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Bandcamp thread!!
Post your bandcamps and check out others
https://vanishes.bandcamp.com
>death pop / electroclash
>noisy chiptune / nostalgic melancholy synth punk
https://scapaflow.bandcamp.com/album/pull-the-teeth-martyr-killings-shine-cold-lights
>electro-industrial, noise, ebm
http://curacy.bandcamp.com
>sample-based ambient
>beautiful and detailed songs
/bleep/
First for upcoming darling farah release
first for hooj
/bleep/
we still got shitloads left to come boys
what are you most excited for?
>HEALTH
>Sun Kil Moon
>KNWLEDGE
>OPN
>Chelsea Wolfe
>Krallice / Blut Aus Nord collab album
>Locrian
>Four Tet
>Sunn O)))
>Lakker
>Faith No More (decent quality yet?)
>John Maus
>Julia Holter
>Savages
>>55374790
date for HEALTH album announced?
>>55374809
August 7th
mac demarco
So, there's live drums, electronic/programmed drums, ambient music with no drums, syncopated rhythms, electronic drums played with a live drummer (a la Zach Hill in Death Grips), crazy rhythms, simple 4/4 dance rhythms, IDM/breakbeat freakouts, jazz drumming, improvisation, subby 808 drums, dry live drums, etc…
Lots of aspects in drums/rhythm/percussion sections. What do you want from the music you listen to/like the most? What's IMPORTANT to you when you listen to drums?
(Also let's not forget that drums aren't necessarily the only parts in a rhythm section, either.)
Kind of a /DG/ Drum General kind of deal, but mainly about what you want out of drums/good examples of drum or rhythm sections, etc.
>2 drummers
That they are expressive, tasteful, and well played.
This basically means that 90% of drums in music end up being very boring.
>>55378083
Death Grips makes some cool music for sure but Zach Hill's drumming is really annoying. It's hardly technically proficient, instead relying on a blur of single-stroke rolls that so often fall off tempo that it moves past the point of "tastefully in and out of time, creating a nice pocket" to "uncomfortably missing the beat."
He's cute though.
Hey /mu/ my old harddrive recently broke down and now all my music is gone. Does anyone have a zippyshare/mega/magnent link with all /mu/ essentials.
bump, or something close that at least.
>>55374594
bump
>>55374594
most of it is in the archive, it's just not perfectly compiled dude
Why does /mu/ hate Tame Impala?
because reddit likes them
i love alter ego and that's about it, thanks for reading
>>55373828
>>55373849
>worrying about other people's opinions
jeemz~
i hate all of you
>>55376934
motherfucking top madam
my ratty waifu
Electronic music started as an art form, rock music started as a dance music for plebs, how come now it's easier to find rock music with artistic merit, but to get to good electronic stuff you have to go through a lot of shit
>>55378005
electronic music just started as a new way to produce sounds. It was mostly used by avantgarde composers because at the time it wasn't an EASIER way to make music. Your average commercial music producer had no interest in dealing with al those knobs and wires to get some bleeps and bloops. "electronic music" is not a genre.
>>55378005
it became super easy to make. even easier than pop rock. it started as an artform because only rich white artists had access to it. it was considered art because it was used to produce sounds that no one had heard before-- it would have been very difficult to make popular music on early electronic equipment anyways.
>>55378005
Stop assuming electronic music = EDM and/or only listening to what Fantano rates highly.
Who have you met and what was the context?
I met Andre at Gov Ball '14,
>he was walking through the crowd during Jack White's set
>I called out his name, he turned around and I shook his hand.
>Commended his set the day before and told him to have a good day
>>55377192
I met CT from vampire weekend in central park once
>captcha
fader
Kimye Dawson
Wynton Marsalis
Richard Hell
Monte Cazazza
>>55377262
love all that context
When you say you have a favorite drummer / guitarist / whatever, what criteria are you judging them by? Technical proficiency? Versatility? Songwriting?
Who are your favorites?
For me its style. Technicality doesnt mean shit unless they have an apparent style.
As a bassist, my personal favourite is Eric Judy from Modest Mouse because I really like how his parts fit into the song/his melodic type of basslines.
>>55376317
>Technical proficiency? Versatility? Songwriting?
All should be taken into account, along with creativity, innovation and performance.
>>55376392
>As a bassist
Opinion discarded
Are there any bands like Midori?
Please dont say Melt Banana.
She could melt my banana iykwim
385, they're better
you realize that's not mariko right
Last thread got archived so I'm starting up a new one. As usual, post a link to your bandcamp or one of a band you like. People who give feedback are more likely to get it.
Here's mine: https://liammcmahon.bandcamp.com/
>indie-folk
>lo-fi elements because it was recorded in my dorm
Mostly just trying to get my name out there so I appreciate any feedback I can get!
http://2avant4you.bandcamp.com/
>Noise, Field-Recordings, Partly Ambient
supermagnet.bandcamp.com/album/only-here-to-leave
>lo-fi indie rock, folk
>concept album about toxic relationships and sexuality
http://disputation.bandcamp.com/
Experimental metal
Itt: post sub-genres of music you absolutely can-not stand and others try to recommend you albums from those said sub-genres that might change your mind a bit.
Genres I hate
>pop punk
>folk punk (i like the violent femmes tho)
>meme rap (I like actual hip hop like digable planets so there's really no point in this on other than to say I dislike it)
>emo (I hate, hate emo. It's the shittier post-hardcore. American Football is one of the worst bands i've ever heard. I do like moss icon tho if they count)
>any revival band (besides interpol, I kinda of like their first album)
>>55358882
also forgot to mention most of metal besides a few bands I really like. Alcest earlier stuff is pretty dang good, for example.
>>55358882
self bump
Meme rap isn't actually a thing, anon.
Is there anything more tryhard than smoking while performing?
Jazz musicians who did it looked cool as fuck. Saw an old video of Miles performing on tv. And after his solo, he just walked back and was talking and smoking with another dude in the band while someone else was soloing. It was the complete opposite of tryhard.
But that pic looks tryhard.
So maybe it just depends.
Like, if the dude were sitting at the piano with a cigarette hanging from his mouth, I'd think that's pretty cool too.
>>55358373
that's eric judy from modest mouse
they're a group of hicks from washington so they probably smoke a lot so i'd assume it's just natural for them
>>55358100
in my neck of the woods you cant smoke indoors anywhere
How exactly did David Bowie innovated in popular music? It seems to me that his overall contributions were focusing on the image rather than the music.
>>55358886
>It seems to me that his overall contributions were focusing on the image rather than the music.
This is correct.
>>55358886
and how many hugely popular artists today do you see who put more into their music than their image?
Exactly.
>>55358886
Don't think of it as style over substance.
Think of it as style as an end in and of itself.
