Itt: post five of your musical "fetishes", and people give you cool new music to try based on that.
>bass vocals
>lyricless vocals
>dissonant chords
>free time
>flutes
Pic not related
>bagpipes in rock songs
>>51387957
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum?
>>51387969
Red hot chili pipers.
I don't get it but you might like it
>>51387957
are you the scatman?
>>51387969
are you AC/DC?
>>51387969
Have you ever heard of this really cool new hip band called The Dropkick Murphys?
>extended improvisation
>symphonic instruments in pop music
>songs with vastly different sections
>albums that sound like a cohesive whole
>beautiful timbres
>bassline
>"solo" lyricless voice
>stronger beats
>retro electro sound
>dat riffs
>>51387969
I always loved the intro to this song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU2k-U2Ze0o
>emphasis on lyricism
>agressive vocals
>>51387985
Thanks, also i'm sure I made this thread with my trip on, but mobile might have fucked that up.
>>51387993
Skweebedibideet dop dodot-dobe.
>>51388020
Joanna Newsom and Owen Pallett I'm sure you've heard. If not, Ys and Heartland are both great.
>weird time signatures
>focus on rhythm
>singers varying vocal style frequently
>controlled intensity
>>51388020
With the exception of #1, check out Hissing Fauna are you the Destroyer by Of Montreal
>>51388026
AnCo
>>51388058
a Trillby collection
>Really cheesy 80s synth – think Christie McVie synth xylo sounds
>female voices
>really dirty single-coil guitar tone
>fat but smooth bass tone
>chopped-up pitched vocal samples
>Cool-cat-smokey-bar- bass n sax
>Low or rough vocals
>Slide guitar
>Distorted bass
>Poetic lyrics
>>51388154
I think there's a chance you might like The Dead Weather
No guarantee, but still a chance
>>51388026
>"solo" lyricless voice
WU LYF
>mid song jamsession breakdowns
>breaking voices
>claustrophobic feels
>huge-ass, emotionally draining climaxes
>slightly dissonant chords
I'm basically looking for something like Wasted Days by Cloud Nothings. Any recs appreciated.
>>51387969
this obscure indie band called Neutral Milk Hotel
>>51387969
Korn? Well maybe not.
>tape modulation
>improvisation
>low tone distortion
>false starts
>nature sounds in electronic music
Walls of Sound
Reverb
Minimal Chord Structure
Fuzz
Pitch Modulation
>>51388154
didn't like Of Montreal but maybe I need to listen again
>>51388020
can't stand her voice but her music is good
need to check out Owen Pallett
>good music made 100% of samples that doesn't try to be jazz
Why isn't more of it around
>clean, but not over-produced, production that makes the music sound full and rich
>triumphant chord progressions
>a feel of space and ambience in electronic
>well crafted and instrumentally diverse "art" pop
>strong grooves in progressive rock music and metal
synths
disharmony
absence of vocals/lyricless vocals
long tracks
unusual sounds
>>51388194
The Mars Volta
also thanks OP for this great thread idea!!
>>51388337
Pink Floyd's Dark side?
>Crescendo
>Vocals that build in delivery, (quieter delivery to yelling)
>ominous drum and bass patterns
> Textured distortion
>>51388337
Kanye West
Really cool underlying melodies, like in a lot of the songs on M83's Hurry Up, We're Dreaming. On 'Wait" you can make out a lot of underlying tones which i find amusing.
>>51388155
Not all in the same place I hope
>>51388420
MBV if you haven't listened to them yet but you probably have
>>51388401
One of my favorites of all time since I was at least 11.
>lush harmonies
>intricate sound and texture design
>sensitive drumwork
>synesthaesia
>singers that don't overdoit
>exploration of notions, or elements deemed foreign to the first impression of a genre
>inventive and surprising chord progressions
Thanks in advance. Recent itch-scratchers include toe, kashiwa daisuke, deafheaven, crydebris
>Spastic
>Irregular rhythms/melodies/harmonies
>upbeat/happy
>colorful
>always changing
>>51388221
Henry Cow - In Praise of Learning
>>51388387
I think of This Heat s/t when I read your post. Also Faust.
>>51388393
I tried to give it the subject "this was fun last time", because it's such a good type of thread and we should have it more often.
