Does a sadder album exist?
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Does a sadder album exist?
>>65214275
This is a sweet /mu/ album but it gets tiring quick. after just a few months i don't ever listen to it anymore. I'm not surprised a lot of people here don't like it.
I still think it's fantastic though, Kettering, Sylvia, Two, Epilogue are all fantastic songs.
>>65214309
It is definitely amazing, but something about just wears off. I mean, I still like it, but I'm not craving to listen to it again and again.
>>65214364
>>65214309
Guys have some recommendation for sad/feels albums? I'm in the mood for some depression
>>65214392
Grouper, John C. Riley, Unison
>>65214392
Low - I Could Live in Hope
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yundAnnvwxY
nothing will ever top this IMO
>>65214275
this is sad if you've never had life experience that made you truly suicidal
it's therapeutic if you know true depression
>>65214392
listen to this
>>65214408
also...
Eels - Electro Shock Blues
Red House Painters - Down Colorful Hill
>>65214392
check out Jesu- s/t
>>65214392
definitly this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jky9cPe8u_w
>>65214392
>>65214430
This is the correct answer
>>65214275
Berlin by lou reed
giles corey
>>65214499
Seconding Electro Shock Blues and Eels in general.
It's a Wonderful Life by Sparklehorse too.
>>65214309
>>65214364
For me personally, I don't think it's tiring, but I don't listen to it all the time.
I'm biased, because it's my favorite album (found it at the right time, introduced me to a lot of music, helped me through rough times, etc.), but I feel like I can't listen to this as often as I can really any other Antlers release, but when I really need Hospice I -need- it.
I just don't think I've found another album that adequately conveys the devastation of completely devaluing yourself and lacking any semblance of self-understanding to the point that you allow this violent emotional abuse to come down on you just to create a false sense of intimacy.
That might be stupid and too sincere for /mu/ but I just don't think it gets old or wears off, it just requires a certain mood and a certain mind frame to listen to it.
>>65214435
This.
Pretty much suicidal-tier.
>>65214309
>implying Atrophy isn't the best song on the album
>>65214868
What a great album
Almost 2 years later, still can't get through this one without tearing up. The new one is really good too, but much happier.
>>65214275
pitchfork trash
>>65214392
pic
>>65215818
I'm the second person you responded too on your post. I wasn't trying to demean it. I think it's great, and definitely in my top 50. But what I mean is that it almost has a "out of sight, out of mind" effect.
>>65214868
Second this.
>>65214392
Giles Corey - s/t
>>65214868
Third this
>this thread
fuck you guys
>>65214309
>Don't ever let anyone tell you deserve that.
>>65214275
its sad that this album exists, does that count?
