[theintention]

Various Artists - All The People Vol. 1

QT-X / DC-Elite

The Glitch Mob lost a member, started a record label and moved their music forward to an old school rave flavor, blending breaks and jungle for fresh sounds.

This is their first label compilation.

 

[Shane D]

New week, new head-hugger, HD660S2:

 

[Hypops]

On the road, so I’m down to just a few IEMs and my trusty little Qudelix dongle for the summer. Today, it’s the Symphonium Meteor. While these are usually thought of as bass monsters, the selling point for me is their upper mid and treble range. Truly exceptional.

Symphonium Meteor < Qudelix 5K < iPhone (Tidal)

Yuja Wang Plays Mendelssohn (2022), Yuja Wang and the Verbier Festival Orchestra

A global rockstar in all but genre.

 

[alekc]

M-Scaler > TT2 > Envy Performance Edition > T+A Solitaire P-SE

The Envy control of bass makes you wonder on the first track of the album: do I prefer trumpet or drums more? At the end you just marvel at the music while relaxing by watching light glow from Envy tubes

 

[Leonarfd]

AüR Audio Aehta + HIBY R8 II
https://tidal.com/browse/album/343743943?u

Finnish metal, super group with musicians from Nightwish, Wintersun, myGRAIN, Finntroll and Children Of Bodom.

 

[SlothRock]

New Billie Eilish album, "Hit Me Hard & Soft", sounding great through my DCA E3's > Holo Spring 3 KTE > Holo Bliss!! Love love love the production on this album (like all of her albums)

 

[Leonarfd]

New Billie Eilish album, "Hit Me Hard & Soft", sounding great through my DCA E3's > Holo Spring 3 KTE > Holo Bliss!! Love love love the production on this album (like all of her albums)

Yeah, I liked her last album, maybe more than her previous album.
Her brother Finneas also deserve some good praise for his work also, but its natural that Billie is the one people talk about as its labelled under her name and since she is the vocalist.

 

[SlothRock]

Yeah, I liked her last album, maybe more than her previous album.
Her brother Finneas also deserve some good praise for his work also, but its natural that Billie is the one people talk about as its labelled under her name and since she is the vocalist.

Yea, Finneas deserves equal credit. Without him, Billie isn't the same artist. They're a fantastic combo together.

 

[pataburd]

Focal Clear OG [w/NeoTech solid core UPOCC 4x 28AWG Ag + 4x 24AWG Cu hpc, Oratory 1990 EQ]<--Violectric V222 [w/Marigo Audio Lab ceramic isolation cones/bases]<--NeoTech NES(Y)-3002 RCA . . . <--Mojo Audio Mystique v.1 [w/Synergistic Research MiG Isolation Footers@"Ambient" configuration] . . . <--Lenovo G50 (LAN)|Apple music:

[TelArc 1984]

 

[alekc]

Another jazz album for the evening

Still on M-Scaler > TT2 > Envy Performance Edition > T+A Solitaire P-SE

 

[Leonarfd]

AüR Audio Ascension + HIBY R8 II

https://tidal.com/browse/album/340220122?u

 

[RBRIII]

Apple USB-C Dongle (work laptop) > Koss KPH 30i

 

[Matchi]

Roon > CA 200M > V222 > Beyer T1.2

 

[Davidzak64]

roon => SMSL SU9 => Violectric V222 => Denon AH-D7200



Core (1992) by Stone Temple Pilots - A blend of Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains and Soundgarden with great song writing ability, they should have been bigger but were possibly held back simply because of their similarity to those three bands. They certainly write great guitar riffs and Scott Weiland's vocals were up there with the best of them but they also sound great when they quiet things down a bit with class songs such as Creep. The bass / drums rhythm section sound really powerful through the D7200's, loads of low grunt and rumble.

I consider them to be the best of all the grunge bands. They are my favorite.
Maybe they were more popular here in the states.

 

[rids57]

I consider them to be the best of all the grunge bands. They are my favorite.
Maybe they were more popular here in the states.

I think you're right about that, their second album, Purple, was the only one to make much headway on the UK charts, reaching No.10. Alice in Chains did about the same but Soundgarden and especially Pearl Jam did much better. After listening to STP most of today I can see why they are your favourite and they have certainly gone way up in my estimation.