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From punk and post-hardcore sprouted a movement that clung tight to thrift store shirts and basement show tours, but embraced a more introspective and pop-friendly approach. Within the Midwest, from Canada down to Texas, the “emo” movement took on a life of its own, and its influence still lingers.

Swipe to dig into the albums that helped pioneer the genre.

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From punk and post-hardcore sprouted a movement that clung tight to thrift store shirts and basement show tours, but embraced a more introspective and pop-friendly approach. Within the Midwest, from Canada down to Texas, the “emo” movement took on a life of its own, and its influence still lingers.

Swipe to dig into the albums that helped pioneer the genre.

#EssentialsWithDiscogs

From punk and post-hardcore sprouted a movement that clung tight to thrift store shirts and basement show tours, but embraced a more introspective and pop-friendly approach. Within the Midwest, from Canada down to Texas, the “emo” movement took on a life of its own, and its influence still lingers.

Swipe to dig into the albums that helped pioneer the genre.

#EssentialsWithDiscogs

From punk and post-hardcore sprouted a movement that clung tight to thrift store shirts and basement show tours, but embraced a more introspective and pop-friendly approach. Within the Midwest, from Canada down to Texas, the “emo” movement took on a life of its own, and its influence still lingers.

Swipe to dig into the albums that helped pioneer the genre.

#EssentialsWithDiscogs

From punk and post-hardcore sprouted a movement that clung tight to thrift store shirts and basement show tours, but embraced a more introspective and pop-friendly approach. Within the Midwest, from Canada down to Texas, the “emo” movement took on a life of its own, and its influence still lingers.

Swipe to dig into the albums that helped pioneer the genre.

#EssentialsWithDiscogs

From punk and post-hardcore sprouted a movement that clung tight to thrift store shirts and basement show tours, but embraced a more introspective and pop-friendly approach. Within the Midwest, from Canada down to Texas, the “emo” movement took on a life of its own, and its influence still lingers.

Swipe to dig into the albums that helped pioneer the genre.

#EssentialsWithDiscogs

From punk and post-hardcore sprouted a movement that clung tight to thrift store shirts and basement show tours, but embraced a more introspective and pop-friendly approach. Within the Midwest, from Canada down to Texas, the “emo” movement took on a life of its own, and its influence still lingers.

Swipe to dig into the albums that helped pioneer the genre.

#EssentialsWithDiscogs

“The @barrywhitemusic sound is immaculate...and [this record of Mexican covers] is f**king dope as hell,” says @AdrianYounge, co-founder of @jazzisdead and proprietor of @linearlabsmusic to @KCRW DJ and “Mornings Become Eclectic” host @NovenaCarmel.

Link in bio to dig into more of Younge’s favorite records.

For this edition of the #DiscogsListeningRoom, the following equipment was used: @Wrensilva M1 Console and @ortofon_official 2M Bronze Cartidge.

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

@stephenomalley74 and Greg Anderson of @sunnofficial have been pushing metal into the red for decades. On the heels of their @SubPop debut, the duo shares five records each that inspired the making of it.

Photo by @charles.peterson.photographer

"Music is kind of like a wonderful witchcraft," says Brittany Benton, aka @djredibeats and owner of @brittanysrecordshop. "You mix the lights, the spectacles, and the constant beat."

Link in bio to dig into the records that shaped her sound.

Old school never dies! 🔥

Today, the album of the day on tape is an absolute foundation of death metal, still resonating powerfully today. Death's "Leprosy" is a milestone in death metal, forever defining and shaping the genre with its raw sound, Chuck Schuldiner's technical riffs, and the iconic track "Pull the Plug." The sound is the key work of Scott Burns at Morrisound Recording in Tampa, Florida.

Cassette by Metal Mind Productions

#death #chuckschuldiner #leprosy #oldschooldeathmetal #deathmetal

First Listen of @eobofficial’s ‘Blue Morpho’ vinyl from on the @wrensilva Studio record console. Out this Friday 22nd May.

‘Blue Morpho’ is Ed at his most honest and unguarded, a record that sounds like four years of real life distilled into seven tracks. Hypnotic psych-folk, beguiling trip-hop, radiant guitars, and a luminous stillness that doesn’t just ask to be heard, it asks to be felt. Born out of darkness and rebuilt through nature and slow creative reckoning, this is the kind of record where vinyl gives you everything: every orchestral swell, every flute texture, every slow burn exactly as it was meant to land.

Order ‘Blue Morpho’ on vinyl via the link in bio/stories or via @transgressivehq store.

"I always say that if I couldn't record on tape anymore, I wouldn't make music," says @AdrianYounge, co-founder of @jazzisdead and proprietor of @linearlabsmusic.

Link in bio to step inside Younge's entirely analog studio.

The man. The legend. Mulatu Astatke.

