ITT: albums that sounds like literally nothing else ever made
A lot of early Residents has that feeling.
To some extent, no other album I can think of gets the feeling across that 666 does. The closest I can think is the Texas Jerusalem Crossroads, but that's an entirely different album.
>>66257485
but this especially
>>66257353
Desertshore and The Marble Index
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM9PUegDRz8
For definitely this
best mix of math and emo i've yet to hear
>>66258038
So it sounds like math rock and emo
>>66258156
its surprisingly hard to dispute this, actually, nice pick
>>66258156
I mean it still kind of sounds like PBVSGR and CHz.
>>66257912
Not relevant to topic but good shit, I don't see people post this often
>>66258156
Sounds like something I did in the toilet this morning
>>66258156
to me the problem with this album isn't the sound but some of the songwriting being weak
>>66258206
kek
The only other music that sounds like this is from related bands.
>>66258193
>CHz
nah
>PBVSGR
kind of, but PW is a lot poppier and the beats hit much harder
>>66258260
And I guess Einstürzende Neubauten sometimes used similar sounds and timbre.
>>66258118
No fucking shit you retarded memer. It's unique in its genre(s) though.
People who claims that there are other albums that sounds like this are all wrong.
>>66258193
I really don't get why people say this; it sounds nothing like CHz and only very slightly PBvsGR-esque in a select few parts with heavy Panda Bear influence.
>>66258209
in a few places yes, but I think it's actually pretty consistent overall.
>>66258384
some of the cuts like Golden Gal are painfully mediocre though
>>66258038
it sounds exactly like American Football
>>66258156
>
>>66258260
>henry cow
>soad
>mr bungle
>>66258396
while I'm not one of the many who praises the fuck out of Golden Gal, I certainly don't think it's mediocre. if anything on the album is mediocre it'd be certain sections of songs. parts of Bagels in Kiev come to mind (which is very disappointing to me since I really like the main melody of it,) and Hocus Pocus and Summing The Wretch both could be said to fit in that I don't feel they developed enough (though I still like both.)
honestly though, I'm surprised at how many things that I originally thought were mediocre grew on me and now sound pretty great.
>>66258454
None of those bands used home-made instruments as heavily as SGM.
And only the first Idiot Flesh album sounds like the first Mr. Bungle album.
Everything else is just itself.
>>66257353
Almost all concept albums of the residents sound unique:
>Eskimo
>Commercial Album
>The third reich'n roll
>>66258156
You literally picked the wrong Anco album
>>66258477
The album has some seriously weak spots but the highs are pretty high. Floridada as well as Vertical and The Burglars is insanely fun, especially the last part with Panda's soaring background vocals.
>>66258454
Also, SOAD is a mediocre Idiot Flesh/Mr. Bungle clone if anything.
>>66258550
>implying what OP said couldn't be said for multiple anco albums
STGSTV definitely isn't their most unique though imo, PW still beats it in that regard (along with much of their early discography.)
>>66258559
Floridada and especially Vertical were pretty good, but if I had to pick a top three it'd be The Burglars > On Delay >= Lying In The Grass desu
The Burglars is the album's Brothersport
>>66258642
on delay is great as well but yeah the burglars is the goat
>>66258642
PW is closer to CHz than STGSTV is to either Danse or HCTI
Please prove me wrong
>>66258642
Spilling Guts>Vertical>Recycling are top 3
>>66258690
PW doesn't sound like CHz, STGSTV and Danse definitely sound similar though.
>>66258721
I WAS CONCEIVED
>>66258690
I agree, but the only reason I do is because I think Danse is insanely unique and HCtI is fairly unique as well while also being fairly different genre-wise. PW is still very separate from the sound of CHz, and I would say far more unique as well.
>>66258730
But Danse is easily their most unique anon
>>66258721
I wish I could
>>66258156
it sounds a bit like tune-yards
>>6625843
Early Kraftwerk
>>66258844
meant >>66258435
>>66258384
>it sounds nothing like CHz
Spilling Guts could have easily fit on CHz if it was noisier.
>>66258550
STGSTV is literally Pavement on acid, dude.
>>66258798
Danse is also Pavement on acid.
>>66258435
faust did a bad impression of them on So Far
>>66257912
What stupid fuck made that terrible cover? Good choice and great album though.
