what songs are you listening to RIGHT NOW

[Anna Woman von NRW]

Tom Walker & The Red Hot Chilli Pipers - I Will Leave A Light On.

Cracking version, cool song and a lovely little smile at the end.

[Master Ray]

The Beatles - Rubber Soul.

[Ghosttrain]

''Reservoir'' debut album from Norwich based Alt.Country / Americana six piece band Brown Horse.....excellent songs and playing ,love it...........as i have said on here before i am a sucker for  a Pedal Steel Guitar....so i was always going to love this  ...

[Tarsier]

It's not very often that I find a band that I truly get into and become a fan, but luckily I'm not all dead inside yet! Came across this band called Horndal, named after the small town in Sweden. Their new album Head Hammer Man is easily my album of the year and I doubt there will be another one that grabs my attention so completely - they have a  unique sound I adore and the fact that the band is named after their home town and tells a story. The whole album is magnificent, but my favourite tracks are "Famine" and "Calling: Labor". Here's one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8qujjILyD0&pp=ygUOSG9ybmRhbCBmYW1pbmU%3D

And here's what the album's about:

This album is about the unsung hero Alrik Andersson and the dramatic events in Horndal during the Great Strike in Sweden in 1909. Six months before the strike, Alrik Andersson, a 27-year-old metalworker from Horndal, is chosen as the union leader. He finds himself in the eye of the storm and is forced to take a stand on the barricades for the sake of his members, struggling with lockouts, scabs and greedy officials. When the manager of the Horndal factory starts evicting the unionized workers from their homes, leading to famine and starvation, sympathetic workers from far away rush to Horndal to stop the harassment. The military arrives in Horndal and the country teeters on the brink of civil war. Eventually, the King and the Prime Minister forbid the manager of the Horndal Steel Mill from evicting the workers and instead order their reinstatement. As a result, Alrik Andersson is blacklisted all over Sweden and can’t find work anywhere. Faced with continued harassment, he is forced in exile and emigrates to America. In 1910, he, his wife, and their young sons make their dangerous journey across the Atlantic, where he eventually finds work in Chicago as the Head Hammer Man. This album is dedicated to Alrik Andersson. Hail to the Head Hammer Man!

[jc]

Thanks T, have ordered their LP.

Cheers

jc

[Master Ray]

Alone - The Cure.  First new music in 16 years.  and it's great.

[Master Ray]

Machine Head - Of Kingdom And Crown.

[Anna Woman von NRW]

Kasey Chambers - Lose Yourself

Yes that Lose Yourself, possibly the most inspired cover you'll ever hear   

[Tarsier]

Thanks T, have ordered their LP.

Cheers

jc

So happy you enjoyed the album that much! I just received my CD the other week. Now waiting to get the Lake Drinker album that I managed to order to a record store in Plzeň, and as it's the Bandcamp Friday again tomorrow, I'll order their first album Remains when it's still available.. 

[lupus225]

A Place to Bury Strangers "Comfort Never Comes" from their new album  Synthesizer

[Master Ray]

The Triffids - Treeless Plain.

[Master Ray]

Paul Heaton - The Great Several.

[Tarsier]

Now I have to go with all the hype and say that the new Blood Incantation album is just brilliant. Perfectly balanced mix of prog rock and death metal, it's really worth a try. I've played this on repeat during nights at work... Absolute Elsewhere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svRIaeW4GCA&list=OLAK5uy_mV7P3s5MK5U-mzMY9YgLBFoHYgxr0tObY&pp=8AUB

[Master Ray]

The Cure - Songs Of a Lost World, first new album in 16 years.  And it's bloody great. 

[Ghosttrain]

CSNY Live At The Fillmore East 1969....consists of two sets, Acoustic and Electric......fantastic album worth buying for the blistering sixteen minute version of Neil's'' Down By The River'' alone...... ..