Put avant-garde stuff like eai, onkyo, free jazz, drone, noise and the likes here. I'm gonna share Quartet by Nikos Veliotis, Taku Sugimoto, Kazushige Kinoshita, Taku Unami. It's almost like accoustic onkyo, it's definitely an interesting listen.
Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JTDJ5MKzII
Link [192 but it needn't be much higher]: https://mega.co.nz/#!9pdAlJoS!-pgJt76bD7gcaZdcKzpyX4frK9-P2mZKILRxj90jBX0
>>49561436
I thought I told you to stop pretending to like this album.
Mazen Kerbaj - Brt Vrt Zrt Krt
http://www.mediafire.com/download/2boruabfdtfctm7/Brt_Vrt_Zrt_Krt.zip
Avant-garde trumpet player from Lebanon
Burkhard Stangl & dieb13 - Eh
http://www.mediafire.com/download/2b23xpbya9oibx9/Eh.zip
Electro-acoustic duo
>>49561727
OP approves this bump.
Where is the oceangrunge?
This shit just went up today. Noise and spoken word. Haikus maybe. Lots of crazy filters on the voice. Short but an okay listen if you like noise I guess. https://pete-the-crow.bandcamp.com/
Any fans of "The Thing"?
Noisey Jazzy bunch, really great album from this year:
http://thingjazz.bandcamp.com/album/boot
Good natured bump
You clearly put a lot of effort into this thread, OP
sharethreads are almost always just one person posting albums. i used to think it was just everyone on /mu/ sharing 2 or 3 albums of what they were listening to, but nope, one person posts 95% of everything in a sharethread. whatever. i'm going to post some stuff now, mostly that ive collected from other sharethreads
The Apes of God - 2000 - How To Pick Up Girls
>antiquated pick up lines read over synthesizers, jazz piano instructional tape, music concrete
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/97893038/file.html
>>49565278
ps, i just save these links, they aren't mine so i don't know if the links work. if they don't, let me know and i'll re-up to notepad
this album is really fucking good:
Britta Lindell - How I Would Like
>experimental folk / outsider music. this woman played all the instruments on this album, and pretty much kept to her style for the rest of her life, but she never really got any attention even from the avant-garde audience. It's really harsh and unsettling at times, a bit unpolished, but a must for any outsider music fan.
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1z8p0r85s3e0nhe
>>49565353
>reupload to notepad
i meant mega/zippy
Sun City Girls - Jack's Creek
>prairie-campfire nonsense played on tittering banjo, military snare, honky-tonk piano, and tin flute, and tied together by between-song episodes of babbling and storytelling
https://mega.co.nz/#!5dh3jYDR!ArRzBGMxn8ol52rhFb8P6XYaCZAtv8iMFc2HkhvlL4k
>>49565537
Sun Ra - Space is the Place
>1970s, experimental, jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!1gEiEIjT!WfeQT2KCEDMBr85kvUjp3Wa84sB46RHUQ1hCcvgmTcQ
>>49565576
Syzygys - 2003 - Complete Studio Recordings
>avant-garde, microtonal pop, makes me feel like I'm in the mind of a schizophrenic 5 year old, japanese
https://mega.co.nz/#!ph1SxAIb!bdSQ_SnKEdxrvpH4L2USqHniWKpv2_CoWOBAgSnBU2w
>>49561535
yo you actually told that to me, and that isn't me. still like it
>>49561436
thanks for sharing this with others OP
>>49565617
good share
>>49565617
The Conet Project - Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations
>field recordings of army number stations, pretty creepy but interesting, not technically music
https://mega.co.nz/#!Qh10EawA!fIgdTUrqtTbycTFoLNXiFxYzUWN-P5dY76wtqi8sNns
>>49565576
nice alt cover anon
>>49565681
Yoran - Montparnasse
>sound collage, extremely beautiful
https://mega.co.nz/#!t8RCEara!ASvpPFGNQM0e_Je3gkCSyUWKSvMR1StMYqsTYpDlKY8
>>49565647
thanks buddy
>>49566070
Go back to your Mac Demarco threads.