>>66258907
Huh, I can actually see Spilling Guts fitting like that now that you've pointed it out, but I still wouldn't say the vast majority of the album is similar in any way.
Also you're reminding me that I need to check out Pavement, but from what I remember of what I've heard your description is pretty far off the mark.
>>66258838
any album in particular?
>>66258550
If anybody knows an album that sounds like this, be it by AnCo or not, pls rec
btw Danse Manatee doesn't sound like STGSTV, nor is it anywhere near as good
>>66259064
Danse's peaks are higher than STGSTV's desu
>>66259091
>April is 10/10
>Untitled is 10/10
>The yells in Penny Dreadfuls
>The screams in Chocolate Girl
>RUUUUUUN in Alvin Row
STGSTV is my fav album, stop hurting me senpai
>>66258431
Second this. Try playing one after the other, it's strangely satisfying
>>66259228
yeah, but
>the entirety of Lablakely Dress
>the entirety of Meet the Light Child (but especially the animalistic whooping and the layered/looped whispery vocals over a quiet, echoey guitar and a slightly off-key and sluggish synth melody
both beat all of STGSTV desu, though Spirit They've Vanished and April and the Phantom are pretty high up there too.
>>66259284
>Who is Frank Zappa
>>66259110
blur
madness
mindless self indulgence
queen
>>66259319
The producer of TMR.
>>66259110
Pretty much most Cardiacs, honestly, even despite all of the bands that they sounds super alike to
try finding an album that captures the night time driving feeling of this (you cant)
>>66259110
Can't be that original if most of the riffs from it are ripped-off from somewhere else
>>66259315
Danse Manatee has the most accurate Pitchfork score ever
>>66259371
>bringing up pitchfork scores out of nowhere
Way to show your true colors, drone. I'd like to see you try and defend any aspect of this review.
>>66258721
Well fuck, m8. We can't
>>66259360
Point taken with that though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ih-gD-2DvM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuDPbqdKUSk
>>66259360
Show me one.
>>66259314
cotton eye joe
eiffel 65's "blue"
>>66259371
nah, it's pretty spotty but had they done it consistently right like the best stuff on it it'd easily be one of the best collections of recorded sound of all time desu
>>66257912
thank you, absolutely loving this album
>>66259407
i was just saying that the score for Danse Manatee is 100% accurate for once. come @ me
>>66259430
no, CRAZY FROG CRAZY HITS IS THE WORLDS GREATEST ALBUM PROVE ME WRONG
>>66259426
it literally goes on and on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFHAwU2cXDw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVPHt1GQse0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-dd4fMUhAY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXZcJojTucg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLoe4DGT3hk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oiyn0_m2LZQ
There's lots of rip-offs from the album Relayer - Yes too
>>66259023
>any album in particular?
listen to whokill and nikki nack
specifically nikki nack, it's most similar to PW
>>66259460
Maybe if you're a pleb.
>>66259518
Is there anymore?
>>66259549
>using the pleb meme as a serious argument
maybe it's because it's a mess that doesn't amount to anything more than the sum of its parts. Anco weren't going in the direction of full-on noise or anything, they clearly wanted to create an album that would evoke the playfulness and magic of childhood, but instead they just sound like children themselves. STG and HCTI take the general idea of Danse and actually does something good with it
>>66259530
I can kinda see what you're saying, but I think it's only somewhat similar at its closest. It's like a less synthetic, more african-influenced take on what PW did.
Really enjoying what I'm hearing though, so thanks for mentioning it.
>Diamanda Galas - The Litanies of Satan
>>66257912
This. 10/10 album right here
Somehow fun and sorta whimsical but dark and unsettling at the same time. A very liberating experience
>>66259250
Is this the new long season?
>>66259518
>>66259597
In some ways though it does make me appreciate the album even more, it's impressive that he can write these songs that branch off of so many others
>>66260019
I will say they at least incorporate their influences tastefully
But I wouldn't call them "original" or "sounding like nothing else ever made"
It's not nearly on the level that Not Available is, but it fits the bill.
>>66260066
Fair enough, but I'd still say that what they did is still pretty original
Either way though that album, while it is great, is not as great as their material from the 80s. Not to say they are a "perfect" band or whatever but they have some of my all time favorite music without a doubt, all of which comes from that period.
