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The Duke Spirit was one of those super underrated bands.
I used to be such a fan back then. Liela Moss is such legend.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Liela Moss – Internal Working Model
https://music.mxdwn.com/2023/04/17/reviews/album-review-liela-moss-internal-working-model/
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"The Land Beneath" by Mother Sky, Liela Moss https://open.spotify.com/track/6Pl9slgiOqhV43ar6UEPBv
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Liela Moss - Internal Working Model
No sé si os acordáis de The Duke Spirit, una banda británica de rock alternativo que tuvo cierta repercusión en la primera y segunda década de este siglo. A mí, personalmente, solo me gustaban cuando dejaban su faceta más árida y se sumergían en mundos más pop -la spectoriana “Melt By The Morning” es estupenda-, pero la verdad es que tampoco les presté mucha atención. Quizá, por eso, no he…
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New Audio: Liela Moss Shares Incisive and Propulsive "Come and Find Me"
New Audio: Liela Moss Shares Incisive and Propulsive "Come and Find Me" @LielaMoss @dukespirit @bellaunion @Roman_Remains @curlytt
Over the course of her 20 year music career, British singer/songwriter and musician Liela Moss has been very busy: She’s a co-founder of The Duke Spirit, whose output has ranged from brawling alt-rock and cinematic ventures. Moss with her The Duke Spirit bandmate Toby Butler are members of synth-rock project Roman Remains. And she has collaborated with the likes of UNKLE, Nick Cave, Giorgio…
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10:12 PM EST November 14, 2022:
Liela Moss - "Prayers For Rain"
From the album
Why Can't I Be You: Mojo Presents A Tribute To The Cure
(March 2021)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
Giveaway with the issue stated of Mojo magazine
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[Album] Liela Moss kündigt neues Album "Internal Working Model" an!
Liela Moss teilt die neue Single "Vanishing Shadows", mit der die Engländerin das neue, dritte Album "Internal Working Model" ankündigt (13. Januar 2023 über Bella Union)!
Nach dem eindringlichen "My Name Is Safe in Your Mouth" (2018) und dem synthielastigen "Who the Power" (2020) strotzt "Internal Working Model" nur so vor Frustration über unsere entkoppelte Kultur, brennt aber auch vor dem Wunsch, sich wieder etwas mehr zu verbinden. Mit Moss' ausdrucksstarker Stimme, ist das Album mit seinen neun Synth-Rock-Dramen gleichzeitig zärtlich als auch angespannt - und entschlossen, die Positivität zu nutzen, wo immer sie zu finden ist.
“It’s like a carnival of good will”, erzählt Moss, die auch bei The Duke Spirit singt und gemeinsam mit Toby Butler im Synth-Rock-Projekt Roman Remains gründete. “We see the pretence, masquerade. Then the realness, the love. That’s why the word ‘empathy’ comes up so much and rolls around amongst the most menacing synths. It cannot be kept down, no matter the weight.”
Die neuen Songs entstanden dabei sehr organisch zwischen Moss und Kollaborateur Butler, die im Studio von einem modularen Synthesizer als "drittes Gehirn im Raum" unterstützt wurden: „There’s nothing new in that technology, but in terms of the way we’ve worked for years, working with an anonymous synth brain was a new kind of freedom.”
Auf der ersten Single "Vanishing Shadows" bildet die Gaststimme des Industrial-Elektro-Rockers Gary Numan die perfekte Ergänzung zu Moss' Sicht auf das Chaos der modernen Welt. “There’s a rapture to this bass synth groove; feels like there is something carrying the vocals away, kind of at a gallop.The atmosphere is threatening, but neither can it pin you down. Lyrically I’m thinking about the fear and the passion of irreversible decisions. I’m thinking about that in terms of love and in terms of the planet.”
