>band has a strong rhythm section
>alternative rock with hot frontwoman
>verses and chorus use different chord progressions
>harmonies
>has drummer with jazz background
>make liberal use of jew harp
>At least 3 members in the band are professionally trained musicians
>band has 2 drummers
>>61177561
>Twangy as fuck coldwave riffs.
>bass player plays more than just root notes
>sax in a no-wave song
>incorporates field recordings
>song is korean pop
>beatbox solo
>band has people with actual knowledge of theory
>band is good
>single use of "cute" instruments in the song, like a bell ringing or a few notes of glockenspiel
>cowbell rhythm for a few bars along with good groovy riff
>no ukulele
>vocals and guitars have the same melody
>surprising but still "egg of columbus" kind of natural transition from intro
>album isn't just a collection of songs but actually relate to each other in some way
>>61177561
>jazz trained drummer
>funk inspired bass player
>guitarist actually plays lead with melodic consideration
>bass/cello counterpoint in the background
>sparse, open production
>appropriate usage of Latin rhythm instruments
>epic late 70sesque prog rock phaser drenched synth solos
>well done chicken picking/country influence in a rock album
>sparing use of splash cymbal
>>61177875
>bass player uses a fretless
>bass solos
>>61178848
you suck.
>band from new york city
>>61178676
https://youtu.be/dSS_ty5o7x4
>band incorporates rap vocals into djenty/nu-metal esque music
>music is good
>ska-influenced jams
>band tastefully makes use of non-standard time signatures
>band makes simple songs sound complex
>band makes complex songs sound simple
>Technical, precise sequences of patterns, especially with drums
>the horn section is used for textures
>vocalist's upper range runs seamlessly into strong falsetto
>Band re-uses chorus from a song earlier in the album in one of the last tracks, giving it a different context
>Band uses shamisen
>Well
>band is not from the US or the UK
>>61179239
>band isn't lolsorandum xD
>noise used tastefully
>>61177869
King gizz
>>61181366
Car Sear Headrest?
>producer: steve albini
>>61181462
Fuck off Montie
>>61181366
Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts of the Great Highway does this so well. Check it. (Tracks: Salvador Sanchez and Pancho Villa)
>>61181544
Naw, Candy Claws.
https://youtu.be/kHOfyfbmmko?t=3m44s
https://youtu.be/LeTX3Cl2IvA?t=2m48s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeTX3Cl2IvA
>>61181710
The Antlers did it pretty well on in the Attic of the Universe as well. Good taste friend
>>61178709
Here's the deal
*cowbell*
Open your eyes
*cowbell*
Your life is a lie
*cowbell*
All band members are talented and contribute equally.
>When someone not known for music puts out an album
>alienates plebs and remains inaccessible to them
>>61177886
contortions?
>>61182046
There's also a saxophone on the first Swans EP
>>61181974
that's what you pay attention to? that muh undesirables don't listen to the same music?
that's super insecure
>>61181466
the greatest joy in music
>>61182106
it's doesnt need "attention", just a frequent observation. most bands who push boundaries end up being ignored by plebs.
>singer has a non-annoying british accent
>>61182244
oh alright but then it's about the fact that they experiment, not that casuals can't get into them
I can get behind that
>song fades in and out of glitch/feedback/noise liberally and we'll executed
>musique concrete
>aleatoric music
>they scatter little sound collages throughout their music
>>61181710
>>61181790
Snowing's lead singer reuses lyrics and themes lot. specifically Melissa, car accidents, and the phrase "oh my god"
>>61177598
This album is great, and Sarah is hot as hell.
>>61177809
>>61177826
>>61177831
>>61177847
>>61177869
>>61177875
>>61177886
>>61177892
>>61178335
>>61178709
>>61178770
>>61178848
>>61179173
>>61179213
>>61179216
>>61181366
>>61180377
>>61179257
>>61181466
>>61181645
>>61181710
>>61181544
>>61181974
>>61182244
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>>61182490
Literally fedora: the thread.
>>61182979
>inb4 a bunch of faggots take this comment seriously
>>61182979
Ok.
What do you call it when one singer sings one part of a song and then another singer sings the next part that has the same chord progression and then at the end they put them together? Because I fucking love that.
>>61184730
The closest thing I can think of is Brief Candles by the Zombies.
>none of the members are from Rage Againsta Machine
>>61181710
TWIABP does this across albums
>when we get home we won't be empty
>today we are superheroes
>>61181366
the wonder years-i just wanna sell out my funeral
>band has two lead guitarists
>band has two rhythm guitarists
>drummer uses the cymbals sparingly
>band is all-acoustic but the drummer uses a full set
>singer of either sex has high-pitched voice
>male singer sing-speaks in monotone
>band employs tinny 70s production
>band is built around the bassist's work
>>61184730
A cannon?
>album title is said in the song but the song's name isn't the album title
>>61185538
Ex: 2:44
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoZ1FAJ9fUA
