Post your music fetishes, get reccs >Intricate drumming in

>>52954859
I use to listen passenger of shit to inspire myself when i draw something. i do this a lot, i don't know if that make it a fetish.

>>52954859
name your favourite 11/8 song

>loops
>whiny vocals(like xiu xiu or jordaan)

>>52954859
you'll love zeuhl genre

>squawking voices over noise rock
>fast, smooth, lyrical hip hop that emphasizes rapping rather than long, extended bits with no vocals

Bonus, actually fetish-related:
>creepy/scary/aggressive/sexy female singers like Yo-Landi from Die Antwoord

>loud noisy shit with melodies and rhythms hidden under the distortion and noise
>cheesy 80s synths
>super lofi stuff
>drums like in Swans' Filth
>also super shrill high pitched synths

>>52955184
My favorite from 2014 is What We Loved Was Not Enough by ASMZ

Shit taste in this thread

>>52955393
U.S. Maple - Long Hair in Three Stages
...maybe. It's a stretch, but I could see you digging it.

>>52955466
Thanks man I'll check it out

>>52955393
do you like skywave

>>52955423
THAT'S 11/4 YOU FUCKING RETARD

ugh

>>52955522
Never listened, any album I should listen to in particular?

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Cheesy-as-fuck speed rave with booming divas and terrible rappers

>pic related

>moody shit
>strong vocal melodies
>going from sad and melancholic to loud and intense and violent and emotional

I'm looking for something that sounds like John Cale drone-like electric viola playing

>one track samples riff from a previous track
ahh

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>>52955583
Listen to Synthstatic.

repetitions of ideas throughout albums, subtle references to previous tracks

Any pop song with horns that isn't fucking safe and sound

Albums that are like 90% in one area of music then all of a sudden go into some ridiculous madness that you never expected

Like that one indie album that has a free jazz breakdown in it

>>52955547
Jesus christ cool your tits man
I guess I like 11/4 as well

>>52955602
The Cure - Disintigration

Saxophone ambience

>>52955650
DLing now

>>52955466
On the second track of this, it's pretty sweet man thanks for the rec

>>52955694
Oh, you mean Helplessness Blues? Yeah, that works really well there.
First thing that popped into my head though is Soundtracks for the Blind. Volcano is just so different from everything else...

Scary

>>52955743
Np. I haven't heard it in ages, I think I'll listen to it again tonight

>>52955363
"Squawking" is kind of vague but have you listened to Cherubs or Arab on Radar?

Fucking love that shit where the vocals get all lo-fi, like in Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH18_dZIYOE#t=109

There's just something inherently (unless its overtly poppy) melancholic and wistful about it.

Although I ESPECIALLY love it in noise rock. Thats how noise rock vocals should be recorded.
>>52955602
>strong vocal melodies
>going from sad and melancholic to loud and intense and violent and emotional
I Know It's Over comes to mind, unless when you mean violent and intense you mean it in the greater sense of the word in which case I would nominate this Unwound track
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyFLIK9kP2U#t=301

>>52955810
I should add that the Unwound track doesn't qualify for "strong vocal melodies"

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Basically pic related. Beautiful clean sections and harsh, depressive heavy sections. Doesn't have to be within blackgaze though, I've basically sucked the genre dry and this is still the best

>>52955602
Have you listened to Xiu Xiu? Cuz that shounds like the first and last on your list.

>>52955756
Aphrodite's Child - Infinity

>>52954859
>Fenders, all effects except fuzz, flanger, phaser and wah
>female vocals,
>sad songs
>Funky bass
>Brunette waifus with guitar/bass

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>>52955744
I was actually referring to pic related but thanks for the rec I'll check out Helplessness Blues now

And Swans aren't really it, they're consistently pretty out there, so any weird section is almost expected

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>>52955363
>creepy/scary/aggressive/sexy female singers like Yo-Landi from Die Antwoord
THIS.

Jehnny Beth looked me in the eye at a Savages show. I thought she was going to kill me. Then I came.