Tracklist "Internal Working Model":
01. Empathy Files
02. Woo (No One’s Awake)
03. Vanishing Shadows (Ft. Gary Numan)
04. The Wall From The Floor
05. Ache In The Middle (ft. Jehnny Beth)
06. New Day
07. Come and Find Me
08. Welcome To It
09. Love As Hard As You Can (ft. Dhani Harrison)
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Bandcamp handmade wrapped 2023
All my favourite songs by Weezer (not for public share apparently)
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i'm gonna need everyone to pls take a second and listen to this specific part of this song
#i don't know how to explain this#but this feels like vader/anakin at the end of rotj#after luke takes his helmet off#as he's slowly dying and becomes one with the force#he's finally at peace and can truly rest for the first time#he's brought balance to the force and finds tranquility in the end#this is what this song feels like to me#like listen to it and tell me if i'm wrong bc it makes SENSE in my brain adsfgfhg#sorry for the essay tags but i need to vent because this sONGGGGG AAAAA#also might be weird but this song sounds purple to me#so maybe that's why#anakin skywalker#darth vader#star wars
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Album Review: Dhani Harrison / Paul McCartney and Wings
This week I got to review an anniversary reissue from a solo Beatle and I got to review a new album from someone with Beatle DNA.
Dhani Harrison INNERSTANDING
I wish more people knew what a powerhouse phenom Dhani Harrison is! I wish people talked about him the way they talked about Jack Antonoff. He has done some fantastic work with the band Thenewno2 (I named their album Thefearofmissingout one of my Best Albums of 2012), as part of the super group Fistful of Mercy, and he has done a ton of movie soundtrack composition too. But in 2017 he released his first solo album with IN//PARALLEL (read my review here). In October 2023, his first album in six years INNERSTANDING was released digitally. This week it is getting a physical release from H.O.T. Records/BMG.
album cover and yellow vinyl
I'm going to address the elephant in the room: Dhani is the son of George Harrison. He was involved in the completion of his father’s album Brainwashed (released posthumously in 2002), was a featured performer at the Concert for George in 2002 and the George Fest in 2014 and he also helped develop The Beatles: Rock Band video game. In recent years he and his mother Olivia have also run the Dark Horse Records record label, founded by his father, and they have released albums by the likes of Billy Idol and Joe Strummer. I bring this up because that is what a lot of the attention for Dhani has been about. Any child of a much-loved musician has had to live up to their parent’s musicianship, just ask Jakob Dylan, Wolfgang Van Halen or Jason Bonham, all of whom are great musicians on their own, but had to live up to their legendary parents, which set the bar so unrealistically high. With the musical offspring of The Beatles, one can argue that you can hear their parent's sound in their music, i.e. John Lennon's influence on Sean Lennon's sound. With Dhani, his music is entirely different than George's music. It's easy to NOT compare his music to his dad.
With the first solo album, it felt like Dhani had really come into his own as a songwriter from Thenewno2. Here, it feels more grandiose and bigger in his musical approach. There's some collaborators on the album including Graham Coxon of Blur, Liela Moss of The Duke Spirit, and Mereki. There is a heavy influence from Trent Reznor and Peter Gabriel, especially on songs like "New Religion" or "Damn That Frequency". But he kind of defies a lot of genres and brings multiple styles in, sometimes within the same song. It's exciting to see Dhani emerging as not just a powerhouse phenom, but a studio production whiz!
For info on INNERSTANDING
4 out of 5 stars
Paul McCartney and Wings Band on the Run 50th Anniversary Edition
Originally released on December 5, 1973 (in the U.S.), the third album from Wings and the fifth album Paul McCartney released since The Beatles’ 1970 breakup was released. It is considered by many to be among the best of the Beatle solo albums, up there with John Lennon’s Imagine and George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass. I'd say this is probably his best non-Beatle album he released in his impressive discography. To celebrate the 50th anniversary (this year marks 51, but it's close enough to December 2023, so who cares, right?), the album was released last week by UMe in a special edition.
original album cover
The timing of this album is coming a few months after the passing of Wings guitarist Denny Laine and this edition serves as a reminder of what an asset he was to McCartney's 1970s albums. When I interviewed Mr. Laine in 2019, I asked him what his favorite Wings album was and he said "With Band on the Run, it was just me and Paul doing the music and then Linda did some harmonies…but yeah, that’s really the one that sticks out is Band on the Run." Fully agreed! When I saw Laine at City Winery in Jan. 2019, he played the Band on the Run album in its entirety. What a treat to hear him tell loads of stories about each song.
