Danzig - Her Black Wings

And more Tool news- the new album is coming out on August 30.


13 years wait is almost over!

Johnny Marr - Easy Money

Five - When The Lights Go Out

Yuna's new stuff, Judith Hill's 'Golden Child'. Both pleasant, quite good, not going to change the world. Looking forward to new albums from Chela and Rina Sawayama.

Man, that's a lot of new stuff, do you care to share cherrypicked recommendations?
I know Rina Sawayama readily acknowledged her Utada Hikaru influence, so I'd like to listen to a tip.

And having been destroyed for my previous music recommendation here, I wanted to post this weeks ago but gave up. I'm gonna say it now and I wish this ended up on Utaite Myouri vol. 2 or something. Just cover it, Ringo.

Nakamori Akina: Pink Champagne

And this came up on the auto-play. Probably my favorite album of 2017.

Mondo Grosso: Labyrinth

Akina :wub: :wub: :wub:

I'm listening to KATIE's new Ep

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s9Vi80jrRM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ryg62SUcYKE

It's a shame is so short =_= I want MOOOOOOOORE

You should never hesitate to share a recommendation.

A Venn diagram of the musical tastes of three random Shiina Ringo fans would probably look something like this:



And it was Inseu.

Broken Glass - King Diamond

Love that Mondo Grosso track (and the video).


Rina's Sawayama's stuff is nearly all on youtube, but I highly recommend Cherry, both the original version and the piano version.



Yuna has a new single out called Blank Marquee, which is fun, but I wouldn't say is her strongest work. Can't really go wrong with any of the albums Yuna, Noctural, or Chapters, all of which have some good melodies and cover a decent amount of musical ground, and her more acoustic, folky stuff prior to that is good in places too.


Since my earlier post I've been listening to Kadhja Bonet. Gorgeous voice, plays a silly amount of instruments (including violin and flute along with the main instruments), and has beautiful, lush arrangements of strings and horns.



Oh, about Chela, she has a new album coming out quite soon, I gather. Of her older stuff I'm eternally hooked on Zero and Romanticise.


Judith Hill's new song 'Upside' is fun. Filmed where I live, in Bangkok. :) Her voice is probably still better than the music she's making. Deserves just a little better.