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blablabla's Interview Team Pick

Homayun Sakhi - Music of Central Asia Vol. 3: Art of the Afghan Rubâb

Genre: World Music, Classical

Torrents: torrents.php?id=701924

Review: A very talented rubâb player from Afghanistan, accompanied by an excellent tabla player. Make sure to check his latest single as well:
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNINDBBjosc



numnumjuice's Interview Team Pick

Plat - Compulsion

Genre: idm,ambient,electronic,experimental,icelandic

Torrents: torrents.php?id=67343

Review: What happened to my face? Oh, wait, it just melted off the bone after hearing this.


MattKavs' Interview Team Pick

Max Frost - Low High Low

Genre: indie, pop, rock, rhythm.and.blues

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72590252

Review: Just look at that chiseled chin...oh wait you can't see that here, even more reason to click that link. You may have heard Austin, TX native Max's dreamy voice blaring from your speakers on a semi-recent Beats commercial or on tour with Gary Clark, Jr. or Fitz and the Tantrums. His funky, soul infused indie grooves are sure to sweep you off your feet. Such a fun dude, if you ever have the chance to meet him, do it, you will not regret it. Now what are you waiting for, click that link already!


Recludere's Interview Team Pick

Macintosh Plus - Floral Shoppe

Genre: vaporwave, plunderphonics, screw, new.age, diana.ross

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72107873

Review: The quintessential vaporwave album. Get the 11-track edition; it's the currently distributed one and also the best one. See also: /mu/ Vaporwave Essentials, Other projects by this artist.


jofwolves' Interview Team Pick

Mary Gauthier - Mercy Now

Genre: folk, country, americana, worth.listening.to, folk

Torrents: torrents.php?id=33068

Review: My original pick was Brown Bird's Salt for Salt, but Ajax had to go and ruin the party (), so here's this in stead. I promise it's [almost] just as good.


darkwinter's Interview Team Pick

Days N' Daze - Rogue Taxidermy

Genre: Acoustic, Folk, Punk

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72583631

Review: Some amazing folk punk, to drink in a park to


NotSpish's Interview Team Pick

Amiina - Kurr

Genre: Ambient, Folk

Torrents: torrents.php?id=11110

Review: Icelandic quartet Amiina conjure up dreamy, melodic soundscapes suffused with the fairytale mysticism and undulating landscapes of their native…hang about, haven’t we heard all this before?

Indeed we have. Iceland’s musicians – who seem, curiously, to number more than the actual population - seem fated to have their music endlessly described in terms of their physical and cultural landscape.

Intricate melodies are weaved by ‘mischievous elves’; abstract moods are ‘glacial’; anything featuring heavy beats or blistering basslines is like an ‘erupting volcano’ or a ‘tectonic rift’.

Yet to listen to Kurr, the debut album from Amiina - a talented all-female four piece who have been experimenting with music together since meeting at Reykjavík’s College of Music in the 1990s – is to be somehow transported to their homeland.


Nvious's Interview Team Pick

Robbie Basho - Visions of the Country

Genre: Folk, American Primitive

Torrents: torrents.php?id=71892541

Review: I spent a good deal of time deciding on what my staff pick was going to be. I knew I should probably take this opportunity give you guys an easy way to discover something entirely new to you. So, with this in mind, I chose Robbie Basho. Basho was a pioneer of a genre he called American Primitive, which has many historic and native influences, but also resembles a lot of classic American folk music. He himself had quite a rough childhood, becoming an early orphan, and his musical career was much similar to his British counterpart of sorts, Nick Drake, that is to say he was not recognized at all for his work before he died. This is the best of a variety of re-issues that have come out in recent years to shed light on this man's talent and genius as a singer and an instrumentalist. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.


visually's Interview Team Pick

Alvvays - Alvvays

Genre: indie, pop, surf.rock

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72692087

Review: Toronto-based Alvvays has produced a debut album of 9 perfect songs, united by a reverb-drenched lo-fi surf-pop aesthetic that could sound tired were it not executed so well and with such a bright twinkle in the eye: on Next of Kin, lead singer Molly Rankin finds herself bemoaning the drowning of her love (whom she perhaps could've done a bit more to save), and on Archie, Marry Me, she's cursing a boyfriend for using his student loans as an excuse to avoid marriage. The lyrics are wry, the melodies are gleaming, and the hooks are sweet. I challenge you not to enjoy this album.


guidebook's Interview Team Pick

Austin Wintory - Journey

Genre: Soundtrack

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72185264

Review: A Grammy-nominated soundtrack for one of the best gaming experiences I ever had.


Ichabod's Interview Team Pick

Magnus - Where Neon Goes to Die

Genre: Electronic, Rock

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72784160

Review: I just love this album, it's the same old Magnus sound I loved 10 years ago, with some amazing colaborations, like Tom Smith.


nodisco's Interview Team Pick

The Griswolds - Be Impressive

Genre: indie.rock, indie.pop, alternative

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72783080

Review: Ever since H E A R T O F A L I O N was released I had been waiting for the gloriously happy and fun full length that I knew this would be. They did not disappoint!


Umbra's Interview Team Pick

Owl City - Ultraviolet

Genre: Pop, Rock, Electronic

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72744759

Review: This snuck by a lot of people because it's not a main album release, but these four tracks are all pretty solid. No (overt) religious lyrics in this set, either.

I lost someone recently, and This Isn't The End helped me get through it. Beautiful Times is a good cheer-yourself-up song.


TheBlank's Interview Team Pick

Moth - Disconnected EP

Genre: Electronic, Dubstep, Deathstep, Metal.Dubstep, Industrial, 2010s

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72764857

Review: Who said Dubstep is dead? You just have to know where to look!

Moth has been blowing up 2014 with some awesome tunes. The Disconnected EP is no exception. Moth has been in the scene since 2008, but he is really finding his sound right now. My favorite tracks are [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] & [HASHTAG]#2[/HASHTAG]. into If you like filthy dubstep with heavy bass, check out Moth.


oxide's Interview Team Pick

Caravan Palace - Panic

Genre: Electro Swing, Jazz, Dance

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72156443

Review: I actually have one of my interviewee's to thank for introducing me to these guys. To quickly sum up their sound is difficult but take everything you like about 1980's jazz and swing and mix in a bit of electronica and you have yourself an album you shouldn't miss! Caravan Palace is currently recording their next studio album, so look for that soon!


Briix's Interview Team Pick

Iceage - You're Nothing

Genre: Post Punk, Punk

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72404244

Review: "Iceage write brilliant songs; on You're Nothing, they've found a way to clarify these compositional skills without stripping away their power." - Iceage: You're Nothing | Album Reviews | Pitchfork

"They are brilliant, Danish and make excellent music. Just snatch it." - Briix


mrripley's Interview Team Pick

Clean Bandit - New Eyes

Genre: Pop, Electronic, Deep House, Classical

Torrents: torrents.php?id=72728434

Review: New Eyes showcase the band’s trademark fusions of basslines, beats, electronica and strings with house, garage, dancehall, drum and bass and hip hop, paving the way to become the soundtrack of summer 2014. The album is underpinned by Jack’s unique and progressive dance production, which mixes together a cocktail of genres.

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