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Listen and enjoy!
https://beefalo.bandcamp.com/
>Indie
>Jizz Jazz
>Rock
Anybody with a tape label need a new artist?
Here's a snippet of what Im working on now
https://soundcloud.com/beefalomusic/new-stuff-snippet
preview for my upcoming album:
https://maantis.bandcamp.com/album/walks-down-main-blowing-smoke-in-your-face
>noise pop, psychedelic dream pop, shoegaze
http://luckydeathprincesssquadgogogo.bandcamp.com
>"punk"
>shit
also got a music vidya
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnF2-bGhQgU&spfreload=10
How to get into learning about/appreciating/noticing/making music using microtones?
Apparently some blues music uses them (I thought the blues note was just the tritone note, because that's how you'd play it on an electric guitar using the "blues scale", sans slide, anyway)?
In terms of listening to microtonal music, do I start with Radiohead? Who did they rip off/get inspired by in terms of microtones? (is it Aphex Twin again?)
Who is famous for microtones? (doesn't have to be Western music mainstream; if they're people from the Middle East or something, I don't care)
But artist names, records, etc. would be appreciated.
Is there even a chart for this kind of music? It's not really a genre, per se, so I don't think there is…
>>55674071
>In terms of listening to microtonal music, do I start with Radiohead?
No.
What's microtone?
Do Radiohead even use microtones? I don't think they do.
>shit you wear >assume taste
continued from >>55659458
starting off by reposting what i posted in the last one, i want more hot opinions on my shit taste
I usually wear a form of this.
Glasses, Shoes, and Belt are the only ones that stay.
>>55676952
anything before it's cool
japan music like pic related ?
any /mu/ japan except j-pop?
プリズ
>>55588036
Check out pic related
Japan had a few great zolo artists
Basically that album but minus tge swing influence
i see your pic all the time
but have no clue what it is
what is it? looks intriguing. genre too please
post good jap math rock
Can we appreciate the fact that THE Richard D. James gave us 15 HOURS AND 47 MINUTES of unreleased material over a total of 207 tracks?
Share you favorite tracks and playlists, speculate, whatever
8
>Appreciate
woops
Anyways, the last 6 tracks he dropped were all gorgeous
>mfw Ibiza Spliff
does anyone have the latest trax he uploaded?
also, fork rave is FANTASTIC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPF7r-Mr3aI
What's your favorite Japanese album?
Smile by the Pillows
https://youtu.be/UiNiZ0r_HRo
Long Season
ITT: Musicians who are psychopaths.
obvious one
JEEJEE!
Varg
Do we still know what to do, /mu/?
>Recent concerts + reviews
>Upcoming concerts + recs
>General concert discussion
Convince me to spend $40 in travel + concert fees to go see Toro y Moi tonight.
Saw Blur last friday in NYC. It was amazing.
>>55668179
Saw GY!BE 2 weeks ago, was gud.
There is nothing interesting in my area for the next 4 month.
Seeing Dan Deacon in a week. Anybody know how his shows are?
Hey guys, do you like City Pop?
Summer's coming around, and I figure I should start it with some shimmering, synth-y proto J-Pop goodness.
I remember one anon posting a blog that regularly shared City Pop music, but I'm afraid I can't find it. Anyone have any resources or recs?
Also, general summer music thread.
City Pop is literally vaporwave stripped down of all irony and awareness. I love it for what it is. Don't like it when it sounds too much like J-pop though.
I'm going to Oahu in a week and I'm looking forward to chilling on the beach listening to Pacific. Also anybody who's interested in city pop should head here immediately.
http://convertibletoyokohama.com/
I'm just going to link a post I made a while back
https://rbt.asia/mu/thread/S55382388#p55383455
Some of these aren't strictly_city_pop, but they are all J-pop from that period that lean into that aesthetic and have that sort of production values associated with it. In other words, I think they scratch the same itch.
My pastebin more or less has a section dedicated to this whole thing and I will be updating it in the future. And if you care about sharethreads at all my next one will have several city pop related releases.
>>55674085
More accurately, vaporware and related micro genres rehash and "borrow" quite heavily from this stuff.
Can we have a mfw progression thread? I'll start.
>Gb Bbm Ebm Db
Gbm A E B Gbm A E B
Am, E
Eb dim, A#m, D#m, F#
G Em C D
Artists that give you an intense urge to masturbate when you see them, thread II. First one is archived.
Pic related, it's Charli (se)XCX lifting her skirt for a lucky crowd.
Damn her ass is fine
Kitty
ITT: Post fit, others guess your taste.
>>55672186
you like edgy fag music like death grips and sonic youth did i also mention uR A FAG
why not
>>55672186
lots of experimental hip hop and vaporwave, occassionally Yung Lean but you would never tell someone that
why are vinyl rips so hard to find, even those of very known albums? there are literally zero copies of Ben Frost's A U R O R A for example, even on what, and that's not the only one i'd like.
Why do you want vinyl rips?
>>55671924
analog > digital
>>55671924
kinda a fetish of mine. i am perfectly aware this is placebo, but i genuinely enjoy, for example, Ravedeath 1972 vinyl rip a lot more than cd, which i own.
What makes a jazz album "good"
>>55669951
Most great jazz musicians require the listener to think and be engaged in the compositions in which they’re producing. What separates artists like Miles Davis and John Coltrane from Kenny G and The Rippingtons is that greats such as the former chose style over substance, rather than providing simple background music like the latter two produced in their careers. Kamasi Washington unfortunately falls into the latter category. His debut full-length, The Epic, features some of the most lifeless saxophone playing and mundane compositions I’ve ever heard in contemporary jazz music. The former Young Jazz Giants member fails to keep the listener even remotely interested throughout the LP’s excruciating runtime of 173 minutes, which feels more like a try-hard showcase of one’s musical abilities rather than a so-called “epic” which the album’s title promises toward.
>>55669951
"good" in jazz is inversely correlated with /mu/ postings
>>55669974
So you're saying is jazz needs to be understood and then enjoyed? Therefore saying, someone with no knowledge on music theory and compositions can not understand and enjoy a jazz album?
Can anyone recommend some cyber-punk style music? Anything good will do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSJfKfzWF4w
>>55656166
Death Grips tbh
Clams Casino
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6QTMSVqvu8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJJ8hWDXWGs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRiuJ0xbOQo
>>55656251
Many thanks. I love it.
I was playing Lolipop Chainsaw and found myself in the mood.
![ben-frost-aurora-vinyl[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/iQoPqT3.jpg "ben-frost-aurora-vinyl[1]")