Fucking /mu/ doesn't even remember before when they were actually not hate-memed into oblivion
>>66260133
that's my favorite album of theirs, but honestly it's not close to being one of their most unique albums imo
still pretty unique though
>>66260192
Sounds like Stereolab, which sounds like Pram, which sounds like at least three female-fronted post-punk bands.
>>66259548
What album is this
>>66260133
Sun City Girls style freak folk mixed with Beach Boys vocals.
>>66259023
>but from what I remember of what I've heard your description is pretty far off the mark.
Pavement was a massive influence on Avey, and he was in a Pavement ripoff band with Geologist and Deak in high school (which is when he wrote Penny Dreadfuls, the most transparently Pavement influenced song).
>>66260120
Alan Vega's singing is very clearly based on rockabilly singers like Elvis.
>>66260120
I think Ike Yard sound kinda similar
>>66258721
this
Flower travellin band - satori. Pls prove me wrong. I need moar
>>66260572
Is that seriously an album cover they have
>>66258721
Doesnt make it good
>>66260523
I know both of those facts, I just think the majority of STGSTV doesn't really fit that description and that non of Danse does either
They're both a pretty far cry from Padington Band
>>66257912
Vangelis - Earth, 1973
>>66261250
Pretty much every other japanese psych hard rock ensemble ever
>>66258132
Bill Fay - s/t
>>66258260
Boredoms & OOIOO ~1997-2004
>>66258308
The Incredible String Band 67-68, Exuma's first two, even Tyrannosaurus Rex before 1970
>>66258435
early Stereolab, Th' Faith Healers (though a lot noisier), Tortoise, even some moments from Sigur Rós
Prove me wrong.
>>66258592
>Also, SOAD is a mediocre Idiot Flesh/Mr. Bungle clone if anything.
Not really.
>>66260133
Larkin Grimm
>>66262862
I feel like this can't be true, but on the other hand I don't have any particular examples to prove you wrong with
No one's posted this yet?
>>66262862
Nick Drake sound pretty similar to me.
>>66259110
Devin Townsend + Blur 1993-1995
(also, their previous two albums)
>>66263029
Nick Drake's music generally has a similar tone to this album, but the actual sound and music style is pretty different, I'd say.
>>66260120
Early Throbbing Gristle
>VEEEERY FRIEEEEEENDLYYYYYYYYYY
>>66263019
Soul Coughing
I'm Looking for an album by a band I can't remember the name of (shit). The cover art is of an animated bald person with fangs on a black backdrop. The name of the group has Nite in it and I remember it was styled like MSTRKRFT Or a similar group hope this rings a bell to someone.
>>66263115
u wot
>>66258156
It sounds exactly like Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper
>>66259454
The Fall 80-83
>>66263147
"no"
>>66263029
>>66263081
Literally wat
>>66263113
THERE'S BEEN A MUH-MUH-MURDERRR
>>66258946
I think it's supposed to be a Swans reference/crossover. Hope the guy who posted it doesn't think it's the actual cover
>>66263191
>"no"
True. It sounds exactly like PBMTGR but far worse******
>>66263241
"""no"""
surprised this hasnt been posted yet
imo the most unique album of the 90s
>>66263196
I could chant that for hours, followed by HAAAMBURGER LAADYYYYYY
>>66263121
Maybe a reference to what the art is similar too and the description will help
Try to find something that
>has the same genres
>is as hard as this
>>66263284
yeah, uniquely bad
>>66262732
New Order
>>66263284
This one's pretty similar IMO, it's pretty great too.
If you like spiderland check it out
>>66263284
That's probably because no one can decide on what the album sounds like
To me it sounds like Joy Division and Gang Of Four decided to play a tribute to Krautrock
>>66263543
pleb
>>66263984
eccojams did sample chopping way better
>>66263984
diana ross
>>66263984
Literally any playlist you run into when you look up vaporwave on youtube.
>>66263984
Confield by autechre. And pretty much everything else by them except incanabula
>>66260572
Wait, I thought this was a thread for albums that sound like nothing else the artist made
Sorry, disregard this post
>>66257912
they sound like Donovan
>>66263755
>>66263755
>That's probably because no one can decide on what the album sounds like
But...that's the point if the thread anon
>>66257353
>>66258132
>>66258435
>>66259284
>>66260120
>>66263284
These. And most of Scaruffi's 9's.
