It's the 13st of Decembuary.
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Previously, on /daily/: >>61636531 →
Redpill me on poopcore.
NIGGER
i never read this gay circlejerk but nice pic
first for i fucked up the previous thread thing
>>61724579
>/daily/
So this is where all he tripfags went!
>>61724579
>doiby
>>61724579
you put the wrong previous thread idiot
>>61724729
im aware
the sweet fuck is up with this thread t b h
I d-d-decided to make an OP image for y-your v-viewing p-pleasure ;-;
Secos & Molhados - Secos & Molhados (1973)
>folk pop, progressive pop, art pop, psychedelic folk
Some tracks do kinda sound like a lesser, distinctly Brazillian version of Sparks, but overall this is a nice album. The production is absolutely fantastic here, the bass is crystal clear and the drums pop exquisetly. And the songwriting is good, really fun. Not mind-blowing and some songs don't hit, but overall nice.
3.0
>>61724874
nice
>>61724579
>tfw this actually looks a lot more like it spells 'daily' than the actual cover looks like it spells 'bowie'
Where the funposts at?
also calendar updated.
get at me dog
why the fuck are we so dead
Portraits of Past - 01010101 (1995)
>screamo
Nicely noisy and passionate screamo. A bit too twinkly and midwest-y for my screamo tastes, but sometimes it reaches that point of pure noisy Orchid/Jeromes Dream screamo perfection. It doesn't come close to hitting the high points that these artists hit, but its still good stuff.
3.0+
one more bonus album spot
accepting recs
>>61727597
David Bowie- Pin Up
>>61727644
if I'm doing any Bowie album it'll be Aladdin Sane
>>61727673
Sure, that one's a a letdown too
>>61727597
>>61727867
that ep that played in the sync was pretty good
is it like that?
>>61728342
less actual noise, more grindcore
I like it about as much, but in different ways
panda bear- young prayer
I WILL HAVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
I WILL HAVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
I WILL HAVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
I WILL HAVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
It's basically a less interesting Campfire Songs. I would only recommend this if you already really like that album.
does anybody know any songs like oui by jeremih
>>61728493
In what way do you want it to be similar
>>61728789
the vibe
King Tears Bat Trip - King Tears Bat Trip (2012)
>avant-garde jazz, free jazz
i've written something for this fucking album like 4 times but i keep getting the goddamn embdedded file error bullshit and for some reason the text didn't copy so all im gonna say is its good stuff but a bit monotonous and the bits with the sax are real nice and break the monotony of the layers of percussion.
3.0+
goodnight /daily/!
schoenberg and oscar nominations tomorrow! get h y p e!!!
tonight I am working on a cross stitch and the cat is sleeping on my lap. recommend me some noise music to counter this 66-year-old-woman style i've got going on. i'm lprefer a deep, thick noise wall, and little higher end squeals. like the stuff in this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44zeF26J_nQ
can you help me, daily?
>>61729465
good night, natty k. cole
>>61724579
I went to earth and all i got was this shitty meme
This album: wow/10
Anyway, nice OP pic. What's new here.
Funkadelic- Maggot Brain
Obviously the first track is fantastic, but the rest don't hold up. They're not bad, just disappointing compared to the first track
3.5/5
>>61730844
>Can You Get to That
>Hit It and Quit It
>>61731348
like I said
they're alright, but they aren't close to being good to track 1
also Back in Our Minds
you can't nab the crab
>>61731611
Those two tracks are beyond being ''alright''
Zappa chart for next month. Will probably do these + 50 other albums.
Anyone heard any of these? Any you enjoyed a lot? Any you hated a lot?
goodnight bump
good morning bump
ive been updating my current chart even if i havent posted it in a while
i also made this. dont feel like making a chart thread tho so ill just post it here
:)
Test.
>>61732371
>no Civilization Phaze III
>no Dance Me This
Other than that, solid chart.
>>61733609
titles? I might drone ya
listening to Wake Up! rn. sick synths and solid production, francis
>>61733609
>goblin, brokencyde
hmmm.....
>>61734999
sure. ive been thinking it might be interesting to anti-drone someone, or a number of people, might do a chart in that vein some other day
>>61735098
i figured those would be noncontroversial picks
few i think should be swapped but idk with what, because after a while i just forget about bad albums usually
>>61733609
>Y
>Stott
>Shellac
b-but y
>>61724768
I am the fuck up in this thread
previous thread
>>61686688
>>61735956
next thread
>>>/never/
>>61735988
neu thread
>>61762470 →
>>61736054
(not true by the way)
>>61736077
we'll see
What?