>>51388450
Never say that around these parts
/mu is not known for its tolerance
>>51388471
Maps and Atlases
>>51388020
Kashiwa daisuke - stella
DT- octavarium
>odd vocals
>horns/bagpipes
>rock
>talking over music (like slint)
>upbeat
Only ones that come to mind is NMH and BLA
>>51388393
love 'em but not exactly what I'm looking for. Something less complex and a bit noisier.
>>51388137
This town needs guns - it's not true rufus, and the album animals
>>51388020
Check out San Fermin's self titled record that came out last year
>>51388155
Morphine for the bass n sax and low vocals
Motorhead for the distorted bass and rough vocals
Seasick Steve for the slide guitar . Mike Snowden as well
>>51388494
The pAper chAse has everything you mentioned except the bagpipes; check them out.
Also La Dispute, Touche Amore for some spoken word infused post-hardcore.
When I hear steel drums in any song i instantly cum
>>51388546
thanks bro
>>51388417
Cloud kicker, only there's no vocals
>concept albums
>emotional ;_;
>tracks flowing together
>really long songs
>sometimes emotional but sometimes not (Think ITAOTS)
I like instrumentals like this on hip-hop songs, but not exactly sure what other artists have stuff like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FS35SshVxQ
>Concept Albums
>Ambient
>Crescendo
>Long albums
>Grande feeling
>Mix of many instruments, Violins, Piano, Organs ETC
>odd time signatures
>layered, droning synths
>skilled drumming
>unusual sampling
>marimbas, pianos, clarinets, french horns
>>51388555
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN6Ib9kT6g4
>weird time signatures
>cryptic lyrics
>fuzzy, "farty" guitars (see The Beatles - Think For Yourself)
>crescendos
>drum solos
>lyrics about Jesus Christ and Jewish girls
>generic
>shitty
>sung by a pretentious man with real nasal vocals
>the band itself only appears on like one or two tracks
>>51388589
Water's era of Pink Floyd
Gr8 thread idea op
>>51388647
Ebin :^)
>>51388472
haven't listened to this heat for way too long, will do again
and yes faust
>>51388589
What the other guy said, especially Wish You Were Here.
>>51387957
>synthesizers
>808's
>autotune
>horns
>"chill" things
>>51388589
well, to state the obvious, The Glow Pt. 2, Hospice, Lift Yr. Skinny Fists, The Downward Spiral, The Age of Adz
Maybe not so obvious, The Crane wife by The Decemberists,
i'm not too up on my concept albums
>>51388705
inb4 kanye west
>>51388589
Hospice, Jane Doe, Electro-Shock Blues and Skinny Fists if you're into /mu/core. Also:
>Jesu's s/t
>Misplaced Childhood by Marillion
>Mount Eerie by the Microphones
>Fear of a Blank Planet by Porcupine Tree
>Horses in the Sky by Thee Silver Mt. Zion
>Blazing Fires and Helicopters by Suffocate for Fuck Sake
>>51388712
& yeah i know they arent all technically concept albums shut up
>>51388705
kanye west
>>51388442
nope! help me out here
>>51388712
what's the concept of the glow prt 2 again?
>>51388724
>>51388746
>>51387957
>simple piano synths
>808'
>viscious hihat rolls
>producer tags
>Violins/ Cello
>Full orchestra
>Vocalizing with instruments
>Interchanging singing, preferably when it's male and female.
>>51388194
>breaking voices
That's one of mine too.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (first 2 albums)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YptBbpmFouM
>>51388728
I love electro-shock blues, Hospice was spoiled for me by /mu/, will I still be able to enjoy it?
>>51388471
Tigran, vardavar
>>51388137
Mr. Bungle
>piano
>reverby guitars
>pretty and clean male voices
>ambient synthwork
>creative drummers
>>51388589
Titus Andronicus - The Monitor
whispers
multiple vocalists in the band
piano
>>51388779
It's about Phil trying to get over a shitty breakup and finally attempting suicide. The storyline continues into Mount Eerie.
>>51388815
Probably. It flows together well and it's really feelsy. Yes, it's not the greatest album in terms of lyrical substance but it feels like it might be what you're looking for. Prepare to sob like a baby sometime around Shiva.
