What Are You Listening To

Yoth Iria - Under His Sway

Elbow - Things I’ve Been Telling Myself For Years, Balu, Very Heaven, The Picture and Good Blood Mexico City

From the English (from Bury, Greater Machester) Indie rock band’s 2024 album “Audio Vertigo”, released back in March

THROWN ‐ grayout
(Metalcore/Modern Metal/Hardcore)

They told me to took a seat before listening to this song, and I took it… TO SMASH IT AGAINST THE FUCKING GROUND!
Oh my God, that breakdown is pure destruction.

Imam Alimsultanov - Allahu Akbar

Spiritbox - Cellar Door
Knocked Loose - Suffocate (featuring Poppy)

Main Title from ‘Escape from New York’, by John Carpenter

Lord Sitar - Emerald City (The Seekers cover), Tomorrow’s People, Like Nobody Else (Los Bravos cover), I Can See For Miles (The Who cover) and Black Is Black (Los Bravos cover)

Lord Sitar was the alias of Big Jim Sullivan*, an English guitarist and bandleader who was one of the UK’s most prominent and prolific session musicians in the 60s and 70s. This self-titled album, released in 1968 and comprising largely of sitar and tabla-based cover songs in a novelty Raga rock/Psychedelic pop style, was his only album under this alias (Though he also recorded a sitar-based album under his usual name in the previous year). Sullivan continued to perform, record and release music both solo and with various artists right up until his death in 2012.

*Born James George Thomkins in Uxbridge (Then in Middlesex, now West London) in 1941

Bad Dream by Cannons (2021)
(Lo-Fi/Synthwave)

Supply & Demand by Wilder Woods (2019)
(Adult Contemporary)

@kleptomage
Good memories of GTA Vice City

Hole In The Earth by Deftones

Don’t Hesitate by The Meltdown (2017)
(Blues)

SonicC - Stickin’

Celtic Frost - Ground

Goodnight, Ponyville by Vul

Charlie - No Second Chance, Don’t Look Back, Pressure Point, Johnny Hold Back and Guitar Hero (False Messiah)

From the English AOR/Hard rock band’s second album, “No Second Chance” (1977)

Airplanes by B.O.B. feat. Hayley Williams (2010)
(Pop Rap)

Pip Proud - She Dwindles Her Fingers (1969)
(Australian Psychedelic folk)

Breakbot - Baby I’m Yours

Oh Carolina by Shaggy (1993)
(Dancehall)

Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses by U2 (1992)
(Alternative Rock/Dance-Rock)