TV on the Radio: Return to Cookie Mountain
i can't believe i forgot to review this before. sexy and a little creepy, this album was my #1 lp of 2006 by a mile. so far in front it almost won again in 2007. "wolf like me" was one of the early leaks, and that jangling, galloping beat is just addictive. you can't help it--it's like "i wanna be your dog" in that way. god, i could probably write a thousand more words on this album, but i won't--just go watch the "wolf like me' on youtube and thank me (and the other people who rec'd this) later.
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TV on the Radio, pretty good stuff. Saw this album and had to recommend it to the general public.
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The cover image of Bitte Orca is a splendid illustration of telepathy. And the music is not bad either.
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The new album from one of my very favorite bands! The beauty of Mason Proper is that their albums always seem to be one cohesive piece even though each song is definitely its own. The understanding of complex musical nuances is ... The new album from one of my very favorite bands! The beauty of Mason Proper is that their albums always seem to be one cohesive piece even though each song is definitely its own. The understanding of complex musical nuances is very apparent - the theme of each song is known to the listener even before you grasp what the lyrics are about. Although I like their previous album, There is a Moth in your Chest, just as well, there is an obvious progression in maturity, structure, and cohesiveness on this album. It is very melodic and at times, quite dark... just take a chance and buy this one! If you'd like to sample them with a few single iTunes, I'd try "In the Mirror," "Dragging the River," or "Alone." You will NOT regret picking this album up, or supporting such a talented, friendly group of guys.
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broken social scene has a great number of members which explains why it is characterized by a large number of sounds. This is their best album by far.
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Another album I can't stop listening to. Brazilian psychedelic rock/ pop band from the 60's. If you're a fan of psych rock you really need to get to know Os Mutantes. And even if you're not, give it a listen.
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