What are you listening to?

[glasz]

sawako - bitter sweet: "deep under"

[rené]

polvo - exploded drawing
superchunk - tossing seeds

[billygomberg]

kid606 gq on the eq

still love it.

[darren mcclure]

justin broadrick's mix for FACT is very nice indeed...

http://www.factmag.com/2011/02/21/fact-mix-224-justin-broadrick/

[mac]

for the last two days on repeat . great stuff.

[darren mcclure]

tim hecker - ravedeath, 1972

pale sketcher - seventh heaven

[s_hamann]

I'd go with A Static Place. Listened to both albums just yesterday. While A Static Place convinced me from the very beginning and has been a nice listen for the past few weeks, I still didn't make it past track 4 on Ravedeath, 1972. Rather tiring underwhelming.

I've had the same experience, I just figured my head was elsewhere at the time. Both occasions I've sat down to listen to Ravedeath, 1972, I've completely lost interest midway through.

I've liked A Static Place quite a bit, but the new Remain on Line I've liked even more.

[s_hamann]

[jórgos]

I'd go with A Static Place. Listened to both albums just yesterday. While A Static Place convinced me from the very beginning and has been a nice listen for the past few weeks, I still didn't make it past track 4 on Ravedeath, 1972. Rather tiring underwhelming.

I've had the same experience, I just figured my head was elsewhere at the time. Both occasions I've sat down to listen to Ravedeath, 1972, I've completely lost interest midway through.

I've liked A Static Place quite a bit, but the new Remain on Line I've liked even more.

Same here...i lost interest after track 5 but i really like to blame Ben Frost about that

now playing:

Sparklehorse + Fennesz .. which i finally found the vinyl edition in a small shop in Vienna.

[rené]

I'd go with A Static Place. Listened to both albums just yesterday. While A Static Place convinced me from the very beginning and has been a nice listen for the past few weeks, I still didn't make it past track 4 on Ravedeath, 1972. Rather tiring underwhelming.

I've had the same experience, I just figured my head was elsewhere at the time. Both occasions I've sat down to listen to Ravedeath, 1972, I've completely lost interest midway through.

I've liked A Static Place quite a bit, but the new Remain on Line I've liked even more.

Same here...i lost interest after track 5 but i really like to blame Ben Frost about that

now playing:

Sparklehorse + Fennesz .. which i finally found the vinyl edition in a small shop in Vienna.

lol about that ben frost remark...

I really did not like "an imaginary country" and "ravedeath, 1972" did not really convince me yet. However I really love "harmony in ultraviolet" and maybe ravedeath will grow on me...

That being said my first order of "a static place" got lost and I only heard tracks here and there which floored me.

Oh, and someone played his promo of belong's "common era" to me. That is pretty disappointing... fucking hell. Some people will love it but to me it lacks the depth of "october language" which is one of the best records ever.

[mac]

I'd go with A Static Place. Listened to both albums just yesterday. While A Static Place convinced me from the very beginning and has been a nice listen for the past few weeks, I still didn't make it past track 4 on Ravedeath, 1972. Rather tiring underwhelming.

I've had the same experience, I just figured my head was elsewhere at the time. Both occasions I've sat down to listen to Ravedeath, 1972, I've completely lost interest midway through.

I've liked A Static Place quite a bit, but the new Remain on Line I've liked even more.

Same here...i lost interest after track 5 but i really like to blame Ben Frost about that

wanted to say the same thing. it must be Ben's fault that things turned sour

Tape - Milieu
and getting ready for another "A Static Place" spin

[jórgos]

Thank god we didn't see any wolf playing the falling piano on the cover of Ravedeath.

Tim Hecker - An imaginery country .. which i adore!

[haesslich]

you are really. really. bad people!
reading this thread regularly makes me spend even more money on records and cds. 

[machinefabriek]

Tim Hecker - Ravedeath 1972
And i love it (despite the lack of wolf-sounds)

AR - Wolf Notes
no wolf sounds on this one either.....

Jason Zeh & Ben Gwilliam - BromBron 16

[Koda]

Tim Hecker - Ravedeath 1972
And i love it (despite the lack of wolf-sounds)

I think Tim hit his apex with Harmony In Ultraviolet.
However, I do enjoy the new disc.