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Music Shit / Re: 2010-2019 : records of the decade

« on: November 20, 2019, 05:05:21 PM »

This guy really liked that record... but thanks for the condescension on my second post.

For real though, I'm trying to understand the appeal of Video Duct. One of the best of the last 10 years?!?! Sell me on it.

I like the sensation of the overlaid tracks sounding like several tapes playing at once, breaking out into occasional riffs with sudden bursts of a fairly off-putting noise, and then some humor, something like the Trendees approaching Twin Infinitives (even if the vocals could use some work). It still sounds to me like a lot of work was put into it, especially in its editing, and I appreciate that; the rhythm and timing seems unique. I was genuinely surprised its inclusion got a response at all since it seems inoffensive, in comparison to like Sheer Mag or something.

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Music Shit / Re: 2010-2019 : records of the decade

« on: November 19, 2019, 07:35:00 PM »

This guy really liked that record... but thanks for the condescension on my second post.

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Music Shit / Re: 2010-2019 : records of the decade

« on: November 18, 2019, 06:05:43 PM »

Watery Love, "Decorative Feeding"
Endless Boogie, "Nothing for the Water"
Spacin', "Total Freedom"
Kaleidoscope, "Vol. 3"
The Cowboy, "Album"
Sic Alps s/t
War Room s/t
Dawn of Humans, "Slurping at the Cosmos Spine"
Video Duct, "Small Pets and Kitchenettes"
Pious Faults, "Old Thread"
Norberto Lobo, "Fornalha"
Honey Radar, "Blank Cartoon"
Warthog, "Prison"
Sex Tide, "Possession Sessions"
Scott Walker, "Bish Bosch"
PG Six, "Starry Mind"
Deafkids, "Metaprogramacao"
Michael Beach, "Gravity-Repulsion"
Mdou Moctar, "Ilana the Creator"
Neil Young, "Le Noise"
Mark Wynn, "The Singles"
Maxine Funke, "Eternity"
Steven R. Smith, "Ending Returning"
Devin Gary & Ross, "Honeycomb of Chakras"
VA, "Music from Saharan Cellphones"
Erin Durant, "Islands"

... as well as the numerous great reissues of lost things, all the seemingly-infinite computer music (Livity Sound, L.I.E.S, Beau Wanzer, an-i, Burial, Eric Copeland) folks leaning a bit more popular (Bill Callahan, War on Drugs, Weyes Blood, Grouper, Mount Eerie), all the great hip hop (Danny Brown, Maxo Kream, Moodymann, Freddie Gibbs, Earl Sweatshirt) or compositional/out work like the Necks, Philip Jeck, Billy Gomberg...