Another Playlist... Not Exactly

I decided instead of giving you guys another playlist, I'd give you a few full albums from some of my favourite bands I did not get a chance to talk about. I want you to enjoy them, download them and hopefully purchase them. Enjoy.

Maybeshewill - I Was Here For A Moment, Then I Was Gone (2011)

Little People - Mickey Mouse Operation (2006)

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - F# A# (infinity) (1996)

Sigur Ros - Ágætis byrjun (1995)

Night List III

As we get close to 8pm this Friday here I have another list for you. Another night time one.

Enjoy it friends

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Note: Again, the last song is quite interesting

Day List I - So Much Music, So Little Time

Considering the amount of music I want to show and the amount I am rediscovering plus the responses to my previous play lists, I decided to make another one.

This time a DAYTIME one.

I will be posting two more playlists this weekend so you have a nice collection.

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Note: The last song is nothing like the others, and is absolutely great.

Kerretta

Kerretta has always been one of those bands that if I had to define a specific genre for them, I would have certain difficulty. They take elements of post-rock, post-metal and small elements of sludge-metal with a dark tone. This is one of those bands where genres are irrelevant, you just need to listen. To be honest, genres can be an unfair way to judge any band but that is topic that can be debated until the end of time.

I have always used Kerretta as my warm-up to study band because the music would actively get my brain thinking and active. In some cases I would play Kerretta after a nap or waking up in the morning. With catchy hooks, the brain has something to latch onto with a particular flow; this is probably the catchiest artist I will post about. I would usually use Kerretta in connection to Emancipator while groups such as Massive Attack and God is an Astronaut have replaced Emancipator at times depending on the assignment. Kerretta is one of the band my father told me about, and man am I happy about that; made 4th year easier to get through.

Some of my favourites below

Sadly, no iTunes download link

Kerretta - last.fm - bandcamp - myspace - Facebook

Late Night Listening II

Well school starts back up tomorrow so to celebrate(?), here is another YouTube playlist of late night listening

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Artists: From Monument to Masses, Order of the British Empire, Portico Quartet, Max Richter, Tim Hecker, Saltillo, Nosaj Thing, 65daysofstatic, John Talabot, Bathyscape, Little People and Giles Corey.