>>49566122
Don't give >>49566070 any attention, he's such a goofball.
bump. ty op
ok sry im back
i don't know how much more i have that could be considered avant garde, i'll look for more outsider music and just generally unknown music in my library
>>49565757
Mahmoud Awad - The End of Time
>middle eastern electronic from the future
https://mega.co.nz/#!GYhWjK4R!BY30BSsGAUwKTVmAKgxYnAApKtRMjamZYsWv5jt6BKI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAXoa5FtuzY
>>49565754
yea there were two covers when i looked it up on google image and i picked the one that looked nicer heh
>>49566070
lol ok
>>49566836
nice meme
>>49567065
Moondog - 1969 - Moondog
>outsider classical composed by a hobo who dressed like thor
http://www.mediafire.com/download/4z6av6qdguputhv/1969+-+Moondog.rar
>>49567302
Laurie Anderson - Big Science
>electronic / experimental, strangely popular when it was released, or at least the song O Superman was
https://mega.co.nz/#!og4GVYpZ!OoxCdmkAKWfvfZpE8QIMQC3FOS1FP1N-zwC-zfdkm20
Friendly reminder to add these to the zoho document in case this thread 404s.
https://docs.zoho.com/file/z1v90d81cb6bbaac245d49ceb0e6dbb422eaa
password is lelimplying1
Nervous Cop - Nervous Cop
>"Harsh freeform drums latched and tethered with feverish programming, plus the harp. Gentlemen and -women, should you need an aural model of a dichotomy, look no further than this. Short, relentless, and intriguing, these thin strains of chaotic noise are under the care of four humans all trying to make you nervous as shit."
sample; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkrF71Sc0IU
dl; https://mega.co.nz/#!YVcxFAoI!QdZdExOfZvOvXdVGwMkRfmpRcmFxldii0uSIW90Nd8w
>>49567508
(harp by Joanna Newsom)
hoping for more, i've heard most of these. thank you for sharing, though.
>>49566070
what do you expect from an avant-garde thread lol
>>49567533
>not mentioning Zach Hill
>>49567631
holy shit I didn't even realise he was part of it!
>>49567302
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/4z6av6qdguputhv/1969+-+Moondog.rar
PERMISSION DENIED
>>49567363
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - Strangers From the Universe
https://mega.co.nz/#!Vs4CyADK!f6l-ABv8NRAJAmJ5rsfDAmMeHZ4mfkYpJIbXkqXC8YE
>>49567403
hey man, cool project but ive probly got 8 times as many albums in my personal archive. i could put them in a pastebin if you'd like to add them all, but i don't rly feel like adding it all. i can put the albums from this thread there if i feel like it in a little while maybe but thats it
>>49567645
Yeah he does the drums
It might've just been Hill and Newsom (but don't quote me on that)
>>49567645
Greg Saunier (from Deerhoof) too.
That album's like a not-electronic Autechre.
>>49567681
Moondog - 1969 - Moondog
>outsider classical composed by a hobo who dressed like thor
https://mega.co.nz/#!X5AxTJaI!cPd5XCZ4pPQ1Urq3C05lUH8weBNQJR6uQYT6uzzyRUA
try that linke i just found it on the archive
>>49567714
Teho Teardo & Blixa Bargeld - Still Smiling
>colab of Italian film composer and lead singer of Einstürzende Neubauten/former Bad Seed. Experimental music with tinges of modern classical and a Nick Cave influence
https://mega.co.nz/#!4g9SgYRI!IjMqTXpdTMPjjNh2ZZcBoFEViLIDdQuEwOjtVws9sJc
Ett Drömspel - Improvisation For Six Electric Guitars (2014)
>experimental, free improvisation, noise
https://mega.co.nz/#!8dQyCJzA!hxg_p4sT6ecYNlzF9nxhxVhlmiBXC4-2toJ8IjIZ8Z8
>>49567786
>Moondog
>Outsider
yeah ok
>>49567901
he literally was bro what the fuck
>>49567829
Panda Bear - Panda Bear [1999] @ V0
>I know everyone already knows panda bear, but this album is a little underheard. has some great songs and some forgettable songs
https://mega.co.nz/#!Dsp2nRyJ!eFszH1BmjPljJNvQJ0xcRQcN_Ylf9RvqV7HjY3jV_Ac
>>49561436
>>49565757
>>49567302
reccing these hard
also this, thanks >>49565278
>>49567872
loving this
anyone got some RIO?
>>49567965
ok im really out of stuff. i'm reaching pretty hard so i''ll call it a night for this thread.
>>49565617
loving this
Grumpin Together - Turbocactus
>grumpcore, noise, intense and very deep
http://grumpintogether.bandcamp.com/album/turbocactus
>>49567786
Thanks bro looking forward to listening to this stuff
Great thread, bout to listen to some of these
>>49567901
He, The Shaggs and Captain Beefheart are generally considered to be the quintessential outsider musicians.
