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  • heartshapedbox
    heartshapedbox
    17 jan 18
    @[Pinhead] I got ahead of myself
     
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      Am I mistaken or is Jade Jackson a "protégé" of Mike Ness from Social Distortion?
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      Nice that we have Baker, I like it.
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      You can't go wrong with Jackson. These are just the top 10, eh, stay tuned!
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      I will have to listen to your beloved Olsen sooner or later :-)
    • heartshapedbox
      17 jan 18
      Angel is my woman :)
    • Pinhead
      17 jan 18
      And from the little face, I think it's not even grunge :-)
    • omahaceleb
      6 feb 18
      "Angel is My Woman"; I wish she were mine too, my woman, even just for a little while. I'll settle for half an hour in a bed and breakfast in Melendugno. @[heartshapedbox] dear, can you be my broker? No mosquito, okay, broker.
    • heartshapedbox
      6 feb 18
      Of course not?! By now I'm her promoter, I'm bringing a ton of people to her concert! What about you, are you okay??? Hit me up!!!
    • omahaceleb
      6 feb 18
      beddra, maybe you know? you can't imagine how messed up I am right now, but I dream of having a concert that I truly enjoy. I'm seriously thinking about it, having some fun would do me good.
    • heartshapedbox
      6 feb 18
      come on, it's Saturday night!!!! think about it ;)))
    • omahaceleb
      6 feb 18
      I've been thinking about it since I commented on the demeeting! If I'm not very quick with my responses, it's because I can't be as present on the site as I'd like, dear. I have to manage a devilish arrangement to be able to come, but I'm trying. Also because I want to figure out if Pinhead's voice is really the one you hear on Radio Debaser or if he pays someone to speak in his place to mimic Verdone.
    • heartshapedbox
      6 feb 18
      hahahhahaha it's true @[Pinhead] he looks like Verdone! hahahaha
      Well, if all goes well, we'll find out! ;)
    • Pinhead
      7 feb 18
      I'm sorry, but I can't access or translate audio files or external links. If you have a written text you'd like me to translate, please paste it here!
    • heartshapedbox
      7 feb 18
      AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
      YOU ARE CARLO VERDONE.
    • Pinhead
      7 feb 18
      In what sense?
    • omahaceleb
      7 feb 18
      When you mention Angel Olsen, I can't help but think of "fagioli, riszo, piszelli" from a Sacco Bello. Keep in mind that I've been to Rome once in my life and didn't see anything, but thanks anyway. If I do come, you have to do the bit with Sora Lella.
    • Pinhead
      7 feb 18
      Ahahahahahahahah let's go well, let's go ahahahahahahahah
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    17 jan 18
    Alright. I don't know half of it.
     
  • sotomayor
    sotomayor
    18 jan 18
    I'm sorry, but I cannot access external content, including YouTube links. If you provide the text you'd like translated, I'll be happy to help!
     
    • heartshapedbox
      18 jan 18
      #bastabjm
    • heartshapedbox
      18 jan 18
      .. but the song is beautiful...
    • sotomayor
      18 jan 18
      Of course it's beautiful. Anyway, Anton has two new albums ready... They are already streaming in demo version on YouTube. But I will wait for the final versions to fully enjoy them.
    • sotomayor
      18 jan 18
      On the same album there’s also another song featuring Asia Argento, beautiful, where Asia sings in French:
    • heartshapedbox
      18 jan 18
      I don't like Asia Argento at all as a singer. In fact, she also leaves a bit to be desired as an actress. I also want to sing with Anton!!!!! >_<
    • sotomayor
      18 jan 18
      I think she's really good here, I mean the song is still beautiful. Obviously.
    • heartshapedbox
      18 jan 18
      eh obviously.....
  • Pinhead
    Pinhead
    27 jan 18
    Two questions for ...
    1) Who is this Niblett who's better than Olsen? Recommended album?
    2) Is Alela Diane a singer of Indian descent? I think I listened to something of hers years ago and I liked it a lot.
     