>>66257912
theres an entire genre that sounds like this
Mike Oldfield, Vangelis, some Jean Micheal Jarre
>>66258308
You haven't listened to enough 70s folk and prog
>>66264080
this
>>66258907
>Pavement on acid, dude.
I love both bands but I have no idea how you can think this. Are you just saying that because it's lo-fi and they said they loved Pavement when they were 14? Because there aren't many similarities other than that.
>>66264511
No
>>66257353
>albums that sounds like literally nothing else ever made
=/=
>albums no one can decide what they sound like
if anyone knows an album similar to this pls show me i need more of this
>>66262993
Hey, I was gonna post
I mean SILY sounds more unique but whatever this is the only pic downloaded on my phone
A bunch of people tried to copy the style and failed miserably
>>66266338
the difference is that eccojams doesn't hold up in retrospect and was eclipsed as the codifier of the vaporwave genre the second floral shoppe landed
>>66266338
>failed miserably
>>66266386
yes it does hold up, floral shoppe is just a meme
>>66266416
just because eccojams is less recognized than floral shoppe doesn't make it better, though I know /mu/ groupthink would have you believe otherwise
>>66266338
this is one of my least favorite vaporwave albums desu
>>66266416
>floral shoppe is just a meme
Dismissing things with no reasoning other than "it's a meme" is just a meme.
>>66266338
DJ Screw did the exact same thing m8.
Lopatin had to be aware of that even though the project wasn't serious.
>>66266386
>tfw Vektroid said that Skeleton was the actual codifier of vaporwave.
>>66266597
vektroid doesn't get a say in how her work is perceived
shadow ring
>>66266504
can someone please help me i've beeing seeing this ount erie album everywhere but no one tells me the fucking name of it
Please listen songs.
https://youtu.be/wWnKT5sgO9c
>>66266659
eount merie
>>66266659
Ken - By Request Only
>>66266386
>>66266469
>>66266544
floral shoppe is mostly uninteresting compared to eccojams desu, vektroid's style of chopping samples just feels sloppy and uninteresting (unlike lopatin's which feels intentionally off-kilter.)
>>66266587
album name?
>>66266687
couldn't find that one. are you joking or something? what the frick?
>>66266694
that's not the right album wtf
>>66266587
album? artist?
No other album has this kind of interplay between layered classical guitars, weird fuzzy distortion that i still wonder how it was achieved everytime i listen to it.
Of course Mount Eerie and other Microphones albums share some similarities but Mount Eerie and The Glow pt.2 are both unique.
>>66259110
it's an amalgamation of a dozen or so different things so not really, even if overall, nobody else does their blend
Kiss Kiss' second album comes very close at times
>>66266687
haha ooh i get it now, it's just mount eerie with the letters flipped, you're funny
this album doesn't show up on itunes for me though. do i just download it off youtube or something?
>>66261497
You're right, it's good for other reasons
>>66266700
doesn't sound anything like soul coughing desu i love disco volante though
>>66266736
>>66266744
its called 0.02 by albur!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuxkZhkl0m4
Anything sounds like this?
>>66266913
Fela Kuti
>>66266913
Peter Gabriel
>>66266395
just gave it a listen and yeah.. Vektroid is pretty ehh in general,Shader is her best and even that is obviously derivative OPN
>>66258156
Of Montreal, but shitty
>>66266729
>feels intentionally off-kilter
He played you so good
>>66258156
sounds like every other an co album
>>66267306
except if that were the case how would I be able to differentiate between what I do like and what i don't like based off of that? realistically if they're shitty I shouldn't be able to tell any difference.
>>66266859
it's called The Microphones - Mount Eerie, you can buy it from their bandcamp.
>>66267156
it's very derivative, but still good compared to the rest of vaporwave that came afterward
most relevant vaporwave releases imo:
1. Chuck Person – Eccojams Vol. 1 (more or less invented the thing)
2. 骨架的 – Holograms (often neglected proto-vaporwave)
3. New Dreams Ltd. – Initiation Tape Part One (first real vaporwave album)
4. James Ferraro – Far Side Virtual (absolutely unique style)
5. Nmesh – Dream Sequins (latter-vaporwave masterpiece)
>>66267564
go away nmesh
>>66267326
I still don't get this one
>>66266893
this shit is magic dudr
>>66267343
>implying there's a single piece of spanish-spoken-latin american rock that is actually unique-sounding
>folk rock doesn't count you cuck
That IS one of the most unique-sounding you could have chosen, I'll give you that.
