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Most importantly, get taste!
last >>61025591
for da boyz
>>61074824
>Music
Where do you think you are?
What's the best Shotstakovich piano sonatas performance?
And can anyone rec me some more tape-based sound collage stuff I might like?
>>61074882
Have you heard William Basinski - Deluge?
>>61074893
Yup
>>61074879
Doin' preeeety good. Yesterday I got to see an old friend I haven't seen in, like, 4 years. Was a lot of fun.
>>61074882
>And can anyone rec me some more tape-based sound collage stuff I might like?
>>61074597
Posted in the last thread, it's pretty good. If you want some like hard tape stuff Karel Appel's "Musique Barbare" is nice.
This may be the cheesiest record I've heard all year - even cheesier than the power metal records I've heard lately.
It's glorious - reminds me of C+C Music Factory and MC Hammer
mem
>>61075013
>This may be the cheesiest record I've heard all year...
Strap in, you're about to go for a ride.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaXDhd2-mwM
>>61075030
Ooh that looks cool... brb
>>61075017
no!
>>61075030
This is great! It reminds me of Khun Narin, also from Thailand
>>61075175
Molam is a goat genre.
>>61074882
Negativland - Helter Stupid/Escape From Noise
>Bodychoke- Cold River Songs
Seriously disappointed with this thing. The concept of it- Sutcliffe Jugend playing introspective noise rock with a cello - sounded super cool, but this is just a chore. It's pretty embarrassing the way Tomkins tries to sound menacing- usually I enjoy that kind of stuff, but the music isn't really noisy or brutal enough to back it up. The whole thing just sounds really limp and ineffectual.
There's some cool moments, but this does not kick anywhere as much ass as it needs to. Shame, because this could have been really, really cool. 5/10.
>>61075266
Already listened to it
>>61074936
Thanks!
>>61075308
what'd you think?
>>61075318
I enjoyed it quite a bit
More conventional than I had expected (but I listened to it a while back)
Thanks to all who signed up.
>>61075030
That album is so wild oh my god
>>61075334
Kinda reminds me of Everything is Terrible! but less random and sharper with it's wit
>>61074882
>What's the best Shotstakovich piano sonatas performance?
I only heard this one, it's well done
Dope records with funky tunes
>>61075355
i'm fairly sure that there's no way i'm gonna beat s desu
>>61075669
why
>>61075610
that album is so much fun
try this one if you don't mind cheesiness
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/various_artists_f2/play_that_beat_mr__raja__selected_oddities_from_the_tamil_film_industry__1984_1991/
>>61075669
it's nice but it can be panned like anything else
>>61075610
oh and check this out too
https://rateyourmusic.com/genre/Highlife/
>>61075706
cause my choice is like some jangly twee pop and i've just listened to his and it's some really siqq avant-jazz and the two are so far apart w/r/t ambition/competence/novelty that it just seems really unlikely
>>61075866
>ambition/competence/novelty
If moonjacques is not a retard these are not the decisive factors.
>>61075838
Oh, I'm quite aware of Highlife. Super fun to listen to.
>>61075760
I'll try it, thanks.
Listened to this and I loved Julianne Baird's soprano performances. I'm starting to notice how much variety Bach's pieces feature after dissecting each movement of 140. Especially the opening one where the vocalists established some interesting rhythmic polyphony + there were a lot of things going on in the orchestral section too.
The coordination between the text and the music is also very interesting. Things like the dialogues between soul and Jesus in the aria duet (140, 6th movement) establishes an image of what each voice represents based off the performers.
I dig it. I probably should look into more Bach cantatas after I'm done with Karmien's spoonfeeding. teebeehaich I'd love to go through the entire Bach oeuvre some time in the future. I guess that's going to my boxset list.
8/10 for now.
>>61076855
You might like Vladimir Arpyomov, Urban Sax, and Yannis Markopoulos. All great choral composers, for after you've finished your Bach run
>>61076898
Thanks! I'm on a huge trip through all the periods though so I'm not sure when I'll get to these.