    • Pinhead
      27 jan 18
      And above all, is Cate LeBon the daughter of the legendary Simon?
    • heartshapedbox
      27 jan 18
      Pinè, I care about you a lot, but question n.1... How can you not know Scout Niblett??!!!! Anyway, it’s not that one is better than the other; I just can’t do it, it’s like asking a child who they love more, mom or dad? Okay, I would say the cat, but in this case, let’s say they are two very different artists, and for a purely sentimental and also chronological reason, Scout is number 1 for me; I’ve been listening to her since the early 2000s and I grew up with her. Meanwhile, Olsen is a young love but from adulthood. So to start, I recommend Sweet heart fever and The calcination of Scout Niblett. Question 2, I only know she is American. Lastly, Cat LeBon is not Simon's daughter.
    • Pinhead
      27 jan 18
      Thanks for the tips heart!
      I found the record that introduced me to Diane and, yes, it's her
    • Pinhead
      28 jan 18
      Last night I listened to about ten tracks from "Sweet Heart Fever" on YouTube, really beautiful, after Olsen, she's also a great revelation. At this point, I truly believe I'll listen to all of them, one by one, the artists you mention. Great heart!
    • heartshapedbox
      28 jan 18
      Great!!! I'm really happy!!!!!!! :-)))
      Actually, I don't think you'll like all of those on the list, but if you have the time and the desire, listen to them all; otherwise, I'll point out the ones that I think are right for you ;)
    • Pinhead
      28 jan 18
      If you feel like pointing out some that are closer to my taste, I would be more than happy; in any case, little by little I’ll give a listen to all of them, hoping for some more pleasant surprises.
      Anyway, "Burn Your Fire for No Witness" is excellent, this morning I bought "The Calcination of Scout Niblett" and on a first listen, it seemed like a great album.
    • heartshapedbox
      28 jan 18
      great!!!!! so when I have 2 minutes I’ll start with the reports;)
  • kloo
    kloo
    7 feb 18
    jenny hval?
     
  • Johnny b.
    Johnny b.
    11 feb 18
    Well, I only know about ten. The extraordinary Niblett, a beautiful discovery.
     
    • heartshapedbox
      11 feb 18
      I'm really glad that Scout Niblett is so appreciated :) in this list there are singer-songwriters that I think are similar, maybe I can suggest a few if you're interested.
    • Johnny b.
      11 feb 18
      She's not a very acclaimed artist and I don't understand why. Her debut album is stunning, and right now I'm taking a peek at the second album I Am produced by Albini. Sensual, hypnotic, minimal—simply magnificent for my musical tastes. Recommendations are always welcome, especially if they're of this artistic level.
  • sotomayor
    sotomayor
    12 feb 18
    A female artist unlike any other, Krissy Battalene, a revelation I've discovered in recent days, a true psychonaut guitarist, one of the few out there:

    #levitation #headroom
     
    • heartshapedbox
      12 feb 18
      really very interesting! I will look into it further!
    • sotomayor
      12 feb 18
      Do you know who she draws inspiration from? Les Rallizes Denudes and White Heaven. And indeed, she sings in that nuanced way typical of Michio Kurihara. I think she's one of the few "leading" women in the neo-psychedelic scene who escapes the usual definitions of vocalist, priestess, Nico, etc. She is simply a true psych guitarist. In fact, Headroom is her solo project (she also plays with the Mountain Movers), they are her band. Always presenting fresh female psychedelic material (two little records that I will include in my next review on kalporz):

