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Welcome to 1995, courtesy of Elastica....
https://www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/elastica-debut-album-feature/
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Welcome to 1995, courtesy of Elastica....
https://www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/elastica-debut-album-feature/
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How do you take your mind off of the mad, mad, mad, mad, mad world we live in? Music? Maybe something calm and relaxing or something that makes you bounce off the walls. You can even try some familiar favorites from the alternative world blended together the way a college radio dj would. If it helps, here's the latest episode of Frequently Alternative. A recent archive is available on Mixcloud.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-this-rain-it-will-continue-episode-94/
#AlternativeRock #Elastica #SuzanneVega #Pavement #Music -
How do you take your mind off of the mad, mad, mad, mad, mad world we live in? Music? Maybe something calm and relaxing or something that makes you bounce off the walls. You can even try some familiar favorites from the alternative world blended together the way a college radio dj would. If it helps, here's the latest episode of Frequently Alternative. A recent archive is available on Mixcloud.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-this-rain-it-will-continue-episode-94/
#AlternativeRock #Elastica #SuzanneVega #Pavement #Music -
How do you take your mind off of the mad, mad, mad, mad, mad world we live in? Music? Maybe something calm and relaxing or something that makes you bounce off the walls. You can even try some familiar favorites from the alternative world blended together the way a college radio dj would. If it helps, here's the latest episode of Frequently Alternative. A recent archive is available on Mixcloud.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-this-rain-it-will-continue-episode-94/
#AlternativeRock #Elastica #SuzanneVega #Pavement #Music -
How do you take your mind off of the mad, mad, mad, mad, mad world we live in? Music? Maybe something calm and relaxing or something that makes you bounce off the walls. You can even try some familiar favorites from the alternative world blended together the way a college radio dj would. If it helps, here's the latest episode of Frequently Alternative. A recent archive is available on Mixcloud.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-this-rain-it-will-continue-episode-94/
#AlternativeRock #Elastica #SuzanneVega #Pavement #Music -
How do you take your mind off of the mad, mad, mad, mad, mad world we live in? Music? Maybe something calm and relaxing or something that makes you bounce off the walls. You can even try some familiar favorites from the alternative world blended together the way a college radio dj would. If it helps, here's the latest episode of Frequently Alternative. A recent archive is available on Mixcloud.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-this-rain-it-will-continue-episode-94/
#AlternativeRock #Elastica #SuzanneVega #Pavement #Music -
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #RadcliffeAndMaconie
Elastica:
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Elastica
Elastica's debut album turns 30 today ... released March 14, 1995. It's the only album to feature the original line-up and lead guitarist Donna Matthews. Four singles from the album propelled it to over 1M in sales worldwide .. 500K here in America alone. The breakthrough ear-worm was "Connection" which automatically requires a "turn it up" whenever played. #elastica #90srock #altrock #alternativerock #rockmusic #donnamatthews #justine Frischmann #annieholland…
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Elastica
Elastica's debut album turns 30 today ... released March 14, 1995. It's the only album to feature the original line-up and lead guitarist Donna Matthews. Four singles from the album propelled it to over 1M in sales worldwide .. 500K here in America alone. The breakthrough ear-worm was "Connection" which automatically requires a "turn it up" whenever played. #elastica #90srock #altrock #alternativerock #rockmusic #donnamatthews #justine Frischmann #annieholland…
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Elastica
Elastica's debut album turns 30 today ... released March 14, 1995. It's the only album to feature the original line-up and lead guitarist Donna Matthews. Four singles from the album propelled it to over 1M in sales worldwide .. 500K here in America alone. The breakthrough ear-worm was "Connection" which automatically requires a "turn it up" whenever played. #elastica #90srock #altrock #alternativerock #rockmusic #donnamatthews #justine Frischmann #annieholland…
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Elastica
Elastica's debut album turns 30 today ... released March 14, 1995. It's the only album to feature the original line-up and lead guitarist Donna Matthews. Four singles from the album propelled it to over 1M in sales worldwide .. 500K here in America alone. The breakthrough ear-worm was "Connection" which automatically requires a "turn it up" whenever played. #elastica #90srock #altrock #alternativerock #rockmusic #donnamatthews #justine Frischmann #annieholland…
