was a tad boring, too traditional or something. the new one is crazy and psychedelic, i hear lots of captain beefheart in there.

thanx, alex!

yura yura teikoku - kantsuu

lost my ipod, burnt these albums onto some cd's & aside from records that's all i've been able to listen to since

neil young - everybody knows this is nothing
nirvana (uk) - all of us
13th floor elevators - easter everywhere
nico - chelsea girls

Come - Eleven:Eleven
Come - Gently Down the Stream
Flowerhead - Ka-BLOOM
Czar - Vertical Mass Grave

i forgot lee fields new album, vintage soul/funk.

Skying by The Horrors, because I'm late like that, and MMXII by Killing Joke ... which, I deeply regret to say, is not their best.

This week mostly:

Chunky, Novi and Ernie - Chunky, Novi and Ernie
Chromatics - Kill for Love
MC Miker G & DJ Sven - Holiday Rap
Julia Holter - Ekstasis
Sun Araw, M. Geddes Gengras & The Congos - FRKWYS Vol. 9
V/A - Bambara Mystic Soul: The Raw Sound of Burkina Faso 1974-1979
Wendy Rene - After Laughter Comes Tears

Imikuzushi - Haino/O'Rourke/Ambarchi
Sipple Out Deh - Lee Perry

Agitation free 2nd
long questing, drifting instrumentals for the most apart plus one with ghostly whispered vocals. Nice early 70s kosmische stuff with echoes of the San Francisco scene. Also some electronics that sounds like the descriptions I've read of Dik Mik etc.
Think I need to check out some more of their stuff. I know Malesch is pretty tasty cos i already have it.

Emmanuelle Parrenin Maison Rose
still Breton folk in Dub, like a cross between Malicorne and Linda Perhacs?
Lovely lp anyway.

Ornette Coleman This Is Our Music.
J Mascis & The Fog from last week or something long live set .
Daturana thopugh i don't think I'm likely to return to this singer isn't very nice listening on this. Band sounds like it started out as Doors worshippers and expanded influence somewhat but singer is way too cod Morrison and tone is just grating. Do wonder if it might be this specific live set but not holding my breath.

Brötzmann/ Bennink, Schwarzwaldfahrt (no frogs I don't think...)
Caravan, s/t 1st alb.
Matlubeh, Yar kelour (Uzbek)
Joe Henderson feat. Alice Coltrane, The Elements
Scott Walker, Bish Bosch

residents - eskimo
holy modal rounders - the moray eels eat the holy modal rounders
ornette coleman - dancing in your head
sonny sharrock - ask the ages
golden palominos - a history (1982-1985)

Donald Fagen, Sunken Condos
Spirit, The Original Potato Land (2CD)
Yoko Ono (& a cast of dozen-plus), Yes, I'm A Witch
Merili Varik, Kas tõesti

Yoko Ono (& a cast of dozen-plus), Yes, I'm A Witch

had this in the archive since release and never listened to it ....

time to give it a spin perhaps ..

My end of year compilation ...

1. Simon Scott - SeaLevel_2
2. Sigur Ros - Valtari
3. Richard Skelton - Of The Sea
4. Sons of Noel and Adrian - Black Side of the River
5. Grizzly Bear - Yet Again
6. Susanna - There's Nothing Funny About This
7. Darren Hayman - London Fields
8. Diagrams - Mills
9. James Yorkston - Sometimes The Act of Giving Love
10. Darren Hayman - London Fields
11. British Sea Power - Cleaning Out The Rooms (Wandering Horn Remix)
12. Towards Green - Last Page (Live Take)
13. Tyneham House - Rookery Wood
14. Snow Palms - Snowlight
15. S. Carey - Two Angles

stevie wonder - it's more than you
david benoit - remembering what you said
pat metheny - au lait

Hadn't really read about the Divine Fits album, but had put it on a Spotify playlist. Mildly, pleasantly, surprised when the Boys Next Door cover came on. Listened to that a bunch of times today.

laurie spiegel - obsolete systems
nav katze - never mind the distorsions
christ. - metamorphic reproduction miracle
burger/ink - las vegas
darkthrone - a blaze in the northern sky
merzbow - suzume (japanese birds vol. 1)
chris & cosey - trance
carpathian forest - through chasm caves and titan woods
yasuaki shimizu - music for commercials (made to measure 13)

arcane device - also sprach zarathustra
david lee myers - ouroboros
laetitia sonami - electronic music 1978-1983
upsetters - blackboard jungle dub
andrew skeoch and sarah koschak - spirit of the outback
michael stearns - lyra
chopin - mazurkas, maryla jonas
bob drake - bob's drive-in

In full Christmas mode:
Bach: Cantatas, Vol. 1: Advent und Weihnachten - Karl Richter
Ella Wishes You a Swinging Christmas - Ella Fitzgerald
Star of Wonder - Christmas at All Souls with Musica Viva of New York

And for variety:
Six Feet Down - Tuba Skinny
Mozart: Piano Sonatas Vol 2 - András Schiff

bob drake - bob's drive-in

o yeh, that's one fascinating album, the studio and the live part where were both pretty great