Tenor vocals
Melodic ambience
Breakup albums
Politically-astute and angry lyrics
Poppy radio-metal hooks
>>51388867
Smells like Feels.
>High pitched screeched vocals
>Sloppy guitar
>This guitar tone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_Gr979bM4I
>>51387969
Under the milky way by the Church?
>>51387969
The Seer
>>51388762
>hasn't listened to mbv
Listen to Loveless for more of an ambient yet heavy sound
Listen to Isn't Anything for more lyricism/sexual/dark themes
>>51388923
Thanks! You guys are being really helpful :D
>>51389050
fuck you
>>51389050
D: lufpleh yllaer gnieb era syug uoY !sknahT
>>51387957
>really floaty synth leads
>mixed meter
>disgustingly catchy basslines
>disgustingly catchy hooks
and unfortunately
>anime songs over rap instrumentals
>>51389075
Whats happening
>>51387969
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTwLiwygXZk#t=121
my fav ever use of bagpipes in music
>noisy and loud, but not metal
>somewhat chaotic
>aggressive
>simple, yet expressive beats
>Goofy, heavily ironic vocals and sound effects
>Symphonic textures
>Beautiful chords
>Occasional genre hopping
>Overall positive outlook
>>51388469
It definitely doesn't fit all your requests, but MAYBE Ulcerate?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk2MZptsmdk
>>51389146
Pan Sonic - Kesto
>>51389162
Mr Bungle - California
>>51389146
>Thanks! You guys are being really helpful :D
Death Grips?
89
>>51387957
>fast and angry
>female sopranos
>space synth sounds
>weird time signatures
>low as fuck and rough vocals
>>51389197
>Mr Bungle - California
But that's in my top 100, Anon. You made a bungle.
>Trumpets (less important than the others)
>clear audible vocal (some growling is ok)
>Heavy bass
>vivid, imaginative lyrics
>>51389162
>Overall positive outlook
Cloud Cult
>>51389110
>disgustingly catchy hooks
Matt and Kim
>>51389220
i am so confused
>Long songs
>Pop with electronic/noisy experimentation
>Passionate vocals
>Sampling
>Asian influence (preferably modern over traditional)
>>51388137
sleepytime gorilla museum 100%
>>51389314
I fucked up the quote, but i meant to suggest Death Grips
>>51389365
ryat and altareagle
>medieval/orchestral/symphonic/classical sound
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E-D_8dq3sg
>>51389253
nmh
>>51389424
Oh no that's fine I'm just the guy who said
thanks for everyone helping me and I'm confused as to why everyone started quoting me. It's alright!
>>51387957
listen to phurpa right now
>Non-standard sounds and chord progressions
>Through-composure
>Emotional sung lyrics that aren't necessarily "good singing" like Modest Mouse and DG
>Polyphonic and syncopated rhythms
>If all else fails go for heavy bass
>>51388855
nobody?
>>51390400
Coil - ape of naples
Yelling, but not 24/7
Vocal distortion
Weird noises
Non-music samples
Macabre themes in upbeat songs
>>51387969
In Extremo
>>51388154
Holy Ghost!
>>51388137
Giraffe? Giraffe!
>Surreal themes/moods
>Vocals about mythical creatures, being in an alien world, dream like rambling
>Thick guitar sound with substance
>Arabian/Desertlike scales
>Heavy, sludgy sounds
>>51388499
Fall of Troy bruh
Breaking voices is a bit of an understatement, though
>>51389146
King Rat - Modest Mouse
>>51387957
>aleatoricism
>chanting
>kazoo solos
>awkward crying
>Strange percussion instrumentals
Beck used to do this all the time, it was awesome.
>Sampled radio recordings
>Sudden shit in intensity
I like it when its both in lyrics and melody, suddenly a very calm/melancholy song gets very intense.
>Artist sings like he's half high and dosnt give a shit
>riff based
>riffs that follow the vocals
>Falsetto vocals
>melody based
>great production
> an additional instrument that isnt a guitar bass or drum
>radio static
>vinyl crackling/popping
>throat singing
>backmasking
>>51387957
>chimes
>brass in folk music
>subtle/quiet vocals
>odd time signatures
>sforzando
>lyricless vocals
Definitely give Cocteau Twins and Sigur Ros a listen if you haven't already.
