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jack_rae
https://jackrae.bandcamp.com/album/ritual-demos new music sampling the 60's UK underground scene music of pagan folk and psychedelic rock. The concept is kind of like you're in the 60's and you're partying with hippies around Glastonbury, as the night gets darker and disorentating, the only thing that's starting to align is the stars and planets and the partying turns to a ritual, and you suddenly realise the reason you're invited. Or something like that.
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fehyv
Dude! I came across you on some RiFF RAFF song page, out of all places... You said that I'm GOATed? ME??! When you...YOU! Have Shadrach as top song by The b.e.a.s.t.i.e. boys! A whole respectable scrobbleamount of animal collective + solo. Have an AMAZING top-beach-boys-tracks... like, Big Sur @ Top 5?. Sir - you're the real one! YOU know where it's at!
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jack_rae
Thank you! Really love how you've pointed out those incredible deep cuts. I got obsessed during locked down. I'm going through redundancy at work currently. in the process of typing up why I'm leaving to protect my wellbeing, and read your message and it's really just occurred to me that those tracks like Big Sur, and solo Panda Bear tracks are wellbeing songs to me
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maestrohoratio
Hullo, hope you're doing good! Do you have any recommendations in a similar vein to steve von till's solo stuff?
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maestrohoratio
Thank you so much, these are great recs!! I also adore the early traditional british folk music so this compilation is a great find for that as well.
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jack_rae
Yeah, I wasn't even aware of this sort of music and there's loads of cool bands, that go way more into psych and wickerman style folk. Funnily enough I started watching a doc about Paul McCartney's missing bass guitar (amazing doc btw) and one of the bands, Pink Fairies, was one of the suspects!
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maestrohoratio
It is cool yes! I have listened to bands like comus, and steeleye span etc., but besides that I'm not much familiar with the genre, esp not the more underground acts in it. I will check out the doc too, sounds interesting. Btw, now that I think about it, you will probably enjoy dead can dance (if you haven't already heard them) since their music draws greatly from pagan traditions (among other things)
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Mrhlactionman
Your compatibility with jack_rae is Low. You both listen to Om, Nujabes and Miles Davis.
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jack_rae
Hey, they're amazing. I got my family cat Mitsy who is a 16 year old tortoiseshell. She has the best temperament. So decided to get two more. Treacle and Truffle. Little hell raisers who have their own quirky personalities. Tortoiseshells are really vocal too, it's like they try and talk to you and will respond if you talk to them. Treace is friendlier, whereas Truffle (the darker kitten) takes a little longer to come out of her shell, but acts a lot more sassier.
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jack_rae
It was a worry because they said they'd be done by 3pm, at 4pm I got quite worried. But they're all good now. They should have their cones of shames off by thursday. They're a little bit more affectionate now too. One had a heat beforehand and she was so uncomfortable that the only way you could calm her was holding her close your chest
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jack_rae
New track! Sampled a lot of Religious rock and Spiritual Jazz to make a track that's basically about some old testament prophet getting a mad psychedelic vision - Might do more of this, just need to find the right samples to fit the theme. But I've got distracted with a English hippie pagan folk/Avalanches - Wildflower sort of idea - https://jackrae.bandcamp.com/album/visions-of-enoch
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Willsaunders7
thank you for the follow . you seem a lil swagged out like this is some cool and diverse shit right here
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HumbleGold
Yea its not just rain in england but B got a lot of original production. I think its bullshit AI thats mass flagging for removal
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jack_rae
Yo, I was just thinking about this again last night. Worried a lot of my favourite rappers and producers are going to get flagged for samples. Was even debating uploading my own music to Spotify but won't bother now. I remember back when I was twitter Lil B inboxed me for beats (mental I know - didn't respond too scared of rejection lol) so he must do stuff with producers and get approval on artists original beats too
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beardedbanshee
Congrats on the 500k! What were some of your favorite releases of 2025? Working on my year-end-list and trying to cover anything I might've missed.
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jack_rae
Thank you! I saw this on Friday and I've been trying to have a think about it. The older I get the more older my taste gets, however I have loved Black Country New Road, Danny Brown, Oneohtrix Point Never, De La Soul (saving my replays for Summer) and Ethel Cain - Perverts more so than WT but both are great
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beardedbanshee
I'll check out that De La Soul album, haven't heard it yet. Love the Danny Brown and OPN records!
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jack_rae
Right back at you - I love OPN. R Plus 7 was my go to reading album when I would get on a train. I remember sampling one of his tracks from Garden of Delete (it was a piano version of Animals that he posted to Youtube) and put an acapella of Get Low by Lil Jon & The Eastside boys to it haha!
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jack_rae
Yeah, it's autumnal and autumn is the most nostalgic season. everything is beautiful and colourful but at the same time fleeting, like a sunset, in it's nostalgia because winter in approaching. It's like the last glimpses of the summer are fading away but you always remember the bright parts, which is the same about the music that resonates with you for the season
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Haslil
It was quite difficult to recommend you something because every time I checked, you already knew the artist or had listened to the album I had in mind for you. Try with Rainer Veil's "New Brutalism". Let me know if you enjoy it! I had that album on a loop for a while. If you're up for something more obscure, Natural Snow Buildings is for you. I'm still mesmerized by "The Winter Ray".