>>61735240
tbf shellac actually kind of try on prayer to god
nice OP pic
what's good my nerds? I was thinking of listening to NWW list music but then I remembered I'm hungover. music for this? cause I'll only be able to listen to the list saturday
>>61737261
NWW list.
>>61737277
is there calm not very complicated and easy to listen music on the lsit?
>>61737285
ofc, a lot of loose kraut
>>61737285
Boyd Rice - Black Album obviously.
It's only good on vinyl, but what kind of pleb doesn't have it on vinyl, lmao.
>>61737261
pinga moon good hungover music
also long season
>>61737349
I have it on vinyl. Paid a fair amount for it too.
>>61737261
im on a radiohead streak, again.
>>61724874
cute
>>61737400
Cool. Do you have Musical Abortions on cassette though?
>>61737309
that doesn't sound very not complicated
>>61737349
meme? meme
>>61737363
>pinga moon
I want good music of course :^^
>>61737559
>how to tell if it's a meme
>step #1: check tripcode
>step #2: compare to !cunt.YiX76
>if it's identical it's a meme
>>61737285
yes, 4'33''
>>61737418
Nope, sorry.
>>61737418
Oh, no but i have Spell's album on vinyl, along with a few other Boyd masterpieces.
>>61737632
smdh
>>61737559
ah the old
>pinga moon bad
meme
not even funny
>Alan Rickman (Snape from HP movies) dies of cancer at 69.
What is going on this year?
>>61737848
ikr? people are dying and shit...
>>61737848
you're next anon
on a lighter note our boy Don got nominated for an Oscar
>>61737848
RIP
>>61737559
>that doesn't sound very not complicated
I'm talking cluster, ash ra, agitation free etc, those are not at all complicated and pretty laid back "lmao"
Should I
>>61738133
stay or
>>61738190
meme
>>61738199
are you looking for...
meme?
>>61738190
what do you mean
>>61737930
as he fucking should, World of Tomorrow is wonderful
>>61724579
Album on the pick is provably one of the most feely feels every felt by now
>>61738351
like the oscars have any kind of relevancy anyways
>>61738456
but anon, oscars are the most widely known awards in today's industry and bring a lot of attention to the awarded, they definitely are relevant
>>61738479
as if hertzfeldt needs any more attention
what the fuck the stooges are really good
This is not what I expected, what a pleasant surprise. thanks NWW list
>>61738479
But they have a huge leniancy to biopics and especially Hollywood-productions and represent the year in film quite badly. Atleast Cannes brings light to films from around the whole world
>>61738479
I wonder who's behind this post?
>>61738500
He's got an internet presence but I doubt anyone I know irl has ever seen/heard of any of his stuff.
>>61738591
maybe you should ask, I think you'd be surprised. both the friends I went to the animation revue with, neither of whom are remotely animation (or film) enthusiasts, knew of him. one had seen beautiful day, too.
>>61738591
but if we go by that criterium then Arcade Fire are obscure
>>61738566
also giving out awards for art is stupid as it is
>>61738639
>but if we go by that criterium then Arcade Fire are obscure
which is why i wouldn't mind seeing a moderately good not-so-obscure indie band winning, say, a grammy. it might prompt some people to actually start exploring shit.
>>61738682
Arcade Fire literally won best album a couple of years ago dude
>>61738687
hell if i know, good on them i suppose
>Damacha - 3E3240
Cloud (t)rappy beats from Shanghai. I'll say this much: the beat and percussion programming and here is absolutely phenomenal, and is matched by some of the less plastic and corporate sounding arrangements. Only wish it was longer and a little more focussed.
Btw, any dutchfags planning to catch Tortoise or Hooverphonic in Utrecht?
>>61739087
Is it even worth to see Hooverphonic live now that Geike has left the band?
>>61739087
Maybe Tortoise, I'll tell you if I plan on going
>Magik Markers - I Trust My Guitar, Etc.
This album right away made me feel uncomfortable and afraid, which is exactly how I want a no wave album to make me feel.
But this album falls short in how bad the recording quality is. It's not an endearing kind of lo-fi. I Trust My Guitar sounds really muddy, which is overall distracting and unflattering.