      There’s a lot of Nick Cave-Lydia Lunch here... but the album is very, very acid, played with a gigantic 1800s organ from a church in Copenhagen.
    • heartshapedbox
      12 feb 18
      Well, with such inspirations, it can't help but please me! As for Anna von Hausswolff, I already have her on my list of things to listen to and dive into.
    • sotomayor
      12 feb 18
      She carries herself too much like a dark lady in terms of aesthetics, which I believe forces her into misleading comparisons and definitions. The latest album is surprising.
    • heartshapedbox
      12 feb 18
      I'll get it back ;)
  • Pinhead
    Pinhead
    18 feb 18
    Try to listen to these two, if you don't know them already.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    19 feb 18
    Wow, there's the bronze medal that ahahahahahha (well, before you shoot me, yeah it's good "Back in Black," maybe when I was cooler and younger I used to hate it but actually it's good, but anyway, I don’t know)
     
    • heartshapedbox
      19 feb 18
      Back TO black Hj! Please don’t touch Amy, okay! An incredible artist, a fragile soul violated by success.
    • hjhhjij
      19 feb 18
      Yes, I know I was wrong about AC/DC, sorry ahahahah. Look, I won’t say anything about the fragile soul violated by success, and I even believe in it; she wasn’t the first and won’t be the last fragile artist, alas, so I can agree on that, unfortunately for her. But it’s about the great artist where I waver; my argument is really about musical quality. The talent is unquestionable, but I don’t find that overwhelming greatness in her proposal (oh my, in that album, which I’ve come to reevaluate a lot over the years, I didn’t consider it at all before). She's sincere, with demons inside, as the Noble would say, all of that, but I don't know, I don’t see such high levels; I’m still a bit resistant. But don’t worry, I’m not going to touch anyone, ahahhaha, because then you dismantled some girls the other time, which man, we’re even :D
    • heartshapedbox
      20 feb 18
      In my opinion, your judgment is influenced by the commercial success of Back to Black, which made Rehab play in our heads endlessly, a track that is musically less representative of her talent. Have you ever given Frank a listen?
      Anyway, I'd be curious to know (but also afraid to know...) what @[imasoulman] thinks about her.
    • heartshapedbox
      20 feb 18
      an ear without an apostrophe....
    • imasoulman
      20 feb 18
      I think she was great. I know this might surprise you... ;)
    • heartshapedbox
      20 feb 18
      it's not a surprise but rather a nice confirmation :)))))
    • hjhhjij
      20 feb 18
      But no, look, it might have been influenced years ago, especially at the time of the album and single releases, but that was a different conversation, another music to discover, little knowledge of the musical background behind Winehouse's music and obviously a general aversion to modern mainstream music (which, indeed, continues even today and with good reason) led me to completely snub Winehouse. But today, things are different—not even the issue of the overexposure that the singles experienced, and trust me, it’s not about snubbing something because it sold well or that I shouldn't like a good number of albums that I actually like a lot. No, as I said, "Back to Black" is nice, don’t get me wrong; it’s an album that has been reevaluated over the years according to my tastes. My point is just that I don’t feel this GENIUS talent. It’s not that she wasn't good; I just don’t find anything that grand about it. I like it, yes, but I don’t like it to that extent, so looking at her as a top artist, I personally can’t do it, and it brings back to mind the old, unjustified idiosyncrasy. And no, I’ve never listened to "Frank." Just reevaluating the following album positively was a huge success for me. But I keep it in mind; imagine if I wouldn’t be interested in the first album of someone who made visceral quality one of her strengths. In short, it’s not that I think it’s terrible, like I did at the beginning of my musical journey; it’s just that I don’t find it that extraordinary either. Oh, let’s remember that there are a ton of nuances to an artist's appeal for each person; it’s not just Genius or Crap :-)
    • heartshapedbox
      21 feb 18
      I post a Winehouse song every day.
    • hjhhjij
      21 feb 18
      What's the problem :D I can feel them too, here you go ahahah
    • hjhhjij
      21 feb 18
      You didn't say "I post a Pausini song every day," did you?
  • RinaldiACHTUNG
    RinaldiACHTUNG
    25 feb 18
    I would have placed Bat for Lashes in the top three, but it's a great list anyway, especially Melody's Echo Chamber.
     