>>66267375
I wasn't addressing your personal taste, just that you lack the ability to tell good music and shit apart
>if they're shitty I shouldn't be able to tell any difference
And you seem to agree.
>>66267571
>shilling the 5th album on the rym vaporwave chart
>>66267622
i unexpectedly found it very accessible
it sounds like african elephants
>>66267760
where have you seen progrock mixed with tango
>>66266666
QUINTS
FUCKING QUINTS
THIS IS MAGICAL
>>66267849
>folk rock doesn't count you cuck
also
>15 second bandoneon solo
>DUDE TANGO ROCK LMAO
>>66267849
Why is that any more unique than mixing prog rock with any other kind of non-rock music? Here, have some prog rock mixed with Swedish folk
>>66267894
what a despicable human being
>>66267945
Hell, I could have posted that album instead of Tempest, too.
>>66258193
>CHz
fuck no, CHz is dense and sample heavy, this is sparse and vocal heavy
>>66267945
dude, re-read the thread title
it's not "uniqueness", it's stuff that sounds like nothing else
>>66267977
>;_; b-but muh spinetta
For the record I love every single thing he's ever done save one album (you know the one). It's just that I don't get carried away by that whole OMG GENIUS UNIQUE COMPLEX MASTER OF INNOVATION meme that people who claim to like him try to force on everyone else.
>>66268057
>no dude you got it wrong, it's not about being *unique*, it's about not being like anything else
u·nique
yo͞oˈnēk/
adjective
adjective: unique
1.
being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
Are you even reading your posts
>>66260567
wow
such amazing insight
>>66266597
>DJ Screw did the exact same thing
no no no wrong no.
>>66268204
Somethingsomething Dälek
>>66266913
>>66258038
>TTNG babbies back at it again
guys stop watering down the thread, I need the real pinnacles of human civilization here
>No one has posted the best answer yet
>>66268108
what about tempest is not unique
>>66268756
ok I tried
only album kinda similar I know is the sophtware slump but not quite
Arthur Russell
>>66268865
???
and another one
>>66268805
that's just their earlier incarnation though
Least I haven't found one
>>66268969
Incubus - Make Yourself
>>66259355
Is this b8?
>>66268781
Prog/Fusion band with occasional folk inclinations
But I don't get what your question has to do with the other posters
>>66268932
>that's just their earlier incarnation though
I know.
>>66259355
Turn on the Bright Lights by Interpol. Proven wrong b
>>66262802
Nice pick
Psudoku?
>>66267300
Still can't get over that vapid album cover.
How has no one posted this? Even if this came out yesterday it would still sound unique.
>>66264080
too bad they mega sold out after making one of the best albums ever
>>66269121
It'd be 100% A E S T H E T I C approved if it was some bandcamp-core post-ironic art-hop one-man project
>>66269144
I was gonna, but I didn't have the energy to fight with the backlash. Hope you do, though.
I feel there are some albums that came out decades later that can kind of be called rightful heirs, though-
>>66269203
Many bands have been influenced by Faust (I think Thom Yorke even said he was) but I don't think anything actually sounds like that first album.
This
Been trying to find anything similar to no avail so far
Maybe Seefeel, Robert Rich or some guy's obscure stuff from Rephlex come close but idunno
>>66258038
Literally all of their albums sound the same.
>>66265986
what are you trying to say retard
>>66269363
That no one agrees over Slint's sound, you dim cunt
>>66269312
It's a remarkable ambient album, but it can't be that hard to find similarities with many other remarkable ambient albums
>>66269438
That guy's name rings a bell to me, may have to check his stuff at some point...
Wasn't he one of Ryuichi Sakamoto's collaborators?
>>66260363
i hate it when people don't post the names of the album if it's not on the cover. It's Jerry Paper - Big Pop for Chameleon World. It's like Mac Demarco plus Animal Collective in a stew of vaporwave.
bumperino
Apart from the other Bardo Pond albums, of course.
>>66257912
Thanks man, this is amazing
>>66258431
Uhhhh no it really doesn't. American Football is far more melancholic and a lot less math-rock.
Chrome, for sure.
