Showing posts with label Paul Cauthen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Cauthen. Show all posts

January 15, 2020

2019 Survey Results - Top Albums 13 to 26

13. Alcest - Spiritual Instinct (3 votes)
“The band that introduced me to blackgaze and is still my favorite. More than delivered on my high expectations.”







14. Billie Eilish - When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? (3 votes)
“How does an 18 year old produce music like this????”







15. Brittany Howard - Jaime (3 votes)









16. Charly Bliss - Young Enough (3 votes)
“I truly can't get enough of this album - "Hurt Me" into "Hard to Believe" is a fantastic one-two punch.”

“I feel like this album was written for a much younger person than I but I'm happy to sing along to it. "Capacity" is amazing.”





17. Earth - Full Upon Her Burning Lips (3 votes)
“That tone...this is what guitars are supposed to sound like.”
“Is the an opposite to petrichor? Like a scent that comes after a long storm that forebodes of impending aridness, blistering hot wind and baked, cracked earth? The smell would accompany this band everywhere it went.”






18. James Blake - Assume Form (3 votes)









19. MIKE - Tears of Joy (3 votes)









20. Paul Cauthen - Room 41 (3 votes)









21. Pernice Brothers - Spread The Feeling (3 votes)
“Their strongest album in years. Always beautiful and insightful.”








22. Sturgill Simpson - Sound & Fury (3 votes)
“Oh shit. Ignored this release when I read the concept, but became a believer after watching the movie on Netflix. Now it is my go to road music. Pump that up and every ride is downhill.”






23. Taylor Swift - Lover (3 votes)
“I can't help it. I apparently love Taylor Swift and would gladly join her fan club.”

“‘Lover’ - The title track is a tremendous pop song, but there's plenty else on here to keep me coming back.”
“I don't know you guys, she's just good at what she does.”




24. Teskey Brothers - Run Home Slow (3 votes)
“Whoa. These blue-eyed Australians soul singers sound like they came straight of Muscle Shoals.”







25. The Head and the Heart - Living Mirage (3 votes)
“No hipster cred awarded, but damn this is a fun album that makes me smile.”







26. Yola - Walk Through the Fire (3 votes)
“Dusty In Memphis's influenced many, but few have Yola's chops. And some of her lyrics just slay me.”

January 3, 2019

Nesto's Top 14 Albums from 2018


1. Peter, Bjorn, and John - Darker Days 

If you're feeling contemplative but want some pop, its PBJ's Darker days.

2. Sure Sure - Sure Sure

Stumbled on this album while searching for Talking Heads covers. That's one way to get your name out there!

3. Paul Cauthen - Have Mercy   

Minutes away from a full length album, so it counts! Have mercy!

4. The Bones of J.R. Jones - Ones of Keep Close 

A one stop shop for a some good shot poundin' and knee slappin' jams.

5. The Vaccines - Combat Rock 

I'm glad somewhere out there in the wide world, Brits are still making music like this.

6. Kurt Vile - Bottle In It

Let's road trip through America with Kurt Vile as our tour guide.

7. Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats - Tearing At The Seams       
  
Advice: If you visit Denver and say anything negative about NR, be prepared to get a beer thrown at you or have a dog piss on your leg.

8. Django Django - Marble Skies              

When someone figures it out, let me know what's going on with these guys please.

9. AndrĂ©s Calamaro - Cargar La Suerte  

Argentine rock is not dead... just aging!

10. The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Something Else      

Somehow these guys slipped into the rotation, again. I guess I'm too predictable.

11. Chemtrails - Calf of the Sacred Cow

12. Belle & Sebastian - How to Solve our Human Problems       
  
13. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Wrong Creatures        

14. Dawes - Passwords