Lindstrom & Prins Thomas are the shit

"small stream" is a little rhodes waltz with some analog techno in the bg.

― fleet doxes (map), vrijdag 20 november 2020 19:24 (five days ago) bookmarkflaglink

It's also a tropical audio islet with rhythms bouncing around and fooling you where the beat is and just a crazy spacy trip all round.

They gone done it again!

nothing like drinking a cup of coffee, putting on the new L&PT and watering all your plants (seriously)

― lukas, Tuesday, November 24, 2020 7:14 PM (yesterday) bookmarkflaglink

this sounds nice.

put it on the headphones while giving your plant buddies a shower

oranges is blissed out and easy-going, constantly unfolding with ever vaster expansions of chill. this record is airy and light, very daytime

New Lindstrøm album out tomorrow!

https://lindstrom.bandcamp.com/album/everyone-else-is-a-stranger

does anyone know if christabelle sandoo did anything after 'real life is no cool' or did she move on from music?

her performance on 'baby can't stop' is still all-time for me

This is from her LinkedIn. Not sure that album was ever released

After touring ‘Real Life is No Cool’, which included shows at Øya, Roskilde, Benicassim (Spain), BLOC (UK), Bestival (UK) + + +, Christabelle has been working on new material for her debut solo album due for release in February 2013, together with some of Europe’s most exciting young producers. She’s also been developing her talents as a video artist, the results of which will be premiered at Numusic 2012 .

what a talent. i hope she's doing well.

new album is just comfort food, he's done this thing countless times before and it's not as good as any of those (especially not ii or where i go you go too), but it's still pretty pleasant to have on in the background

his last high watermark for me was 'closing shot'

yeah i would agree there

There's a dank mystery in "Under Trees," the closer from It's Alright Between Us as It Is, that I've always found rather special.

Disappointed that there seems to be no CD version of the new album -- I suppose if there are hardcore Lindstrøm collectors out there, they're used to buying 12"s anyway.

if we're talking favorite late-period Lindstrom tracks, mine is probably Algorytme:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P3o3wVPheg

the segment from the breakdown through where it all clicks together is one of my favorite bits in his entire catalogue

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFO2_g8XQqk

This is a jam

I like this album a lot more than I expected reading the previous comments. "Syreen" and "Nightswim" are the kinds of synth-driven dance tracks he has made a career out of (still excellent). But the latter two tracks are where my ears perked up: "The Rind" has a killer breakdown and build up led by ascending jazz chords and a relentless beat punctuated by disco strings; the title track is blissful and evolves into an extended electric guitar meditation.

'Everyone else is a stranger' probably my fav