Chico Mello ft. Helinho Brandão - Água
Peter Zummo - Zummo with an X
Thomas Leer & Robert Rental - The Bridge

It's the perfect time of year for The Return Of The Durutti Column.

yasuaki shimizu - music for commercials (made to measure 13)

This is really good! Clouds, have you heard Ryuichi Sakamoto's compilation of 80s commercial music? (CM 1, I think it's called). Super rad incidental pieces. also has a few really hot pop tunes w/akikko yano vocals.

no i haven't!

dug out some of my fave classy classical LPs. sound so good on the hi-fi.

karl martin reinthaler - jephta

sibelius - the complete tone poems

ahmed adnan saygun - viola concerto/elgar - overture "in the south" op.50

the complete works of matthijs vermeulen (five stars!)

erik bergman - nox/bim bam bum/faglarna/hathor suite (love...)

brahms - the piano trios - beaux arts trio (i listen to so much brahms. you have no idea...)

prokofiev - 1941/festive poem/dreams/white swan/andante

prokofiev - symphony no.5 in b flat op.100 (lenigrad phil kickin' ass and taking nameskys!)

adrian batten - richard dering - tudor church music

delius - incidental music to james elroy flecker's Hassan

johan halvorsen - air norvefien/tre norske danser/veslemoys sang/danse visionaire/norske eventyrbilleder (norwegian troll gold)

big blood -- dark country magic
kenneth higney -- attic demonstration
rare bird -- electric forest
zelienople -- the world is a house on fire
alexander tucker -- third mouth
richard skelton -- verse of birds

Electric Wizard- Electric Wizard & Come My Fanatics
Graveyard- Lights Out
High on Fire- Blessed Black Wings, & Snakes for the Divine
Pentagram- Relentless
Tygers of Pan Tang- Wild Cat
Kadaver- Kadaver
Saxon- Wheels of Steel
Hanoi Rocks- Bangkok Shocks, Saigon Shakes, Hanoi Rocks & Oriental Beat
Earthless- Rhythms from a Cosmic Sky
Acid King- III
Mastodon- Blood Mountain

I've been on a metal kick the last week or two.

grateful dead - tuning '77 - http://archive.org/details/gd1977-12-31_505
ga-in - "bloom"
resonance magazine - feedback CD - http://www.discogs.com/Various-Resonance-Volume-9-Number-2-Feedback/release/633546
osso exotico - musica #1 - (pulled it off the shelf for the first time in years -- all acoustic drone music rarely stays this on target)
staring into the sun - ethiopian music recorded by olivia wyatt
charles ives - third symphony, tilson thomas
alice coltrane - turiya sings (for the last year, this & divine songs have been my go-to alice coltrane records)

cor @ Turiya sings - hunted one of the tracks down.

Will look into Osso exotico and Staring into the Sun.

Don Ellis. Lots and lots of Don Ellis.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUYtWvavvYg

redshape - square
v/a - columbia-princeton electronic music center (1961-1973)
shining - within deep dark chambers
frank bretschneider - rhythm
nachtmystium - assassins: black meddle, pt. 1
lutosławski - symphony no. 3, venetian games, cto for orch (rowicki et al)
szymanowski - symphonies no. 2 & 3 (wit
haruomi hosono - medicine compilation

Miles Davis live in '73 around the time of the In Concert lp I think. Doesn't have the typewriter rhythms of the studio versions of the tracks they're playing (On The Corner) & I think this might be looser still than the iN Concert recordings

actually that should have read '72 when he still has tabla and electric sitar in his instrumentation.

Count Basie, The Complete Atomic Basie
The Charles Mingus Quintet + Max Roach (1957)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXm5Ay72N5Q

Feeling clouds list - stuff to investigate there

cool list clouds
I do not know what is Haruomi Hosono
I am listening to new Shining

!!!!!!!!!!!LISTENING TO THIS BANGING TECHNO HAPPENING LIVE RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.dommune.com/

cool list clouds
I do not know what is Haruomi Hosono

here's a good old thread abt him; patrick south and milton are well-versed in his soundworld: Haruomi Hosono

i would get cochin moon first:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0WBYOM4iZs

started making a weird tape. only made one side so far and i keep listening to it so who knows when i'll make the second side:

Shock - Angel Face (1980)

Earth Star - Sonntagsspaziergang (1981)

Units - i-Night (1979)

2i - The Transient/Chinese Circus Defector (1985)

Navastrau - Looking From An Airplane (1980)

Osamu Kitajima - Tengu (A Long-Nosed Goblin) (1975)

Gloria Mundi - The Pack (1978)

Ground Zero - Ground Zero (1979)

Thompson and Latham - Tomorrow Never Knows (1981)

Frank Sinatra, Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back
Dantalian's Chariot, Chariot Rising (1967)
Hatfield & The North (1973 ...yeh, same yeah as the Sinatra:)
Queen, The Miracle (mmmm... nah, not quite the same yeah as Sinatra, alas;)
Philipp Wachsmann & Paul Lytton, Some Other Season

