I've been really into AnCo for close to 4 years maybe and I've listened to so much of their discography so many times. One of the few bands I would consider "god tier."
Any AnCo fans or anyone else who listens to them have any suggestions of bands they also really like? Not necessarily the same genre, but bands that are also incredibly consistent and progressive/experimental (when it comes to their sound/career).
Thanks guys.
Coil (inb4 poseurcore)
Neon Indian
Early Mercury Rev
>>63767902
The Beatles dummy. If you've written them off for being too obvious, listen all the way through Revolver-Abbey Road. If anything they have more range. Not as experimental in today's context for sure, but for their time, I don't give a fuck what anybody says, they were doing shit that people hadn't heard before.
>>63767940
Not OP, but where do I start?
The Shins
they're touring with GFOTY atm, didn't really know much bout them.
>>63767902
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiSwGbv4QUg
Pere Ubu desu
>>63767981
>3 albums.
>>63768075
horse rotorvator imo
Radiohead are the only band that I can think of that have really reinvented themselves with every album
Anco truly are singular
>>63768166
never gets old
Death Grips desu.
where can I get that wolf shirt
I don't like AnCo but the Ex have over 20 albums and they're all pretty good. Their early 90s to mid 00s stuff is their best though.
The Beach Boys traversed across a ton of different genres over the span of the first 20 years of their career. The latter 30 I can take or leave, but going from surf rock (and being the first to actually sing about surfing rather than just make instrumental guitar jams) and cars songs to Spector-esque orchestral pop to baroque pop to psychedelic/americana/whatever-the-fuck-SMiLE-is to lofi psych pop to blue-eyed soul to hard rock to country to prog pop/rock to synthpop... such a fucking wild band that seemed to genuinely have no direction, but made so many different styles their own with their trademark vocal blend. There are missteps here and there but that's what makes their discography so fun and exciting to listen to.
They're a one or two album wonder to many, but not to me.
>>63767981
Stop
>>63768021
Yep
>>63768618
Definitely yes. Totally agree that their discography is fun to go through. Find the big flowchart in the archive, it helps.
>>63769896
this one?
>>63769954
This is outdated fyi, this is the new one, but they're both bad and I've needed to rework them for a very long time
>>63767902
Cream
Locrian
Saroos
Thee More Shallows
>>63768618
Glad to see this. agreed
Rush
Genisis
>>63767902
Damn, 4 years wasted on listening to a horrible band
I feel sorry for you
>>63767902
Grateful Dead
The Microphones
Neil Young
>>63770997
THIS
I know the chick from seinfeld is super rich. Don't know if she's in a band though.
>>63768144
This
>>63767902
Steven Wilson is pretty prolific
IM NOT TRYINA FORGET YOU OH OH OH
I JUST LIKE TO BE ALONE
I DONT WANT FOR US TO
TAKE PILLS
TAKE PILLS
>>63767902
does anyone has the link of the Gnip Gnop / Hounds of Bairro songle?
>>63771084
>The Microphones
ehh... in his career, phil really only genre hops once or twice. he's mainly stayed within the indie/experimental spectrum imho and a lot of the albums he's released sound very similar, especially the ones under the microphones
>thread about diverse discographies
>no Ween or Mr Bungle
what the fuck, mates?
>>63768166
multiple keks were had desu
how has no one said the fall. the definition of a band with a varied and amazing discography. always different but always the same or w/e the fuck.
JAMC anyone? no... ok...
>>63778190
I've been meaning to start listening to these guys soon
>>63770944
Was literally gonna post this but Genesis is only applicable up to Duke
>>63767902
>>63768144
Anon, this band is the first thing I thought of when you I read your post. They both vary wildly in their albums and have a huge discography (of Montreal has a bigger one).
>pre-2004 - tweepop
>2004-2005 - comfy psych pop
>2007 - synth pop
>2008 - glam/funk pop that mixes multiple songs into each one
>2010 - RnBish
>2012 - Prog Pop with elements of the last 3 albums
>>63767902
Stereolab from like 92-99 were always thinking ahead and transforming their sound. And they were always releasing singles and EPs that charted paths they could've taken. Dope group.
>>63767902
That's a nice doggo
>>63767902
>...as rich of a discography...
Boris
>>63778973
I'm a fan of of of Montreal but honestly their progression is just tweepop to whatever you want to call it now and everything in between is just how they got there
>>63780063
>tweepop to whatever you want to call it
Yeah and I described what I called it in my post.
There is a very clear distinction in styles of any post 2004 album and they coalesce in Paralytic Stalks.
I honestly don't know what you're post is supposed to mean, each album is different and Lousy and Aureate are so different you can't really call them part of the same progression.
It's not like they were a band that found their sound after a few albums and stuck with it, none of their albums have the same sound.
>>63767902
River city extension has a fairly short discog, but they really changed with every album like anco, though not quite as drastically
CAN
>>63767981
>>63767997
>>63768099
these are some shit answers
>>63773075
>>63773129
Person Pitch might have my favorite songwriting of all time. the lyrics are so simple but so heavy
>>63768008
this
>>63774669
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/uOJw4qiq/file.html
OP Here. Went to a part immediately after I posted this and got super blacked out.
It was nice to wake up w this and read all the suggestions. ThnkU
>>63781640
have you listened to aphex twin. Every album is pretty different from each other, and pretty good imo.
>>63782034
>>63781640
heres a flowchart
>>63770997
Oh be nice
>AnCo discography
>rich
I can think of a few but the first that come to mind are Guided By Voices, Thee Oh Sees, and Spacemen 3 and the post-Spacemen 3 bands.
Pic related
Going from Heavy Psych to Acoustic Pop passing by Garage Rock and Jazzy/Prog rock
