2017 albums

I'm really loving the new Father John Misty songs released so far, one of my most anticipated albums of the year.

I'm currently listening to Priests debut.

That Burger King song is atrocious

Yeah, i'm enjoying it a lot.

Same, really interesting album

kev, they are playing the victoria in dalston on 25th may. we've got tickets. not been before but it's only about 150 people and should be fucking great to have that sort of band playing there. JOIN: www.songkick.com/concerts/29162404-priests-dc-at-victoria-dalston

Nice one mate, had already grabbed one. Should be good. It's a tiny venue, basically the back room of a pub.

sweet fam, see you there!x

La La Hang is actually growing on me.

The Black Angels album ‘Death Song’ will be coming out on April 21.

That new Stormzy song is 🔥🔥🔥

Might buy myself a new Adidas top to celebrate when his album drops

Really enjoying the new Grandaddy album. It sounds, well like Grandaddy, they never really seem to change. I'm surprised how much it has grown on me with repeated listens considering how simple it is.

Hills - Uncollected Sounds, Swedish heavy psych-rock jam-band with some krautrock influences, good stuff. Moon Duo's latest is also pretty good if you like stuff like Neu!/Suicide meets psych.

Cate Le Bon has a new 4-track EP from the sessions from last years album that's worth a listen.

Also enjoyed Loyle Carner's record on 1st listen, UK hip hop that'll likely appeal to anyone who enjoyed Kate Temptest's latest.

Mick Harvey has his 3rd record of Serge Gainsbourg translations out, really loved the last one but this time around it isn't doing it for me.

I didn't know where to sit with this, I sort of like it, but there is just something about it that doesn't sit right with me. It definitely warrants further listens.

another new jesus and mary chain tune released. its a bit shit

It just feels really empty and forced.

Afraid I think the Loyle Carner record is pretty awful.

Bland, obvious production, bang average flow, nothing at all to say (I think of the five or six tracks I bothered with two or three were about texts from birds).

Properly staggered by the press attention it's getting.

If anybody wants to try something different, you can preview the most interesting record happening in Spain right now:

cultura.elpais.com/cultura/2017/02/09/actualidad/1486638930_577876.html

Exquirla are Toundra (instrumental post-punk) and El Niño de Elche (who's trying to move flamenco into new fields). Not sure I like it myself that much, but the result is one of those once in a lifetime mixes.

Anyone checked out the Cabbage album? Been really enjoying it these last couple of days. Necroflat In The Palace is probably my favourite off the album but it's full of gems.

They seem like a more guitar-heavy Fat White Family to me which is no bad thing.