The vocals of this album seem like an afterthought. You can barely hear them and they don't really contribute much of anything.
This band has some cool ideas. The guitars are really the highlight of this album. They're terrifying. And it would make for a great live show. But they won't save this album from mediocrity.
5/10
Orchid is probably next, along with what anyone else recs.
>>61736316
What tho?
>>61739164
no idea, I've only heard the first record t b h
>>61739302
caminante, no hay camino...
>>61739386
What?
>>61739455
World Extermemeation
>>61738504
>he didn't know
Well now you know. Raw Power's 1997 reissue kicks my ass. Fun House obviously is great too.
>>61737930
I already knew he was a talentless hack, but it's still nice to see it being confirmed.
>>61735189
Those are better than your favourites on average, not even kidding.
>>61739710
Ok.
>>61739710
still haven't heard Raw Power, but Funhouse was great. Those 3 last songs in particular.
I'm gonna go through a little mu core now that my head is better and now that I actually have time to listen to music
How bad of an idea is pic related
(I'm doin it anyways)
>>61739808
It's the worst idea you ever had.
>>61739838
not as bad as your idea to keep postponing your inevitable s/t
>>61739808
it's indie, you won't like it
>>61739884
I like some indie! I just kinda skimmed the RYM page and someone said it included college angst themes, so let's see how much I'll not enjoy that
>>61738133
Go for it - it's good
>>61739924
what indie do you like?
inb4 anco, nmh
>>61739989
anco is a big one yes, I enjoy Perfect from now on a lot, DCH was a favorite some time ago, Nothing Ever Happens by Even As We Speak is one of my favorite EPs, Jim O'Rourke's indie pop stuff is interesting
idk what you define as indie, so I'm missing a lot of stuff probably.
>Vieux Farka Toure & Julia Easterlin - Touristes
Highly recommend this record - Easterlin's vocals are great accompanied by top-notch Malian guitar work, and occasionally Farka Toure on vocals.
>>61740155
Have you heard You Forgot It in People by Broken Social Scene yet?
Could be your style of indie rock
>>61740264
nah I haven't, it's on this mu core list though
>>61739299
plus instruments and corea next
>Emergency and I
it was bed idea
4/10
Mahler's 6th was pleasant enough but I don't really see myself returning to it that often. What next? What y'all listening to?
![cage-at-oberlin[1].gif](https://i.imgur.com/1NkI7HG.gif "cage-at-oberlin[1].gif")
Musicians of /daily/ !
Anyone up for participating in a interpretation of a piece of artwork as if it were a score? I've been writing about how people interpret graphic notation that's not traditional as sound, composing on abstract music forms etc. so i'm putting up this kind of project / performance thing to go along with it (as recorded "experiment"), if anyone wants to collaborate and contribute with a recording of it... it'd be great since i need a few more and as of now i only have like three people willingly to do it.
yes? no? i'll be here waiting for your answers
>>61741559
Sounds coolio. I'm down if I'll have time.
Insect Warfare - World Extermination
2angry2music
Casey Kasem says: ... who gives a shit...
>>61741632
Forgot thing but Casey Kasem says who gives a shit to that too.
Here it is anyway.
Sync or face the consequences.
What about a new Bowie meme, fellas?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wCLmrap83E
>Ordo Funebris - Cantar a la Morte: Fabula Triste
You know the cheesy medieval-ish interludes in black metal with the synths and all? That's an album full of it. It's my guilty pleasure but I can't say this is good. The music is often uninspired, the female vocals are devoid of passion and the male ones are one of the most stupid thing I've ever heard.
But I like it.
6/10
>>61742521
Stale.
>mfw I realize Jim O'Rourke did the mastering on The Great Annihilator
What the actual fuck?
>>61743068
>mfw I realize Jim O'Rourke did the mastering on The Great Annihilator
What the actual fuck?
>>61743068
jim o rourke worked on Ys aswell
>>61743141
I knew about Ys, Wilco and SY but not this.
>>61724579
I just realized the star fragments spell daily
I am not a smart man
>>61741559
this sounds really cool, I'm willing to give it a try. I don't guarantee that what I record will be good though
Is it a good idea to listen to this?
>>61744626
yes
do it
First track: This is a pretty good album for the punny title. desu it's a pretty good pun.
