Moebeus

"demasiada tuba" dijo nadie, nunca.

Sounds like someone with a sunny disposition got out of bed on the right side and decided to record a wholesome version of 20 Jazz Funk Greats.

Get your "metalcore" off my lawn, this is where it all started. Glorious.

Sort of a concept album about climate change? As boring as that sounds on paper this is a stand-out work in an impressive catalog.

PS. If for some weird reason you don't like Kronos, then don't bother. Strings are everywhere on this one.

It's a classic, innit.

I think it's fair to say Bulat has one of those love it or hate it voices. This listener happens to love it. Tastefully produced by morning jacket Jim James.

Hear Emily play.

In defense of autotune.

Didn't realize how much I had missed Elizabeth Fraser's voice; here's hoping this power couple make more records together.

If you're not blown away by the opening track, we can't be friends.

Satan, den her drar skinnet av pølsa.

Some proper Aussie gems on this one, as well as a few deep cuts. Higgins makes most of them sound like they could be her own, in a good way :)

One of the most exiting live acts I've ever seen and a supremely gifted songwriter, her records so far sound too safe and "tame" to my ears. If someone with the production chops of a Dan Auerbach or Jack White were to produce her next album, her full superstar potential might be unleashed.

I once read that this is the biggest baby making record of all time, something I'm inclined to believe.

Quite literally the sound of masters at work.

Welcome to Plunderphonics 101. Testing your hi-fi with Steely Dan is for n00bs, this album will make you want to buy new gear.

Holy molly! Eight tracks of time-shifting goodness for your ears.

Volvo. Abba. Ikea. EST. Damned Swedes.

Thurston who?

Allmusic calls them "the This Mortal Coil of the alt-folk age". They're really not, but it's worth a listen.

Most overlooked masterpiece by the grumpiest man in show business.