what are SteamGifters listening lately?

Maisy Kay - Blood Filled Tears
It plays on the main menu of the game Lorelai.

Michael Kiwanuka - Cold Little Heart

Did you ever notice

I'm listening to golden classics
Sonic Youth - Bull In The Heather
Hole - Violet
PJ Harvey - Down By The Water

Obsequiae

ZHEANI - Skin Walker

i've always listened to and liked pixies but never really actually heard it you know? until tonight

Pixies - Doolitle

i can already tell that i will become obsessed with them

Entombed - Left Hand Path

A beautiful new black metal album. The tremolo picking often makes it sound like you are trying to listen to something like Bach through an unstoppable curtain of distortion and noise. Some lovely choirs, too, that go well with the black metal rasps on top.

Aara - Triade I: Eos

Kingdom: Two Crowns (Original Soundtracks)

Chiasm - Disorder

I listen to very different music, from very calm to metal (although I usually prefer less mainstream music). Recently, however, I "discovered" a very original and unusual singer with an interesting voice and personality. She lives with music during performances. I like a lot of songs from her - both original (some of which she wrote and recorded at the age of 11) and covers. Below is a sample of 2 of them from one concert (live).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fc7XWW_Ehb8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh0SWTVwXxw

Later can put some more if anyone will enjoy first ones:).

Lucifer - hard rock, occult rock band
All albums are pretty good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7DipwzfPOM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwAF-9m12Ms

Roy Davis Jr/Peven Everett - Gabriel

A classic ♥

It's often nice to stumble across a record you liked years ago and then forgot. Finding whether you liked it more, or less, or differently than you do now can be part of the fun. Some twenty years after my vinyl player croaked, Youtube was kind enough to remind me of The Greatest Show On Earth, who put out two very 1970 sounding albums at the beginning of that decade. Mixing jazz, funk and soul in the brass-powered manner of Blood, Sweat & Tears or Chicago before adding prog rock into the already-bubbling cauldron made for a sound that I cannot immediately match to any other band I know. Good early 70s pedigree too - for instance, their vocalist / guitarist later moved on to prog stalwarts Fuzzy Duck. Whilst their first album had the more distinctive brass-led sound of the two, I feel that the second album has stronger compositions and really stands proud as a quality prog album irrespective of the sound.

The Greatest Show On Earth - The Going's Easy

Blutengel - Wir Sind Das Licht

https://youtu.be/qyYmS_iBcy4 new favorite