when exactly did rock become the most stale genre?
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why do people still pretend its interesting? another "fun" and "hip" movie comes out with yet another generic rock soundtrack, am I really supposed to be excited or find that interesting?
>>61822844
Yes
Idk whya re u talking about movie sountracks?
>>61822844
nah you just suck at discovering music
When Rolling Stone and Spin stopped covering it, so sometime in the late 1980s.
>>61822844
Nine Inch Nails was the last good rock band, after that there's very little to do with the genre and it's stale
>>61822844
>listening to soundtracks for your music
there's your problem. good rock is released exclusively through independent labels now. generic movies are the last place you'd find it
most rock today isn't doing much different from what's done in the past. rock hasn't done anything new since the 90's.
>>61824108
>rock hasn't done anything new since the 90's.
people who read Scaruffi actually believe this
There is only so much you can do with a guitar.
>>61822844
rock died with the black keys
>>61824660
>The Arcs
>Mink Muscle Creek
>Temples
>Battles
>old Tame Impala
>GUM
>The Drums
>Fleet Foxes
>Jack White
>Modest Mouse
>QOTSA
Fucking Pleb
>>61824503
no, not really
The horizons are still being expanded
pedals, and props can make help make the guitar sound really interesting
>>61823095
You mean Death Grips
Listening to King Gizzard and Lizard Wizard lasted records is a unique and brand new experience.
One of the best rock bands of the decade.
>>61826371
>implying jack white isn't losing his touch
>implying modest mouse 's last album was relevant at all
>>61826371
I was saying that The Black Keys killed rock you moron
