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A little venture into 70s jazzy funk, namely Donald Byrd's 'Places and Spaces', Ramsey Lewis' 'Sun Goddess' and Bobbi Humphrey's 'Fancy Dancer'. Real smooth grooves. Gonna dig deeper into all the Lonnie Smith stuff soon. I've got one of his records and it's a favorite.
Lately, rotation has been.... The Mars Volta, Husker Du, Man or Astroman? Pelican and Russian Circles.
These days, I listen to https://somafm.com (Drone Zone & Deep Space One channels mostly.) I have an extensive collection of all kinds of challenging music, but these days chill out to on-line stuff, or play with my gear.
@Bsteff21 wow I'm surprised to see Pelican and Russian Circles on this forum! Both great bands. I've seen and hung out with Russian Circles a couple of times
Indeed time to dig out some Carcass, that was some time ago. Otherwise they are stated as one of the main influences to Black Dahlia (along with all the Swedish melodic death metal bands of course, and Carcass has a quite decent Swedish heritage as well, counting musicians over the years, given that Carcass are from England). Too long since I listened to them though, so have to rectify that.
Today i will be mainly listening to - Eels
Villagers, Al Green. Tried the new Daughter release but it didn't do much for me on first listen. PaleHound and Unloved are catching my ear at the moment and will probably be next up.
Anything bowie ..including the 90s stuff I missed at the time...love Outside and Earthling
Replaying a lot of my vinyls for the first time in decades..love every scratch:
Never mind the bollocks..
The Cars
Television. Marquee Moon
Jimmy Durante
Roberta Flack
JJ Cale. Grasshopper
Digital :
Daft Punk
The Gaslight Anthem
The Radiators
Love Todd Rundgren also. I remember seeing Utopia support Led Zeppelin at Knebworth.
Nice. Somehow, I had a few songs on heavy rotation on dronezone for several years. No idea how the came across them but it was a solid ego boost!
Some of my favorites there.
I was listening to Fancy Dancer' today too. 'Street Lady' is my favorite Donald Byrd album. 
Is that Lonnie Smith or Lonnie Liston Smith you're talking about? They're both great.
True, Surgical Steel(the newest release) , it's like a perfect blend of their post GrindCore days and their Melodic Death days.
Phil Seymour self-titled (1980 'power-pop'), Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion album (best pure pop album since '99), and then a ton of Krautrock along the lines of Michael Rother of Neu! & Manuel Gottsching of Ashra/Ash Ra Tempel.
I only recently discovered the landmark Damned record, "Machine Gun Etiquette" and it's been on heavy rotation since. How could I have lived my whole life and not known this beefy slab of truly classic and surprisingly melodic punk energy even existed? Especially when it features one of my favorite NWOBHM icons, Tank's affable Algy Ward, on bass?
BTW - @Lady_App_titude, thanks for the Steinman on Rundgren link. Loved that. "So do you want a Kawasaki, a Yamaha, or a Harley Davidson ... Yeah, I figured."
Gary Numan: Splinter (songs from a broken mind) and his live albums Big noise transmission and the just released Here in the black-live at Hollywood forever cemetery. Full of energy! Amazing.
A bit of variety for me recently...Miles Davis: Sketches of Spain; Special EFX: Mystique; Patrick Moraz: Human Interface; Black Sabbath:13
+1. It's a classic. Off to see them at IOW festival in June. Still have a small shard of one Scabies sticks from late 70's. How I treasure it. "Just for you.......here's a love song.........."
Lonnie Liston Smith but I've been coming across a lot of Lonnie Smith (or Dr. Lonnie Smith) too.
Gonna give that Donald Byrd album a listen. Just cued up the first track, it's great stuff
We can be friends...
Conan and This Will Destroy You mostly lately...
just came home from a concert of Ambrose Akinmusire Quartet. Wow these guys are so good!
OK. You get the 'had to go look him up' prize of the day
Son House, Gene Ammons, Hawkwind, Don Cherry, and (as always) Lou Reed.
Last couple of weeks I've been on an almighty trawl through KEXP and NPR Tiny Desk concerts (and other similar channels) on YouTube. Surprised myself by liking a lot of things outside my usual range and ended up buying a few albums. This is a good thing I guess. Praise be to teh internets.
I really love those, they usually cater to my indie-folk tastes anyway.
Venetian snares new LP! You will all love it
Yep, listening to that title track at this very moment.
Jethro Tull, Steve Reich, Orbital
Had a night around strummers fire at Glastonbury one year .... Now that was a night lol
Strummer's Fire was a synonym for something or other a thousand years ago in South London...
Just bought 3 new CDs (yes, I bought the actual CDs) last night.
Didn’t Underworld used to be Freur?