What song are you currently listening to now?

[Kulerage]

Came across this band recently. I kind of dug what I heard and gave the album a spin about an hour ago. Now on the final track as I type this

[Rothman]

Last song I listened to was "Photograph" by Ed Sheeran, since my wife was the DJ in the car...

[bugo]

Came across this band recently. I kind of dug what I heard and gave the album a spin about an hour ago. Now on the final track as I type this
(Catherine Wheel - Balloon)

I've been listening to Catherine Wheel for more than 30 years. I got into them when I saw the video to "Waydown" and I was blown away. Be sure to listen to the rest of their stuff. I think Ferment is actually one of their weaker albums along with Wishville, even though they both have some great songs on them. Chrome, Happy Days and Adam and Eve are top notch. Be sure to check out the B-side compilation Like Cats and Dogs. It flows better than most albums do. Also, check out Rob Dickinson's solo album Fresh Wine for the Horses. And a live version of "Black Metallic" with the long jam at the end. One of the greatest bands of all time and one of the most underrated and underappreciated bands ever. Congratulations on discovering a band that is little known by the mainstream but highly influential among musicians.

[Kulerage]

Came across this band recently. I kind of dug what I heard and gave the album a spin about an hour ago. Now on the final track as I type this
(Catherine Wheel - Balloon)

I've been listening to Catherine Wheel for more than 30 years. I got into them when I saw the video to "Waydown" and I was blown away. Be sure to listen to the rest of their stuff. I think Ferment is actually one of their weaker albums along with Wishville, even though they both have some great songs on them. Chrome, Happy Days and Adam and Eve are top notch. Be sure to check out the B-side compilation Like Cats and Dogs. It flows better than most albums do. Also, check out Rob Dickinson's solo album Fresh Wine for the Horses. And a live version of "Black Metallic" with the long jam at the end. One of the greatest bands of all time and one of the most underrated and underappreciated bands ever. Congratulations on discovering a band that is little known by the mainstream but highly influential among musicians.

Neat story, and thanks for the tips! I'll be sure to keep this in mind