>Complexity
>Weird/often changing time signatures
>Large variety of instruments/multi-instrumentalism
>Heavy/extreme/bassy sound
>Pitched growls/screams
>focus on composition/intricacy
>>51387957
I think about this all the time but I literally can't think of one thing right now. Fucking hell.
>classical instruments used outside classical music
>chaotic like sound
>multiple singers in the band
>vocals that sound like instruments
>instruments that normally wouldn't go together
>>51390859
Burial
>>51390831
Queen
>>51390496
Giles Corey
>>51388855
Tame Impalpa
>>51388789
Opera (or queen)
>>51388788
You might like trap music or migos
>>51388705
T-pain / whatever that 1 kanye album was
>>51388647
,Neutral milk ho tel
>>51388623
Queen
>>51388589
Queen
>>51390496
>Vocal distortion
>Weird noises
>Non-music samples
Ant-bee - Pure electric honey
Faust - s/t
Frank Zappa - Freak Out!
>Vocal distortion
>Weird noises
Chrome - Half Machine Lip Moves
Royal Trux - Twin Infinitives
Gravitar - Gravitaativarravitar (Search just for the name of the band and their 1995 album)
>Yelling, but not 24/7
>Vocal distortion
Cows - Daddy Has a Tail!
I also want to get rec'd whatever this guys gets.
>>51387957
>unrelieved dissonances
>sudden, unexpected modulation
>leitmotifs
>'heavy' sound (bass instrument filling in the low-end)
>variation on a theme
>>51388469
>deafheaven
You must be joking
>>51391093
>>51390496
Oh, and I forgot
>Weird noises
>Non-music samples
Red Krayola - Parable of Arable Land
>>51388337
Dinosaur Feathers
>>513885894
>>51388623
Most Wagnerian opera, they aren't concept albums but most concept albums are just mimicking his work.
Especially in prog
>>51388058
jordan dreyer and the la disputes
>>51388895
https://avariband.bandcamp.com/album/structures-agony-ep
>>51391093
>>51391161
>>51391023
Thanks, mateys.
>>51391160
Why, I just like them what's it to you
i enjoy music
>>51390859
>backmasking
TFF - Bitter Tea
>throat singing
Divine Music From a Jail and anything Huun Huur Tu (live especially).
Listen to either of those on vinyl.
>>51390995
I'm so sorry for you.
>>51391009
Arcade Fire?
>>51391093
>Ant-bee - Pure electric honey
That's pretty fucking good, man. Thanks!
>really good songs
>sick albums
>cool instruments
>catchy
>rocks
cmon /mu/ fuckin deliver
>studio banter
>thick bass and drums
>"cold" sounding reverb
>Maj7 and Diminished chords
>5/4 and 7/8 time
I just described Radiohead, but honest to god I meant to describe Glassjaw
>funky, sexy and catchy bass lines
>lovely yet dark and experienced baritone-tenor singing
>minimal bleep bloops
>guitar-driven
>interesting bass-lines
>memorable lyrics (except when it's post-rock)
>extended, mostly instrumental outros
>weird noises hidden within the instruments
>>51392094
do you mean minimal as in 'as little as possible' or as in 'minimal techno'
>>51392094
Parliament - Mothership Connection (if you haven't).
Herbie Hancok - Sextant and/or Head Hunter
Sorry if those are too obvious.
>>51392224
Ludus - The Visit/The Seduction
spazzy drums
low paced bass
5/4 (and other odd times too)
stop'n'go structures
spazzy drums
>screamed / yelled vocals
or
>whispered vocals
or
>throat singing
>traditional folk influences
>asian influences
>clean production
>virtuosity
Favorite instruments: piano, guitar, cello, guzheng/koto, harp
>operatic screaming
>11/5 time signature
>>51392286
>5/4
>odd
>"hey bros were random so lets add another beat because thats weird and random"
>>51392311
There are no 1/5th notes, it's kept to multiples of four because otherwise things get arbitrary
>>51392372
Yes, there are.