>>52956014
jenny death

>Augmented chords.
>Hypnotic repetition.
>Harp and flute flourishes (especially in otherwise abrasive songs.)

>>52956049
Not quite a harp or flute but theres this Shoegaze band called Blind Mr. Jones that uses a clarinet in otherwise noisy songs.

>Shoegaze-y drone metal similar to Nadja where everything is obscured by the walls of sound

>ignorant trap rap with satanic undertones

Tom Waits-style vocals

>bitcrushing, pitch bends, and filters on guitar
>the Glassjaw bass overdrive tone and solid drum mixing
>Four-on-the-floor drum beats
>7/8 time inserted into a 4/4 song
>The sound of a delay's self oscillation being used as an instrument

I hate the following:
>shredding or blues scales
>Mid scoop on guitar distortion
>Pointy guitars
>Wimpy drum mixing and bland bass
>Chorus effect on anything but a distorted synth

Slow song with low, slightly distorted bass, ethereal female vocals, and almost no midrange. Literally sends chills down my spine.

>>52956088
Have you listened to The Goslings album Grandeur of Hair? It's really droney noisy shoegaze/noise rock

>>52956126
Sounds kinda like Sometimes if Kevin Shields were a girl.

Check this out though. No distorted bass, but the album is pretty ethereal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRjbnOXz638

Heavy sounds in general, something just puts a mood on straight away. E.g. Moodie Black's Complexion Finale

Hi hat abuse

Rapping with good flows

[spoiler]MC Ride like vocals[/spoiler]

Unorthodox, fastpaced and multilayered drumming, but it isn't a "hard listen"
Especially Endtroducing... did this a lot, loved it

Moody sounds, something that just makes you know what kind of atmosphere they were going for/trying to make
Examples are Suspekt and Death Grips

>>52956160
I'm gonna check this out now. Thanks anon.

>ambient sounds on a non-ambient album
>turned off snare drum
>suites
>long songs in general
>genre-mixing
>intros

>minimalist as fuck (not glitch, chiptune, or ambient)
>Brass section plus a couple flutes
>6/8 time
>the whole album is mixed so that it easily flows together

>>52956227
>ambient sounds on a non-ambient album
So god tier

You know what else is god tier? Field recordings dispersed heavily through an ambient recording.

>riff A by itself
>riff B by itself
>riffs A + B played together, forming a counterpoint melody

>smooth ride cymbals

>heavy distortion + major scales

>gradual decay into silence

>disc scratching

Heavily compression on loud drums combined with analog fuzz from a lo-fi recording, so it sounds like the fuzz is leaking between the drum hits
Basslines that seem slightly out of tune with the rest of the track

>music that is mostly ambient and focuses on sound texture and sonic depth but also has occasional vocals and songs

The last song on Terrestrials and Julianna Barwick comes to mind. I'd like something like The Haxan Cloak or Ben Frost as well. I love them as sonic artists but I'd like that in combination with more accessible songs

>>52956227
I think Ichiko Aoba would be right up your alley.

>>52956227
see >>52955962, specifically the last song for all except maybe the snare

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When the song is long but good.
emotional long winded solos (Not necessary guitar solos)
field recordings
A not cheesy violin usage
When the album doesn't talk about sex or love.

>multiple parts that work off of eachother i.e. spiderland
>powerful vocals against electronic beats i.e. homogenic

Any ideas?

These collage works or whatever they're called

www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRv8gnBMiWM

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qwKCQ4M2Nw

Complex/aggressive drums that don't detract from the actual music

Cathartic vocal performances

>>52956014
>watamote

>>52956469
>multiple parts that work off of each other
Stereolab? AnCo? Beahc Boys? "Anthems for a 17 Year Old Girl?"

>>52954859
>reverberated whalesong
>grungy guitars
>field recordings of the ocean

>>52956639
Try slowdive or my bloody v

I like a lot of mushrooms in my music

>>52956723
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_h2G6QMMjA

>>52956681
I don't listen to Hot Topic core.