50th anniversary double CD edition
The album itself is noteworthy for the number of Sir Paul standards: "Band on the Run", "Jet", "Let Me Roll It", the list goes on. When I saw Sir Paul at Fenway Park in June 2022, he did some of the hits off the album. There's been various versions of this album but in 2010, I got the Paul McCartney Archive Collection version, which contained bonus tracks and a bonus DVD (the Best Buy edition). That one was awesome and sounded great. With this new edition, CD1 is the original album remastered. CD2 is "Underdubbed" mixes of the songs. According to the press release, Paul said:
“This is Band on the Run in a way you’ve never heard before. When you are making a song and putting on additional parts, like an extra guitar, that’s an overdub. Well, this version of the album is the opposite, underdubbed.”
While it is interesting to hear versions of the songs pre-final mix, for those of us who know the final songs so well, it can feel like an unfinished and incomplete version of the song. I like the 2010 edition of the album better, but this one has its moments.
For info on Band on the Run
Original album: 5 out of 5 stars
50th Anniversary Edition: 3.5 out of 5 stars
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Liela Moss Announces New Album Internal Working Model For January 2023 Release, Shares New Single “Ache In The Middle”
https://music.mxdwn.com/2022/11/23/news/liela-moss-announces-new-album-internal-working-model-for-january-2023-release-shares-new-single-ache-in-the-middle-featuring-jehnny-beth/
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"WOO (No One's Awake)" by Liela Moss https://ift.tt/0hPW3Tw
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2023 Favorites with Notes
2023 Favorite LPs & EPs
https://www.zoocoup.org/2023/music/lps.html
2023 Favorite Singles
https://www.zoocoup.org/2023/music/singles.html
A few notes:
The A Giant Dog record was simply the one record I not only listened to a lot but also the one that would constantly earworm itself into my brain randomly, so I didn't see how I couldn't place it at the top of the list. I've loved the past few A Giant Dog records, but I still don't know how I like something that has so much theater kid energy.
Esther Rose, Yazmin Lacey, Glyders, This is the Kit, The Tubs, Andrew Gabbard, Stress Positions, Lael Neal, Miss Grit, CHERISE, Chief Adjuah, Bruxa Maria, Cel Ray, Cerbère, Dead Sea Apes, Dream Version, Gueersh, Hairband, La Culpa and Uni Boys were entirely new to me
I've liked several Mitski songs in the past, but this was the first full record I felt compelled to buy
The last three songs of the Bully record are undefeated
PACKS was a band I found on accident a few years ago — their first record was included in a shipping mixup — and I continue to be impressed with them
In my head I argue The Armed is basically Steely Dan for the 21st century
Girl Ray's first record was one of my favorite records of 2017, but I skipped the follow up. Pleasantly surprised to see how much I enjoyed this latest release
I played the three EPs I called out more than some records this year
I wish julie would release a proper record
Happy to see Bosque Brown and Las Nubes return with something new after a few years away
2023 Numbers:
Albums & EPs purchased: 194
Singles purchased: 96
Releases that came close to making one of the lists:
Bees Made Honey in the Vein Tree / Aion
“Bicho Solto“ / Lê Almeida
Blonde Redhead / Sit Down for Dinner
“Bullet” / split system
Cat Power / Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert
Catalogue / MODERN DELUSION
Class Traitor / Broken Energy Highway
“Defect“ / Snooper
El Michels Affair & Black Thought / Glorius Game
“Evil Eye” Shana Cleveland
Gaadge / Somewhere Down Below
“glow worms” / Jonah Yano
Goo / Squid Ink Sky
PJ Harvey / I Inside the Old Year Dying
Kyle Kinane / Shocks and Struts
La Sécurité / Stay Safe!