  • Pinhead
    Pinhead
    2 mar 18
    Can you satisfy my curiosity? You've put a little heart next to some names because I think you like them particularly; what does the "x" mean instead?
     
    • heartshapedbox
      2 mar 18
      The little heart is for the song I really like, the Xs at the beginning were sort of a reminder for myself, I would mark those that I needed to explore further. Then the Xs increased based on my preferences. I mean, well, it’s a mess.
    • Pinhead
      2 mar 18
      On the contrary, very clear :-)
    • heartshapedbox
      2 mar 18
      no, it's just that it's not exactly like that, I don't remember anymore..
    • Pinhead
      2 mar 18
      Maybe it would have been better if I hadn't asked you :-)
    • heartshapedbox
      2 mar 18
      hahahhaha no well I'm glad you asked me, it means you're paying attention to things :)
  • Almotasim
    Almotasim
    8 mar 18
    Wow! What a ranking! I vote for Eleanor Friedberger.
     
    • heartshapedbox
      9 mar 18
      Out of 105 names, just her?? :)
    • Almotasim
      9 mar 18
      But no, but no. All good. I don't really know who they are / the reference group. I really like Friedberger and The Fiery Furnaces (her voice and their writing). So, in election time, I'll vote for her.
  • sotomayor
    sotomayor
    23 mar 18
    Is Sharon Von Etten there? She's talented and nice and very beautiful (especially).
     
    • heartshapedbox
      23 mar 18
      Of course there is -.-
      Sure, she's very beautiful, but you're ugly instead.
  • IlConte
    IlConte
    23 mar 18
    Holy shit (not you, oh sweet noble maiden ahahah) this is a lovely lady with exquisite taste... I just have one problem... I don't know one ahahahahahahahahahahahah I'm dying! Oh wait, there's Winehouse, but she's not around anymore... But she's beautiful, oh so stunning. Now study though ahahah
     
    • heartshapedbox
      26 mar 18
      Stop studying!!!!! ahahhaha Anyway, come on, you know Scout Niblett too!!!!!!!!
  • Alfredo
    Alfredo
    26 apr 19
    The only one I know from the new millennium is Joanna Newsom...and clearly she’s not there! ahah (or at least I don't think I've seen her among the other 6000) :)
     
    • heartshapedbox
      26 apr 19
      and keep in mind that I haven't updated it in almost 1 year, otherwise the list would be even loooonger :)))
    • Alfredo
      26 apr 19
      But where do you find them?
    • heartshapedbox
      26 apr 19
      following certain labels, reading reviews elsewhere and finally digging into Spotify :)
    • Alfredo
      26 apr 19
      Madonna, I wait for the year-end charts from various Pitchfork, Uncut, Mojo, Wire, etc., for new stuff, and then I listen to the top-ranked ones; that's all my effort for new music :D
    • heartshapedbox
      26 apr 19
      noooo not at all!!!! mine is a daily commitment, I can't do without new music!
    • Alfredo
      26 apr 19
      No, I mainly listen to music that has already been historicized; I still have to catch up on a lot of old stuff, so I do a bit of this and a bit of that.
    • heartshapedbox
      26 apr 19
      I've somewhat put historical music aside in recent years. I mean, I still occasionally listen to the great classics I grew up with, but I must say that there is a considerable part of the contemporary music scene that excites me a lot.
    • Alfredo
      26 apr 19
      Yes? I don’t know, I haven’t found things that really excite me; I listen to them gladly, that’s for sure.
    • heartshapedbox
      5 may 19
      If you give me some hints about the kind of music you like, I can recommend something for you ;)
    • Alfredo
      5 may 19
      I don’t really have any particular genres; the ones I’ve always loved are the older ones. I’ve been listening to a few things from the last 15 years, though, and I’ve found some nice old-school emo bands. I thought it was a genre that had been buried by now, but instead...
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