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>>52955171
>I use to listen passenger of shit to inspire myself when i draw something. i do this a lot, i don't know if that make it a fetish.

>>52956791
whos the guy on the left

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>>52956998

>>52956639
oceangrunge

>>52957237
Links?

>>52957289
https://www.reddit.com/r/oceangrunge

>>52957237
No.

>>52957480
Why not?

>>52957609
Becuse meme.

>captcha: nearly asspig

>>52957381
>reddit
For what purpose?

>>52957627
>meme
This word doesn't mean what you think it does.

>>52955650
>>52955522
good ass rec. never hear skywave talked about on here.

>>52956348
>riff A by itself
>riff B by itself
>riffs A + B played together, forming a counterpoint melody

got any examples?

>>52955547
shut up nerds

>>52957654
>oceangrunge
>not a meme
kekkles

>Singer counts off the band
>Singer talks directly to the audience during the song (ex. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)
>Spoken word
>The usage of regular sounds to create a tune (like the opening to Pink Floyd's Money and parts of Not Now John)

I already listen to Frank Zappa for my spoken word fix, but i'd still love some reccs

>>52956348
>smooth ride cymbals

like Knives Out? actually, a few tracks off Amnesiac?

Has anyone noticed that Phil's drumming has been shit since In Rainbows?

>>52957943
Nice try, Vektroid.

>>52957956
These are all terrible fucking things lol

If I hear a count-in it goes straight in the trash

>>52957956
>singer counts off the band

..every single song on every single album by every single punk band ever. Pretty niche fetish bro

>>52958056
Sorry to hear about your autism bro.

>>52956348
>Riffs A + B

try Live From a Shark's Cage by Papa M. Or Mogwai.

>>52958081
I'm so glad I don't have autism anymore.

>>52958163
You fool no one.

>drones
>very measured repetition (a la swans and philip glass)

>>52957982
Have you seen the From the Basement version of TKOL, or caught them on tour? He's fine live, the drum production on the album is just tinny and synthetic-sounding from all the cuts and layering.

>>52958163
>Implying there's a cure.

>>52958174
What's with this thing where when you mention having autism or having had autism, people respond with strange fragmented sentences to confuse the protagonist, making them feel like they fit into the stereotype of autists not understanding things, in such a way that if they ask the responder what they mean, they will come off as more autistic than they actually are, and if they understand what the person is saying, it will be easy for that person to claim that they meant something else?

>>52956014
Who's Jenny Death?

>>52958269
The cure is realizing that it's a meaningless diagnoses.

>>52958270
You're overthinking things.

...much like an autistic person would.

>binaural beats
>close harmonies
>close-mic'ed, breathy vocals
>dramatic pauses

>>52958289
Not when you're on the severe part of the spectrum.

Wall of Sound/spectorish production. (the first fucking drum beats of "Be My Baby")

>>52957982
I'm not talking about his technical ability, I've seen them live and yes he's tight, but the actual drum parts have gotten progressively less interesting to the point where there's hardly any live drumming on TKOL.

>Silly, intentionally cheesy music like Electric Six
>ridiculously explicitly sexual lyrics like the song "Flower" by Liz Phair
>women singing with kind of raspy, low, intense voices
>wanky guitar solos

>>52958289
Too bad everyone else can still tell there's something wrong with you.

>>52958359
>Journey - "Don't Stop Believing"

I won't apologize, ever. It's fucking great.

>>52958327
True, but the diagnoses is also handed out to fully functional people who are capable of having empathy and seeing things from other people's perspectives just to make them feel inhuman. That's why I say fuck the autism spectrum.
>>52958369
What's wrong with me?

female bassists, minimalist drums, and rich bass-lines (esp. Factory Records sounding stuff)

>>52954859
>>Vocals being used more like an instrument (Like Battles)
Thank me later :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3-3D4Av-a4

>>52956451
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rjr5TJH2oI

>>52958319
Elliott Smith

>>52958270
Autism: Now in stereo!

