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Reliving last night’s excellent gig
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Loving this new Fat Dog track. Has big 80's club vibes.

Easily the catchiest and most accessible thing they've released, but it's a fantastic bit of synth pop with a great hook.
 
Funky Fridays
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One of my favourite cover versions. Totally nails its sordid, sleazy subject. Scott Walker does a good version and I like the Brel original but this one is perfect.

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I've been really enjoying this new Genesis Owusu album.

Ostensibly a hip-hop album but very different from the sample and groove based hip-hop that dominates the charts. You can hear bits of post-punk, shoegaze, synthpop and all sorts of other genres in here and all of it (as far as I can tell) original compositions too.

Lyrically it's highly political, perhaps a bit sloganeering in places, but admirably angry and spiky.
 
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I've been really enjoying this new Genesis Owusu album.

Ostensibly a hip-hop album but very different from the sample and groove based hip-hop that dominates the charts. You can hear bits of post-punk, shoegaze, synthpop and all sorts of other genres in here and all of it (as far as I can tell) original compositions too.

Lyrically it's highly political, perhaps a bit sloganeering in places, but admirably angry and spiky.
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'*Shoegaze' 😀 You live n learn.
Always wondered how posterity would characterise The Jesus and Mary Chain!

(*Term comes from how the guitarist constantly looking down at his array of distortion pedals)
 
HaarlemShuffler said:
'*Shoegaze' 😀 You live n learn.
Always wondered how posterity would characterise The Jesus and Mary Chain!

(*Term comes from how the guitarist constantly looking down at his array of distortion pedals)
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A bit of shoegazing was a must back in the day Haarlem 😉
 
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Worth it for Foxtons bass alone!
 
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