Vince Guaraldi's "In Person" is a relaxing jazz album with some nice piano and drums and some bass that is so low in the mix it might as well not be there.
It jams a bit, it's got some swing, you know how jazz goes. It is an exceptionally good, really mostly entirely normal jazz album. It takes no steps in any notably interesting directions. There is no sense of adventure here.
Still, the playing is quite fine.
6/10, if the production quality was better I'd probably bring it to a 7.
can i make noise if i've never listened to noise before?
>>61077450
No, that's illegal.
>>61077450
Sure, noise is more fun to make than to hear anyway
>>61077415
Have you listened to A Charlie Brown Christmas? It's more adventurous and interesting than all the other stuff I've heard by him.
>>61077552
Just like babies.
>>61077731
dank
>Ran Blake Quartet - Short Life of Barbara Monk
There's nice avant-garde rhythms and interesting changes and there's beautiful moody pieces. Blake's playing is great on either, and the interplay with the rest of the ensemble is good as well.
Nice imagery, I'm looking forward to listening to it again.
Gotta listen to La Monte Young too to make up my mind.
Also need one album to fill the calendar.
![Voices-of-the-Rain_large[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/hmYZ0gj.jpg "Voices-of-the-Rain_large[1].jpg")
>>61077896
glad you liked it. have another on me.
>>61078049
mite b cool
Okay gimme some good 2015 albums I gotta do my top 10 of 2015 list but I've been out of the loop musically this year so I gotta catch up!
aka *the best* 2015 albums.
![zimerman[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/c6bmg7w.jpg "zimerman[1].jpg")
>>61078188
aoty
>>61075949
you're right, in general none of them are; if anything novelty severely leaves an album exposed for criticism.
competence > ambition > novelty btw
I'm currenty listening to Pale Horses by mewithoutYou. I'm on the last track and I'm gonna give this album a 7.5/10. It's different from their earlier style but still very good.
anyone have a working mega to If Ever, Whenever by This world is a beautiful place?
>>61078234
>Written in 1967
>From 2015
:'^)
>>61078265
haha fukin destroyed
I watched Star Wars episode VII, ask me anything.
>>61078313
How good was the soundtrack?
>>61078329
It was very star warsy. Not very good.
>>61078313
what are your favorite Swedish motion pictures
>>61078188
memes
>>61078364
y not
>>61078376
Idk I don't watch much Swedish film. It certainly isn't Seventh Seal though.
>>61078407
idk lol
>>61078407
>It certainly isn't Seventh Seal though.
>mfw
>>61078188
Here's the albums I liked this year : https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Bogler/2015_albums_worth_listening_to/
>>61078445
>Natural Snow Buildings
>Jim O'Rourke
>Prurient
>Joanna Newsom
Rest of list discarded and ignored.
>>61078188
My top 10:
Paul Metzger - 1300
Stara Rzeka - Zamknęły się oczy ziemi
Eric La Casa/Taku Unami - Parazoan Mapping
Schlippenbach/Parker/Edwards/Prevost - 3 Nights at Cafe Oto
Kuniko - Xenakis IX
Four Tet - Morning/Evening
Gabor Lazar & Mark Fell - The Neurobiology of Decision Making
Sophie - Product
Colin Stetson & Sarah Neufeld - Never Were the Way She Was
Vainio & Vigroux - Peau froide, léger soleil
>>61078470
ok, thanks for your insight.
This chart is really intense so i'll take my time.
Le Sacre du Printemps was very stimulating, the second part has some really evokative parts, like the end. It focuses a lot on visuals and imagery and that's a personal plus.
I'll obviously do a proper review when i'll understand more about it
>>61078470
really m8?
>>61078188
Oren Ambarchi & Johan Berthling - Tongue Tied
Napalm Death - Apex Predator - Easy Meat
William Parker - For Those Who Are, Still
<3
>>61078188
214. Giorgio Moroder- Déjà vu
213. Ratatat- Magnifique
212. Enslaved- In Times
tfw I've been delaying starting chart 1 of this
>Neutral Milk Hotel - Invent Yourself a Shortcake
This was pretty interesting, it's very different to the later NMH releases. It reminds me a lot of Daniel Johnston, since it's also got that really lo-fi sound, but not as good. There's some early versions of later NMH tracks (King of Carrot Flowers pt3, Tuesday Moon) which were really good, but other than that, there's not much to see here.