>>52955685
Objekt - Flatland

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>lo-fi orchestral strings
>female vocals
>sung in languages other than English
>brass sections
>piano interludes
>crescendoes
>contrasting heavy and soft parts
>drum machines or soft, jazzy drums played with brushes
>free-form music
>field recordings and samples
>sad
>so so very sad

>>52954859
Oceansize kind of fits the first two parts of your list, although I'm not sure if they play 11/8 time signatures.

>>52955363
>squawking voices over noise rock
>creepy/scary/aggressive/sexy female singers

Midori.

>>52956227
Corrupted - Garten der Unbewusstheit

>>52957956
The Gerogerigegege

>>52958201
Plastic Crimewave Sound

Pizzicato Strings

>>52958578
>Midori
I found a video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlAf3YVMlag ) and I think I'm in love.

>glitches, electronic elements
>elegant piano
>pop music with noise elements
>intense/really great drumming in noise rock
>Long song lengths

>>52955363
Fushitsusha covers the first thing

>>52955691
impossible soul

>>52955726
Colin Stetson

>>52956215
Kill the Vultures - s/t
Neat Beats for the 4th thing

>>52956227
Virginia Astley

>>52956475
salyuxsalyu

>>52954859
quiet, mellow emo music.

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>>52958906
>glitches, electronic elements
>elegant piano
>Long song lengths

Although the piano really only appears for a brief time in one song, this album should be good for you.

>>52958578
>Plastic Crimewave Sound
This shit's rad m8, thanks

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>>52958796
>>52959044
Glad you all enjoy it.

>keyboards, effects, sampling in metal
any recs other than the big three of atmo-sludge?

>the title of the album are the last lyrics on the closing track

>reberby, clean guitars
>pretty male voices
>pianos
>ambience
>creative but laid back drumming

>>52959413
reverby*

reberby is a pretty funny typo

>>52954859
cello.

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>>52959282
>Xothist
>Murmuüre
>Corrupted
>Nadja
>Jesu

And then Kayo Dot and Porcupine Tree, to a lesser extent.

>>52959320
"and in the end we were........ loveless"

>>52959413
I would say most dream pop. I can't think of any artist in particular, though.

>>52959458
I'm well into Jesu already, but I'll check out the others, thanks anon!

>>52959561
You're welcome.

And I guess I should add that I seriously cannot recommend Murmuüre enough. It is so fucking good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JThI_ZbN7lE
>drums like this, but with an entire album
You guys have something? <3

>>52955363
Diamanda Galas for the last point, Tragic Mulatto for the first.

fuzzy deep distorted guitars on poppy songs, like Jeff the Brotherhood or something. Anyone got recs?

>>52961369
Neutral Milk Hotel
My Bloody Valentine
The Jesus and Mary Chain

three or more person vocal harmonies

that sound of fingers sliding down the neck of an acoustic guitar

>>52958906
shamelessly bumping for my own post.

>>52955586
More like, all naoki stuff.

Dynamite rave, b4u and the like

>>52955363
I think I have something for you... Squacking vocals coming from an intense and intimidating woman. Wait for the climaxes of these songs, I think they are worth it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9sWweGh03Q&spfreload=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTORV07A1RM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTORV07A1RM

it is folksy tough, which you might not like. I posted some of this earlier in a thread about strange obscure music.

Julian Casablancas' attempt at falsetto.

>>52958995
This is a great choice.

>>52962619
This is pretty cool. They had some quality drugs back in the day.

Recordings of wind that overpower the instrumentation
Old people rambling
Quasi-Spirtual lyrics
Cello as a rhythm Instrument
Poets reading their works

>tfw Godspeed is good enough to masturbate to

>>52955876
I've only listened to Deafheaven and Alcest, recommend me some more blackgaze man.

sax in a no wave song

Big 'epic' finales

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Samples
Damn i love samples
Not very surprising that I like post rock
also pic related is great sample stuff