What are you listening to?

Haven't decided whether I like these guys or not yet, but what a voice!

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZ-1DYwaxrE

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http://thespace.org/items/s000004u

http://www.oizo3000.com/
Free 7 track ep available from here if you're into your french electro.

This mornings ride...

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brill - love a bit of waz. Ta : )

Not the biggest fan of Lykke Li but some of her song do catch.

Lykke Li - I follow rivers - YouTube

and
Lykke Li - I Know Places - YouTube

Reminded me of Tina Dickow for some reason... Tina Dico - Let's Get Lost - YouTube
Tina Dico - In The Red - YouTube

Saw her at Ronnie Scotts with my girlfriend at the time about 5 years ago... no youtube recording can possibly come close to getting across how good her voice is. Don't think there were many people left in there who weren't in a bit of a trance

http://thespace.org/items/s000004u

Thanks, that's a great site, though haven't gone very deep yet.

No, they're going to spread it across a couple of years alphabetically which is a bit annoying. A friend is working with the Arts Council to help curate it. What's annoying for me is that it requires a spotify account to actually play the content (which in turn requires a facebook account - which I do not want/will not get).

But for those with spotify, eventually it could be a great resource to discover some great music.

really liking this album at the moment, especially the 'aphrodite' track. i wasn't sure about the out-of-tune stuff to begin with but after listening to it a few times i think it's so carefully done that it works. see what you think

On heavy rotation currently...

Pye Corner Audio - Electronic Rhythm Number Eight - YouTube

BRETON - EDWARD THE CONFESSOR - YouTube

Deborah Washington: Shortest Lady - YouTube

Also just got Ekstasis by Julia Holter, after all the amazing stuff I read about that record the jury is still out, moments of greatness, but still not sure...

Bjork - Isobel (Metal Version with Carcass) - YouTube

Bjork - Triumph Of A Heart - YouTube

Having a Jean Michel Jarre morning.

Also Blouse, on Captured Tracks, a label I love for bringing us Wild Nothing, Beach Fossils and Craft Spells.

Demon Boyz - Dett (1992 Tribal Bass) - YouTube

Ella fitzgerald - Mack The Knife High quality - YouTube

A senseless things bootleg gig recording from Birmingham in 1989... I love pop bands that believe that pop should be played on noisy electric guitars at a pace that means a 3 minute song clocks in at under 2.

i was a senseless things fan - even have one of their jamie hewlett t shirts somewhere

+1. Have some novelty vomit-coloured vinyl 45's of theirs in the collection as well.

...but it was Ella and Mack who drew me to the thread.
Excellent.

Siouxsie & The Banshees Hong Kong Garden.MPG - YouTube

Nina Simone - Mr Bojangles - YouTube

Ella fitzgerald - Mack The Knife High quality - YouTube

Nina Simone - Mr Bojangles - YouTube

Excellent choices Sir.

Siouxsie & The Banshees Hong Kong Garden.MPG - YouTube

ha! not heard this in so long! ace!