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Been waiting for this one, great review thanks. Very envious of you getting to see Kamasi live, one of the live acts I really need to see. For me Kamasi Washington is the king of jazz right now. Completely agree about the vocals with his previous work adding something but here they are a bit too too much. For me it’s his weakest album to date, but one that still makes me excited for whatever he has next.

Outstanding mate!

This is solid

Strongly endorsed. Thanks for the great content.

Outstanding video

Mean Jeans are so cool man, absolutely my favorite band atm. Tight interview, Christian's such a rad dude, awesome to hear him talk for about an hour.

This was just shared on the Mark Lanegan subreddit and I wanted to stop by and say as a longtime Lanegan fan how well done it is. You’ve really put the time and effort in to bring us content that, at least as far as I can see, nobody else is doing. I learned so much that I didn’t know all wrapped up in a concise, bloat-free package, and your personal opinions were genuinely interesting to hear. Thanks for putting all this together and you’ve more than earned my sub!

Such a killer album. Appreciate the coverage

Very well put review! Personally while I am a bit cold on this album at the moment, I can't discount the possibility that it will grow on me, as it took some time for me to warm up to their other work. They have some songs I completely wrote off on first listen, but they came back around to be some of my favourites. I hope Like All Before You ages well like that too.

This album was my least favorite when i was exploring their discogrophy. Now that i've heard it all (minus Times New Roman), it might be my 2nd favorite behind Songs for the Deaf. In case you (anyone) didn't know (i assume you do) @29:50 That drum intro is from Black Flag - Slip It In !!

Man, great video. Thanks for putting it together! So cool that you got some direct info from Catching & Johannes. Fingers crossed it leads to interviews down the line 🤞

i like it. it sounds like teenagers recorded it in their parent's basement after school over the course of a semester. it's the type of album you put on in the background during art class. people were expecting virtue part 2 and they were disappoint so it'll take some time for them to get used to the mixing and judge it on its own merit. the other problem is that fans had already heard almost half the album. if they removed prophecy or flex and released it as an ep the expectations would have been lower and it would have been received better.

Good video, don’t agree with half of it, but still an interesting vid.

Great review man! Really well said with fantastic points. I would give it a 7/10 on the Voidz scale (easily their worst record) but still a 9 on the grand scale of music. I am most definitely a Casablancas fanboy though, so take my review with a grain of salt. The overuse of cheap autotune and metal guitars, as well as the record's very strange lo-fi(ish) production style does much more harm than good for the tracks, but the man is such a melodic mastermind that I still can't help but listen to the songs again and again.

This album is so slept on. GEL is one of the ones.

Elephant overrated

Hell yeah, Crones kick ass ❤️‍🔥

Thanks for the shout out Grant, appreciate the honour!

Awesome list

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 come on men wonderfull video ❤🎉🎉🎉

I kinda liked this album the awful mixing makes it sound weirdly experimental imo

S - Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds, Chasing Yesterday A - As You Were B - Council Skies, Gallagher/Squire C - Who Built The Moon, Noels EPS D - Why Me, Why Not E - Come On You Know

i’m weezing i need my buddy holly to help me out 👇🏼(dont have to)

TCIC are good but I prefer Sons of Kemet... have yet to check out his solo album out, hope is not to pedestrian...

I'm always looking for something different to listen to, will definitely check this out. Cheers.

I like the album, but it's definitely my least favorite of his in since 2003

You nailed it. Rack is better than pretty much anyone could have hoped.

1. Magic 2. KD3 3. KD2 4. KD 5. Magic 3 6. Magic 2

Motor spirit is absolutly amazing. Favorite track from the album!

Thanks for the chat Grant!

Will re-up on them cause of your review

I’m with you on preferring the fire and brimstone Cave to the more emotional stuff. Those two Grinderman records are an absolute blast.

Thoughtful review. Your channel should have way more views, sir.

He was always one of my favourites, but I kind of lost interest after Push the Sky Away. I admire that he's stayed so true to himself, and he's been working through an awful lot of grief and regret in recent years, but the music hasn't done much for me. Maybe it'll come in time. Sure wish I could've seem the Bad Seeds play in the 90s though...

I think a lot of Nick’s stuff requires subsequent listens before fully appreciating them because each release is so radically different. Been a fan of his since the Let Love In/Murder Ballads era and I can say working backwards on his discography and of course recent releases, my feelings on a lot of these records changed dramatically with more listens. It’s just the nature of a lot of his work because his music is so eccentric and eclectic. My initial reaction to Wild God was that it was fine, but didn’t necessarily blow me away. However, unlike the last few releases, I felt compelled to keep returning to it because a melody or lyrical moment kept popping in my head. I’ve since come come to really like this album a lot. Sonically if I had to compare it to past work it reminds me of parts of The Good Son record or some of the more cinematic sounding stuff he’s done in the past like “(I’ll Love You) Till the End of the World” or Let Love In B-Side “Cassiel’s Song” both from the early 90’s. So contrary to some of the press and early mainstream reviews, there’s a lot of familiarity on this record as a longtime fan. It’s probably become my favorite release from him since Dig Lazarus Dig!!!

Didn’t like Ghosteen at all. Only a couple of tracks worth listening to. Glad that covid derailed any touring plans for that album and we got a Cave/Ellis/Carnage heavy setlist gigs instead. Found Wild God a good return to form - reminds me of Abbatoir Blues with the backing vocals - and there’s drums… haha.

Enjoyed the video, wouldn't massively disagree - would say Liam's second album is great and worth a higher place in my opinion and agree that Noel's third is my least favourite. Noel's first and fourth are masterpieces, Liam's third is a nice mix of anthems and deeper score.

Man, 99 is one of my favourite songs of the year.

Great interview. Always wanted to know more about Gene. Also, I really like hearing about his other job as set decorator on films. Apparently Lanegan did the same around the time he was recording bubblegum. Would love to see an interview series with musicians about second jobs they do.

My way: Innerspeaker: b Lonerism: A Currents: S The slow rush: A

Thanks for making, and linking, bands mentioned in this video to your Spotify playlist!

nickleback? not a chance. this voice is one of a kind… loved your review!

pinkerton isnme

lovely video! new moon is actually my personal fav the more striped down production fits him so well

Nice! New Mean Jeans might be my most listened to new record of the year so far

I also love all the 13/4 time signatures!!!!!

Weezer'd 😱

I love this album and band. It’s funny because Face Value was one of my favorite songs. I also can’t wait to hear what they put out next. If you like these guys and haven’t listen to it yet (I just started sub to your page) check out The Chisel and High Vis

C+

Blue banisters is my favourite Lana Album. All time masterpiece. My comfort album and it's easily a 10/10 for me. PERFECT! No skips