Discovery/Addiction
Funny how it takes a comment from a local acquaintance to get me posting here again…
Anyway, I’ve decided to just have this be my blog for music musings. Kind of how I originally intended, except without any expectation for it to gain any popularity, and I don’t think I’ll do any formal album reviews or anything.
That said, here are my favorite discoveries in recent months/days as well as some older favorites that are now full-on addictions:
- This Will Destroy You - (instrumental/post rock)
- Joshua Radin - (Simon & Garfunkel-esque acoustic folk)
- Caspian - (instrumental/post rock)
- Pelican - (instrumental/heavy post rock)
- The Appleseed Cast - (indie/post rock)
- Band Of Horses - (indie rock)
- This Is Your Captain Speaking - (instrumental/post rock)
- Baaba Maal - (world/African)
- Explosions In The Sky - (instrumental/post rock)
- Mono - (Japanese post rock)
As you can see, a lot of post rock. Duh. I can’t get enough of it. It’s got this great soundtrack-ish feel to it. In fact, Explosions In The Sky can be credited for the soundtrack to the movie Friday Night Lights. So there.
In other news:
Norma Jean has two new tracks posted on their PureVolume page from their upcoming release, Redeemer, which releases September 12. Absolutely brutal. I can’t wait.
mewithoutYou has a new track from their upcoming September 26 release, Brother, Sister, posted on their Myspace. And, in case you missed it, they performed another of their new songs at Cornerstone, and the video has made its way to YouTube.
It was just officially announced yesterday via their website that Death From Above 1979 has broken up. Far too soon, if you ask me, but apparently it’s been speculated for the last year or so. Rest in peace.
Random thought: maybe I should start a podcast. But would anyone listen?
- August 4th, 2006 at 9:43 pm
- Category: Discoveries, List, Music, News

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