More like this?
Very atmospheric, engulfing, slightly dark, slightly funny, narrative and/or thematic?
Is there an album like this at all? I've never heard something similar to Eskimo, even in The Resident's own discog.
>>63192509
Download link
>>63192509
animal collective danse manatee
zoviet france garista
>>63192509
The Mollusk perhaps?
>>63192788
in a pop rock sorta way
>>63192788
OP here.
Yeah I think that's a good choice, but it is lacking the very atmospheric feel, IMO.
>>63192901
By atmospheric, do you mean essentially ambient?
>>63192576
>has a trip
>still hasn't read the sticky
I'm going to assume you're already familiar with Animal Collective. I recommend John Hassel, particularly his City: Works of Fiction project. It hasn't got an easily defined narrative but it is just as atmospheric with a similar worldly vibe to the instrumentals.
>>63192509
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bP7ORKdfXBQ
>>63192956
>mid 90's to early 2000's cg album covers
>>63192989
>>63193042
lol no. There's a beautifully ironic and dark feel to them.
>>63192989
Have you listened to Eskimo? Well, it is slightly like ambient, but there's more of a protagonic role to the sounds and effects. Take for instance Arctic Hysteria; yes, there is ambient there, but there music is not semi-static, shy nor blunt, unlike ambient.
>>63192989
lol no. There's a beautifully ironic and dark feel to them.
was for >>63193042
>>63193013
I have checked some of their works, but haven't gone full into it besides MPP, for now. Will check that out.
Eskimo is an album you want to have on hand in the middle of the summer when your air conditioner breaks down.
>>63194481
shit mane yes. Where I live is always hot as balls. It helps a bit maintaining a normal body temperature.
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Some of John Zorn's more conceptual albums, like the Bribe, Spillane, or New Traditions
the prog rock bands Idiot Flesh or Sleepy Time Gorilla Museum or the Tin Hat Trio, perhaps
Eyvind Kang has some very elaborate orchestrated albums which are very conceptual and seem to feature narratives, although they're usually more pastoral than dark, I'd start with the Virginal Co-Ordinates
also try some classical minimalism, like Reich's Drumming or John Luther Adams' the Place We Began
>>63194648
patrician as fuck reply.