>Bjork - Vespertine
Possibly my favorite Bjork album from the few that I've heard. I don't really have much to say about this one, it's just a very solid album.
>Boris - Feedbacker
I haven't listened to Boris previously so this was quite an enjoyable experience. From what I've seen, most of their albums have different musical styles, so what should I check next?
>>61078470
the only reason people don't call you out on being a dick more often is probably because they think you take pride in being one
>>61079136
>so what should I check next?
depends, do you want more of the same or something entirely different?
for more slow, droney heaviness, go for Amplifier Worship and Absolutego.
for noisy, fast stoner rock go for Pink and Akuma no Uta.
Flood if you want something mellow-ish.
New Album if you like J-pop.
>>61079168
>they think you take pride in being one
He does tho...
>>61079541
Thanks, I'll check Amplifier Worship out. I downloaded Pink a while back as well cause it was on that mu core chart, and I also got Dronevil cause it seemed interesting, but I haven't seen it discussed, have you listened to that one?
>>61079761
nope, I think it's more slow droney noisy stuff
Finished with finals. I'm going to listen to the remaining Schoenberg album from my modern classical chart still.
>>61078188
No real order to my chart, but generally top left is better than bottom right. I still have to go back and listen to a lot more stuff anyway.
I think Music for Church Cleaners counts for 2015 because it adds new material, and reworks most of the songs from the 2012 edition.
Also, I really don't get all the hate for TPAB. Sure it's probably overrated, but it's still good. Can somebody who hates this album intelligibly articulate why exactly they hate it?
>>61079168
whats the point anyway
>>61078188
Left out the stuff a lot of people mention anyway, like third side of tape or jlin etc. turned out to be an extremly polish chart, but whatever!
hey four reviews!
Max Roach - We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite (1961)
>avant-garde jazz
I wish I liked this a lot more than I did. Abbey Lincoln's singing is phenomenal, but I guess I'm just not all too impressed with the band's performance, save for Roach (of course) and Olatunji. Still definitely a good album, but I guess I just like different kinds of jazz.
3.0
Kazumoto Endo - While You Were Out (1999)
>harsh noise
"Itabashi Girl" is the pinnacle of noise. Noise + pop samples = holy fucking yes more please. The use of dynamics on this album is great, certainly something to listen to if yr just getting into noise, the cutting and pasting of sound is admirable. Drags in the second half with the more purely noise stuff, but still an enjoyable listen.
3.0+
Γιάννης Αγγελάkας & Νίkος Βελιώτης - Οι ανάσες των λύkων (2005)
>avant-folk
Avant-folk reminiscent of a more Greek Angels of Light or Matt Elliott, but lesser than both of those artists. The classical and glitch additions should be great, but they seem a bit slapdash. Pretty solid, but nothing spectacular.
2.5+
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Free for All (1965)
>hard bop
Where has Blakey's drumming been all my life? This album is fucking furious, and endless barage of jazz from all sides. The closer suffers in comparison to the other tracks a lot, but the first three tracks are really damn good.
3.0+
good night bumb
>>61078571
Yes.
>>61079168
And?
>>61081024
>I wish I liked this a lot more than I did. Abbey Lincoln's singing is phenomenal, but I guess I'm just not all too impressed with the band's performance, save for Roach (of course) and Olatunji. Still definitely a good album, but I guess I just like different kinds of jazz.
Confirmed shit taste.
>Avant-folk reminiscent of a more Greek Angels of Light or Matt Elliott, but lesser than both of those artists.
Jesus christ such shit taste.
>>61082258
Oh hampus. You make these threads a better place with your confirmed edgy opinions.
>>61082338
That was not an edgy opinion.
>>61082364
>That was not an edgy opinion.
Is that a post-edgy opinion about your own edgy opinions?