>>49561436
tips fedora
>>49569607
tips fedora
>>49569607
>>49569821
tips fedora
>>49569607
>>49569821
>>49569838
>>49569838
tilts snapback
i dont want this thread to die for some reason.
>>49561436
I thought sharethreads were kill.
>>49570541
you were tricked.
also, experimental sharethreads are usually okay either way, because there are no big labels involved.
>>49570594
>you were tricked
Specify. Has there been minor efforts to suppress copyright infringement, or has nothing changed?
What if I were to right now start a share thread right now, with nothing but the biggest selling albums from the major labels?
>>49570659
afaik, nothing has changed.
Hey I don't know if you're in here, but whoever shared Bllack Widow some time ago in a sharethread is my new hero
>>49569130
they aren't the only ones. jandek is too. there are a bunch, and moondog is one of them
>>49570939
he didn't say those were the only ones
bump.Any other links?
>>49570999
fuck i mistook that poster for the one who was refuting moondog as an outsider, feel dumb. i guess the words got mixed up in my head
Henry Cow - In Praise of learning
>rock in opposition, avant garde rock, crazy stuff going on
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/14334363/file.html
>>49572344
>The Shaggs and Captain Beefheart
when do you think moondog started making music?
>>49561436
This is the shit
>>49572446
why are you asking me this question? i think they all participated in what we think of as outsider music.
>>49572764
ah, i thought you were implying that moondog wasn't an outsider artist
>>49572954
nope, my posts above were me mistakenly trying to correct someone, saying that he is one, along with the other people i listed and more.
sharing Moondog - In Europe
https://mega.co.nz/#!KtxSGJgR!ApDmxQPS9NwIK1wavoA0IQ89Lf0l56W5QNRK4caOREY
>>49572409
good
>>49573065
pass?
>>49574215
shouldn't need one
FRAC/tion Decomposition, album just released today
https://fractionaldecomposition.bandcamp.com/releases
>>49572317
nope
>>49578279
Bump~
Captcha: erensues miscellany
Seriously great sharethread, sharers.
https://coltoncox.bandcamp.com/album/articles-of-the-vessel-sunfranz-this-dreary-dream-world-we-float-around-in-formless-ones-now-night-and-gloams-glooms
Meandering acoustic guitar and noise
ineffable tap on the shoulder which could possibly be construed as a discreet bump
>>49570016
>>49569838
>>49569821
>>49569607
superior tipping coming through
>>49562479
anon pls, oceangrunge is so last week
Jonathan Coleclough – Makruna · Minya
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/1674779/file.html
Drone/ambient/field recordings. There's a pretty good description of the music here: http://brainwashed.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1976:jonathan-coleclough-qmakruna-minyaq&catid=13:albums-and-singles
Reinhold Friedl & Michael Vorfeld –Au Défaut du Silence
Piano and cello. Very tense, eerie and disquieting; the record focuses on atmosphere more than form, but the instruments are made to sound like mishandled objects that creak and shriek more often than not. Listen to this late at night in a quiet room.
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/41789595/file.html
>>49584531
i'm sold
Rale – Some Kissed Charms That Would Not Protect Them
Drone waves, very peaceful and beautiful at first then getting progressively glitchier, more and more "corrupted", to the point of becoming almost uncomfortable to listen to. Beautiful throughout, and it's easy to picture a narrative that would follow the music.
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/63163296/file.html
>>49584531
is this a trente oiseux release?
Mort Gorson - Plantasia
http://www.mediafire.com/download/x2hhz2g0sfzo70z/Plantasia.rar
>>49565576
>>49565754
>>49567065
That's not an alt. cover. That's the cover for the sound track to the film "Space is the Place". Also by Sun Ra, of course, but completely different albums. Here is the actual cover for the album.
Source: I own the sound track.
>>49585143
balls
that's not the cover, sorry. here it is
since /noise/ said this would be a good thing to have in the archive, here it is. If I get time after some work, I'll add it to that zoho doc unless someone beats me to it.