Second track: FUCKING DILLA
desu tbf tbqh
>>61744686
I was expecting the worst and so far it's not too bad, I really liked Hot Dog, and the other tracks so far are okay. Genuinely surprised but that's probably cause I was expecting the worst thing ever
>>61741559
sounds rad!
keep things groovy brother
>>61741559
Fo sho yo sign me up!
I failed miserably, /daily/
forgive me
But I listened to the owl meme and this wonderful album
Thank you to the person wo recommended it to me, felt in love real quick
Classic Haino
>>61745746
what Haino album is it?
>>61745775
The solo drum one. Global Ancient Atmosphere
anyone else having no images on rym anymore?
>>61744626
Update: It was not a good idea to listen to this.
>>61746089
works fine for me
next what
>>61745557
you're so welcome! i'm glad you enjoyed it. which songs did you like best?
and how was pic related?
>>61730844
The first track is so freaking amazing that it is almost impossible to follow up on it, you probably have too high expectations going into the rest of the album, and because of the contrast you might be rating it a little too low, but I can't blame you, because the thought process is really understandable.
>>61742521
Just leave
Not sure what I'm going to do with my calendar, if I'm gonna fill it in day by day or pre-fill it with the risk that I will not finish it like 80% of my calendars.
>>61744771
Impressive.
>>61747238
>which songs did you like best?
the opener I think, sets the mood perfectly
>and how was pic related?
felt longer than it was, got boring after a while
I listened to a bird songs album before
There is an old lady, who regularly visits the record store I work at and she always ask if we have new bird recordings
So I got curious after a while and listened to one
>>61745885
hey, what are le autistic ousider blues man's greatest albums
>>61747196
Patty Waters
>>61747674
mmm yes i like songs
>>61747662
just listen to the nine hour nocturnes LP
>>61737848
>snape
>not Hans gruber
Pls
>>61747662
He marked them here
>>61747662
Check the chart (but listen to this instead
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5102934 )
Just finished this: https://soundcloud.com/miner-monster/untiled_test01flac/s-SdxDB
I'm trying to get into noise/experimental, what do you guys think?
Any suggestion, critic or comment would be very appreciated :)
Ty in advance
>>61747777
I tried to improve on this a bit. I hope Dongwanker will approve this, I think this makes for a much better progression.
>>61747901
Check this out
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/kazumoto_endo/while_you_were_out/
>>61747985
Brilliant. Would be even better if you added the 6 hour Ghost Passing after The Song Of Morgan with some meme direction
>>61747901
Needs more dynamics( different motifs popping up) . Merzbow used to milk stuff out of similar tracks in his tape days. Got nice atmosphere though
Check out that Endo record for inspiration if you haven't heard it.
>>61734037
already did those senpai
>>61747710
what nocturnes?
>>61747777
nice quads
what's the difference between all the 3 stages?
>>61747985
nice
>>61747878
alright, dowloading it
but why did you rec it to me?
>>61748049
How's this?
>>61748200
>what's the difference between all the 3 stages?
different eras, focus on different instrumentation and lyrical themes.
Period 2 is very unexpected after period 1, so I made separate.
>why did you rec it to me?
potential to be very interesting for you. I might be very wrong.
>>61748210
me/me
Good job
>>61724579
topsters hasn't worked in ages
>>61748210
needs more s/t
>>61748402
KUH
>>61748390
but it works
have you tried clearing your cache and deleting your cookies?
>>61748402
All the roads lead to s/t
More people absolutely loving Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album? First few listens I was pretty lukewarm to it, but I'm just grooving out to every song right now, really one of last year's best albums and one of the best Pop albums I've ever heard.
I need the reccs for this, guys
>>61747630
that old lady is patrician af
>>61748390
you're on at&t right
>>61748740
Do the restrictions of previous rounds still apply? Also, are you into jazz?
>>61748831
Yes and kinda, been checking out the essentials recently, im a massive pleb when it comes to jazz
>>61748761
yeah what how did you know?
>>61748485
should i?
>>61748855
Don't worry, he'll rec "jazz", not jazz.
>>61748866
space magic
;)
you're shit out of luck unless you use a proxy or something
try tor
>>61748855
Shivkumar Sharma, Brij Bhushan Kabra & Hariprasad Chaurasia - Call of the Valley
It's getting hard to find proper recs now but here you go.
>>61748921
tor worked wow
thanks anon!