>>61082422
It's not edgy if it isn't needlessly aggressive or contrarian.
>>61082443
But aren't you just like a Mr. Potato Head except instead of modular limbs you have contrarion opinions?
>>61082443
(not true by the way)
>>61082494
It's only contrarian if you disagree.
>>61082258
>wah someone didn't like my waifu jazz album as much as me
i still liked it u sperg
and i knew that matt elliott / angels of light comment would ruffle a few feathers
>>61082494
Are you Torts from teen suicide?
>>61082932
>and i knew that matt elliott / angels of light comment would ruffle a few feathers
Not ruffling anything, it's just literally wrong and cements the idea that you don't know what you're talking about and have shit taste :^)
>>61082951
no, it's a reference to a legal term.
>>61082962
hey i won't deny any of that t/b/h
>>61082258
>>61082520
>>61082962
>needlessly aggressive
>>61083025
>
>>61083038
>needlessly
>>61083010
Dam :(
Who /Porter/ here?
This masterpiece
>>61083051
I'm sorry I posted
>>61083079
You're a disappointment to your family and should commit sudoko
>>61083098
sounds like a plan, chief
>>61082520
that is the actually opposite of what it is.
>>61083098
Fan också, Hampus.
FIRST 0.5 OF THE TERM AND S CHART
Tindersticks - Tindersticks (1993)
>chamber pop
How this album is so well regarded is fucking mystifying. Somehow Tindersticks has managed to completely disregard the two things that make a good chamber pop album—vocals and arrangements—and produce one of the most well-regarded albums in the genre. Stuart Staples' voice is incredibly droll and monotonous, and not in a good way, more in a completely unfitting and distracting way. The instrumentation lacks the lushness that is so often linked with chamber pop, eschewing strings and brass for slipshod guitar work that completely lacks any melodic tendencies, and it is "pop" music after all. And its an hour and 13 fuckin' minutes. And the closer is fantastic for some reason. But that's the only redeemable part of this snooze-worthy record.
0.5
Paging dogwander. This Johnny Cash compilation is making me understand why you love exploring "prolific" artists in the form of huge boxsets.
blimp
>tfw you realize Julian koster is old enough to be your dad
>AKB48 copyrighted all their songs recently on youtube
>P!nk copyrighted her songs on youtube
Do I even bother to keep going with youtube, or is it just gonna be more of the same?
get taste
>>61086003
The second album is better anyway, I didn't care for their first album for a long time whereas the second immediately struck me as great.
>>61090708
Here's your reply bb
>>61090881
Thanks for the (you), I appreciate it.
>>61086670
well why don't you go explore a good artist then
Good Morning /daily/!
I watched The Lobster yesterday. Apparently it's Jim O'Rourke's most anticipated film of the year so I had to drone him a bit.
The movie was great. Go watch it.
Not sure what I'll listen to yet.
>>61086670
it's easier, ain't it? The careers are even sorted out for you for the most part, so exploring huge discogs seems straight forward.
Hey guys, haven't been so active lately because of a busy term. Leaving early tomorrow morning to visit my parents in the US (really looking forward to this) and thinking of maybe doing a small 2015 chart in between as I've seen some really interesting things come by recently.
What y'all doing? What y'all listening to?
Also, what is a long album I should listen to on my flight from pic related tomorrow?
>>61092027
Double Heads, c'mon
>>61092027
>What y'all doing? What y'all listening to?
Drinking coffee, planning to watch memeball in a few.
>Also, what is a long album I should listen to on my flight from pic related tomorrow?
Turbulence and Double Heads work really well together.
What are you going to listen on Beethoven's baptism day and Beefheart's death day?
(aka bump what are you guys listening to blablabla)
>>61092586
listening to my comfy playlist while preparing exams
>>61092603
does it have Tacoma Radar in it?
>>61092616
it does; pretty much the entire album
what is the 2015 Free Jazz AOTY
I don't think I've heard any
>>61092586
listening to this 2 hour long spoken word duo track by David Deutsch and Sam Harris
https://soundcloud.com/samharrisorg/surviving-the-cosmos
Is it just me or is this just not very special? It sounds like fucking Supertramp.