Night of the Bloody Tapes - The Cherry Point [2005] (MP3 320)
>noise, harsh noise
https://mega.co.nz/#!YsVHiZDC!lSSO_vVSuhyNZTM-Qk7OYMBaZjDAdJTsEbUiqFRT3Gw
>>49561436
>>49584711
Yes. If you're looking for more Trente Oiseaux releases, I have these I can upload:
+minus – First Meeting
Hervé Castellani – Flamme
John Duncan & Bernhard Günter – Home, Unspeakable
Ákos Garai – Til Odslig Horisont
Pierre Gérard – Perspective, en Cherchant le Chevreuil
Bernhard Günter – Un Peu de Neige Salie
Bernhard Günter – Univers Temporel Espoir
Bernhard Günter – Time, Dreaming Itself
Bernhard Günter – Crossing the River (Night Music)
Bernhard Günter – Redshift / Abschied
Bernhard Günter – Lone Looper
Bernhard Günter / Gary Smith / Michael Vorfeld – Mellom Paradis og Helleviga
Johannes Heldén – Sketchbook
Kuwayama-Kijima – 01.06.16
Steve Roden – Crop Circles
Matt Shoemaker – Groundless
Vanessa Rossetto – Exotic Exit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEt8Tfy63gY
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/59288283/file.html
Field recordings/musique concrète. If you like Luc Ferrari and Graham Lambkin, you will probably like this.
AGF – Head Slash Bauch
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/87272572/file.html
Glitch, drone, experimental electronic music, often melodic and sometimes with vocals. 23 short tracks. If you ever wanted to hear a song where the vocals are a German woman reciting a poem made up of source code, here is your chance.
>>49585220
i like the artifacts on the backside
>>49585767
any chance you could upload the roden and kijima?
>>49586193
This is great.
Thanks for sharing!
>>49586317
Yup.
Here is Kuwayama-Kijima:
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/78627673/file.html
Four extracts from a cello and violin improvisation recorded at the bottom of the highway at midnight. (So: cello, violin, and the cars and trucks passing overhead.)
Crop Circles is uploading...
>>49586317
… and here is Crop Circles.
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/90782770/file.html
>>49567302
>Thor
It was Odin
>>49576925
This is pretty interesting.
>>49585503
Shit, the description the nerd gives apart from the "baka gaijin" thing is actually surprisingly thought out.
>>49587603
>>49587706
thanks so much for the uploads!
Max Reger ist heileig
>>49588880
>"baka gaijin"
>i LOL'd
Here's some vapor-inspired drone for you guys. I found this guy in a vaporwave thread and I've listened to a few of his albums and they're really interesting and ambient.
http://datavis.bandcamp.com/album/ethics
Jakob Ullmann – voice, books and FIRE 3
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/47216982/file.html
For eight female vocalists, saxophone, transverse flute, violin and cello. Rather quiet, but there's a lot going on — mostly half-whispered voices and sounds that always seem remote and drawn out. Everything sounds ghostly yet very alive; the "score" (if you can call it that) is based on old texts in ancient languages (Aramaic, Coptic etc).
>>49588965
You're welcome!
>>49588880
That's because it's an actual review: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/43448/Veliotis---Sugimoto---Kinoshita---Unami-Quartet/
I can't get into "Music for 4 Stringed Instruments" at all (there simply is too little happening, and what little there is sounds random to me), but "Acehgd" and "Improvisation" are alright.
>>49592708
>That's because it's an actual review: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/43448/Veliotis---Sugimoto---Kinoshita---Unami-Quartet/
neat
yeah i'm into onkyo music myself, quartet, sunshine has blown, list could go on. oh, my favourite eai album? i really like ammmusic 1966, but i don't like any of their other albums
>>49594386
Cool, I didn't know about Sunshine Has Blown. Thanks for the recommendation!
>>49565617
With that description, I can't not download this.
>>49567901
He lived in the fucking street, man. What's more outsider than that.
>>49561436
<3 avant-garde
>>49563838
Yes!
Anyway, maybe there are some lurkers online. Mostly free jazz/free improv uploads here:
http://pastebin.com/Z8wWXpw8
>>49561436
Peter Brotzmann Quartet: Machine Gun
>Free jazz/noise
www3.zippyshare.com/v/43081191/file.html
so many good albums in this thread. i hope this becomes more frequent
Gabriela Lena Frank performed by ALIAS Chamber Ensemble and Gabriela Lena Frank - Helios (Threads) [2011]
https://mega.co.nz/#!9k1jCRxD!s1jznm3vM-D5-mQp_4mtb6hseDR-3kyNPfKTnqdRtHE
>contemporary classical, chamber music
These pieces are wonderful miniatures, playful with colour and sound, though entirely concise and no longer than they need to be, there is no excess. It's certainly very interesting music and Lena Frank is a very singular composer with a distinct and intriguing style. This disc collects some recent chamber works; including a string quartet, a cello sonata, a piece for two marimbas, and the centrepiece Hilos (Threads) for clarinet, violin, cello and piano.
sample (not on this disc, but similar): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSer89HLnJ0
Gloria Coates - Symphonies 1, 7, & 14
>contemporary classical, microtonal, orchestral, post-minimalism
https://mega.co.nz/#!gwVA0Zia!U_chAFlgyuBZGxwEcrU-pSkbVb4QiFYbqgogxVhtPcw
Gloria Coates - Symphony 15, Cantata da Requiem, Transitions
>contemporary classical, microtonal, orchestral, post-minimalism
https://mega.co.nz/#!4hMBzD6T!VZk9VHxFB2RUu9i4LBzyriKTU1TtGVfs28R5iyXNk_Q
>>49595332
This is a good album, I recommend it.