>>61748993
>>61748942
added
it can't be that hard to find a good album pre-1970 that isn't from US/Europe
I just played a two song original set at an open mic night. I think I died two deaths walking up there but people seemed to like it. /blog
>>61741559
Yesss sign me up breh
Alright it's been a while since I updated. Still deciding on my rating for De Staat and Morald and Dogma, but here's four things I did decide on.
>Akiko Yano - Japanese Girl
Can't get enough of that jazzy pop found on the opening track. Great track progression with seductive singing, very swingy piano playing, just excellent. What comes after on this album doesn't meet the very high standards set by the first track, but it's all good in its own right. In fact, whereas the first track sees Yano playing with western jazz influences, most of the album is more occupied by pop set to a traditional japanese background. Yano often flirts with traditional japanese elements and singing techniques, but never loses her pop sensibility. It's really entertaining and diverse, with only some tracks being slightly generic pop for its time. Even those tracks, however, are saved at least to a degree by Yano's interesting vocals. 7.5/10
>Mgla - Exercises in Futility
Well-executed black metal, no bullshit. My main complaint is that as a result, it doesn't feel like there's a lot to make it special, so I'm not sure how often I will return to this in the future. Keeping it at a 7/10 for now, if I keep going back to it I'll rise it a little.
>Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime
These are some cool tunes, but I don't think I have enough ADHD to love this. With some types and derivatives of punk you can create a fine album with songs of this length because the songs have a very similar feel and structure, but over here we have a lot of diversity. Diversity's cool, but also means that because there's so many different songs on here, it's hard to really latch onto a certain idea. This only gets amplified by how extremely long this thing is. Make the record half as long and put 15 songs tops on it so you can flesh the ideas out a little more and you've got yourself a winner. Also, History Lesson Part II is easily the most memorable thing on here. 6.5/10
>>61749879
>Laurie Anderson - Big Science
Who needs actual instruments? Honestly, this is the best minimal synth music I have ever heard, and the album's supposedly art pop. Idk if I would really call this "pop", considering there are very few hooks, the vocal style is far from poppy (mostly spoken word stuff going on here), and the melodies are very minimal. I'm not a big fan of the brass added on a couple of tracks, for it juxtaposes with how quiet and minimal this album is in quite an ugly way, but otherwise everything here is very tasteful. Anderson's little stories are very nice and in many cases calming, supplemented by the swirling synths and the ticking, clapping percussion elements. The strings added on "Born, Never Asked", contrary to the brass, fits the music very nicely. The centerpiece "O Superman" is the best thing on here though, consisting almost entirely of a vocal sample put on repeat and Anderson singing over it in an android-esque voice. It's surreal, and the album's surreal, and it's both calming and unnerving. I wouldn't mind Anderson getting rid of the more expressive songs (like "From the Air") and just sticking to her unique brand of sound experimentation, it would turn this very good record into a great one. 7.5/10
My "reviews" seem even more jumbled than usual. Unfortunate.
>O.V. Wright - The Bottom Line
>soul
Not bad, these are some sweet soul songs that you can bang your old lady too. Has great instrumentation and the vocals are just solid, though they caught me off guard on how soft spoken they are. Takes a moment to get use too but hey it works. Also this is jam packed with ballads, perhaps to much, but i can dig it. Perfect for some soulful late night driving, preferably right before getting a bj.
>Maïeutiste - s/t
>black metal
Bleh. Terrible drumming, transition between tracks feel off, instrumentation not really working for me, really average vocals. The project is just too scattered shot and unfocused. Couldn't get my head into this project. The only thing I liked was the album art.
>>61749557
Good job! LGW feature performance when?
>>61750072
N E V E R
(Or maybe in like 5 years when I've gathered together a decent band or something idkk)
what do folks think about the Oscar noms
REAL NIGGA HOURS WHO UP?
SMASH THAT SYNCTUBE
>>61750597
meme/10
>>61750597
>caring about the oscars
I didn't expect Mad Max to get that many nominations.
There's a Danish film nominated in the foreign language category. I haven't seen it, but i'm almost certain that it's absolute shit.