>>61093033
okay, only the second track does.
I still feel like it went right over my head.
>D RKPYR MID - ELECTRIC L TE RDROPS
>vaporwave
Enjoyable vaporwave with a slight future theme, pretty basic but still enjoyable.
>Remember - ルートバックホーム
>ambient
Great ambient album for those sleepy time inner city/inner piece feels.
>>61094947
dank ですよ
So instead of listening to Hoover I just looked at the RYM bottom everything of 2015 list and I'm very disappointed that Fly isn't the worst thing ever and also New Americana is only at #7.
What's /meme/ doing?
>>61094947
it's basically my love life
>>61095187
>New Americana
I don't know why I looked this up. Ew.
>What's /meme/ doing?
Listening to Beethoven sonatas. I will continue my paused reading of Nothing: A Portrait of Insomnia after I'm done with Beethoven.
>>61095187
>New Americana
DUDE WEED LMAO
>>61095187
>What's /meme/ doing?
Diving further into Oneohtrix Point Never's discography. I'm having a great walk.
Thinking of starting with doc brown's white noise chart. Seems like F U N.
>>61095306
if you mean the big one, it'll get samey reaal quick. good luck though
Travis Scott- Rodeo
first half is alright, drags a lot in the second half
2.5/5
I think I just got spoiled Star Wars and I'm a bit sad.
>Alameda 5 - Duch Tornada
I like the variety here and the percussions were catchy. It can be quite cosmic at some moments. However, the album drags a bit too much, especially in the second part and the more obvious electronic sounds are not really well done imo.
7/10
>Rafael Anton Isarri - A Fragile Geography
Pleasant drone-ambient with a dense sound. It's a bit too uninventive and it kinda lacks the emotion I like to find in this genre. Just the kind of album I didn't dislike but I wouldn't relisten.
6/10
Help me decide for what I'll do after this chart : http://strawpoll.me/6291188
>>61096742
maybe do like 4 of each, cause that stuff can be kinda lame
>>61096971
Yeah, these charts are quite small, maybe I'll do them in parallel.
>>61096742
>I think I just got spoiled Star Wars and I'm a bit sad.
Same here, hate the internet.
also seconding what anon said.
just finishing off this chart, think I'm gonna take a break from the essentials and make a chart around 1997 releases.
So yeah, I liked both Before and After Science and Another Green World but I still don't really get all the praise. Can someone redpill me on Brian Eno?
>>61098295
>Can someone redpill me on Brian Eno?
His ambient stuff is better. The rest is corny new wave pop rock.
>>61098321
that's a bummer since I found Music for Airports pretty uninteresting.
>>61098353
>Ambient music
>Interesting
You are definitely looking at it the wrong way.
>>61098413
imo the best ambient is the stuff that works well for both background listening and active listening. ambience can be interesting if done right.
>Anne Garner - Be Life
I was pleasantly surprised by this. It reminds me a lot of Julia Holter, especially Tragedy, in a bit more stripped down version. Anne Garner's voice is soft and the music is sparse, bright ambient. The background music sound a bit muffled sometime though.
8/10
if repeating digits i listen to carrie and lowell
if not then i listen to art angels
>>61099262
god please end my suffering
>>61099450
why don't you end it yourself?
requesting 1997 recs
>>61099629
Either/Or by Elliott Smith
Kill the Lights by Lowercase
>>61099629
wu tang forever
funcrusher plus
>>61099629
bad timing
consume red
>>61099629
Labradford - Mi media naranja
Portishead - Portishead
Lhasa - La llorona
>>61099629
Do Make Say Think - s/t
Laika - Sounds of the Satellites
Negativland - Dispepsi
>>61099629
Laika - Sound of the Satellites
Long Fin Kille - Amalia
Then Van Pelt - Sultans of Sentiment
>>61092816
Brotzmann / O'Rourke / Haino - Two City Blues 2
>>61091959
I definitely need to see that, I love the director and Colin Farrell.
