2nd_100 / NO PLAN: my favorite tracks from 2017 PnM.MiX

2nd  / NO PLAN: my favorite tracks from 2017



David Bowie - No Plan
Duke Garwood - Coldblooded The Return
Moon Duo - Occult Architecture, Vol. 1Will of the Devil
Ron Gallo - Young Lady, You're Scaring Me
Jesca Hoop - Cut Connection
Tinariwen feat. Kurt Vile, Mark Lanegan - Nánnufláy
Chuck Prophet - Coming Out in Code
The Sadies - The Noise Museum
Meatbodies - Haunted History
Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears - Sexual Tension
Strand of Oaks - Hard Love
Rhiannon Giddens - Come Love Come
Thundercat feat. Kendrick Lamar - Walk On By
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - Sleep Drifter
Crystal Fairy - Drugs on the Bus
Sun Kil Moon - Vague Rock Song
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Better Off
Ani Cordero - Corrupcion
Sundays & Cybele - Paradise Com
Robert Randolph & The Family Band - Got Soul
Hanni El Khatib - Peep Show
Wolf Parade - Baby Blue
Oxbow - Cold & Well-Lit Place
Sannhet - Way Out
Gary Clark, Jr. - You Saved Me
JD McPherson - Bloodhound Rock
Laura Marling - Wild Fire
Valerie June - Long Lonely Road
Oh Sees - Keys to Castle
(Sandy) Alex G - Proud
Algiers - The Underside of Power
Björk - Tabula Rasa
Chelsea Wolfe - Spun
Fleet Foxes - Fool's Errand
Fred Thomas - Mallwalkers
Girl Ray - Earl Grey (Stuck in a Groove)
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Fam/Famine
Jane Weaver - Modern Kosmology
Jay Som - Everybody Works
LCD Soundsystem - Emotional Haircut
Lost Horizons - Bones
Mac DeMarco - One More Love Song
Modern Studies - Supercool
Protomartyr - Here is the Thing
Robyn Hitchcock - Autumn Sunglasses
The Clientele - Music for the Age of Miracles
The Moonlandingz - Glory Hole
Wire - Playin Harp for the Fishes
Eliza Carthy / The Wayward Band - Devil in the Woman
Kasey Chambers - The Devil's Wheel
Lilly Hiatt - The Night David Bowie Died
Los Straitjackets - Shake and Pop
Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real - Find Yourself
Mark Lanegan - Drunk on Destruction
Ray Wylie Hubbard - Lucifer and the Falllen Angels
Rodney Crowell - East Houston Blues
Shannon McNally - Low Rider
Bruce Cockburn  - Bone on Bone
Cindy Lee Berryhill - I Like Cats/You Like Dogs
Feist - I'm Not Running Away
Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band - Whithin Everything
Colin Stetson - All This I Do for Glory
Courtney Pine - Darker Than the Blue
Dee Dee Bridgewater - The Thrill Is Gone
Jerry Douglas - Hey Joe
Keyon Harrold - Wayfaring Traveler
Kneebody - Uprising
Led Bib - Insect Invasion
Matt Wilson - Soup
Mike Stern - Trip
Preservation Hall Jazz Band - So It Is
Regina Carter - I'll Chase The Blues Away
Ross McHenry - Us and Them
Vijay Iyer - Good on the Ground
Charles Ponder - Black Magic Woman
Taj Mahal, Keb' Mo' - Don't Leave Me Here
Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Nothing But the Night
Robert Cray, Hi Rhythm - Honey Bad
Walter Trout feat. John Mayall - Blues for Jimmy T.
John Mayall feat. Joe Walsh - The Devil Must Be Laughing
Elvin Bishop - 100 Years of Blues
Otis Taylor - Twelve String Mile
Chuck Berry - Lady B. Goode
Chain and the Gang - Devitalize
The Yawpers - Face to Face to Face
George Thorogood - I'm a Steady Rollin' Man
King Khan - Born to Die
Roger Waters - Smell the Roses
Alt-J - House of the Rising Sun
Cloud Nothings - Darkend Rings
Surfer Blood - Six Flags in F or G
Jens Lekman - What's That Perfume That You Wear?
Spoon - Shotgun
Brand New - 137
Temples - Mystery of Pop
Car Seat Headrest - Beach Life-In-Death
Pinegrove - Intrepid
Cornelius - If You're Here
Girlpool - It Gets More Blue
Kevin Morby - Beautiful Strangers

20 first tracks from the best albums of the year 2015 (1-22) PnM.MiX

Kendrick Lamar - Wesley's Theory 4:47
Becoming an adult ultimately means accepting one's imperfections, unimportance, and mortality, but that doesn't mean we stop striving for the ideal, a search that's so at the center of our very being that our greatest works of art celebrate it, and often amplify it....

Tame Impala – Let It Happen 7:49
After a long break from making Tame Impala music, during which time Kevin Parker produced other people's albums and played in side projects, 2015's Currents shows that much has changed with the project...

Courtney Barnett - Elevator Operator 3:14
A convincing argument that rock & roll doesn't need reinvention in order to revive itself, Courtney Barnett's full-length debut Sometimes I Sit and Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit. falls into a long, storied rock tradition but never feels beholden to it...

Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear 4:38
On 2012's Fear Fun, Josh Tillman introduced audiences to Father John Misty, a jaded and erudite, faux-bohemian retro-pop confectioner with a strong surrealist bent and an aptitude for capturing the American zeitgeist via wry couplets concerning the culturally and morally ambiguous wasteland of southern California...

Sufjan Stevens - Death with Dignity 3:59
Nothing truly prepares anyone for the loss of a parent. No matter how aware one may be about the realities of disease and death, no matter what their attitude about their mother or father, experiencing the passing of the person who brought them into this world hits hard and deep, and the survivors are left to come to terms with their pain in their own ways...

Jamie XX - Gosh 4:51
Compared to Jamie xx's impact on music, it's easy to forget that he hasn't released much on his own. The distinctive yet surprisingly versatile blend of indie, R&B, and dance in his work with the xx, Gil Scott-Heron, and his remixes helped shape the sound of the late 2000s and 2010s, but his solo discography was limited to a handful of singles, many of which appear on his first full-length, In Colour...

Sleater-Kinney – Price Tag 3:54
Perhaps it was inevitable that Sleater-Kinney would reunite. They parted ways in 2006 claiming that it was a hiatus, not a dissolution, thereby leaving the door open for a comeback -- a comeback that arrived nearly ten years after the group faded away. Smartly, Sleater-Kinney don't pick up the threads left hanging by the knotty, roiling The Woods...

Kurt Vile – Pretty Pimpin 4:58
Kurt Vile scored a genuine word-of-mouth hit with his fifth album, Wakin on a Pretty Daze, its elongated rambles conjuring hazy half-memories of Laurel Canyon while feeling uniquely situated to modern confines. B'lieve I'm Goin Down..., released two years after that 2013 breakthrough, whittles away some of the excesses while retaining eccentricity, trading ten-minute sprawls with six-strings for woozy five-minute vamps on a piano...

Vince Staples - Lift Me Up 4:32
Blowing the promise of his Hell Can Wait EP into an extraordinary double LP, Summertime '06 finds rapper Vince Staples with all the pieces in place. His delivery is still sneering and steady with a slight sway that suggests he's stoned, but like pop gangstas Chief Keef or Future, he can craft a memorable melody out of chopped-up nonsense...

Blur - Lonesome Street 4:22
Blur dissolved slowly so it follows that their reunion was protracted -- a halting reconvening that produced understated singles and excellent concerts spread out over a period of six years....

Björk – Stonemilker 6:49
Never one to do things timidly, with Vulnicura Björk delivers a breakup album that doesn't just express sadness -- it immerses listeners in the total devastation of heartbreak...

Drake - Legend 4:02
After a typically busy and fascinating 2014, Drake's 2015 started off much the same way. His chart-topping "album" If You're Reading This It's Too Late started off life as a free mixtape, but his label Cash Money stepped in at the last minute and changed it to a full-priced release...

Julia Holter – Feel You 4:08
After drawing on Greek tragedies and MGM musicals for her earlier albums, it would be hard for Julia Holter to find loftier sources of inspiration...

D’Angelo & The Vanguard – Ain't That Easy 4:49
The one-eighty Questlove promised back in 2012, when the drummer and producer persuaded D'Angelo to perform for the first time in a dozen years, turns out to be closer to a ten...

Future – Thought It Was a Drought 4:24
Perhaps it was the threat of Young Thug beginning to rise, but whatever the reason, 2015 was the year when Future leapt forward artistically, captivating the mixtape circuit with three releases (56 Nights, Beast Mode, and Monster) that all pushed the envelope...

Shamir – Vegas 4:16
Though Shamir's Northtown EP made him one to watch, it was his single "On the Regular," a witty, charismatic, and almost unclassifiable mix of pop, dance, and hip-hop that truly put him on the map...

Holly Herndon – Interference  4:41
Just as Holly Herndon's debut album Movement had abundant layers in its title alone, its follow-up Platform is just as nuanced in how it combines political, technological, and structural and ideological concepts into a single word...

New Order – Restless 5:28
For Music Complete, New Order's ninth album and first in a decade, the band signed to new label Mute and welcomed keyboardist Gillian Gilbert back for her first recordings with them since 2001...

Kamasi Washington – Change of the Guard 12:15
The Epic is saxophonist Kamasi Washington's aptly titled, triple-length, 172-minute debut album for Brainfeeder...

Donnie Trumpet & the Social Experiment – Miracle  4:10
Surf begins like the Beach Boys and ends with the loping pop melody of a lost 1970s AM radio record...

Tilos Rádió 2015. június 21. 9:00-10:00 Lemonex selection (Sell-action#213)

01 The Beatles - Sun King
02 Caribou - Can't Do Without You
03 Seasick Steve - We Be Moving
04 D'Angelo and The Vanguard - Betray My Heart
05 Jack White - Love Interruption
06 Fka Twigs - video girl
07 Lana Del Rey - Black Beauty
08 Portishead - Mysterons
09 Dance of the Dream Man from Twin Peaks Archive
10 Jamie xx - Stranger in a Room [ft. Oliver Sim]
11 Björk - Mouth Mantra
12 Kendrick Lamar - Momma
13 Lykke Li - Sleeping Alone
14 Portishead - Hunter
15 The Beatles - The end