Good thread.
along with the noise threads, this is the best stuff on /mu/ in a long time
>>49579932
Reccing, Colton's stuff is a lot of weird shit that I don't know how he makes but sounds fucking great
>>49584812
Also reccing, really neat early Moog synth music
Great thread btw, I really like sharethreads catered to one genre over general sharethreads, you get people with similar tastes and much more good finds
>>49587706
recommending this hard
Robbie Basho - The Grail and the Lotus
>otherworldly acoustic guitar improvisations/ragas, relentlessly unique
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/60537398/file.html
>>49568162
Righteous
![220px-Album_Electric_Lucifer[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/x3VFeJd.jpg "220px-Album_Electric_Lucifer[1].jpg")
I've posted a few times recently, but here
Bruce Haack-The Electric Lucifer
>early moog music, overly simplistic lyrics, acid house meets childrens music, if you liked plantasia give this a try
https://mega.co.nz/#!c4EE2AQD!Ir7Twf9zMymu0QUvvoqG7uPmRUaXGdzT_VmrwOTjWBI
Do you guys consider stuff from bootlegtapes to be avant-guard? I could upload a few tapes from them.
>>49605293
nice taste
>>49609939
think we reached the bottom of the avant-garde barrel, from here on out it's just The Police and R.E.O. Speedwagon.
Oh nice, this is still up.
Crawl Unit – Stop Listening
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcVyKKW7_-w
(drone, noise, field recordings)
+ A few older shares from the archive I recommend:
Supersilent 1-3
https://mega.co.nz/#!a4IHHJ5Y!S7xURK6tC5f_iVt3iLrFiqqJ-AtMfnOyypaiVvVfcHM
(free improvisation, avant-garde jazz)
Rotor Plus – Aileron / Map Key Window / Dust
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/22937694/file.html
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/43342004/file.html
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/94742472/file.html
(electro-acoustic, glitch, ambient, piano — a trilogy about exploration, memory and loss)
Nick Storring – Rife
http://www26.zippyshare.com/v/41935471/file.html
(electroacoustic, ambient, glitch, musique concrète — very rich and often surprising)
Panzerballett - Simpsons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CgKzkriPQk
Maryanne Amacher – Sound Characters (Making the Third Ear)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MahrtRVhkA
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/43106087/file.html
Extracts from pieces originally conceived as sound installations. Includes some "spatial" ambient tracks, and Ryoji Ikeda-like sound experiments that play with otoacoustic emissions — meaning that, if you play the music loud enough on stereo speakers, you should notice sound coming out of your ears.
thanks a lot for this thread OP i loved it
>>49605293
>Bruce Haack
required viewing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmZqDfFDK5Y
>>49596676
>>49598655
>>49598932
thanks for these
I found this on here about a month ago, and I really like it. It's kinda trippy, otherworldly experimental music with lots of spoken word. It's not the most accessible for someone who doesn't know a lot about avant-garde but I highly recommend everyone check it out.
http://djzen1.bandcamp.com/album/rain-man
Best tracks are Expressionist Eye and Snow Hand IMO
One Direction - Up all Night
>boyband, pop
>sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8Eyv9dlhmw
https://mega.co.nz/#!Q05g1YIB!YzxphAneL8gHNgwmXTKHiGbRDk9fLJ1hWf_NiDLQs7k
>>49611787
Thanks for uploading the yearbook edition, I was looking for it.
>>49611787
thanks, this is awesome
>>49569607
*nods respectfully toward you*
Tomas Korber / Konus Quartett - Musik für ein Feld (2014)
>Drone, Electroacoustic, Lowercase
https://mega.co.nz/#!8phVFSKQ!2H3BODxlLTFrRb4qpv5sK-ZaLz0ASZwyKKv2Lc5VyDc
bump
>>49611787
any similar recs? i'm trying to get into it but it might just be going over my head
>>49613706
try the beatles
>>49611787
guess you never know what to expect in these threads
>>49566070
>implying feeling superior to others is a bad thing
>>49616556
OP here, and if you act that way about any artform, then you truly are a pretentious ass. There are no objectives in art, and acting superior to someone else for liking certain art is simply unhelpful at best and at worst damages the reputation of the community in an unnecessary way.
