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wow this album is really fucking good
I like the cover too. You can see yourself in
both sides
BIG
I like Smell The Glove as well, OP
>pic related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDm1xD_Kwyc
>>64674836
God that album is so cozy
This is the number one momcore album imo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMp57bUzOB8
>>64674836
that album art is comfy as fuck
Who has time for much more than 9 albums in 3 days? Come call me a fag and other memes
>>64674735
>3 days
>>64674735
Don't want to be rude but listen to more music. None are bad but pretty basic desu
>>64674780
Yeah, lol I know. I listen to much more than this, but this is my last couple days. Kinda surprised bottomoless pit didn't make the cut.
Which service do I choose? Apple Music came out with a student discount, so their prices are basically the same. What do you guys use?
Apple Music is way too white. It's annoying to look at. Spotify's dark color scheme is great. That's enough for me to stay with Spotify.
>>64674728
>>64674767
Ye Spotify is OG
free spotify web player and I fucking love it
ITT: Albums with no bad songs
>>64674594
>lTT: a shit thread that wiII 404 reaIIy fast
BANDCAMP THREAD
https://xodenx.bandcamp.com/releases
I make beats and am saving up to get a drum machine so i can do my passion even better!
currently looking for a rapper or a group or a label to join into to promote my music and to
collab!
any and all feedback is appreciated and i will do my best to leave some throughout the whole thread!
https://thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com/album/never-let-me-go
>experimental hip-hop
>psychedelic hip-hop
>sloppily made 3 song EP written, produced, and performed in a week
>terribly mixed
>influenced by anticon, young fathers, and roots manuva
https://thelatticecollective.bandcamp.com/album/plank-ratha-yem
>experimental hip-hop
>jazz rap
>dub
>single from an early form of Mint Wax
UPCOMING LATTICE COLLECTIVE RELEASES: 4-song (+2 spoken word interludes) ryan's sugar shack EP (expect much more contributions from Big Website and Piano-Guitar), 10-song Mint Wax mixtape (composed of Amusian So, Big Website, and Piano Guitar with a few guests), 8-song Amusian So solo EP (with major contributions from Eric Stratos on synths), possibly a collaboration between Nick Plante and Hyperultra, and possibly a spacey jazz rap album from Grant Legg (sampling a lot of Sun Ra, Mwandishi-era Hancock, Ornette Coleman, etc)
>>64674598
Will listen to your stuff later but you could probably collaborate with the Lattice Collective in some way. Send an email our way.
http://jacobhutto.bandcamp.com
>Experimental, Various Genres
>New Release
>Paw Paw's Songs
>Ambient, Comedy, Dixieland, Field Recordings, Folk, Folk Pop, Jangle Pop, Lo-fi, Musique Concrete, Sound Collage.
Support, scrobble, or review on RYM. Any feedback of any kind would be greatly appreciated. Thank You. :)
kinda bummed i will never have the range of a tenor. what are some good baritone vocalists?
There's the obvious example of Frank Sinatra. I bet it's tough being a baritone in this age of tenor, but you could utilize it well.
>>64674544
True. The 80s had a lot of great baritones. Dave Gahan comes to mind.
I've also had this problem when singing so I just looked for lots of baritone singers, the ones I liked the most were;
Ian Curtis
Glenn Danzig
Jim Morrison
Johnny Cash
David Bowie (believe it or not)
Trent Reznor
Iggy Pop
Lou Reed
Elvis Presley
Eddie Vedder
Others that are meh/okay:
Corey Taylor
Alex Turner
Serj Tankian
Jimi Hendrix (nice guitar, average voice)
Eric Claptop
Julian Casablancas
Phil Anselmo
Those are probably the most popular.
This is the worst thing I ever heard in my life, jesus fucking christ.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVjSycDJatc
Entry level le complex man
>>64674427
Damn, this is great. Well-executed genre mixing.
>>64674427
this sounds like blur lmao
Obviously Radiohead are better than both, but out of Coldplay and U2, which is the superior band?
All three are shit pop-rock
Obviously Reddit Reddit Reddit Reddit, but out of Reddit and Reddit, which is the Reddit Reddit Reddit Reddit?
>>64674384
>Obviously Radiohead are better than both
Only to anyone under 35 maybe even 30
ITT: Post fake band names and others guess the genre
Free Beer
>>64674470
trash metal
The Crimson Chins
Rhythm and Blocks
SYLVIA
GET YOUR HEAD OUT OF THE OVEN
*exhales*
WHY ARE YOU SO FAR AWAY FROM ME
>GOODBYE GIRLLL
Twenty one pilots:We've turned our hands to guns, trade in our thumbs for ammunition,
I must forewarn you, of my disorder, or my condition,
'Cause when the sun sets, it upsets what's left of my invested interest,
Interested in putting my fingers to my head,
The solution is, I see a whole room of these mutant kids,
Fused at the wrist, I simply tell them they should shoot at this,
Simply suggest my chest and this confused music,
It's obviously best for them to turn their guns to a fist
Death Grips:BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH!!!!!
Where is your god now /mu/?
this is now a dubs thread
>>64674315
good point
>>64674330
Rolling
which is better?
>>64674223
Leaning towards Debut.
>>64674223
Tidal by miles
tidal, but bjork has other albums that are better
Sticky?
niggas still alive
>>64674201
nope, he's dead
http://columbia.jp/tomita/info.html
Why is it that Millennials don't want to carve out their own identity in music?
Most High Schoolers/Middle schoolers mainly listen to bands from the 00s or 90s. We can't have another grunge movement if kids don't care about any current bands.
>their own identity
>another grunge movement
>>64674110
I mean grunge movement as an underground act completely explodes into the mainstream
There hasn't been another Nirvana since Nirvana
>>64674077
>Why do highschoolers listen to music from 20 years ago
>They should listen to modern music instead so they can revive a 20 year old genre
>mfw
I understand what you're saying though. I feel that listening to older genres is just part of an accelerated culture and trying to be cool when you're young has always imitating what those that are older than you think is cool. Which is now celebrating their childhood in whatever time period.
That said the 2010's has already carved out it's own aesthetics, just listen to Sophie, Roly Porter, or Nicolla Ratti's latest album. I just don't think millenials are angry enough for that new sound to be something akin to grunge
