rolling time travel thread 2014 -> 1887 -> 2666 -> 1955

Samuel Kerridge probably belongs here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3khseKlJPto

so glad the dying moments of summer produced this

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D3iovOkAFA8

Recent times I have travelled to (and you should too)

Great scuzzy garagey stuff from AJ Davila and friends: https://soundcloud.com/puertoricoindie/aj-davila-feat-selma-oxor-dura-como-piedra
Goblin fan fic (Xander Harris): http://open.spotify.com/track/5PWDNrv6btOQOMSqzdxS9h
Best gong-based collage I've heard in a while (Kink Gong): http://open.spotify.com/track/6NEVCWTv1EPxTASzJ4twOI
Fave synthscaped album of 2014 (Le Révélateur): https://soundcloud.com/factmag/sets/le-revelateur-extreme-events
Chill harp action (Mary Lattimore & Jeff Zeigler): http://youtu.be/8hkN_GZxaPA
Krautfolkodyssey (Jane Weaver): https://soundcloud.com/jane-weaver/argent-the-silver-globe-19eggs-2014

i love jane weaver! and kraut + folk + odyssey = <3
will check it out

mary lattimore is great, discussed on the ILX brigade thread a bit

Will Torn Hawk be the time travel thread's next big breakout superstar?

http://pitchfork.com/advance/585-lets-cry-and-do-pushups-at-the-same-time/

Torn Hawk & Dog have been my big takeaways from this thread this year

i love mary lattimore, the solo album she had out last year was wonderful

torn hawk is great, keep meaning to hear the record with karen gwyer, cos she is awesome too

Oh cool I didn't know ppl had picked up on Mary Lattimore, she's great.

Hey, this Happy Meals album is nice and kinda Peaking Lights-y
https://soundcloud.com/nightschool/crystal-salutation-mastered/s-jcfXB

Really been enjoying this ep from Odd Rumblings who i hadn't even heard of until today - sounds kind of like a sepulchral version of High Places or maybe Julia Holter stranded on an iceberg with a choir of seals:

https://publicinformation.bandcamp.com/album/thieves

same label that put out the Katie Gately ep from last year btw, guess i ought to dig a bit deeper into their catalogue

There's a new Torn Hawk album - dude is prolific.

Odd Rumblings did sound pretty good when I gave it a listen earlier.

richard dawson has to come here as well

the following from his 'nothing important' album is amazing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQVlNt6DAxY

the following is world-endingly beautiful, incredible, jawdropping

https://soundcloud.com/weirdworldrecordco/richard-dawson-nothing-important/s-OiEAn

*thumbs up*

No, but seriously: my friend played me 'Poor Old Horse' when I went home for christmas last year, but he did the thing he always does and made the preamble so amazing that nothing can ever live up to it. So I spent the year thinking Dawson was good but not as amazing as he was made out to be... until I saw him live. When I was super pissed off with my tent probably having been blown away by horrible winds and worried about everything... and Dawson really *was* as good as the preamble. Pulling up this intense voice, hitting himself to make it come out, screaming and yelping... he is genuinely so so good.

can only begin to imagine how great this stuff is live

This came out I few years ago but I didn't hear it until this summer. Seriously obsessed with Beru and this record in particular.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKa6SL9w_6A

EZ who is this Bludded Head ur always goin on about in FB? Would they work in this thread?

Bludded Head are basically a metal band at their core. They incorporate noise and some other stuff but the roots are Harvey Milk, Corrupted, etc.

But here's a link to a song on bandcamp so you can check it out:

https://bluddedhead.bandcamp.com/track/pouring-rain

Richard Dawson is p much one of my favourite working musical entities in the world and has been for the last 18-24 months maybe. he is also a v nice person ime. really glad he is getting more and more opportunities to do his thing in front of more people.

if you happen to see a review of his new album as published by a weekly UK music paper of note, please don't bother reading it as it's been edited to make its writer sound lukewarm on the album, and intimidated by its scary weirdness. FUCK EDITORS

I have been listening to Ariel Kalmo's wonderful Osmose album a lot recently after a track came up on shuffle and knocked me sideways, it is an amazing album. RVNG Intl have just released a comp covering his 40 yr career so I def need to check that out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAyzFwZ7DG8

Kind of been enjoying this lot on Constellation called Avec Le Soleil Sortant De Sa Bouche who do a similar hypnotic afrokraut thing to Goat but without all the dressing-up shenanigans:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6nlUftdeAs

Oh, I think I've heard one of their songs before? I like the music on this, but not so keen on the vocals. It's a vox technique I think I could get on with in other circumstances, it just takes me out of the immersive krauty continuum with this one.

yeah, i get that. he sounds like he's auditioning for magma on that song

or maybe it's the guy from circle he's reminding me of?

Hm, yeah, I was thinking along proggy comparison lines, so could be Magma?

So, the guys in Italian weirdo jazz metal band Zu have made an ambient music and poetry sort of thing with Eugene Robinson of Oxbow. I'm liking it a lot so far.

https://trostrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-left-hand-path

Are we not doing this this year?

Anyhow, here's a cool powernoise-crust punk thing from a guy who has been touring as guitarist for ST 37. I haven't listened to the whole thing but it sounds great so far, could very well be my favorite noise thingy since the dog demo. Edward III or Hellhouse, if you're out there...

http://quttinirpaaq.bandcamp.com/album/dead-september

here you go:

time travel 2015 -> 2012 <-> 2102 <-5102 levart emit