What are you Listening to?

[grindy]

Very nice technical Slam Death Metal

[Saulaac]

French Prog (or should that be Frog) but also has sufficient chromaticism to satisfy my jazzy needs. I don't know anything about Jean-Paul Prat but this is great. 
As one commenter said: "9:04 ddaaaaaaaaaaaamn!:)". He ain't wrong.

[Guybrush]

So have listened to some old pop songs that I haven't heard in years. These two duets are a little odd:

Some weird macho energy at the start there. Why is this a duet with Zucchero and Paul Young? I'm not against it, but nothing in the lyrics seem to warrant it.

Look at me, I'm a flower. It's kinda weird and funny, but I like it 😄

This was also a blast from the past:

The message is kinda sweet. It's very obviously a Paul McCartney song from this period. It doesn't sound like Stevie Wonder did much other than sing on it.

Shouldn't he be playing a piano in this? Or couldn't Stevie replace that weird, plunky synth solo with something a bit more ambitious and proficient?

Not a bad song, but not great either. I think I preferred his Collab with Michael Jackson 🤔 What do you think, @ribbons ?

[grindy]

Alon Mor - Lands Of Delight

I'm always surprised how unknown this album is. In a more just world this guy would be mentioned along the lines of Aphex Twin or Squarepusher. Not because he sounds in any way like them but because he's managed to create his very own brand of complex, yet beautiful electronic music.
It's honestly hard to describe. Like IDM from the year 3000 with classical and tribal influences and all with an incredibly detailed, lush production. There's ambiance and abstraction but also some ridiculous hardcore banger moments. It's made for headphones and probably lossless formats. Alien shit.

[Lexi Darling]

Alon Mor - Lands Of Delight

I'm always surprised how unknown this album is. In a more just world this guy would be mentioned along the lines of Aphex Twin or Squarepusher. Not because he sounds in any way like them but because he's managed to create his very own brand of complex, yet beautiful electronic music.
It's honestly hard to describe. Like IDM from the year 3000 with classical and tribal influences and all with an incredibly detailed, lush production. There's ambiance and abstraction but also some ridiculous hardcore banger moments. It's made for headphones and probably lossless formats. Alien shit.

This is right up my alley! I think it will make a perfect soundtrack to dusting the living room today. Thanks for the rec!

[grindy]

Absolute fucking banger

[DJChameleon]

[Saulaac]

Thanks whoever put this in the algorithm

[TheBig3]

Really digging this track

[DJChameleon]

Just recently got into this band from a friend recommendation.

[Meatwad]

Paul Lekakis - Boom Boom

[TheBig3]

Thanks whoever put this in the algorithm

Jesus H - that's a fucking jam

[TheBig3]

[robhr]

"Ghost Of The Trees & The Erase Of Man" by The Antarcticans

[robhr]

"From Beyond" by Blueneck