>>49616763
nice dubs man, you speak the truth
>>49616763
That is the most pretentious anti-pretension rant I have personally witnessed.
You're an okay guy, OP.
>>49565617
> v0
Too good to be true
>>49586193
>If you ever wanted to hear a song where the vocals are a German woman reciting a poem made up of source code
Yes. Yes I do.
Eugghh, mega is uploading slow and keeps failing. What do, guys? Had to change picture so have a cLOUDDEAD wallpaper, I suppose.
>>49618034
try zippyshare?
>>49563838
the thing is very good !
https://soundcloud.com/uscer/why-we-dont-use-cassette-tapes
>noise music
i have no idea who this guy is. He's Irish apparently.
>>49618059
Will do. Toshimaru Nakamura - Maruto
>onkyo, no-input, lowercase that sounds similar to Good Morning Goodnight or maybe 2|1 by Immedia
Link[v0]: http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/29672119/file.html
>>49592278
this ain't bad
>page 10
>>49561560
>>49565617
Loving these!
pinnng
>>49618743
>2|1 by Immedia
quietest album i've ever heard
>>49618743
thanks
>>49623108
Was viewing this thread in the archive and realized it was probably still up. Some great stuff in here.
bump, let's say goodbye to this wonderful thread with 300+
This thread was pretty good until I started listening to some of this shit.
>>49616763
in short, >>49616556, you dont understand deconstructionism. lrn 2 crit theory, you thinking in an early 20th century mindset
>>49624264
step it up son, metamodern-post-noise is the next indie.
>>49624568
>metamodern
>post noise
noise taken a step further so that it should not be enjoyed by anyone? fuck, thats how i think of that description
>almost none of the uploads has a youtube sample
You expect me to blindly download music? Get a grip you idiots.
>>49625179
>wahh feed me even more
>>49561560
what the fuck
>>49625216
sorry Im invading your super secret patrician club. haha dipshit.
>>49625266
>wahh feed me even more
>>49625351
sorry Im invading your super secret patrician club. haha dipshit
>>49625399
>wahh feed me even more
>>49625418
sorry Im invading your super secret patrician club, haha dipshit
>>49625437
>wahh feed me even more
>>49624741
metamodern-post-noise is a response to the early 2010s noise wave, its main driving force is the resentment of neckbeard /mu/tants after all the core values of late 2000's noise seemed to have disappeared from the genre.
It's an oscillation between the idealism of pre-metamodern-noise, and the irony and subjectivity of the 2010's post-MBDTF-noise movement.
bumpsk
>>49625544
Post some.
I'm into the whole post-postmodern/digimodern/altermodern/remodern/transmodern/metamodern scene.
>mfw I downloaded every album ITT
>>49626324
same here bro
>>49626224
>Poon Patrol - S/T
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwDkPGAWu5A
>>49572514
record a version yourself if you've never done so. It is very fun.
>>49563838
I'm on the first track, it's killer
thanks for the posts - this thread is great and I am excited for all the stuff to listen to.
I'll post some of my shit because I have yet to find a fucking audience for it.
https://aaabbbccc.bandcamp.com/
> glitch, acoustic, found-sounds
for fans of
>>49568162
also, ^ is fucking amazing
Kanye West - Yeezus (2013)
>Avant-Garde Hip Hop, AOTY, /mu/core
https://mega.co.nz/#!VIJkmZCB!mZyQZub9ZpYV18w7vdBoPwGEaUdkVnBFO_sYD-tYbCA
Sample:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLx11xq6X7Q
>>49568162
jesus shit - are you me?
>>49566836
>>49627012
fucking epic
>>49626932
really like your stuff dude, you've got talent
>>49627115
Thanks!
I am getting ready to start recording a new album soon. Gonna be a lot of catharsis on a lot of work in the interm.
>>49625179
>>almost none of the uploads has a youtube sample
>You expect me to blindly download music? Get a grip you idiots.
You're being an ungrateful prick here. There are descriptions, and many of the albums posted here simply aren't on Youtube.
If that's not good enough for you, get out and go lurk somewhere else.
>>49627284
sounds great, I'm excited to hear it now, gonna finish listening to this one in the morning (last 2 tracks). gonna look out for it, is it going to be under the same name?
