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THE REGRETS ARE KILLING ME
LIKE THEY DID LAST SUMMER
DONT YOU END YOUR LIFE
GIVE ME THAT KNIFE
Holy shit I remember this. When /mu/ was a better place
>>63782740
kek like two weeks ago but seriously what happened to this
New chart thread, the old one seems to be dead.
Desperately looking for something similar to The Orb, or more specifically Thomas Fehlmann's work. Something ambient but with really unique textures and possibly a solid beat.
>>63627409
Timbre - Sun & Moon
GDP - Butter Scripts
Can you reccommend me some latin albums based on this little chart? Hopefully not from the same artists, and hopefully pop-oriented, calm or cool.
some of my favorites
Who are some musicians that lived weird and interesting lives?
probably tylo be chillin
Supported Red Army terrorists and participated in several campus riots. Played with some of the strangest people in music history. Then vanished.
Named by a cult leader,started life living in a commune, raised by hippies, mother had schizophrenia and was bipolar, went to a school without grades, his best friend was named Muppet, and he honestly is super private so who the fuck knows what else.
>tfw getting drunk by yourself at 1 pm on a sunday while all your friends are moving on with life and moving away and you're stuck in a town that hangs over you like a specter constantly haunting your every moment with the bad memories of all the fucked up shit that has happened to you from childhood sexual abuse to suicide attempts and the music you normally like isnt doing it for you anymore
music for this feel?
>>63780829
Car Seat Headrest - How To Leave Town
>>63780829
Go to a fucking therapist instead of posting on this piece of shit board.
>>63780885
You fucking suck, Will
What's so bad about The Eagles?
man, fuck the eagles
*Eagles
snoozefest
the safest (read: most boring) band to ever exist
We still pretending we don't like Alex Turner or...?
>we
Who are you talking about?
is that alex turner? she looks pretty hot
Post a band or artist's most popular but objectively weakest album. I'll start.
>>63780159
post in bandcamp threads like everyone else
>>63780212
he deleted that album off his bandcamp like a year ago, dumbass
Pablo Honey
Why does this sound like La Dispute songs with a bunch of filler tracks between them and why am I suppose to like this again?
It's poseurcore, just delete it and pretend it doesn't exist.
It's an album for poseurs. That should tell you enough. They unironically think "random noises with faux-deep lyrics for two hours" is better than "forty minutes of expertly produced pop music that everyone loves".
>>63780165
Good description of this thread
>WE ARE THE NEW AMERICANA, RAISED ON BIGGIE AND NIRVANA
No you aren't faggot, don't pretend you were crying when Kurt Cobain died. If you were born in 88, your favorite music at age 6 wasn't Nirvana - it was the Cast of fucking Sesame Street.
That's like someone born in 1959 saying they're "The Beatles Generation", despite being too young to see the Beatles, attend Woodstock, or smoke pot in the 60s and the only place they heard the Beatles was on their parents' radio and vinyl records.
Also, is it me or does this band's name remind you a bit too much of Stone Temple pilots?
is this copypasta
I always thought she said Iggy and Nirvana
Isn't that song by Halsey? Don't kill me, I only know this because of my little sis.
Anyway, I agree those lyrics are cringy af. It's basically textbook pseudo-intellectualism.
Album Title: The Glowing Man (Title confirmed by Gira on his current solo tour)
Release Date: June 17TH
Tracks: (titles only, order unknown)
>The Glowing Man
>Cloud of Forgetting
>The World Looks Red
>Finally Peace
>Frankie M
>When Will I Return?
>The World Looks Black
>Cloud of Unforming
>People Like Us
"It is epic," he said of the album he described as “Ben-Hur coupled with Kurosawa’s Ran.” . "One piece has 240 separate tracks. But there are also a lot of delicate moments. There's a lot of orchestration - strings, horns, female singers. It's more detailed and nuanced than the last few records - there are some very pretty, idyllic things, in among the catacylsm. I invest everything I have in trying to make sure it's the best record ever made (laughs). Then it takes time later to realize if I've failed..." Michael Gira
"The album is valedictory just because the music itself is valedictory,"
http://younggodrecords.com/blogs/press/117354119-swans-mojo-working-in-the-studio-feature
http://consequenceofsound.net/2016/02/michael-gira-details-swans-valedictory-new-album/
>>63779623
Some information about the songs.
