The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz and Percussion Ensemble (I know, stupid name) - Miles Away

Ellie Goulding:Lights

Its fantastic. And an unusual album choice for me too. Its well worth a listen if you haven't already got it.

:lovedup:

Bought new albums by Katy Perry,The Script and The Saturdays. My friend also lent me Kylie's and Scissor Sisters.

Bob Dylan - Christmas in the Heart
****ing great!!

I downloaded a Christmas album today. Getting in the mood :thumbs:

new HMV :)

bought The Rolling Stones' "Beggars Banquet" and Daniel Merriweather's "Love & War".

Downloaded: Antony and the Johnsons' "Swanlights"

The Cocteau Twins - Treasure

£3.60 well spent :lovedup:

The Script - Science & Faith

The Script - The Script (£3)

i like it so im gunna get Science & Faith on Saturday :)

The Script - The Script (£3)

i like it so im gunna get Science & Faith on Saturday :)

:love:

Downloaded the deluxe edition of Usher - Raymond v. Raymond
Still meh but love his new single, and Love Em All is really good too.

Sublime - Sublime
[download]

Who the **** are The Script?

Downloading Ufomammut - Snailking. Italian sludge/doom metal

Cervello Elettronico - Process of Elimination

Album was sent to me as a gift by the person who did the album art. Unfortunately, I'm not really digging the music.

What music is it?

Powernoise type stuff, which I dig normally, but they've used too many voice samples and it's driving me berserk.

I just want to listen to the music, not hear some dude say "catastrophic" or "there's blood everywhere" over and over and over.

That's what pisses me off about industrial music. **** WITH THE VOICE SAMPLES. I CAN'T EVEN UNDERSTAND THEM 'CAUSE MOST OF IT IS IN GERMAN! I don't even listen to that sh!t anymore.

A lot of the great musicians are already doing other stuff and have left the genre long ago. Converter was certainly one of the best, but announced a while ago that he was moving on to other things. Thankfully he wasn't really big on sampling very often, but would sometimes do so for atmospheric purposes.

Industrial is pretty stale these days. The only people who still listen to it are the rabid cybergoths with synth dreads.

Converter was alright.

Hmmmm who so I still listen to... *looks through iTunes*
Oh C/A/T, ohGr and Arzt+Pfusch. The only albums I still have.

Converter was awesome, hush.

<3 Arzt+Pfusch. However, I preferred when they had some of the pre-release versions of their songs without the lyrics. They've also done some pretty fancy remixes.

You guys are into some obscure stuff. Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire and Severed Heads is about as far as I've gone with industrial music. TG's last album was more dark ambient than anything else though.

The Script - Science and Faith

Downloaded: OneRepublic - Waking Up