If you liked The Lobster do yourself a favor and watch Dogtooth by the same director. Reading the synopsis alone should get you interested.
HELP ME!!!
I search a song.
It's an indie-pop song and the music video is about a suburban area where the people think about what they want to do. The daughter wants to kill her parents, the neighbor wants to fuck the daughter, the boy wants to fuck the neighbor's wife, the father wants to beat the crap outta the neighbor.
It went viral. Somebody know the name of the song and/or band?
Help me, please! :(
KUH
>>61099948
I remember watching this a while back and enjoying the video so you made me dig for it.
Found it just as I was about to give up on searching top indie music videos of 2015 on vimeo.
https://vimeo.com/128126914
You're welcome.
>>61100343
I kinda love you right now, anon <3
>>61099629
Find a way to get the following on here:
Oxbow - Serenade in Red
The Dead C - Tusk
Ulver - Nattens madrigal: Aatte hymne til ulven i manden
Stereolab / Nurse With Wound - Simple Headphone Mind
THOMAS
>>61100434
BERSAIN
Grimes- Art Angels
After listening to this I can't believe that I said that the Beat the Champ instrumentals were cheesy or generic sounding. This literally sounds like some youtube video with the name epic dance club mix 2015
1/5
>>61099629
seconding Bad Timing and Tusk, add Chiastic Slide to that
>>61099629
Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One
>>61099868
I am planning to. I've heard about it ever since it got nominated for the Oscar but never had the chance.
>>61100434
L E W D
>>61101027
THANK YOU! It's so fucking shit.
>>61101332
Dogtooth is good shit, watch it. Art Angels is bad indeed, not as terrible as you make it out to be but definitely bad. More than anything else I'm just confused why people treat it like it's something special, bar two or three tracks it's pretty generic dance-pop.
>>61099629
Squarepusher - Hard Normal Daddy
Super Furry Animals - Radiator
Photek - Modus Operandi
Mouse On Mars - Autoditacker
Mogwai - Young Team
Erykah Badu - Baduizm
Buena Vista Social Club - ""
>Philip Cohran and the Artistic Hermatige Ensemble
>On the Beach
>1967
>Spiritual Jazz
This album was damn wonderful. It lays down wild jazzy jams with an atmosphere of bliss and beauty. Here, a thin line is walked between high-tempo chaos and a crisp sense of peace. This is a seriously rare fusion of musical moods that works incredibly well.
The playing is great, arrangements range from all the racous joy of a beach party to the calm respite as the sun sets at the end of it. Genuinely great.
8/10. Very recommended.
Listened to this. Don't feel like I've gotten much out of it outside of the fact that Kreutzer is some god-tier shit so I will relisten to it tomorrow to formulate a more accurate opinion.
bun
>>61102888
>888
nice
>>61102888
c h e c k m a t e s
This is a really interesting project from Patrick Higgins - the guitar player for Zs. Here he plays Bach pieces on acoustic guitar and lute in a Lutheran church in Brooklyn. He has mics set up in different locations and digitally manipulates the reverb. The effect is great - check it out
>>61103211
This is p cool.
>>61103043
I want to have a rabbit again...
:(
What essential 2015 albums am I missing? Also give me your personal AOTY as wel
>>61104084
I liked Neon Indian's album quite a bit.
>>61104084
My favorite album of the year has to be the finess the world mixtape by retch. You should give it a listen. It's not meme rap, but it's very good none the less and really does a good job at telling it's story.
>>61104084
also essential 2015 should include
Jim O'Rourke - Simple Songs
Arca - Mutant
Joanna Newsom - Divers
probably others too
>>61104126
>>61104142
>>61104202
>>61104243
Thanks, updated the chart. Still need a couple more
>>61104367
Ought - Sun Coming Down
Joshua Abrams - Magnetoception
Tigran Hamasyan - Mockroot
Graham Lambkin & Michael Pisaro - Schwarze Riesenfalter
Lil Ugly Mane - Third Side of Tape
Oren Ambarchi - Live Knots
>>61104367
i dont know if they'd be considered essential but I liked
Metz - II
The Lucid Dream - S/T
Thee Oh Sees - Mutilator Deafeated at Last
Sleaford Mods - Key Markets
Spectres - Dying
Girl band - Holding Hands with Jamie
>>61080665
>>61104084
choose something there!
