No thread for 2016 -> 4032 -> 8064 -> 16132? Surely some time travel mistake!

That list is so great

yes, that quietus list is very useful and i totally love the ridiculous song titles on the rick parker/li daiguo thing in addition to the sounds

if nothing else this will get some new sounds in my head

Just leaving this here. Can't describe it worth a squat.

https://tofucarnagerecords.bandcamp.com/album/far-from-the-silvery-light

https://letthem.bandcamp.com/releases

Horribly paranoid, glitchy debut from Maja Osojnik.

I've been listening to the thread playlist a bunch over the last few days. Lots of great stuff! Probably the one that's most inline with my personal aesthetic is Lake Ruth.

https://wu-wu.bandcamp.com/album/limelite-ep

^ Aggressively cute, vapory electropop! Chewed Up is the stand-out I think. Colleague overheard and described it as 'when you hold down fast forward on a cassette tape while it's still playing'.

Aw, glad you liked Lake Ruth, Moodles. If you haven't listened yet, you should also try Hintermass and Emma Pollock from this year (though those aren't suggestions for the Time Travel playlist so much).

A ghost box release featuring former Broadcast members? Sounds promising!

Playlist is updated and, because I love you, I went through that Best of the First Half of 2016 list and added a track from everything that's up on Spotify to this playlist... plenty new to explore!

Speaking of Ghost Box, the new Pye Corner Audio probably deserves mention here. Not yet sure which track is the most time travel-y.

yeah it's great!

the 9 releases up at haord records are all pretty fun
https://haord.bandcamp.com/music

choice cut
https://haord.bandcamp.com/track/burden

nik bartsch is doing a 27 hour concert in Abu Dhabi today; being streamed live on youtube. it's great so far.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttatemnQ0Ds

wrong link, sorry:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwBFgWWhJi8

Not sure why but the time travel playlist has been just what I was looking for today.

This Elias Krantz sounds a bit 80s but I like it:

https://soundcloud.com/eliaskrantz/patchwork-pt-1

(On Spotify.)

Gets more varied and multi-layered as it goes on.

https://blackesteverblack.bandcamp.com/track/what-you-gonna-do-now

I'm really looking forward to the Carla dal Forno album. Fast Moving Cars is a great song

Just came across this guy on Soundcloud and liked it a lot. Droney, loopy tenor sax stuff:
https://soundcloud.com/blank-editions/ben-vince-the-purge-09-the-purge

From last year, but I've been listening to this a lot lately:

http://muteantsoundsnetlabel.bandcamp.com/album/xibalba-vinnie-paternostro-and-michel-kristof

the (second) Bon Iver album
the blue nile: hats
The Best Lou Reed Song Ever
DRIVE BY TRUCKERS fans, UNITE!!!
DON'T LET THEM PUT YOU DOWN: The Official ILM Track-By-Track ROD STEWART 1975-1988 Listening Thread
Okkervil River
Vampire Weekend - Modern Vampires of the City

it's ok folks, the katie gately album is out soon

Yves Tumor's album on Pan is well worth checking out. I'm not really sure how to describe it but it sounds a bit like Hype Williams, and you can listen to clips here - https://boomkat.com/products/serpent-music

Youtube just pointed me to Hannah Epperson, who has apparently never been mentioned on ilx before. Based on this song, she does the Owen Pallett-style solo violin looping + vox thing, sounds a bit like him crossed with Joanna Newsom and Regina Spektor maybe? Going to check out the album here.

Hannah's breadth as a collaborative and compositional powerhouse stems from from an eclectic experiential and educational background: from learning Appalachian folk tunes by ear with a cowgirl in Utah to travelling through Scandinavia and Europe as an accompanist; or from touring her solo project by sailboat with permaculturists to accompanying Flamenco dancers in Spain, before finishing her Honours Degree in Human Geography and representing Canada at World Championships for ultimate frisbee in 2015.

Wow, the album does not sound like what I expected from that Youtube clip.

Everything in that write-up is infuriating but I might give this a listen.

Katie Gately album out tomorrow, Weyes Blood streaming too

Whoa, Katie Gately.

It looks like the front half of this album is mostly electronic and the back half is mostly violin looping? I'm enjoying it so far. (I'm sort of assuming that this kind of lazy on-the-fly commentary is acceptable on this thread?)

Of course! I'm still reeling from that blurb though

Such a bias against people who have led successful and/or complicated lives.

I'm not a regular in this thread, but I imagine Mary Ocher + Your Government could go over well in here. I can't stop listening to this record.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_2RctrboX8

Yeah, I like that. Cool drums.

Playlist is updated thru October, including LJ's explosion of normcore listening.
Around 150 tracks and 16 1/2 hours of music for those what like to explore their artsy fartsy music with a groupthink hand guiding.

ILM's Rolling Time Travel 2016 Thread Spotify Playlist

(I like Mary Ocher, btw; what's the story there?)

I just came across her on bandcamp last night (her album is on Spotify too, which is where I ended up listening to it). Apparently her songs get really drummy when she collaborates with "Your Government," but otherwise she's kind of freak folky as a solo artist.

Laniakea is the new duo project of Massimo Pupillo (Zu) and Daniel O’Sullivan (Grumbling Fur, Ulver, Guapo) – not to be confused with the Progressive Trance group of the same name.

Pupillo and O’Sullivan met when Guapo and Zu played shows together, but this album is elegiac and expansive (“four galactic heart songs”, in O’Sullivan’s own words); in keeping with Grumbling Fur, but nothing like Guapo’s heavy progressive rock, much less Zu’s hardcore/Jazz facemash or the aggressive free jazz Pupillo plays alongside Peter Brötzmann in Hairy Bones.

A Pot of Powdered Nettles (House of Mythology) is devoted to the memory of the late Coil affiliate/artist Ian Johnstone, in whose home O’Sullivan worked on albums by Ulver, Æthenor, Mothlite and Grumbling Fur. A Pot of Powdered Nettles was recorded there too, soon after the birth of O’Sullivan’s son, Ari, and then the death, in the spring of 2015, of Johnstone, Ari’s godfather. The album seems suitably infused with paradoxical emotions, and touched, somehow, by Johnstone’s benevolent magick.

Laniakea – A Pot of Powdered Nettles

that could be cool. although d o's has bored the shit out of me on numerous occasions now and arguably ruined ulver

kind of done with time travel thread tbh, there's been so much amazing music this year from such a swirl of genres and genre crossovers that this doesn't feel like the right niche any more. this thread seems to have become a repository for a very specific sort of arty ambient or jazz that i actually have quite a limited interest in. IDK persuade me

...i... i thought you were persuading _us_...

Lol, was wondering as well

:(

regardless, the playlist is finalized

ILM's Rolling Time Travel 2016 Thread Spotify Playlist

:)

yeah this thread has gone two different ways now

booooo

2k17
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsoCe7C4Kmk

Decide in your heart whether that magisterial work (whose parent album I'm currently listening to) belongs on

Rolling "Experimental Is A Shitty Descriptor But Whatev" 2017

or

rolling attention deficit 2017 -> 999999999999 -> 999999999999999999

choose wisely

Ohhh I totally missed that Laniakea. I find Zu side projects to be entirely rewarding