Genres

I've always liked extreme minimalist drone, or stuff that experiments with frequencies or loops. It almost puts you in a trance if you listen to it loudly.

techno interests me

>Avant Garde is a genre
>Experimental is a genre
>Somehow those two are on a more normal level than Japanoise

I like Drone music made with acoustic instruments. Not quite Folk Drone like Natural Snow Building, though. It's kind of hard to find what I'm talking about. But also more organic sounding drones like Earth and Space Magics

This looks like a /b/ chart

>>64265776
>dubstep, house, and disco
>further down than jazz

wew lad

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>>64265838

>Dubstep, garage, hip hop, metal etc all under Jazz
>Disco and Garage beneath "experimental"
>Vaporwave and crunkcore beneath Avant-Garde
>Japanoise at the bottom
This is a bait chart right?

>>64266222
your post answers your question

where does experimental end and avant-garde begin?

>>64265776
Bad chart

I enjoy mostly the top part but there are genres in the lower parts that I enjoy as well.

>>64265776
Well, it doesn't really fit into a genre, but I'm really enjoying Allan Holdsworth's work right now. He's just one of a kind.

>>64265776
jesus fucking christ, i'm guessing
>you're from another board
>you saw that watchmojo youtube video about LE WEIRDEST GENRES that was hilariously bad
>you actually made a pic ripping that garbage off
>you have the audacity to come to this board and post your "work"

KILL

YOUR

SELF

>>64265776
Jazz, rock, folk, funk, classical, ska, blues, prog, flamenco, country, hip hop, some house but only specific bands, dub, psytrance, breakbeat, soul, reggae, valkan, gaelic