>The Glowing Man (Formerly "Black Hole Man")
Well this thing has morphed all over the damn place since we started playing it, even before To Be Kind was recorded (The Bring The Sun part of this recording, that is) and since BTS in now integral to Black Eyed Man, we're going to record it again for the new album, with new arrangement and including the modulations that now occur within it. Why not? Black Eye Man is a provisional title used here as I struggle to come up with an acceptable replacement for "Black Hole Man" which just ain't cutting it. Those words were something I came up with on the spot live but I can do better. Anyway this thing will be totally rearranged beyond recognition, I hope. I suspect more female vocals will be involved along the way. This thing was often quite ecstatic to play, and I recall once, just once, completely losing my mind and sense of self and when I returned from wherever I went discovering that I was weeping like a baby.
>Cloud of Forgetting
This song was quite new and not yet fully formed when this was recorded. Everybody plays lovely, but Christoph's ever-ascending arpeggiated lap steel part is beautiful and I'm toying with the idea of augmenting it with strings. I intend to play my guitar part (the main groove you hear here) on the acoustic guitar and I intend to sing in tune on the record.
>Finally Peace
If I have my way this will be a quite "pretty" pop song that will dissolve into a narcotic cloud of sound I forsee a sizeable cast of players on this one.
>>63779631
>Frankie M
This song has gone through a lot of variations since we first started playing it on tour over a yera ago. By the end of touring it seemed to arrive at a final stage, so I'm looking forward to rearranging it completely in the studio. Hopefully the clothes it is wearing on this recording will be unrecognizable once we're finished with it. Some ideas: female choir vocals with the cymbal swells, acoustic-based during the verses (I'd like to put some "Satelite of Love" stle backing vocals in there too, but not sure), and the end part is anyone's guess.
>When Will I Return?
I will not be singing on this song on the new record. It was written, as a gift, specifically for my wife Jennifer to sing. The trick for her will be to sing this dispassionately, veiling but simultaneously indicating the emotion that obviously is indicated by the words. I think this song will remain quite sparse, with a few sounds wafting in here and there and I expect the rhythmic outro to be gussied up a bit.
>Cloud of Unforming
This was recorded on the night when the song The Apostate morphed into Cloud of Unknowing. The groove at the end of Apostate was seeming slogy and predictable to us, so I think when it was supposed to come in I just signaled to not go there, and instead did something else on my guitar and it just flowed, improvised by all of us, into the beginnings of what was later to become The Cloud of Unknowing (which will appear, more fully realized on the upcoming album). This track is one of my favorites on this collection, because it captures a moment of uncertainty and reaching.
>People Like Us
This is a good-bye to Swans as we now know it. I hope to sing it more intimately on the record and just wish I could croon like Jim Morrison on Crystal Ship but that's sadly not in the cards so I'll find another path.
>>63779623
some work went into this shitpost
WHERE I COME FROM ISN'T ALL THAT GREAT
>>63779384
He did grow up in a cult in a boring part of a boring state
>>63779384
MY AUTOMOBILE IS A PIECE OF CRAP
>>63779437
MY AUTOMOBILE IS A PIECE OF CRAP
Post your 10 favorite Paramore songs
feminism
crush the patriarchy
cis white male
working woman
wage gap
oppression
misogyny
rape culture
objectification
victim blaming
>>63779408
>it's a woman therefore she's a feminist.
>>63779470
found the feminist
hey man you seem a bit new, check out this essential /mu/core chart newfriend.
rec my shit up d00ds
>>63627644
I'd rec something but you have better taste than me already.
>I listen to everything EXCEPT country and classical
>I listen to everything ESPECIALLY country and classical
>god, I hate that rap crap!
>screamo
>classical all sounds the same
>the only country artists to ever exist are alive right now
>there is a genre I don't have an interest in
>expect 10/10 GOAT album
>get generic alt rock with blips and bloops
>expect GOAT rap album with awesome beats and good lyrics
>get awfully mixed beats with nonsequitor lyrics
>expect strong 10 light 9 patrician album
>get sex god love FUCK mouth shit and blood, sun MAU MAU MAU oxygen NATHALIELIELIE cut my dick FUCK fuck FUCK for 3 hours
>expect meme
>get jam of the lifetime