>>61104367
i recommend my pans of the year so far: art angels and poison season
Ensemble is amazing, holy shit. Kind of reminds me of Earth - TBMHITLS. Gives off that sort of atmosphere.
>>61105592
Vega INTL Night School
>>61105644
It's on there broh, I just recced it to him.
>>61105592
some stuff that's on my charts but not yours
lightning bolt-fantasy empire
uncle acid and the deadbeats- night creeper
pop group- citizen zombie
Swans - White Light From the Mouth of Infinity (1991)
>post-punk, gothic rock
I'm honestly not all that big on this. Its Swans, so the soundscaping is fantastic, of course, but the actual songwriting is pretty forgettable, and not nearly on the level of something like the majority of SftB. And Gira's voice, while normally pretty alright with me, is just off on this album. I think it might be because he sounds fucking exactly like Ian Curtis here.
2.5
>>61105592
I'm gonna keep miming this until it's a thing
>Frisk Frugt - Den Europæiske Spejlbue
>>61104084
what does * mean?
>>61107083
*meming
not miming
tfw listen to so much music daily that I feel less and less like a human and more like I'm watching a movie with a continuous soundtrack
>>61105592
the real AOTY
Jesus, I'm so drunk. I'm gonna listen to some Panda Bear and Diiv, I'm surprised I can even type. Goodnight /daily/, I love you.
>>61109642
Goodnight friend
>>61109788
Goodnight, my dear, anonymous friend.
Johnny Cash + Florent Ghys is a recommended combo
>>61104084
We Cool? - Jeff Rosenstock
That new Alex G album
Car Seat Headrest - Teens of Style
Good Morning /daily/!
I'm going to see the wars of the stars in a couple of hours. In the meantime, bump!
I'm about to take off so also about to start Double Heads!
>>61113111
have a pleasant flight!
>>61111907
Have fun, it's a nice movie
>>61113111
Where's the flight going?
>>61113258
Usa, my parents and sisters live in NC
So I decided I'll tackle this chart, probably rarely, we'll see how it goes.
First up was..
Slint - Spiderland
>5-
It was uncomfortable, and planned to be so, however it fails as it was that.. without much thought in the music itself, leaving it a bore. Technically good, not enjoyably good.
Anyone know a good music related podcast? I like listening to people talk about music for some reason
>>61113630
>not bothering with these two
why? I get why do don't want to hear 2 hours of owl screeching, but Negativland is pretty good
>>61113399
have fun, you have a good streak with these repeating digits
>>61113712
i've heard it ages ago, i hated it, not relistening for the 11 meme's sake
>>61113757
>hating Negativland
>hating GMGN
>disliking Spiderland
at least you like the Books
>>61113630
It's better if you stop posting
>>61114225
it's better if opinions didn't exist
>>61113802
I'm 95% sure that GMGN is a Japanese torture istrument
>>61114421
It's actually a very good album, some people are so pussy they are afraid of sound tho
>>61114463
I'm not afraid of the sound, That first track is really hard to sit through, it kinda hertz
>>61114508
anyone, no-one
>>61106946
>having a problem with Ian Curtis' voice
Venetian Snares - Rossz Csillag Alatt Született
>8-
Heavily enjoyable, great orchestral usage, drums are your basic breakcore deal though.
I've listened to that Hoover album and it kinda disappointed me.
I've been listening to a lot of They Might Be Giants because quirks and fun, and I also discovered that i still like System Of A Down, despite i used to listen to them a lot in my cringe-inducing metal phase.
What's /blog of memes/ doing?
>>61113630
>spiderland 5-
>>61114463
>It's actually a very good album
>>61115900
what hapenned to synctube?
fix pls
>>61114463
>It's actually a very good album
Kek
>>61116128
On it :^)
Any man a fan of Gnod? I'm checking them out soon.