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Elastica
Elastica's debut album turns 30 today ... released March 14, 1995. It's the only album to feature the original line-up and lead guitarist Donna Matthews. Four singles from the album propelled it to over 1M in sales worldwide .. 500K here in America alone. The breakthrough ear-worm was "Connection" which automatically requires a "turn it up" whenever played. #elastica #90srock #altrock #alternativerock #rockmusic #donnamatthews #justine Frischmann #annieholland…
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #AfternoonShow
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Bowling For Soup and electro-pop duo Able Machines team up to cover Elastica classic ‘Connection’
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New post: Classic Cover: Bowling For Soup / able machines – “Connection” (original by Elastica) https://moshville.co.uk/feature/classic-covers/2026/01/classic-cover-bowling-for-soup-able-machines-connection-original-by-elastica/ #AbleMachines #BowlingForSoup #Elastica
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#music #musica #musique #musik
#Elastica - #Connection (#JoolsHolland 1994) - YouTube
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #LaurenLaverne
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #6Musics90sForever
Elastica:
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More songs that got me obsessed with alt-rock way back when. Elastica, The Tragically Hip...that kind of sound. Get your mind ready for an hour long auditory flashback. Listen at the Mixcloud link.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-the-way-alternative-used-to-be-episode-71/
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More songs that got me obsessed with alt-rock way back when. Elastica, The Tragically Hip...that kind of sound. Get your mind ready for an hour long auditory flashback. Listen at the Mixcloud link.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-the-way-alternative-used-to-be-episode-71/
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More songs that got me obsessed with alt-rock way back when. Elastica, The Tragically Hip...that kind of sound. Get your mind ready for an hour long auditory flashback. Listen at the Mixcloud link.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-the-way-alternative-used-to-be-episode-71/
#Music #AlternativeRock #Elastica #TheTragicallyHip -
More songs that got me obsessed with alt-rock way back when. Elastica, The Tragically Hip...that kind of sound. Get your mind ready for an hour long auditory flashback. Listen at the Mixcloud link.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-the-way-alternative-used-to-be-episode-71/
#Music #AlternativeRock #Elastica #TheTragicallyHip -
More songs that got me obsessed with alt-rock way back when. Elastica, The Tragically Hip...that kind of sound. Get your mind ready for an hour long auditory flashback. Listen at the Mixcloud link.
https://www.mixcloud.com/Paulsplaylist/frequently-alternative-the-way-alternative-used-to-be-episode-71/
#Music #AlternativeRock #Elastica #TheTragicallyHip -
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #CraigCharles
Elastica:
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Hey #uk #horticulture fans,
I'm looking for any inland sources of #ficus #elastica #seeds please. All varieties considered.
Ideally avoiding amazon or ebay altogether!
Thankyou kindly
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Hey #uk #horticulture fans,
I'm looking for any inland sources of #ficus #elastica #seeds please. All varieties considered.
Ideally avoiding amazon or ebay altogether!
Thankyou kindly
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Hey #uk #horticulture fans,
I'm looking for any inland sources of #ficus #elastica #seeds please. All varieties considered.
Ideally avoiding amazon or ebay altogether!
Thankyou kindly
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Hey #uk #horticulture fans,
I'm looking for any inland sources of #ficus #elastica #seeds please. All varieties considered.
Ideally avoiding amazon or ebay altogether!
Thankyou kindly
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Hey #uk #horticulture fans,
I'm looking for any inland sources of #ficus #elastica #seeds please. All varieties considered.
Ideally avoiding amazon or ebay altogether!
Thankyou kindly
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #CraigCharles
Elastica:
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #6Musics90sForever
Elastica:
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #AmyLamé
Elastica:
🎵 Connectionhttps://open.spotify.com/track/53LZqMzQEnjBkFXPqOq0cD
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Recorded #OnThisDay 31 years ago:
Elastica - Peel Session 1994
The complete session recorded by Elastica on 14 June 1994 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 9 July 1994.
