OT: Friday POSBANG (what are you listening to?)

I'm about to knock out some of my podcasts. In queue: Nerdist, Rogan, Carolla and Sklarbro. In the words of Bart Scott, "I am excited for this opportunity to present itself."

I know this isn't original but Macklemore and Ryan Lewis are f'n great.

Our son was born this week;) Listening to a lot of Casper Babypants and waves crashing.

Pierce the Veil - Collide With the Sky

Surprisingly complex and melodic screamo album. Well worth a listen.

 

 

His final two albums - Figure 8 and From a Basement on a Hill.

Pixies - Dig For Fire I've been on stand by at work since Saturday, just getting paid to hangout at home!

Band of Horses, The Decemberists, Spoon, The Bird and the Bee (her voice is fantastic), Motion City Soundtrack, and Motor City pop-punk band Search the City, among others

Billy Talent, Shinedown, and Cage the Elephant.

The-Dream

The Rolling Stones Exile on main street, re-release.  My Morning Jacket (Does anyone have an opinion on the new Jim James album?  Not really my style but not terrible), Frontier Ruckus, and recorded lectures covering various topics such as anesthesia, orthopedics, etc.

Local Natives just came out with a new album and it's fantastic. I cannot stop playing it. Saw them at the blind pig a few years ago, and it was so good. They're skipping mi and my current city of stl this year but I'm going in Nashville. Anyway, it's hard to explain them, but the new album is called Hummingbird. They're like indie rock with a lot of ambient harmonies. Someone described them as Wave, but I don't even think that's a real genre.

The three most recent albums I've been listening to are: (1) Local Natives - Hummingbird; (2) My Bloody Valentine - M B V; and (3) Foals - Holy Fire...

 

The first two mentioned above are excellent.

Flipping between 80's on 8, 90's on 9, The Blend, KISS FM, and The Highway. Every once in a while i check in on Blue Collar Radio for some comedy.

if any of you old-timers remember that place--sh*t ages really well. And Donny Hathaway, soul singer who died too early. Also a Rodgriguez best of, some Wayne Shorter, a Neko Case best of that I compiled, and Iggy Pop's American Caeser (Ann Arbor Pioneer boy of just before my vintage who I used to sometimes see downtown). All these because amazon sent an email saying that I could access mp3s of CDs I had purchased in the past. 

The new albums by Guttural Secrete and Defeated Sanity. Both albums are superb. \M/

The Black Dahlia Murder

Dissonance is your friend

Hopslam. Listening to Hopslam.

currently in my players:

Rotating in my car is: Chris Thile and Michael Daves, James McMurtry, Darrell Scott, and the Lone Bellow.

At home on the turntable: Don Williams, Waylon Jennings, and The Punch Brothers...

Americana/Country is my sanctuary.

Silverstein - this is how the wind shifts.

Just got done listening to some Gangstarr- daily operation and Raekwon's Only Built for Cuban Linx.  Now I have Killer mIke's RAP music album on, and then going to listen to my advance copy of Czarface(inspectah deck and esoteric). 

Trombone Shorty and The Decemberists.

 

...and the "Autopsy of Detroit NPR interview mentioned above.

Found some unreleased Imagine Dragon songs and have been checking those out lately.  Danzig - Mother, When in Rome - The Promise (think Napolean Dynamite), Led Zeppelin - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, Hot Chocolate - Everyone's a Winner, Unknown Mortal Orchestra - So Good at Being in Trouble, and a new Theophilus track featuring Rihanna - Jump.

I'm listening to the Deadpod.

I have Pandora on Eminem.

Listening to some beats by Apollo Brown. Megaphone has to have the hardest drums ever.