You can even go as far as (1/√π)/√⅔
Here's the proof
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3qO6-Cqzhg
>>51392311
>operatic screaming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jM_V6OcpGQU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbIPzVzvnqQ
>>51392286
biffy clyro
>>51392436
>McFoo Fighters
>"mathy"
>tremolo
>echo
>non solo gregorian chant
>vocal layering (like on Giles Corey 'Grave Filled With Books')
>motherfucking horns
>multiple vocalists
>whistling
>noisy
>emotive yellcore
>abstract lyrics
>fun
>"different" ways of playing regular instruments or equally weird instruments
>>51392286
The Dillinger Escape Plan is pretty much what you described dude
>>51392411
Again, then it is completely arbitrary.
A 1/5th note is a quarter note for teenagers who want to feel special.
>>51392457
doesnt matter
dude asked for start n stop, crazy drums, alternative time signatures
that is everything biffy clyro is (was, really)
mon the biff
>lo-fi goodness
>chanting and gang vocals, but not super cheesy shitty ones
I know finding non-shitty gang vocals is hard to do, but I kinda believe in maybe a few of you.
>>51392540
It's not arbitrary.
A 1/5th note is a 1/5th note, in the same way 1/4th note is a 1/4th note.
What do you mean with arbitrary anyways?
>A 1/5th note is a quarter note for teenagers who want to feel special.
Oh, so you are not allowed to experiment anymore?
>>51392372
5 is odd. it's not divisible by two it's odd.
>male and female vocals
>screams
>noisy solos
>drones
>Sax and/or brass
>weight gain
>slob
>transformation
>futa
>four part vocal harmonies
>storylines *ungggghhh*
>weird samples, specifically voice samples +for paranormal subject matter
>lo fi ESPECIALLY lo fi rapper voice production (like demon queen exorcise tape oooof or DJ Rozwell if you band camp)
>cool sound designs (like the stuff you hear in tobacco)
>>51392516
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnUhapDPxMw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InqUHmX-do8
>whiny vocals from a shitty singer
>drums that sound like total shit
>odd time signatures
>bands that play against rather than with each other
Can't think of any others
>>51390946
>>51391009
Kayo Dot
>>51392609
Circle Takes the Square
>>51392577
Have you ever played an instrument?
Tempo is already somewhat arbitrary, can't really count along or do the mental maths on the spot.
Deciding to be a special little snowflake by writing crap like 7/9 is silly and pointless, it's 7/8 with a bit of doubt.
>Oh, so you are not allowed to experiment anymore?
Avant-teens are really grabbing at straws for new ideas.
You can get a machine to do it, but a person never could accurately.
>>51392580
That's the definition you used?
At least clarify that, 70/8 is an odd signature because it is never really used.
3/4 is an odd signature because 3%2 gives us a non-integer.
>>51392617
fuck, this made me laugh
>>51391023
>Opera (or queen)
I meant violin/ cello or full orchestra in modern music
>noise and drone influenced viola playing like on the first VU album
>tribal drumming and/or metal banging
>repetitive electronic noise
>spoken word or screaming vocals
>>51392617
I'm only into half of those.
>>51392802
>I meant violin/ cello or full orchestra in modern music
Many operas are modern, see:>>51391252
>piano melodies
>female vocals
>poetic lyrics
>high pitched synth
>>51392411
Pretty cool!
>>51392802
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U_uAicAjh8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qY2mNUGJOE
>>51392846
>Wagnerian opera
Maybe I should've said contemporary
>>51392875
I like Woodkid.
the second one i don't know. Thanks!
>>51392777
>Have you ever played an instrument?
Yes. Piano for two years.
>Tempo is already somewhat arbitrary
Tempo is not arbitrary since it can be measured with a chronometer.
>7/9 is silly and pointless, it's 7/8 with a bit of doubt.
They are different things, you like it or not.
>You can get a machine to do it, but a person never could accurately.
Yes, a person can do it. Have you ever heard of Ferneyhough?
>>51392873
I know! Love those cute melodies!
>>51392913
>2014
>never heard of Ferneyhough
>>51392901
Contemporary is everything since the middle ages.
>>51392913
>Yes. Piano for two years.
So you're incompetent.
>Tempo is not arbitrary since it can be measured with a chronometer.
Tempo is entirely arbitrary, it's impossible to be exact.
Verbal cues are far better than exact BPM.
>They are different things, you like it or not.
