A new dose of music, sounds, songs, and tunes is here! We can listen to the old music masters on all media, offline and online, and thousands of new ones are coming every day.
And how to separate the gold from the rubbish? There is no one-size-fits-all answer. For myself, I know I listen to a lot of new stuff. And some of what sticks in my ears and echoes in my head is what I like.
I have a few songs leftover from last week that I think I can share. If you like them, that's cool.
Tim Timebomb or Tim Amstrong, better known as a member of the punk rock band Rancid has a lot of projects from Rancid's covers up to the movies. Here's one cool Irish/country tune with his friends which I discovered and listened to a couple of days ago. It's not the newest but it's been re-released recently.
The trashy pop lo-fi duo from Canada shows what the rock'n'roll should be. Although the production is minimal, it shows how everything is possible if you want it to be. With a bit of talent, of course. Recommended.
This French band survived the punk of the 1980s and returned 20 years later with an even fresher and more energetic sound. Garage rock-like. I think all possibilities are open.
Although I'm not a Duran Duran fan, it's been a long time since they've been heard from and I was curious what they were doing now. The video is interesting, they say at the beginning:
This video was created by an Artificial Intelligence called Huxley, a unique dreamer whose โmindโ has been modeled after the cognitive and emotional processes of humans. It is the very first collaboration of its kind, between artists in different planes of existence.
Definitely interesting to see. Oh, and music? Duran Duran style :) ๐
Kroz vetar (Engl. Through the wind) is the new single by the Serbian rock band from their current album "Prazan prostor meฤu nama koji moลพe da ne postojiโ (Engl. Empty space between us that can't stand). Energetic and uncompromising music in the characteristic style of their sound.
Another single from the new Delta Kream album. The Black Keys are definitely returning to their boogie and blues roots. And they do it perfectly!
On their first single Rdeฤi cvet (Engl. Red Flower), Psihedelavci (Engl. Psychworkers), the Slovenian band presents a reinterpretation of a poem by Sreฤko Kosovel (1904-1926), Slovenian poetic icon. Psychoworkers play homogeneous, rhythmic-harmonic music that escapes genre constraints, although at moments it takes them into stoner waters.
The Brooklyn-based Crumb Quartet has always been modest. Their music is seemingly equally subtle - a psychedelia ideal for self-questioning and hallucinogenic experimentation. Although the music is slow, I wouldn't say it's calm. I highly recommend it.
Listen loud!
#newtunes 2020
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