>>61750646
It's actually incredibly good
>Otis G Johnson - Everything - God Is Love 78
>recd by Talking Cat Bob
Honestly I was expecting a meme but this turned out pretty good. It almost feels like 70s christian rap music. Unlike most gospel music, which is usually performed by large groups, Otis decides to go on his journey towards God on his own. The minimal synths and very simple drum machines make for a great atmosphere, and the lo-fi quality makes it all even better. The lyrics are of course about God and shit, didn't really care too much for em. If you like early Daniel Johnston stuff but felt like you wanted a gospel/soul singer instead, give this a try.
>Keiji Haino - Next, Let's Try Changing Shape
>rec by lewdwander
My first Keiji Haino meme, somehow I've avoided listening to her for so long. This probably isn't the best album to be introduced to Haino, but I liked it. I like those droney guitars, her voice is pretty good too. I'm not very good at reviewing drone albums (or albums in general) so I really don't know what else to say. I liked it plenty.
Oh boy a tie, I know how to solve this, whatever my last 2 digits are declares the winner
Talking Cat Bob = 00-49
Lewdwander = 50-99
>>61750915
top albums will never win, will they?
on to round 3! If you guys decide to rec something...
>>61750689
I very much doubt that. How many scenes are there of people yelling variations of "ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR MIND??!?!?!?!?!" ?
>>61751006
None
>>61751259
Really? That's suprising. That has been probably the biggest trope in Danish drama films since Festen.
>>61750964
Charalambides - Market Square
![hqdefault[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/D4C4YBh.jpg "hqdefault[1].jpg")
>>61741618
>>61744516
>>61745086
>>61745480
>>61749557
yuh, will keep shit groovy, and don't worry too much if it doesn't "sound good", it's more an experiment on sound than a proper track you know? it'd be cool and fun at least
idk how we can set this up... First I need to send you the piece of artwork that will work as the score you have to interpret plus some instructions.
Via mail? Tomorrow I'll get on the sync to talk it up anyways so see ya there if I don't get your answers in this thread
gib album for today and need moar for the rest of the month to fill out one rec each plz make it real real good :"^)
Elliott Smith - Live at Largo (2007)
>singer/songwriter, acoustic rock
Cool live versions of the obviously great "Angeles", "Between the Bars", and "Clementine", a Quasi cover, and a Hank Williams Jr. cover. Elliott's original songs are of course great, but none of the performances here expand upon the studio recordings, except "Clementine", which has some really great guitar work. "Clouds", the Quasi cover, is pretty eh, certainly seems out of place following the songs written by Smith. The Hank Williams Jr. cover is oddly enough my favorite song here, all because of the performance. The awkwardly told (and actually really funny) jokes, the laughing, and the mistakes make the performances seem all the more human, something that is kinda missing from Smith's studio recordings and the other performances. Okay little live EP.
2.5+
>>61752208
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/various_artists_f2/rumble_in_the_jungle/
>>61752921
argh
so like
are you gonna get in or not?
>>61752208
The Allman Brother Band- Eat a Peach
Various Artists - The Secret Museum of Mankind, Vol. 1: Ethnic Music Classics 1925-1948 (1995)
>traditional folk music
Mind-expanding collection of Asian and African folk music. Every track here is at least good, but some tracks /really/ outshine the others, and the piercing vocals that are present on a lot of tracks aren't all too appealing to listen to. But barring those two complaints, this is a real good comp.
3.5-
>>61752208
Ellis Marsalis - Whistle Stop
help me fill this up /daily/
catergories are, from left to right
1.debut albums
2.albums from Blue Note Records
3.Black Metal albums
4.albums from artists who were at one point on Touch & Go Records
5.art music
6.random backlog picks
7./daily's/ pick
>>61754177
>debut
car bomb - centralia
>blue note
andrew hill - smokestack
>art music
reinbert de leeuw: schoenberg ensemble - andriessen: de staat
>/daily/'s pick
goldfrapp - felt mountain
>>61754359
>andriessen: de staat
is this one song that's 35 minutes?
>>61754177
>Debut
Canidas - Golden
>My Pick
TCF - 415C47197F78E811FEEB7862288306EC4137FD4EC3DED8B
>Art Music
Halmens - ハルメンズの近代体操
>Black Metal
Dean Blunt - Black Metal
>>61754526
i'll only do canidas if you hit me up with a link
![MTE5NDg0MDU1MTcyNTE1MzQz[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/d1zkEyn.jpg "MTE5NDg0MDU1MTcyNTE1MzQz[1].jpg")
saw the JACK 4tet. the Zorn they did was quite dull, especially compared to his 90s stuff. but more than made up for by an astonishing Xenakis. they've been playing this stuff (Tetras) for more than a decade now and it shows - the more natural it is for them to play, the more and more alien and otherworldly his music becomes... even better than their famous recording. a quartet from john luther adams was also magical.
