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https://soundcloud.com/aerepiglottis/lament

>Dark Ambient
>Loop-based music
>A small ensemble playing for the dancers from the old photography

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https://soundcloud.com/nqmanikoi
>free improvisation
>field recording

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https://soundcloud.com/stvshboi/pass-da-glock

>Trap
>Phonk


rec
>>72662439

It's Tocotronic.

it's objectively spastic ink.

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>>72660929
*Blocks your path*

Radiohead
Le tigre
Sufjan Stevens
The beatles
Tame Impala or any australian psych rock band

>>72660852
also, the antlers

Animal Collective
Jimi Hendrix
Grimes
William Basinski
The xx
King Gizz and the Lizz Wizz
Neil Cicierega's non-mashup music

hibike euphonium was kino

>>72660042
is this a new meme

I hate this hippie faggot

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Patrician's choice coming through

Filosofem

In terms of quality? Sunbather
In terms of hipsterdom? Aesthetica

Neither of those albums are the best of their respective bands. Renihilation>Aesthetica and Roads to Judah>Sunbather

>>72659429
They're all autistic

>>72659446
What is this?

firs/t

>>72659284
woiiiiii
def AOTY for me already

Best track?

>>7265586
Here's the soundtrack:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wabrnt1MVVQ

Swans pop era

Humanz

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Trumpeter Donald Byrd's fifth release for the Blue Note label finds him experimenting with a new quintet format, joining with baritone saxophonist Pepper Adams on the frontline. In the rhythm section of the quintet are pianist Duke Pearson, bassist Laymon Jackson, and drummer Philly Joe Jones.

Pearson serves as the main composer for the session, and gives the date a laid-back, blues drenched sound with three compositions and a co-writing credit with Byrd. Pearson's "Say You're Mine" opens the set with a minor vamp that leads to some nice solos, though the rhythm section seems rather stuck by the vampy nature of the tune. "Duke's Mixture" has an easy swing and catchy melody, however the tune's most memorable feature is its charming dynamic drive which, coupled with the deep swing that the whole quintet achieves, gives the tune a sound more reminiscent of Basie than of Duke. "Hello Bright Sunflower" has a happy mood, underscored by the medium-up swing tempo and Byrd's bright tone on muted trumpet.

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>>72652068
"Each Time I Think of You" has a simple, but catchy melody that emphasizes the offbeats and the band seems comfortable within the medium swing tempo. The title track (written by Byrd) features a nice stop-time rhythmic figure to give its simple blues-based melody interest. Pearson contributes an especially good solo by Pearson where he occasionally moves beyond his typical blues-based approach. "Cute" is the sole cover tune (written by Neal Hefti) and gives the band a chance to blow over quick bebop tune. Byrd weaves fluidly and deftly through the changes, but the real treat is hearing Adams nimbly navigate the tune in spite of the challenging tempo. Philly Joe also gets a chance to let loose before the reiteration of the head.

It's a very fine hard bop album overall with nice compositions that have enough variety to maintain any listener's interest, yet share a common, blues-driven sound. Adams proves to be a good foil for Byrd, as both feature a highly melodic approach with a deep swing, but also have plenty of bebop technique that they use tastefully. The rhythm section swings hard and Pearson (whose solos aren't always his strongest point) sounds eminently comfortable on the changes and fits in well with the rest of the quintet. This is easily recommendable to all hard bop fans.

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>>72652068
i will search for this, looks interesting, thanks

>What are you listening to right now?
pic related

Who are your favorite trombonists?
Probably grachan moncur III, air raid is one of the most beautiful pieces of jazz i've ever heard and i really like george lewis stuff with braxton

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what's up my dudes, just trying a new genre here :^)

https://clyp.it/0qpk3w0u

forgive the lead melody, i'm still trying to sort that out

>>72650678

better than a lot of stuff posted here

median age of this thread: 15

>>72649809
mode: 15

RIP (F) R A N C E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_N91vrjJtM

>>72647372
good idea ill make some

>>72647372
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZmlGvUEfvQ
more like lo-fi acoustic but whatever

jazz sludge
math pop
sludgegrind

IM PICKIN UP GOOD VIBRATIONS

BOY, WE CAN DO MUCH MORE TOGETHER

GEEENIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUS

>>72666127
Do you ever leave /mu/?

>>72666127
It's the best, indeed. It has a lot of amazing albums.

>>72666127
this is an embarrassing chart

You are Elvis Costello

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>>72665071

>>72665140
you think you kill people but you dont