>>49627680
yea - It'll be the same moniker
I'll probably spam the shit out of /mu/ with it once it's done.
>>49626324
It's Kimble as a youngster
>>49626932
I download any and all free bandcamp releases, so your music is now in my backlog. Sometime in the next 3 months, I will listen to it.
>>49627969
the music god has spoken
>>49628045
rogue archivist?
bbuummpp
https://soundcloud.com/lolbraidel/so-ambient-it-hurts
>>49632810
>>49626932
I doubt you are still here, but dude I actually really enjoyed this.
Especially Successful Dramatist, that track is great.
Must be weird showing people you know IRL the music you make though.
>>49634611
>bumped the exact minute I was going to
neat
I never come to /mu/ but I'm glad I did today.
>People call this music
>>49611424
you're welcome anon :)
>>49635587
Thanks for the bump
Annie Gosfield – Flying Sparks and Heavy Machinery
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sksCuAB0ZJU
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/16515611/file.html
"EWA7 and Flying Sparks and Heavy Machinery were both inspired by machine and factory sounds; the scrapes, squeaks, and bangs of metal, the ambient buzzes and whines of electric devices, and the imperfect rhythmic repeats of heavy machinery. Most of the music was developed in 1999 during a six-week residency in the factories of Nuremberg, Germany, in a program sponsored by the Siemens Corporation designed to “combine art and industry” My work in Nuremberg included visiting many factories, observing and listening to all types of machinery, and recording sounds on site. I was particularly fascinated by the ever-changing sonic landscapes that occur in each factory as sounds shift, overlap, and echo in the distance. A critical part of the residency was the opportunity to listen: what I initially heard as a mass of cacophonous factory noise gradually revealed itself to be a beautifully complex amalgam of layered textures and timbres. The sound of a buzzsaw’s rising harmonic grind would emerge out of the quiet ambient hum of fluorescent lights, for example, only to be obliterated by random arhythmic crashes and bangs from a huge metal press. Machine rhythms went in and out of phase, dynamics varied wildly, and in an environment of constantly shifting activity and noise, the frequency spectrum fluctuated from sub-audio rumbles to barely audible high-pitched whines."
Hans Günter Brodmann: Metal Factory Percussion
Sim Cain: Drums, Percussion
Annie Gosfield: Sampling Keyboard
Roger Kleier: Electric Guitar
Ikue Mori: Electronics
Jim Pugliese: Drums, Percussion
Matthias Rosenbauer: Metal Factory Percussion
Flux String Quartet
Talujon Percussion Quartet
>>49637706
wait so is this just field recordings of factories or them being "reinterpreted?" the presence of electric guitar sort of has me worried
Why todays avant-garde is just shite?
>>49637901
examples?
>>49637901
do you even know of anything?
>>49637812
It's contemporary music (tagged as musique concrète/electroacoustic on RYM) inspired by factories; the music doesn't sound nearly as repetitive and industrial as you might expect. But it's really good.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Nerve Net Noise – Dark Garden
http://www.intransitiverecordings.com/album/dark-garden
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/17258379/file.html
http://www.yk.rim.or.jp/~kumax/nnn/
Nerve Net Noise consists of two Japanese people: one builds handmade synthesizers, then the duo programs them and lets them play random sounds on their own with as little human intervention as possible. Finally the other guy mixes the results. Their intention is to let the machines live and make sounds on their own to make a music that is "between played and non-played", so the sounds rarely sound harmonious at all.
And because they're Japanese, one of their previous albums was a concept album based on the everyday activities of a female robot. (One track was called "Shopping": it was just a slightly noisy, continous shrill tone with no variation.) They also have a 3D illustration of a female robot as a mascot of sorts, a cute "theme song" in MIDI that doesn't sound nearly as dissonant as their usual music, and poems in Japanese and Engrish.
They're the nerdiest band I've ever heard of, hands down.
Dark Garden is an exception in their discography in that it's actually listenable and enjoyable; some tracks even have rhythms and melodies. Still weird as hell. If you have roommates, they will probably hate you for playing this.
>>49566070
EBIN XDDDD
>>49637901
it's just a buzzword like "hipster" and "patrician" that you can apply to anything lol you don't need to take it seriously like some idiots in this thread
>>49638111
>the music doesn't sound nearly as repetitive and industrial as you might expect.
do you know of any similar music that does? reading halfway thru description I was expecting (hoping for) some straight up factory field recordings. I've already dl'd so I will give it a shot tho
will also dl this post, I love generative/minimal-input
more please
>>49638055
>>49638063
Most of todays avant-garde bands are missing the point of creating uniqe music.Their music is more chaotic than Book of Revelation. Noise artists are almost all the same and they are becoming more and more pleb-like due to the lack of original content. But its just like my opinion, maaan.
