Goldmund

I’ll probably get some stick for this one, but came across this one due to searching out Goldmund after seeing them in the credits for Martyrs.

To most solo piano music there’s no rhyme or reason. It changes tempo, intensity etc in a similar way to a movie, almost like it’s telling a story. This album is different. This has structure, more like a modern pop song, and a repetitiveness which is soothing and relaxing, making it an extremely easy listen, and none of the tracks are overly long.  And I’m not exactly a fan of piano music. See what you think.

http://www.last.fm/music/Goldmund/Two+Point+Discrimination

Goldmund can be found on Napster

More music recommendations over at www.peoplesrepublicofhifi.co.uk

Phutureprimitive

A nice blend of electronic Prodigy/Leftfield style music, which is really well produced.

http://www.myspace.com/phutureprimitive

http://www.last.fm/music/Phutureprimitive

More music recommendations over at www.peoplesrepublicofhifi.co.uk

Warp Technique

Came across a track on Radio Schitzoid last night, which was from their album Make Animals Happy. Apparently classed as ‘techno dub’. You can sample tracks from the cdbaby site

http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/warptechnique

http://www.myspace.com/warptechnique

Black Stone Cherry

Fancy a bit of rock? Give these guys a try – great album.

http://www.myspace.com/blackstonecherry

http://www.blackstonecherry.com/

Sia

If you like Tori Amos, you’ll also like this 2004 album from Australian singer Sia.

http://www.last.fm/music/Sia/Colour%20the%20Small%20One