Music Mince 9 [Dish #36]

[gimmepie]

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Weekly Music Mince

It's that time again readers! This week I went on a bit of a Rise Records spree so there's a fair bit of that in there, however simply in general there is a slightly darker tone in this weeks selection. Nonetheless, I hope you enjoy what I have for you this week because I certainly have.

For a bit of a change, this week I will not be sharing my interpretations of the songs because I would much rather hear yours.


Number One
Song: Dressed in Black
Artist: Sia




Number Two
Song: I Am
Artist: Hands Like Houses




Number Three
Song: My House
Artist: PRVIS




Number Four
Song: White Noise
Artist: PRVIS




Number Five
Song: Believe
Artist: Mumford and Sons




Number Six
Song: Whole Lotta Love
Artist: Led Zeppelin




Number Seven
Song: Aw Yeah?
Artist: Tech N9ne




Number Eight
Song: Make Me Wanna Die
Artist: The Pretty Reckless




Number Nine
Song: Amen
Artist: Halestorm




Number Ten
Song: Dead Inside
Artist: Muse

I can't link you to a video for this one because the only good one contains nudity.

Anyway, that's my ten picks for this week. Please share your opinions in the comments section below.
-Gimmepie

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[Hikamaru]

Mumford & Sons without banjos will literally take forever for me to get used to, but at the same time I'll be interested to see how the rest of Wilder Mind is going to sound like.

Muse's new album Drones will definitely be a welcome release for the fans who loved their older material since it seems like a return to the sound of the early days. Thank god I can now forget about the complete joke of an album that was The 2nd Law.

 

[gimmepie]

Mumford & Sons without banjos will literally take forever for me to get used to, but at the same time I'll be interested to see how the rest of Wilder Mind is going to sound like.

Muse's new album Drones will definitely be a welcome release for the fans who loved their older material since it seems like a return to the sound of the early days. Thank god I can now forget about the complete joke of an album that was The 2nd Law.

So far I have enjoyed Believe and The Wolf, however I don't think the latter is comparable to their previous work. I am curious to see how the rest of the album goes.

I tend to agree that Muse's last album wasn't very good, I won't completely write it off though since it produced Madness and Panic Station both of which I quite enjoy. Drones looks like it will be a significant improvement though, so far both singles have been thoroughly enjoyable.