For me it's Glow On by Turnstile, and it's not even a genre that I usually listen to.

Honorable mention to Red (Taylor's version) for the great rerecording and excellent production.

Turnstile live!

 

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John Carpenter – LOST THEMES III: ALIVE AFTER DEATH (05. Februar 2021)

Moby – REPRISE (28. Mai 2021)

Gary Numan – INTRUDER (21. Mai 2021)

 

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Which year again?

 

Ice Nine Kills - The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood

 

St. Vincent - Daddy's Home

Little Simz - Sometimes I Might Be an Introvert

 

They make albums still? Thought they only make Tik-Tok singles these days

 

My favorite so far: Alison Wonderland NYE mix
https://music.apple.com/us/album/nye-2022-dj-mix/1600733264

 

It's still Tom Waits - Blue Valentine.

Whatever year this is.

 

This band is getting big now, and it's weird to see hardcore on primetime US TV!

 

Hardcore? In my eye jumping around doesn't make it hardcore. It's closer to softcore to me compared to...

Which is my favorite Album Of Some Ramdom Year...but never mind, I'm just the bullocks.

 

Well they are post-hardcore, but what I meant is they have been performing live on TV shows that had generally stopped showcasing guitar bands quite some time back. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come, and we will see more of it in the future.

 

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@Zenarcist i saw turnstile a few times right after their first EP dropped in 2011, so wild to see the arc from makeshift stage on the floor of a DIY venue to late night TV

the members of that band play in a few other prominent hardcore bands and their early material had a lot more in common with hardcore music than their sound does now, so they sort of get grandfathered into the descriptor pretty often despite all the sonic differences. more of a vibe / attitude thing

this is my favorite one of the year so far. every track's a heater

 

3 legendary people in one project: Claudia Brucken, Susanne Freytag & producer/mixer Stephen Lipson.

 

I started collecting guitars a few years back after experiencing creative block when using electronic instruments, so I may be a little biased A lot of their audience are still fairly young, so it could be a generational thing?

 

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Mine! And I'm the only one that's heard it!

 

Actually mine is better and nobody has heard it either, not even me, because it only exists inside my head

 

That depends on your definition of "hear" then... if you imagine hearing something, do you hear it? If you picture something in your mind, do you see it??