Tracklist:
1. Never Here (0:46)
2. Four Wheeling (5:11)
3. Hold Me Now (7:53)
4. Ba Ba Ba (11:10)https://vibracobra23.blogspot.com/2019/05/elastica-peel-session-1994.html
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #6MusicArtistInResidence
Elastica:
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #AmyLamé
Elastica:
🎵 Connection -
Elastica - Elastica
Interscope Vinyl Collective’s release of Elastica's first LP, along with a second LP of b-sides, etc. Gatefold with modified cover art; includes a separate print of the original. Includes lyrics, fan mag. Re-cut by Levi Seitz.
Beautifully pressed at RTI: flat, silent, sounds great.
And you already know it's a flawless debut.
Thanks to @Whiskeyomega for letting me know about it, even though it's not his thing!
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music's #CraigCharles
Elastica:
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Grendel’s Sÿster – Katabasis into the Abaton [Things You Might Have Missed 2024]
By Angry Metal Guy
Grendel’s Sÿster’s Katabasis into the Abaton (out August 30th, 2024 from Sur Del Cruz Music [Bandcamp]) caught me off guard. Unlike other members of the Angry Metal Guy staff—such as the venerable, self-aware ape suit they call Druhm who’s just one death away from actually running this show if anything should happen to me—I am not a sucker for just anything that sounds old. Such things do not remind me of my wasted youth, and thus do not earn nostalgia points.1 I was, therefore, thoroughly surprised that, upon listening to Grendel’s Sÿster vicariously through an ill-fated n00b review, I fucking loved it. Billed as “epic metal”—a sound that ranges between “Man do we love Bathory” and, apparently, Grendel’s Sÿster—this German four-piece drops metal that reeks of patchouli and “Atomkraft? Nein, Danke!” to surprising effect. The core of Grendel’s Sÿster’s sound is the combination of fuzzy guitars, bubbly p-bass, and boxy drums into something that will undoubtedly call to mind the ’70s hard rock of your choice: Wishbone Ash, Jethro Tull, Thin Lizzy or nostalgia merchants like Gygax. You know the comps; blend guitar-driven rock with folksy vibes and you have Grendel’s Sÿster nailed down (pretty much).
What differentiates Grendel’s Sÿster from other nostalgiacore acts is twofold: first, unusually catchy hooks (“The Plight of the Sorcerer,” both the start-and-stop intro riff and the gorgeous outro or “Rose Arbor” in its classic gallop and simple melody), and second—and more importantly—is vocalist Caro’s unique voice and delivery. Rather than sounding like a classic metal vocalist, Caro’s approach feels like punk. This punky feel results from her unaffected—that is, forceful and clean with no vibrato—delivery, where she sometimes seems like she’s almost barking melodies in a clear Oxford-via-Stuttgart accent in English. Over catchy, short, and energetic songs, Caro gives Grendel’s Sÿster an edge that vocally evokes X-Ray Spex or Elastica and—when mixed with the folky tendencies in songs like the aforementioned “Rose Arbor”—Flogging Molly. Caro navigates folk (“Golden Key [Won’t Fit]”), metalesque vocal choirs (“Night Owl’s Beak”), and something more dour and ominous (“The Fire That Lights Itself”) with aplomb. But she is at her best when giving unexpected attitude over Grand Magus riffs (“Cosmogeny”).
Katabasis into the Abaton taken as a whole combines energetic performances with unique writing—and an old-school, live feel that works for some, but won’t work for others—but that got under my skin almost immediately. Crazily, I’ve been back to this album repeatedly and can’t seem to quit it. Check the Bandcamp and you’ll get both a German and English version. I can’t decide which I like better, but I do like this record a lot but can’t be trusted to write TYMHMs anymore. This is at least a very good record by my reckoning and should appeal to both folk metal dorks and classic rock/metal retrodorks.2 Give Grendel’s Sÿster its due, this is a damned fine debut album.
Tracks to Check Out: ”Cosmogeny,” “The Plight of the Sorcerer,” “The Fire That Lights Itself” – but really, there isn’t a weak track on here.
