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This seems silly to post here, as my music listening is mostly local. This list is also only of stuff that I have in a physical format, so it skews more towards the start of the decade (much more likely to get the bandcamp download in the past couple-three years or so.) Roughly in chronological order.

Eiyn Sof / Bloodstreams
Deloro / s-t
The Hoa Hoa's / The Hoa Hoa's EP
Loom / Epyllion
Ohbijou / Metal Meets
Sandro Perri / Impossible Spaces
Shotgun Jimmie / Transistor Sister
Canaille / Practical Men
Isla Craig / Both The One & The Other
Departures / Still and Moving Lines
Julie Doiron / So Many Days
The Highest Order / Rainbow of Blues
Planet Creature / You're on...
Sexy Merlin / Heater
Young Mother / Future Classics
Hooded Fang / Gravez
Kith & Kin / Cool of the Day
Cate Le Bon / Mug Museum
Paul Newman / Music for Solo Soprano Saxophone
Prince Nifty / Pity Slash Love
The Highest Order / If It's Real
Fiver / Lost The Plot
PANIC / Bad Fantasies
Bespoken / plays Nick Storring & Daniel Brandes
VA / Fruits [Healing Power compilation]
Justin Walter / Lullabies & Nightmares
Zacht Automaat / Zacht Automaat [compilation]
Ken Aldcroft's Threads (Quintet) / 10/09/11
Lina Allemano's Titanium Riot / Kiss The Brain
Jennifer Castle / Pink City
DAS RAD / Radiation
Lee Paradise / Water Palace Kingdom
Man Made Hill / Lotsa Thoughts
New Fries / Fresh Face Forward
Soley / Face of The Friend
VA / Psych Pop 2 [Optical Sounds compilation]
Carl Didur / Nothing is the Secret to Anything
Zones / Real Time
Ken Aldcroft / Mister, Mister
The Beverleys / Brutal
No Colour Blue / No Colour Blue
Cluttertones / Ordinary Joy
Marker Starling / Rosy Maze
Mimico / Incantations
Paul Newman/Karen Ng/Heather Segger / Duo Compositions
Surinam / Surinam
Retired / Crimes Against Jazz
The Mike Smith Company / Famous Wildlife Movies
Lina Allemano Four / Sometimes Y
Lina Allemano's Titanium Riot / Squish it!
Castle If / Plant Material
Joseph Shabason / Aytche
Marker Starling / I'm Willing
Fiver / Audible Songs From Rockwood
Jazz Bras Dot Com / Witch Tapes
Castle If / Sector 03
Isla Craig / The Becoming
Man Made Hill / Fingertip
The Brodie West Quintet / Clips
Michael Davison & Dan Fortin / Clock Radio
Horseman, Pass By. / Under Ben Bulben
Man Made Hill / Relaxed Fit

Heraclitus Akimbo wrote:This seems silly to post here, as my music listening is mostly local. This list is also only of stuff that I have in a physical format, so it skews more towards the start of the decade (much more likely to get the bandcamp download in the past couple-three years or so.) Roughly in chronological order.

It's not silly. Not that I'm trying to give a homework assignment but perhaps mention why you like certain acts. You never know who you may turn onto stuff!
Thanks for posting that list though!

$harkToootth wrote:It's not silly. Not that I'm trying to give a homework assignment but perhaps mention why you like certain acts. You never know who you may turn onto stuff!
Thanks for posting that list though!

Hm, so much there, so many friends + memories. I let my eye drift over and pick up a few things...

First, maybe you'll like these: I seem to recall you posting a buncha Grouper a l'il while back, so here's a couple things in the same sorta sonic space:
Low-down, scuzzy rock'n'roll. Surinam were a sort of regrouping of several members of the essential (but largely unknown out of Toronto) Anagram. Surinam did two pretty great album albums, plus Anagram's swansong Majewski came out in Oct. 2010, so just inside the cutoff for decade's best: https://anagram.bandcamp.com/album/majewski Sexy Merlin put out Toronto's best Arthur Russell disco worship disc of the decade Chris Cummings, formerly known as Mantler, now recording as Marker Starling, put out several albums of sophisticated tuxedo-clad Wurlizer-powered pop. Probably offered up the decade's best inspired-by-a-Casavetes-flick song of the decade.
Jennifer Castle is simply one of the best songwriters of her generation, effortless wisdom not constrained by folk forms. So many great lyrics that pop into my mind all the time.

Oh goodness thank you! I will listen to all these, at some point! See what I mean! You can sell (bad verb choice) people on descriptions. You got me on "Probably offered up the decade's best inspired-by-a-Casavetes-flick song of the decade."

Cheers m8!

Adding Chaos Echoes “Transient” DLP to the list. Perhaps the most slept on French band aside from Aluk Todolo? I like all their material but Transient is thee album.

Aluk Todolo are great. So I will have a look at those guys.

Obligatory have been bashing on about that record since 2015 post:
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I listened, very good.

coldbrightsunlight wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:I'm an old man, I listened to things in the past, I was at their first gig in the singer's mum's basement

I did see them play Transient from start to finish once and it was ace.

I am envious

D.o.S. wrote:Obligatory have been bashing on about that record since 2015 post:
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They’re one of the most underrated (or misunderstood) NWN bands - they even have the die hard version still available. I *may* have bought both versions because I like both covers. That was a 10lb package!

I just got the new double CD in the mail yesterday. The first disc is a full soundboard live set and might be the best thing they’ve done. It sounds absolutely epic. I’m hoping that NWN does a vinyl version.

Pepe wrote: Jeff Beck - Emotion & Commotion (2010)

i saw this tour and, people might derisively call ol' Jeff "muzak", but what i saw was a guitar hardwired to the heart and mind of the man. such a vocal and expressive player, but not in a virtuosic and technical way, in a PRIMAL sense.

D.o.S. wrote:Obligatory have been bashing on about that record since 2015 post:
viewtopic.php?f=150&t=49159#p1013443

I'm lost. Can you spell it out for me which one? Dead serious and sorry.

MechaGodzilla wrote:

Pepe wrote: Jeff Beck - Emotion & Commotion (2010)

i saw this tour and, people might derisively call ol' Jeff "muzak", but what i saw was a guitar hardwired to the heart and mind of the man. such a vocal and expressive player, but not in a virtuosic and technical way, in a PRIMAL sense.

Jeff Beck is my one and only guitar hero. There are a few more that I like, but Jeff Beck is right there on the top.