>>49638129
IKR
anyone else like graham lambkin/the shadow ring?
>>49638176
>bands
>unique music
pick 1
>>49638158
>some straight up factory field recordings
I'm afraid I don't have any, but I'd be interested in that too. I'm sure someone has done this already, I'll see if I can find something.
>>49638176
uhhhhh this is really just your opinion, what about sean mccann, matthew sullivan, graham lambkin, jason lescalleet, steve roden, and all of the other really innovative electronic artists?
how much contemporary avant garde have you actually listened to?
>>49638240
Thats the point of avant-garde, dude, "uniqe" music. Once specific genre gains name its no longer avant-garde
>>49638232
Yep
>>49638266
he's talking about your use of the word "bands" which usually implies a connection to rock music. a lot of the great avant garde today isn't like that at all
>>49592708
enjoying this thanks
>>49638232
i do, check out the duos with lescalleet, lescalleet's solo work, and samuel sighicelli
Michael Maierhof - Splitting 4
Dem squeeky squeeky cups
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sO-TN8VQeCc
No Download link, it's has an accompanying video
>>49638260
Im not implying that all *artists* of that kind sucks.
>>49638282
Im sorry. In my country we are using "band" word for almost every kind of group of people. So I admit that I lost his point
>>49638349
those were both me, and that kinda clears things up. what I'm just trying to say is that there still really are super innovative musicians out there, its just a matter of finding them. plenty avant garde greats still actively make music (like evan parker and peter brotzmann), and "genres" like free improv/jazz, avant garde electronic, and avant folk are still thriving
what do you mean *artists*?
>>49638378
I just didnt had any idea how to call cretors of avant-garde music at that point
>>49638438
oh yea artists is pretty standard. all I'm saying is if you were interested in avant garde from any era, there'll probs be something now you'd like, its just a matter of looking
Does anyone happen to have the first KTL album (self-titled)?
Couldn't find it in the archives.
>>49565278
does it help you pick up girls?
>>49638460
I used to be into free-jazz for a long time and recently I came out with my friend with idea of creating avant-garde thing. I've been doing lately researching for avant-garde music to see how does it look like now. And now I'm sure that creating something new won't be really challenging for us.
>>49638523
something new & good though?
>>49638523
>>49638575
yea making something that attracts some kind of audience is key, new in general isn't to hard. its about being inventive and creative while making something thats really interesting to listen to
>>49561560
Oh damn, this tracklist.
1 Vrrrt 4:51
2 Pshshssshsssshp 2:41
3 Cling Clang Clong (Krrrt) 5:19
4 Blblb Flblb 3:18
5 Tagadagadaga 3:16
6 Ssssff 2:09
7 Whoo Pf Wiz 4:37
8 Zrrrt 5:23
9 Piiiiiiii 2:12
10 Flooka Brooka Clooka 3:47
11 Ffffss 4:21
12 Taga Pf Daga 2:23
13 Piuu Flp Tacc 3:32
14 Brrrt 7:07
15 Brotz 3:05
>>49638658
The last one is an obvious wink...
>>49638260
Lambkin and Lescalleet are not innovative or experimental in the least. Predictable shit that's been happening for over 25 years...
>>49638575
We just started but I can say that we are going on good way.
wow, this thread is still alive!
>>49638973
word homes, hope to see it on here someday
>>49638736
i kinda understand where you're coming from, but that statement is a bit hyperbolic. yea, they're following in the footsteps of people like henry, schaeffer, chion, and watson, but certainly adding their own twists and forms to this type of electronic music.
who would you say they're just ripping off?
sean mccann may have some non-electronic stuff that could interest you from that list, and otherwise paul dolden released a pretty great avant garde album this year
>>49639111
You will now by fat kid dressed as panda on cover
>>49639180
i'll keep my eye out m8
Can someone upload Love Is Overtaking Me by Arthur Russell?
>>49640330
Do you have Soulseek
>>49639138
Paul Dolden is and always has been awesome, no doubt. That man works hard at making great music.
>>49565537
this is garbage
>>49641580
Not their best work, that's for sure...
>>49641541
true that. and I feel each release has been getting better and better, biggest sound is creeping up to AOTY territory for me
