Recs if I like Scott Walker?

>>61803467
Where do I go next if I loved Scott 3, the drift, and soused?

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>>61803565
Honestly, I would either go with Scott 4 or Bish Bosch.

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david sylvian's stuff, especially pic related, is kind of like the missing like between scott 1-4 & climate of hunter

>>61804039
the missing link* rather

>>61804039
Nice, this is great!

>>61804009
listening to 4 now. gr8 stuff, way different from 3 than i'd thought it would be

Lee Hazelwood, Jacques Brel,

>>61803467
Jens Lekman's "Night Falls Over Kortedala" has a bit of Scott influence especially the opener.

Panda Bear's "Tropic of Cancer" is very Scott Walkery too.

It's weird that Scott Walker and The Walker Brothers were insanely famous in the 60s but i hardly ever hear them brought up (in general, not talking about /mu/).

the beau brummels - triangle
lee hazelwood
michel polnareff

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One person whose music reminds me of avant-garde Scott is Thighpaulsandra.

>>61805501
I mean that's what happens when a group that was supposedly going to rival The Beatles breaks up. Plus Scott went increasingly experimental and secluded himself from the public eye.

Also I totally rec watching the 30 Century Man documentary about him. I think it is all on YouTube.

>>61805501
If you're European, particularly British, there's more of an older base of Walker Brothers fans.
They were part of the reverse British invasion, so you don't hear them talked about a lot in America. I did hear The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore on relatively mainstream radio not too long ago.