Not to the reader, to the reader it's 7/8 with some doubt.
>Yes, a person can do it. Have you ever heard of Ferneyhough?
Not accurate, nobody could play it on the spot
>>51393025
What are you trying to say?
>>51393051
>So you're incompetent.
Nice assumption.
>Tempo is entirely arbitrary, it's impossible to be exact.
That goes for everything. Not even science is exact.
>Verbal cues are far better than exact BPM.
That' subjective. Time signatures are not.
>Not to the reader, to the reader it's 7/8 with some doubt.
>with some doubt.
That's ridiculous. Saying that is like saying that 4/4 is the same as 4/2 but slower.
>Not accurate, nobody could play it on the spot
Yes, they can (if we are talking about the 7/9 time signature).
>>51393051
>Contemporary is everything since the middle ages.
Fine.
What do you call this era we're in RIGHT NOW?
Not even 2000, but 2010+. Music from whatever era this is.
>>51393051
con·tem·po·rar·y (kn-tmp-rr)
adj.
1. Belonging to the same period of time: a fact documented by two contemporary sources.
2. Of about the same age.
3. Current; modern: contemporary trends in design.
Where the fuck does you definition come from?
>>51388471
Melt-banana
>>51392861
& synth leads
>no replies :(
>>51393248
TFF - Bitter Tea. Not sure how poetic the lyrics are, since I don't have an ear for poetry in music, but it has everything else you listed.
>>51393236
Already like them. Thanks!
>>51392299 here, still hoping
>>51393363
https://tenggercavalry.bandcamp.com/album/ancient-call-3
has some of those.
>>51393134
>Nice assumption.
Two years is incompetence.
>That's ridiculous. Saying that is like saying that 4/4 is the same as 4/2 but slower.
I've been a musician since you were around 4, I know this.
>Not even science is exact.
Science is glorified empiricism.
Mathematics is exact, everything can be reduced to axioms and proven via higher level mathematics that is based on axioms.
>Time signatures are not.
>time signatures are not related to tempii
Confirmed for incompetent musician.
7/8 and 7/9 only have superficial differences, signatures like 6/8 and 3/4 are technically the same but are played different
>>51393148
We're not in a different era
>>51393196
The proper musical definition?
'old fashioned' music exists before the popular era, all music in the popular era is contemporary.
>>51393399
I already know them, but I'm not a big fan. I think they use asian instrumentation in a gimmicky way, like Within Temptation uses the orchestra, and that the metal part is too generic.
Thanks for trying though!
>>51393483
>We're not in a different era
ah, ok. You're just being a dick.
distorted bass guitar
>>51387957
>Spoken word quotes
>Sweet female vocals with main rough male vocals for contrast
>Heavily distorted guitars
>Horns, bagpipes
>Concept Albums
>>51393535
Lady June's Linguistic Leprosy
idk how to even describe it in musical terms because im dumb but the piano line in this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfJRX-8SXOs at 0:40, just how it repeats and how catchy it is
>>51393483
Anon talked about modern music. I don't know by which definition you could call pre-20th century music modern.
>popular era
What are you even talking about?
>protruding bass
>use of distortion, lo-fi-ness
>contrast of dissonance and melody
>high-register harsh vocals (so no growls)
>syncopated rhythms
>narrative concept albums
>cello in rock songs
>pleasant songs about ugly topics
>albums with seamless transitions between songs
>time signature changes mid song
>>51393535
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k0f-ZxRJ_A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SA2CTzFjJQo
>glitch
>distance, wistfulness, nostalgia, *emotion*
>complexity
>human-ness and/or traditional instrumentation
>poignant, desperate vocals
>soft vocals
>washes of sound
>unexpected explosions of sound/noise
>sonic details, minutiae
>beautiful melody
>>51393517
But it's true, we're in the modern era of humanity, same is true with the late, electrified 1800s.
>>51393620
>I don't know by which definition you could call pre-20th century music modern
All proper definitions, modern music has existed since the 1850s and 1860s.
>What are you even talking about?
Of music, think of it as a thought web.
We have the popular era, and eras like Baroque and Gothic branching from it.
The popular era branches off of the western art music timeline, which branches off of western music, which branches off of music.
>>51393628
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tqgA4E67Oc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5kcIjarod8