>>66268906
This is a good answer
Nothing like this album, their 2nd one isn't nearly as good.
The Books are one of the most unique artists of all time
>>66266913
Paul Simon b sides
>>66268969
was gonna post this. probably the best example here
>>66263115
Not at all
>>66258038
i can name like 10 bands that do this exact sound
>>66258859
>>66258844
kinda cheating since the dudes from Neu were in Kraftwerk and defined that loose but mechanical sound for them.
>>66262993
Modern Lovers
>>66263755
like if mission of burma had no friends and learned the beauty of playing quietly sometimes?
>>66266659
>this fucking new
summer is in full swing
I feel like there has to be something else like this but I haven't found it yet.
>>66266875
not him but thank you dg hating is worst meme
Pic related
Yes, I have listened to Nicolas Jaar's solo stuff. I like it, but it's not the same
>>66273034
it's actual progressive dreamfunk
>>66263284
Try Moss Icon.
>>66259355
Objectively wrong
>>66266783
listen to german error message
pretty good rip-off phil elevrum core
>>66259314
alvin and the chipmunks
>>66259548
aaah mac demarco fan. jarry is really good though
Even later Dan Deacon stuff doesn't sound particularly like this.
>>66262907
Exuma? It sound nothing like Comus
>>66267037
, too
>>66268932
Cutting Pink with knives is great. I was actually recommended them after begging for something that sounded like An Albatross. Give them a whirl if you want another synthy grind band that says "yeah!" 5 times a song on average. I prefer Populuxxe, but Oh Wow! is important.
>>66273133
movie-core shit ,try harder
>>66257912
There are certainly familiar elements that people will latch onto and use to claim that you are wrong, but unless you are the sort of asshole that believes that music is exactly equal to the sum of its parts, this is a fucking phenomenal and unique album and I absolutely commend you for posting it.
>>66258260
>>66258308
Agree with these two. I do agree somewhat with the similarities that are pointed out, but the venn overlap isn't substantial.
>>66258435
Perhaps when it came out, but krautrock is one of the most oft-imitated musical movements ever. You can't argue that neu! is unique sounding when SO many bands emulated that sound.
>>66258838
fuck this. i heard tune yards for the first time tonight and almost started a thread about it saying "it's like painting with but actually good"
YOU FREAKING ME OUT BRO
>>66262804
perfect album
>>66263543
haha nice one anon
Okay OP, i'm gonna hook you up. You may know of this stuff already, but i guarnatee its authenticity.
>Yma Sumac
the last descendent of the incan princesses, boasting the widest vocal range in recorded music's history, combining psych rock and showtunes and avante garde in the 1950s, also rumored to actually be a housewife from the midwest with a made up backstory
>The Monks
raw as fuck band from the mid 60s, really distinct combination of performance art, spoken word, noise, garage and punk rock
>modern lovers
Before punk was really defined as such, it was already passe enough for J Richmond to rebel against with the self titled record by Modern Lovers, full of songs about how he doesn't do drugs and likes his parents and stuff like that, while selectively co-opting elements of punk rock's aural toolkit.
>les claypool
like him or not, the sludgehammer virtuoso base combined with circuisy melodies and a flair for utterly anachronistic musical styles like klezmer etc is undeniably unique. nobody sounds like les
>monster magnet
parody artist a la Weird Al, except they chose a subgenre to ridicule that was so specific that you have to acknowledge that they just made it up themsleves. they descended into genericness in their latter days, but check out tab..............25 and spine of god for the real deal.
>>66257912
Why is the cover in like a Soundtracks format?
havent found any post hardcore yet that even came close to this sound
>>66264842
Not even close
>>66266659
It's about a Cleveland based ount
>>66266783
Song Islands > The Glow pt 2
Prove me wrong
>>66259407
>I'd like to see you try and defend any aspect of this review.
The punctuation seems to be fine.
8.7 for punctuation
I cant think of any other orchestral jazz rock albums
>>66269312
Rhubarb literally sounds like that one William Basinski album
>>66263445
Young God EP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UJX0QpkhhU
>>66268734
>>66271732
>>66274659
completing the set
>>66275402
>Being this wrong
The Glow Pt. 2 us more cohesive, it tells a story. It feels more finished and intentional. Song Islands is fantastic for what it is, a collection of songs, but it can't top a concept album.
I would love to be proven wrong
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