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Music on physical media I bought this year

1. Alice in Chains − Alice in Chains (1995) 12": thank God they finally repressed this
2. Ennio Morricone − Il clan dei siciliani (1969) double CD with some previously unreleased material
3. Diamanda Galás − Saint of the Pit (1986) 12"
4. Elysian Fields − Queen of the Meadow 12": first time on wax, completely missed it when it was released late last year, happy to have found a copy since then
5. #Candiria − Beyond Reasonable Doubt (1997) 12": still looking for a copy of Surrealistic Madness though
6. #Neurosis − Enemy of the Sun (1993) 12"
7. Candiria − 300% Density (2001) 12"
8. #Gâtechien − Live la Nef 2006 (2006) CD: been looking for that one for a couple of years
9. Neurosis − An Undying Love for a Burning World (2026) 12": best Neurosis record since A Sun That Never Sets
10. Yazz Ahmed − Shinrin-Yoku (2026) 12"

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#AliceInChains #AIC #EnnioMorricone #DiamandaGalás #ElysianFields #YazzAhmed #vinyl #records

Those first three #Candiria LPs... Damn.

Just added this song to "jazz", "metal" and "heavy shit" playlists, because it certainly is all three somehow-- it goes back and forth. What a SONG.

Candiria are so wild.

Carley Coma (their singer) is an incredible rapper, too. Got to see them several times, luckily. Legendary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TYxGiR0M0s

#Candiria #jazz #metal #hardcore #CarleyComa #Brooklyn #BrooklynBands #NYC

I was 19 in 1999, and I went to a lot of punk and hardcore shows. Candiria was a band I got to see live-- it was INCREDIBLE. What a show. They were TIGHT and on point. Lead singer Carley Coma can both rap AND growl, and drummer Kenneth Schalk is just a stunning talent with time signatures and interspersing jazz beats.

This album of theirs from 1999 might be my favorite-- it's a wild mix of metal, hardcore, hiphop, jazz, and ambient.

It's insane and beautiful.

https://youtu.be/14LlYRFGnXQ

#metal #hiphop #jazz #ambient #Candiria #TheProcessOfSelfDevelopment