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jack_rae
Uploaded it here, it's the first track with the most imaginative track title. I need to take a look Didnt It Rain because the bass sounds odd on different speakers and I'm submitting that to a compilation for the new year https://jackrae.bandcamp.com/album/something-borrowed-something-new
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jack_rae
I also really enjoy Steve Von Til's solo albums. He's in the sludge metal band Neurosis. But his solo albums are somewhere between country, americana, drone, english folk and sort of folksy pagan influences. It's all tied together nicely so they don't feel like jarring style's
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jack_rae
OH yeah, I've got a massive autumnal playlist going while I'm working today. So there's loads of oldies and sort of spooky atmospheric tracks going, it's usually to set a vibe but also for some musical inspiration to appear in the background, but does fir a Lynchian vibe. The kittens have been acting strangely funnily enough
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sungtothenorth
Your compatibility with jack_rae is Super. You both listen to Celer, Fontaines D.C. and Stars of the Lid.
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numinousness
of course, huge Celer fan :) i don't think it's satire, just an artist expanding outside of their traditional sonic palette. not a huge fan of his Long Trax series but Acid Trax from 2024 has some incredible hypnotic sounds on it. as for Warmth, i recommend exploring beyond Parallel. i think that's when he finally comes into full form (post-2018).
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jack_rae
You're right. long Tracks 3 shows a lot of progression. There's one remix of his that sounds amazing too. I'm gonna keep an eye on that project because Celer has made it's way into my top 25 artists in a very short time, especially considering the length of the tracks. Honestly my favourite thing about Warmth is his album covers, it's like he's fully incontrol of everything he releases. Even his DJ mixes seem expertly curated, which is something I'd never expect for drone music
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numinousness
Celer is quite special for sure, and has a distinctive style which sets him apart. and i still haven't exhaustively listened to his whole discography(!) i prefer Warmth's purely ambient releases as opposed to the dub techno (e.g. SVLBRD). but everything on his Archives label is great. funny you mention album covers, and i agree... often times it's even possible to tell if an album is going to slap or not just based on the album cover, regardless of genre. Chihei Hatakeyama's discography is a prime example of this - also in a league of his own sonically
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SouptheHoop
my grandpa’s name was jack. you have one of the best librariest ive ever stumbled upon on last.fm and I been on here since 2010 you even make music and mention plunderphonics in your about me. ill check out your stuff when im off work 10/10 champ
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jack_rae
wow, this was such a wholesome comment to pick up on this morning! I've got your soundcloud loaded up and will listen while working! You've got a lot of my favourite albums on your. Weirdly I was working on some stuff for 2 bandcamp compilations, one of completed tracks and another of shorter unfinished tracks (I'm just editing them to 80/160bpm) and I'm going to make a long form mix of 30-60 second mixes, a little like how the new Skillex album is presented
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ringwald-haze
enjoy!! my favourite psychedelic MCB track is probably the sunshine underground, what do u think? i need to listen to more of their stuff though
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onomatopo3ia
Your compatibility with jack_rae is Low. You both listen to The Beach Boys, J Dilla and Chet Baker. You're a very cool guy. Have a great day man :)
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onomatopo3ia
Condolences about your cold, hope the soup's good! Rest well and a cracking weekend to you too! 💤💤💤
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jack_rae
2024 Albums of the year in chronological order of release BONES - Champion Logic1000 - Mother Khruangbin - A La Sala Nia Archives - Silence is Loud Four Tet - Three Jamie xx - In Waves Caribou - Honey Infinity Frequencies - The First Machine Mount Eerie - Night Palace Kendrick Lamar - GNX
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camusunder
I absolutely love it. The length was intimidating to me, but to me it's pretty cohesive, if eclectic. It's very different for Mount Eerie, but brings me nostalgia for The Glow Pt. 2.
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jack_rae
Thank you - great taste! I really love Miles' Lift the Scaffold album, or Kind of Blue as an easy pick for chilling in the evening or with food. Really enjoying Khruangbin and their new album. I was just in Corfu and I had them in my head phones alot while sunbathing. And Teebs is one of my all time favourites, love his debut the most, sounds the rawest and most textured and blissful. Usually play him around 5am if there's a nice sunrise coming through. What about you?
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zoeystarr
thanks! from miles my fav is probably In a Silent Way... Birth of the Cool is great too! for Khruangbin, with no doubt I like their debut the most, its one of those albums I could play in any time or mood and id still love it. Also I agree with you on Teebs! just relistened to ardour recently and I do think its his best :)
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silvascreendeth
tell me about it man, looking at my watchlist reach nearly 1k is giving me an aneurysm every time lmaooo
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jack_rae
Speaking of jazz, I finally got around to making a sample based song that uses the riffs from Some Other Time, Peace Piece and Flamenco Sketches. There was a Far Right riot in my hometown on Sunday, so I tried to distract myself with music and avoid looking at social media because it was pure chaos! https://jackrae.bandcamp.com/track/someothertime
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jack_rae
Sit down for a history lesson: I had an account when I was 18, but restarted it when I was about 21. back in the day, the old ipod classics used to scrobble songs 2 or 3 times and it messed with stats. You had to plug the ipod into the computer and scrobble it manually. Had to illegally download music via blogspot links, risking my computer with viruses on dodgy links, then extract them with WinZip. Some albums would leak weeks before but have tracks missing. I remember having Crack The Skye by Mastodon with the last track missing (the best track imo) and I went to the gig with only hearing it a few times
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Lichtjaren
Ha, those were the times. My computer wouldn't recognize my iPod half of the time and would sometimes disconnect halfway through synchronization. How fun.
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OvO_Pigeon
that's so cool, it'd be so cool to live in the early days of tech and computers and stuff. History. 📿
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DZRTsurfer88
Happy 4th of July my friend! i hope You are having a good1!! And here is a 50 song playlist for Today that includes patriotic songs; slices of Americana; references to individual states, cities, suburbs, small towns, and even some songs that could be considered dissent.. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6J5QVV6xyp8XlSE9OONoed?si=42607aebb35f41ad You probably won't like every song on the playlist, but here's hoping You enjoy some of them:*%*)
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