Phil Spector's Christmas album, Discipline by King Crimson and this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfXr8L-iA78

And this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ai1sfPKq2gk

this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLfured2ptE

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUYe4MQr0OE

deuter - d
deuter - aum
jorge ben - forca bruta
jorge ben - a tabua de esmeralda
messiaen: trois petites liturgies; couleurs de la cité céleste; hymne au saint-sacrament
blue mitchell - the thing to do

Philip Glass: Another Look at Harmony - Part IV (Choir of the 21st Century, Christopher Bowers-Broadbent on organ, Howard Williams conducting)

today:

schnittke - symphony no. 1 (segerstam/royal stockholm po)
ustvolskaya - composition no. 1, grand duo, 12 preludes (hatart)
matthew herbert - bodily functions
alan braxe - the upper cuts
oneohtrix point never - rifts
victoria - officium defunctorum (tallis scholars)
bayle - erosphère
nørgård - luna, voyage into the golden screen (blomstedt/danish rso)
radulescu - intimate rituals (caussé, royer)
bruckner - symphony no. 5 (herreweghe, orchestre des champs-elysées)
nono - polifonica-monodia-ritmica, canti per 13, etc

laurie spiegel - cavis muris
magma - felicite thosz
bob dylan - tempest (gaargh! his voice!)
scott walker - bish bosch (great but can't take more than 25 consecutive minutes so it's taken me this long to get through it all)
toshimaru nakamura / sachiko m - do
maggi payne - electronic works 1976-1981
tim story - in another country
cameroon - baka pygmy music
arcane device - trout
survival research labs @ extreme futurist festival 2012 (or, one 158 Hz tone @ 140 dB occasionally punctuated by transients from the concussion cannon)

<3 baka pygmies

fred durst needs to get some pygmies involved

vatican shadow, lot of, obviously
listzt's schubert transcriptions (hamelin)
this is happening
untilted
silent servant
lee gamble
shostakovich #7 (mravinsky)

bob dylan - tempest (gaargh! his voice!)

Noisy, innit? Like it, actually - he seems one of the few from the 60s who really kept going.

Beginning to make it my way through the stuff in the Funkystepz thread. D/l my favourites from the ILX top 100 dance/electronic from the 00s poll.

Classical-wise.

A few works by Michael Finnissy - he is one of my favourite composers but I just feel I'm scraping the surface - such savegery on 'ouraa' from '83, even when it settles it doesn't let go fr a sec - more of a way of playing w/extremes of contrast that would come across as desperation from almost anyone else. Re-frames the meaning of intensity.

Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf - 'succolarity' for flute. Play this alongside Hubler's 'Palimpsest'. Mahnkopf comes across as a hack.

Stew on the stove, enjoying some atmospheric EPs
Audision - Up & Away
Burial - Street Halo
Red Stars Over Tokyo - Hits of Sunshine

A few works by Mathias Spahlinger. If you like concrete intrumentale as per Lachenmann then its sometimes like it but he has a knack for not being as straghtforward when you're boxing him into a corner. One piece is for pots and pans...an American would be all playful but this is all incredible serious so he places a piano - no entended techniques as far as I can tell - in the middle. But not Beethoven in the middle of modernism.

'Gegen unendlich' has a section which veers on the middlebrow at times.

Easier to tell what it is not.

Lachenmann - Musik Mit Leonardo

Chaya Czernowin - Lovesong for emsemble, quite a lot drumroll type percussion. V good, tick.

Still skimming a lot of ILM EOY nominations. Checking out Phenomenal Handclap Band right now and into it so far.

In the evening (generally, anyway) I'm finally getting hands on about sorting through the Oum Kalthoum tracks on Spotify. I am working on building a playlist of every unique Oum Kalthoum recording on Spotify. Some appear in Spotify just once, some are on there several times, without much rhyme or reason (though there's some connection to how popular some of them are). I am not going to listen to every second of every track, but I'm trying to pick out the copies with the best sound quality. This could take months.

Today/Tonight...
Karma to Burn- Wild Wonderful Purgatory
Shrinebuilder- s/t
Blue Oyster Cult- Spectres
Cheap Trick - s/t
Judas Priest- Screaming for Vengeance (right now)

v/a - nonesuch explorer: kenya & tanzania
eliane radigue - e=a=b=a+b
apogee & perigee - chojiku colodustan ryokoki
vatican shadow - ghosts of chechnya
bvdub - serenity
andré boucourechliev - les archipels
karl amadeus hartmann - syms 1 & 3 (rieger/bavarian rso)

johannes welsch - sound creation (a deep listening journey through the gong)
tod dockstader - electronic vol. 1 (mordant music reissue of 1979 boosey & hawkes library music)
decembral hymnal 2: deep night (spotify playlist w/ derek bailey, fred frith, david toop, harry partch, chinese/mongolian folk music)

the liars album that came out this year
jessie ware
yo la tengo - i am not afraid of you and will bate the face offa ya yada yada yada
sonic youth - dirty