>>61115900
>>61116136
it's actually the culmination of sound art
Here's my new chart. Feel free to rec me stuff, I barely know anything about these genres.
![DeepChord+Presents+Echospace+-+Liumin+-[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/1ZSO4rQ.jpg "DeepChord+Presents+Echospace+-+Liumin+-[1].jpg")
>>61116883
liumin is astounding minimal tech if you haven't heard it.
>>61115900
It's hard to deny that it's unique though. The way the pitches randomly drop out and fade in creates an interesting effect on the ears, however I could see why some might be uncomfortable with it or think it's boring.
>>61114508
>it kinda hertz
elé mayo
:^>
>>61113757
You should try to give it a second chance, t's more than a meme. I could see disliking the goofy aesthetic, but beyond that there's something weird and beautiful about it.
>>61116998
Thanks but I heard it. That's actually the album which made me want to explore the genre.
>>61116601
more like the culmination of you being a huge poser
>>61116883
This sounds right up your alley
>>61117079
aha, well I'll be watching for your recommendations intently then
>>61117078
>I could see disliking the goofy aesthetic, but beyond that there's something weird and beautiful about it.
>this is what /daily/ actually believes
Earth - Bees Made Honey in the Lions Skull
This is not an offensive album, it's just dull, even for a drone album.
Like it kinda reminds me of the bar scenes in the second season of True Detective, y'know the ones, the ones with the girl singing and eveything's very depressing but insanely American, like covered in vaseline and dirt... That's what it reminds me of
Also The National, for some reason, and I hate that band.
There isn't a moment on this album where I can just embrace brain death and surrender myself to sound, which is kinda the point of atmospherics and drone, it's just a failure.
4/10
>>61117299
also what next brahs
>>61117330
Girl Band
>>61117132
Thanks, looks cool.
>>61117231
lol, i'll try.
>>61117299
Bees is actually one of my top 3 Earth albums. Love how the guitar sounds.
>>61117330
Obey
>>61115900
>>61116136
Im sorry that you aren't able to "get" it, must feel awful to be a clueless pleb :<
>>61117261
eye
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It is.
>>61117078
>It's hard to deny that it's unique though.
>what's an onkyo?
>>61116883
Have listened to any Basic Channel? If not, I'd definitely replace Jelinek with their first compilation, they were precursors of the sound and they are better anyway.
If you haven't checked out Stott go for a record aswell (I'm back to liking Luxury Problems the most). He's like the only modern techno artist the general public of /mu/ knows, and he's cool
Back from the mememovie. I kinda hated it but I'll give it another try in the future.
In the meantime, I'll relisten to that Beethoven CD.
>>61117686
>Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records is now dub techno
k
>>61117809
Similarities in sound go jelinek -> pole -> bc. Has the delays, the clicks and bass, idc what you call it.
>>61117886
I'm not seeing substantial similarities between the former two and BC. Sure, they were influenced by them, just like pretty much everyone making electronic music at the time, but the sound is removed far enough to make that comparison pointless. I see a lot more similarities between BC and The Field to be honest, replacing that would be a better idea in my opinion. Not like From Here We Go Sublime is any good anyway.
>>61116883
>SPK past Factory/Retard/Slogun
ew
>>61118077
>BC more similar to Field than Pole and Jelinek
are we talking about the same music cuz that is quite a stretch imo
>>61118223
Obviously it is a stretch in your opinion, otherwise you would have pointed it out by now. I don't want to listen to that trite again to refresh my memory but I'm pretty sure it's a shitty version of BC, while in my opinion the appeal of Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records and Pole are completely different from BC. It's ok though, sometimes it's all right to have different opinions than autists on the internet.
>>61078552
bottm row, 4th column pls
i can't type slav runes
thank
>>61118672
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D1%8F%D0%BD%D0%BA%D0%B0_%D0%B4%D1%8F%D0%B3%D0%B8%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B0/%D0%B4%D0%BE%D0%BC%D0%BE%D0%B9__f2/
>>61118741
thank you again my dude
here, have this armadillo
>>61118788
thanks man, I appreciate it
