Blog updated with today's post and fixed yesterday's as requested.

From here on out expect 2 albums every day for a while.

Black Swan Lane is muy bueno. Some interesting styles I heard integrated with the main dream pop/post-punk sound. Particularly enjoyed "What You Dream"

Mainliner is a new fave album from this thread.

Supuration - The Cube
Genre: Progressive Death Metal
Year: 1993

This is quite possibly the least brutal death metal album of all time, combining more clean vocals (mostly in the coldwave/post-punk style) than harsh, just as much cymbal-work as drums, middle-ground tempos, extensive use of effects, and a strong focus on cold atmospherics.
On top of that I'm usually immediately turned off anytime a metal band goes for a futuristic vibe in their music, but this is a very rare exception. Excellent album that went from something I expected to hate to a DM favorite.

Recommended If You Like: Cadaver meets Voivod.

The Cube
The Accomplishment

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The Heavy Blinkers - The Night And I Are Still So Young
Genre: Chamber Pop
Year: 2004

Ultra-lightweight retro pop bordering on so many ideas at once that it would be overwhelming if not for the incredibly mellow vibe it carries throughout.
This is one of the ultimate feel-good Autumn records in my collection.

Recommended If You Like: Burt Bacharach, Brian Wilson, The Left Banke, Polyphonic Spree, The Free Design, and The High Llamas.

Try Telling That To My Baby
The Night And I Are Still So Young

EDIT: Blog updated.

Didn't think this was possible Stasis, but I prefer Black Swan Lane to anything done by The Chameleons...have mercy!

I finally got around to spinning the Railway Children after downloading it a while ago. Great album

Friendsound - Joyride
Genre: Psychedelic Rock
Year: 1969

Former members of Paul Revere & The Raiders showing how much they appreciate musique concrete.
Probably a bit long-winded for weiners seeking out basic psych-rock, but anyone with an ounce of interest in deep psych jamming and sound collage will probably love this.

Recommended If You Like: The United States of America, The Red Krayola, The Dukes Of Stratosphear, Cromagnon, Brainticket, and Arzachel.

Joyride
Love Sketch
Lost Angel St.

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Lee Clayton - Naked Child
Genre: Outlaw Country/Folk Rock
Year: 1979

Primarily known as a songwriter, this album stands up to the greatest in the genre, despite it's less rowdy approach. Allmusic can suck it hard.

Recommended If You Like: Willie Nelson, Steve Earle, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Guy Clark, and Jerry Jeff Walker.

I Ride Alone
I Love You
A Little Cocaine

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Friendsound - Joyride
Genre: Psychedelic Rock
Year: 1969

Former members of Paul Revere & The Raiders showing how much they appreciate musique concrete.
Probably a bit long-winded for weiners seeking out basic psych-rock, but anyone with an ounce of interest in deep psych jamming and sound collage will probably love this.

Recommended If You Like: The United States of America, The Red Krayola, The Dukes Of Stratosphear, Cromagnon, Brainticket, and Arzachel.

Joyride
Love Sketch
Lost Angel St.

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Lee Clayton - Naked Child
Genre: Outlaw Country/Folk Rock
Year: 1979

Primarily known as a songwriter, this album stands up to the greatest in the genre, despite it's less rowdy approach. Allmusic can suck it hard.

Recommended If You Like: Willie Nelson, Steve Earle, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Guy Clark, and Jerry Jeff Walker.

I Ride Alone
I Love You
A Little Cocaine

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Blog updated.

if I were to make a list of top songs in this thread, "No Doves Fly Here" by The Mob would easily be in the Top 10