>>61754506
yes.
>>61754633
ok wanted to make sure
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>>61754662
well there's also a recording of it by the nederlands blazers ensemble. it's not that one, though that's also fine.
>>61754737
the pic is the one that I got
>>61754177
Stereolab- Peng!
For debut
>>61754177
Long Season by Fishmans
or if you've heard that
98.12.28 by Fishmans
>>61754177
>black metal
Arckanum - Kostogher
>my pick
Locrian - Territories
>>61755034
i've already got fishmans lined up for the march calendar, from your rec
>>61754622
updated
>>61755180
replace my pick of canadas with Connan Mockasin - Forever Dolphin Love
>>61755287
>replace my pick of canadas with Connan Mockasin - Forever Dolphin Love
excited to hear this one
>>61755093
cool. Thanks Tripfreind.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0TcuktNYM05
page 8 bump
1more Bump
Last bump
>>61754177
Congrats
HOLY SHIT
TFW as a child you had the Spongebob Squarepants Movie Soundtrack on CD and jammed out unknowingly to Ocean Man and however many years passed and you happened to be listening to Ween's The Mollusk for /daily/ and you are smacked in the face by a fragment of your unknowingly patrician childhood
also of Montreal's Satanic Panic in the Attic is growing on me a lot its really addicting help me
>>61757642
I am this feel. (other than the Of Montreal. I used to really like them but kinda grew out of them after HS).
>>61754177
>debut
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
>blue note
Grachan Moncur III - Evolution
>art music
Mozart, Budapest SQ - "Haydn" Quartets
>my pick
IG Culture - Zen Badizm
does anyone have any music about girls throwing up or bugs and maybe people eating bugs?
>>61758769
Waxahatchee - American Weekend
Some nice twee melodies to go along with it
>>61758839
you are the first person to not just link me vomit sounds or bug noises thank you.
>>61758873
Homies help homies <3
>>61754177
>debut albums
Joanna Newsom - Milk-Eyed Mender
>Blue Note
Andrew Hill - Judgment!
>Black metal
Hellhammer - Apocalyptic Raids
>art music
Mozart's 20th & 24th piano concertos (Haskil & Fricsay)
>pick
Jana Vébrová - Kykyrý
So are any noteworthy releases from 1996 missing from this list?
https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/Jim_Jazz/strm_relyear,ss.rd/1996
Also tell me which of the wishlist things I should listen to asap but I'll get to them eventually anyway so the first question is more important.
>>61754177
Debuts
Fiona Apple- tidal
Black pus- black pus 1
>>61755180
森田童子 - Mother Sky
let's dooo it!
>>61759388
Forgot my trip
Though I guess it's not important
Whatever
>>61759402
(for daily picks obv)
bit my tongue a couple days ago and it still hurts
listening to blank dogs -under and under rn, aight dream-pop-y slacker revival/captured tracks if they released something good
wouldve sweated this when i was 16
also going to add more so give me random albums to fill the next row pl0x
>>61754177
>>61755180
>debut
B-32 - I Need A Bag of Dope
>>61750915
>her
>>61752208
Japan - Tin Drum
>>61759550
But it was confirmed Haino is Merz's grandma
>>61759550
>Japan - Tin Drum
Already heard. Others from other people added!
>Various Artists - Rumble in the Jungle
I think we can 100% chalk this up to this just not being my type of music. Too dank or something like that.
Reggae is a fine genre but not one I toke the great green meme machine to in general. Jungle is a genre I enjoy well enough. But together I'dunno it didn't really sit well. Great album overall if I were to talk about it on that level, full of energy and bangin' tunes, but it just wasn't for me.
Also some of the synths sounded like farts.
6/10.
>>61759760
Samulnori - Record of Changes
>>61759899
Added!
>>61752208
Psalters - The Divine Liturgy of the Wretched Exiles
>>61759301
Listen to Violin Melody.
Other 1996 releases:
Burzum - Filosofem
Talulah Gosh - Backwash
>>61752208
Shiina Ringo - Karuki Samen Kuri no Hana
>>61759301
Is that from the motherfucking Sonic cartoon?
