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yeah I know. pretty cool stuff

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>>73231063
I think this song is literally Trainwreck 1979 2.0. They wanted to release a lead single ahead of the album that would get chart appeal and this it. In fact, I think it's a better blend of their sound and a "typical pop song" than Trainwreck was. They took the idea and enhanced it.

Is it a favorite DFA song? No. Is it how DFA usually sounds? Absolutely not. Does it suck? Nah, I think it's a fine track. It intrigues me what the rest of it will sound like.

I'm sure people will say "THIS ISN'T DEATH FROM ABOVE AGH SELLOUTS!" As for bands that lose their sound with popularity, it's not exactly that simple. Being a musician, the fire you start with is never the ashes you're left with. You're constantly looking for a new spark, a new idea, that will lead you where you want to go. These guys aren't starving hounds looking for their next paycheck anymore. They're creative musicians experimenting with their sound more than they ever were really able to, especially with JFK's understanding of electronic music production and synthesis. This is a natural progression for these guys for everything I know about them.

any cocteau twins

>>73230984
Every Pearl Jam album

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OP here. I like noise completely unironically, not because it pisses people off or is super obscure, but because of how savage and soul-cleansing it can be. Just recently got in to the genre (through Clipping.) so I'd love some recommendations.

Helps to drown out depression. That's mostly when I listen to it.

Innocence, by I Am a Lake of Burning Orchids, has a good narrative feel to it

Harsh Noise Walls are probably the best entry-level stuff, as they're not as disorienting, as, say, Kazumoto Endo

>>73230973
Have you tried the merzbox? Also noise or harsh noise you mean?

footwork

Big room

nothing, it shouldn't have one, the genre should stay dead

Go check out the rest of their albums. Orbital 2 isn't even their best, the 3 that come after this are incredible.

Mean Girls got me into Orbital

Oh sorry I thought for a minute this was a music board. Back to posting pics of Koreans and grimes it is.

DAE gossip??

>>73230790
And what genre would that be?

metal?

>>73230798
rock

>>73230781
Tell me something I don't know.

>>73230781
i wish these posters would at least cook up some pasta to argue the importance of this album with pseudo-intellectual critical insight.

>>73230781
This is unironically the Trout Mask Replica of the 21st Century

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More dungeon synth WHEN

would i have gotten responses if i just posted album abbreviations with relational operator signs?

I guess I'm in the minority, when I say I liked bodyguard? It seems the only other opinion is they are just bored and its not bad nesscairly, but what were you expecting, its basically a zach hill side project, so its gonna sound like a zach hill side project. Were you expecting le death grips?

>>73231661
zach hill used to make vastly different music than this outside death grips.