Alto saxophonist and flutist @alanbraufman first emerged in New York's 1970s loft-jazz scene with his debut album, @ValleyofSearch. Now, Braufman returns to the spotlight with 'Anthem for Peace,' a new studio album that captures his sound in the present tense.

To celebrate the album's release, Braufman shares five albums "of what I consider to have been the most meaningful and most influential to me. The vast majority of my record collection was acquired during my teen years, ages 13-19. Those were the formative years, and I was fortunate to be around at such an exciting time for music, the '60s."

#5RecordsWithDiscogs

Alto saxophonist and flutist @alanbraufman first emerged in New York's 1970s loft-jazz scene with his debut album, @ValleyofSearch. Now, Braufman returns to the spotlight with 'Anthem for Peace,' a new studio album that captures his sound in the present tense.

To celebrate the album's release, Braufman shares five albums "of what I consider to have been the most meaningful and most influential to me. The vast majority of my record collection was acquired during my teen years, ages 13-19. Those were the formative years, and I was fortunate to be around at such an exciting time for music, the '60s."

#5RecordsWithDiscogs

Alto saxophonist and flutist @alanbraufman first emerged in New York's 1970s loft-jazz scene with his debut album, @ValleyofSearch. Now, Braufman returns to the spotlight with 'Anthem for Peace,' a new studio album that captures his sound in the present tense.

To celebrate the album's release, Braufman shares five albums "of what I consider to have been the most meaningful and most influential to me. The vast majority of my record collection was acquired during my teen years, ages 13-19. Those were the formative years, and I was fortunate to be around at such an exciting time for music, the '60s."

#5RecordsWithDiscogs

Alto saxophonist and flutist @alanbraufman first emerged in New York's 1970s loft-jazz scene with his debut album, @ValleyofSearch. Now, Braufman returns to the spotlight with 'Anthem for Peace,' a new studio album that captures his sound in the present tense.

To celebrate the album's release, Braufman shares five albums "of what I consider to have been the most meaningful and most influential to me. The vast majority of my record collection was acquired during my teen years, ages 13-19. Those were the formative years, and I was fortunate to be around at such an exciting time for music, the '60s."

#5RecordsWithDiscogs

Alto saxophonist and flutist @alanbraufman first emerged in New York's 1970s loft-jazz scene with his debut album, @ValleyofSearch. Now, Braufman returns to the spotlight with 'Anthem for Peace,' a new studio album that captures his sound in the present tense.

To celebrate the album's release, Braufman shares five albums "of what I consider to have been the most meaningful and most influential to me. The vast majority of my record collection was acquired during my teen years, ages 13-19. Those were the formative years, and I was fortunate to be around at such an exciting time for music, the '60s."

#5RecordsWithDiscogs

Alto saxophonist and flutist @alanbraufman first emerged in New York's 1970s loft-jazz scene with his debut album, @ValleyofSearch. Now, Braufman returns to the spotlight with 'Anthem for Peace,' a new studio album that captures his sound in the present tense.

To celebrate the album's release, Braufman shares five albums "of what I consider to have been the most meaningful and most influential to me. The vast majority of my record collection was acquired during my teen years, ages 13-19. Those were the formative years, and I was fortunate to be around at such an exciting time for music, the '60s."

#5RecordsWithDiscogs

Alto saxophonist and flutist @alanbraufman first emerged in New York's 1970s loft-jazz scene with his debut album, @ValleyofSearch. Now, Braufman returns to the spotlight with 'Anthem for Peace,' a new studio album that captures his sound in the present tense.

To celebrate the album's release, Braufman shares five albums "of what I consider to have been the most meaningful and most influential to me. The vast majority of my record collection was acquired during my teen years, ages 13-19. Those were the formative years, and I was fortunate to be around at such an exciting time for music, the '60s."

#5RecordsWithDiscogs

💿 The Stone Roses

🏷 Silvertone Records

🎵 Madchester Rock / Rock and Roll / Indie

📆 2nd May 1989

🎤 I Am The Ressurection

#earpudding #thestoneroses

#184 in rotation in Milan 🇮🇹
Sade — Diamond Life
With the @sony D-50 portable CD player and @bangolufsen Form-2 headphones. A 1984 record on 80s hardware. Sade’s debut album, recorded in six weeks at Power Plant Studios in London. Won Best British Album at the Brits and went on to sell over seven million copies.

Released on this day 🎸

Rising is the second studio album released by the British rock band Rainbow on May 17, 1976 by Oyster Records. A very significant milestone celebrating 50 years of ‘70s hard rock.

Following the release of Rainbow’s debut album bandleader and lead guitarist dismissed all members except vocalist Ronnie James Dio. Needing new members for an upcoming tour and album, Ritchie Blackmore recruited Cozy Powell (Drums), Jimmy Bain (Bass), and Tony Carey (keyboard). The new lineup began rehearsing and touring late 1975.

The album comes in at 33:28, with two tracks exceeding 8 minutes, both on side two.

#music #vinyl #record #recordcollection #vinylcollection