#2024 #Aug24 #CruzDelSurMusic #Elastica #FloggingMolly #GrandMagus #GrendelSSÿster #Gygax #HeavyMetal #JethroTull #KatabasisIntoTheAbaton #ThinLizzy #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed2024 #TradMetal #WishboneAsh #XRaySpex
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Grendel’s Sÿster – Katabasis into the Abaton [Things You Might Have Missed 2024]
By Angry Metal Guy
Grendel’s Sÿster’s Katabasis into the Abaton (out August 30th, 2024 from Sur Del Cruz Music [Bandcamp]) caught me off guard. Unlike other members of the Angry Metal Guy staff—such as the venerable, self-aware ape suit they call Druhm who’s just one death away from actually running this show if anything should happen to me—I am not a sucker for just anything that sounds old. Such things do not remind me of my wasted youth, and thus do not earn nostalgia points.1 I was, therefore, thoroughly surprised that, upon listening to Grendel’s Sÿster vicariously through an ill-fated n00b review, I fucking loved it. Billed as “epic metal”—a sound that ranges between “Man do we love Bathory” and, apparently, Grendel’s Sÿster—this German four-piece drops metal that reeks of patchouli and “Atomkraft? Nein, Danke!” to surprising effect. The core of Grendel’s Sÿster’s sound is the combination of fuzzy guitars, bubbly p-bass, and boxy drums into something that will undoubtedly call to mind the ’70s hard rock of your choice: Wishbone Ash, Jethro Tull, Thin Lizzy or nostalgia merchants like Gygax. You know the comps; blend guitar-driven rock with folksy vibes and you have Grendel’s Sÿster nailed down (pretty much).
What differentiates Grendel’s Sÿster from other nostalgiacore acts is twofold: first, unusually catchy hooks (“The Plight of the Sorcerer,” both the start-and-stop intro riff and the gorgeous outro or “Rose Arbor” in its classic gallop and simple melody), and second—and more importantly—is vocalist Caro’s unique voice and delivery. Rather than sounding like a classic metal vocalist, Caro’s approach feels like punk. This punky feel results from her unaffected—that is, forceful and clean with no vibrato—delivery, where she sometimes seems like she’s almost barking melodies in a clear Oxford-via-Stuttgart accent in English. Over catchy, short, and energetic songs, Caro gives Grendel’s Sÿster an edge that vocally evokes X-Ray Spex or Elastica and—when mixed with the folky tendencies in songs like the aforementioned “Rose Arbor”—Flogging Molly. Caro navigates folk (“Golden Key [Won’t Fit]”), metalesque vocal choirs (“Night Owl’s Beak”), and something more dour and ominous (“The Fire That Lights Itself”) with aplomb. But she is at her best when giving unexpected attitude over Grand Magus riffs (“Cosmogeny”).
Katabasis into the Abaton taken as a whole combines energetic performances with unique writing—and an old-school, live feel that works for some, but won’t work for others—but that got under my skin almost immediately. Crazily, I’ve been back to this album repeatedly and can’t seem to quit it. Check the Bandcamp and you’ll get both a German and English version. I can’t decide which I like better, but I do like this record a lot but can’t be trusted to write TYMHMs anymore. This is at least a very good record by my reckoning and should appeal to both folk metal dorks and classic rock/metal retrodorks.2 Give Grendel’s Sÿster its due, this is a damned fine debut album.
Tracks to Check Out: ”Cosmogeny,” “The Plight of the Sorcerer,” “The Fire That Lights Itself” – but really, there isn’t a weak track on here.
