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ph5x5 Best of 2023: #10 - #1
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October 2023 - FREE PALESTINE
Sorry for the wait. September was just a lot to take in. Also I'm sick. After a tepid spring and summer release-wise, last month was absolutely bananas. Sooo much great new music. Narrowing down the list of records I wanted to talk about from September was extremely challenging, but as your willing and gracious host I must do what has to be done to serve the show. Albums discussed below!Animal Collective - Isn't It Now?Anjimile - The KingArmand Hammer - We Buy Diabetic Test StripsDoja Cat - ScarlettOlivia Rodrigo - GUTSOneohtrix Point Never - AgainSarah Mary Chadwick - Messages to GodTaking Meds - Dial M For MedsTomb Mold - The Enduring Spirityeule - softscars August 2023 - Representation
He Remembered Me In The Bathroom - New Friends Fest 2023 ft. Bob McCully, Veronika Gorlova & Sean Sadeghi
Sun's out. Bird's are chirping. And the music is mid. What is up with that. June was one of the weaker months for releases in recent memory but there was still more than enough to talk about. Not to mention I make a great joke about 'email' that is worth listening to the entire episode for. Despite being pretty low key in terms of good releases, one of my most anticipated albums of the year DID drop...and it actually lived up to the hype. Don't you love when that happens? Albums discussed below:Avenged Sevenfold - Life Is But A Dream...Burner - It All Returns to NothingDjango Django - Off PlanetHome is Where - The WhalerLoma Prieta - LastMilitarie Gun - Life Under The GunPupil Slicer - BlossomThantifaxath - Hive Mind Narcosis May was Phil's birthday! Everyone drop a Happy Birthday in the comments. Wait you can't do that for podcasts. Never mind. May was cool in that sense but musically it was somewhat sparse. Don't worry - Phil still managed to find something to ramble about for a straight hour. What else is new? Albums discussed below:billy woods & Kenny Segal - MapsBlindfolded and Led to the Woods - Rejecting ObliterationClark - Sus DogDrain - Living ProofJerome's Dream - The Gray In BetweenKhanate - To Be CruelMandy, Indiana - i've seen a wayMidwife & Vyva Melinkolya - Orbweaving Sorry for the wait. It's been one of those weeks! I promise the wait will be more than worth it though, as April featured some of the best releases of the year so far. Despite my exhaustion and slightly hungover state, I did my best to do them justice. This month featured welcome returns by some old favourites, an unwelcome return by someone just plain old, and the year's first EP inclusion. I'm going to sleep now. Tune in! Albums discussed below:Bell Witch - Future's Shadow Part 1: The Clandestine GateDødheimsgard - Black Medium CurrentJessie Ware - That! Feels Good!Jesus Piece - ...So UnknownJim Legxacy - HNPMMetallica - 72 SeasonsPortrayal of Guilt - Devil MusicTim Hecker - No Highs Listen. What else was I supposed to do, okay? There were FIVE Fridays in March. And great records released on every single one of those Fridays. Rules are meant to be broken or whatever. On this month's episode, I go long (like, way long) on the unexpected highs (and lows) of March's releases, and muses on the unlikely cultural and foundational growth of one of my favourite genres. RIP Ryuichi Sakamoto. Also sorry Katie Gately, I have no idea why I said you were Australian. Albums discussed below: Debby Friday - GOOD LUCK Fever Ray - Radical Romantics Gel - Only Constant The HIRS Collective - We're Still Here JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown - Scaring The Hos Katie Gately - Fawn/Brute Liturgy - 93696 MSPAINT - Post-American slowthai - UGLYY ves Tumour - Praise A Lord Who Chews but Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds) Zulu - A New Tomorrow 100 Gecs - 10,000 Gecs 
