Wednesday, August 31, 2022

Hoosier Music Tier List 2022 (July & August)


Monthly Ratings:
July - 3.4 (B+)
August - 2.7 (B-)

Favorite Album of the Month (& 2 Runner-Ups):
August -
(1) Itty Bity MIDI Committee - Vial Witchcraft (2020)
(2) Michelle Qureshi - Seventh Wave (2017)
(3) Animal Hero - Burn Pile (2021)

July -
(1) A Caesar Holiday (2008)
(2) Burt Orange - Selections from the Produce Section (2022)
(3) Kyle Kovachic - Chair (2020)

S-Tier:
Burt Orange - Selections from the Produce Section (2022)
A Caesar Holiday (2008)

A-Tier:
Itty Bity MIDI Committee - Vial Witchcraft (2020)

B-Tier:
Calendar Year - s/t (2021)
Kyle Kovachic - Chair (2020)
Lights Strung Like Stars - It Gave Way to More Than You Could Imagine (2021)
Michelle Qureshi - Seventh Wave (2017)
Some Dogs - Somewhere Sunny (2020)

C-Tier:
Animal Hero - Burn Pile (2021)
Aar2367 - Electropogenic (2013)
Cult of Jester - Funkatron Remastered (2017)
Israeli Murder Planes (2021)
Pat & the Pissers - Soil (2022)
Wolf Woolf - Frankie Greenwood Sings A Boston Marriage (2010)



Monday, August 22, 2022

Itty Bitty Midi Committee - Vial Witchcraft (2020) [Lafayette, IN]

Itty Bitty MIDI Committee is a solo electronic project by Shevanel of Lafayette, Indiana. This album combines drum & bass, synth, hardstyle, and other genres of electronic music to create a complex yet accessible music that sounds wholly unique. Definitely check out the other albums offered on Bandcamp!





Sunday, August 21, 2022

Animal Hero - Burn Pile (2021) [Mishawaka, IN]

Animal Hero is an alt-rock / indie rock group out of Mishawaka, IN. This album has an amateurish quality to it but with a lot of potential. Hopefully they continue making music.

Friday, August 12, 2022

Israeli Murder Planes - self-titled (2021) [Anderson, IN]

This is the self-titled release from 2019. It's a fairly straightforward post-punk / grunge album. It's nothing revolutionary. It's also name your price including free on Bandcamp.


Tuesday, August 9, 2022

Michelle Qureshi - Seventh Wave (2017) [Carmel, IN]

Michelle Qureshi's Seventh Wave (2017) fits somewhere in the intersection of ambient, new age, and neo-classical. This would be a fitting album for an adventure- and exploration-centric role playing game or as ethereal background music for a movie.


NOTE: There's a Michelle Qureshi who was married to Christian apologist who converted from Islam. It's a different person