#2024 #Aug24 #CruzDelSurMusic #Elastica #FloggingMolly #GrandMagus #GrendelSSÿster #Gygax #HeavyMetal #JethroTull #KatabasisIntoTheAbaton #ThinLizzy #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed2024 #TradMetal #WishboneAsh #XRaySpex
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Grendel’s Sÿster – Katabasis into the Abaton [Things You Might Have Missed 2024]
By Angry Metal Guy
Grendel’s Sÿster’s Katabasis into the Abaton (out August 30th, 2024 from Sur Del Cruz Music [Bandcamp]) caught me off guard. Unlike other members of the Angry Metal Guy staff—such as the venerable, self-aware ape suit they call Druhm who’s just one death away from actually running this show if anything should happen to me—I am not a sucker for just anything that sounds old. Such things do not remind me of my wasted youth, and thus do not earn nostalgia points.1 I was, therefore, thoroughly surprised that, upon listening to Grendel’s Sÿster vicariously through an ill-fated n00b review, I fucking loved it. Billed as “epic metal”—a sound that ranges between “Man do we love Bathory” and, apparently, Grendel’s Sÿster—this German four-piece drops metal that reeks of patchouli and “Atomkraft? Nein, Danke!” to surprising effect. The core of Grendel’s Sÿster’s sound is the combination of fuzzy guitars, bubbly p-bass, and boxy drums into something that will undoubtedly call to mind the ’70s hard rock of your choice: Wishbone Ash, Jethro Tull, Thin Lizzy or nostalgia merchants like Gygax. You know the comps; blend guitar-driven rock with folksy vibes and you have Grendel’s Sÿster nailed down (pretty much).
What differentiates Grendel’s Sÿster from other nostalgiacore acts is twofold: first, unusually catchy hooks (“The Plight of the Sorcerer,” both the start-and-stop intro riff and the gorgeous outro or “Rose Arbor” in its classic gallop and simple melody), and second—and more importantly—is vocalist Caro’s unique voice and delivery. Rather than sounding like a classic metal vocalist, Caro’s approach feels like punk. This punky feel results from her unaffected—that is, forceful and clean with no vibrato—delivery, where she sometimes seems like she’s almost barking melodies in a clear Oxford-via-Stuttgart accent in English. Over catchy, short, and energetic songs, Caro gives Grendel’s Sÿster an edge that vocally evokes X-Ray Spex or Elastica and—when mixed with the folky tendencies in songs like the aforementioned “Rose Arbor”—Flogging Molly. Caro navigates folk (“Golden Key [Won’t Fit]”), metalesque vocal choirs (“Night Owl’s Beak”), and something more dour and ominous (“The Fire That Lights Itself”) with aplomb. But she is at her best when giving unexpected attitude over Grand Magus riffs (“Cosmogeny”).
Katabasis into the Abaton taken as a whole combines energetic performances with unique writing—and an old-school, live feel that works for some, but won’t work for others—but that got under my skin almost immediately. Crazily, I’ve been back to this album repeatedly and can’t seem to quit it. Check the Bandcamp and you’ll get both a German and English version. I can’t decide which I like better, but I do like this record a lot but can’t be trusted to write TYMHMs anymore. This is at least a very good record by my reckoning and should appeal to both folk metal dorks and classic rock/metal retrodorks.2 Give Grendel’s Sÿster its due, this is a damned fine debut album.
Tracks to Check Out: ”Cosmogeny,” “The Plight of the Sorcerer,” “The Fire That Lights Itself” – but really, there isn’t a weak track on here.
#2024 #Aug24 #CruzDelSurMusic #Elastica #FloggingMolly #GrandMagus #GrendelSSÿster #Gygax #HeavyMetal #JethroTull #KatabasisIntoTheAbaton #ThinLizzy #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed #ThingsYouMightHaveMissed2024 #TradMetal #WishboneAsh #XRaySpex
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Le podcast est là :
https://pyongyangcityrockers.wordpress.com/2024/12/18/평양-city-rockers-368-c-est-fini-18-12-2024C'en est bien fini de ce millésime de merde à tous égards, alors pour le dernier PCR de 2024, vos Grands Leaders se paient le luxe d'arriver en retard et de partir un peu dans tous les sens. Y a du #hiphop, du vieux #punk au son fumé, les annonces concerts, des genres de nouveautés, les locaux de la semaine, et l'hommage à Bertrand, un copain de Campus récemment disparu...
#Doss #TaXXmen #DirectAction #ElMomo #Drops #Craiceann #Kneecap #PranjeMozga #PrljavoKazalište #CyrilMokaiesh #Messieurs #Abuse #ActionBronson #Elastica
#hardcore #postpunk