Leggy / Dramatica
Jenny Lewis / Joy'All
Liela Moss / Internal Working Model
“My Lovely Cat! / Deerhoof
“Nothing in the Middle” / Things That Fly
“Read the Room” / Pearl & The Oysters
“Ruth's Mouth“ / RITUAL / HABIT / CEREMONY
Sky Furrows / Reflect and Oppose
Skyzoo / The Mind of a Saint
Trevor Sloan / Dusk Among the Plum Trees
“So U Kno“ / Overmono
“Springtime” / Vintage Crop
Swans / The Beggar
Sweeping Promises / Good Living Is Coming For You
Tanukichan / GIZMO
Tele Novella / Poet's Tooth
Mo Troper / Troper Sings Brion
WALLOWING / EARTH REAPER
“The Way“ / Nighttime
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blogovision 2023 100-150
100. Gabriels - "Angels And Queens" (35)
101. French Police - "BLUE" (34)
102. Cat Power - "Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert" (34)
103. Mui Zyu - "Rotten Bun For An Eggless Century" (33)
104. Foo Fighters - "But Here We Are" (33)
105. Rolling Stones - "Hackney Diamonds" (33)
106. Algiers - "Shook" (32)
107. Being Dead - "When Horses Would Run" (32)
108. Sigur Rós - "Átta" (32)
109. Shame - "Food For Worms" (31)
110. Paris Texas - "MID AIR" (31)
111. Death And Vanilla - "Flicker" (31)
112. Youth Valley - "Lullabies For Adults" (31)
113. Jpegmafia / Danny Brown - "Scaring The Hoes" (31)
114. Kylie Minogue - "Tension" (30)
115. Anna B Savage - "In|Flux" (30)
116. Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter - "SAVED!" (30)
117. Corinne Bailey Rae - "Black Rainbows" (30)
118. Deus - "How To Replace It" (30)
119. Spirit Possession - "Of The Sign..." (29)
120. Godcaster - "Godcaster" (29)
121. Khanate - "To Be Cruel" (29)
122. Raye - "My 21st Century Blues" (29)
123. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - "PetroDragonic Apocalypse" (29)
124. Blanck Mass - "The Rig" (29)
125. Be Your Own Pet - "Mommy" (29)
126. El Michels Affair, Black Thought - "Glorious Game" (29)
127. Tamta - "Identity Crisis" (29)
128. DAIISTAR - "Good Time" (29)
129. Alice Longyu Gao - "Let’s Hope Heteros Fail, Learn And Retire" (28)
130. Xiu Xiu - "Ignore Grief" (28)
131. The Clientele - "I Am Not There Anymore" (27)
132. Nothing But Thieves - "Dead Club City" (27)
133. Bar Italia - "The Twits" (26)
134. Carly Rae Jepsen - "The Loveliest Time" (26)
135. Kelela - "Raven" (26)
136. Janelle Monáe - "The Age Of Pleasure" (25)
137. A. Savage - "Several Songs About Fire" (25)
138. Jamila Woods - "Water Made Us" (25)
139. Liturgy - "93696" (25)
140. Mary Ocher - "APPROACHING SINGULARITY: Music For The End Of Time" (24)
141. WAEVE - "The WAEVE" (24)
142. Troye Sivan - "Something To Give Each Other" (24)
143. Einar Solberg - "16" (24)
144. Marthe - "Further In Evil" (24)
145. Chiyoda Ku - "Selecta Perspective" (24)
146. Irreversible Entanglements - "Protect Your Light" (24)
147. Rickie Lee Jones - "Pieces Of Treasure" (24)
148. Drake - "For All The Dogs" (24)
149. Liela Moss - "Internal Working Model" (24)
150. Aversions - "You Wanted The Bike" (24)
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