/daily/ - Prodigal Fish edition

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>>73499539
sorry about the delay.
from what i've heard, thunder carnival, Final, and animal crossing are all very solid.
you might also like this label:
https://hrrecordings.bandcamp.com/
>>73499793
>gfr uploaded himself to the internet
>news

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waitin for the /daily/ credit scene

>>73500901
Listening to your new album rn btw, good shit. Thought I would hate the way you used the piano, but it works out in the first track, the whole thing melts together very nicely.

Should I just go through all your older stuff soon or maybe save it for a chart

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Give recs chrigo starvector darklands woolite kanzler caviarr

Minor threat taken

hello fucks.

beerb

>>73501012
do as you please. it's slightly varied.
remember to peep my other bodies, as documented here (intentionally incomplete):
https://rateyourmusic.com/~StuffRodHeardAfterAugust

Peasant is so good it's unfair

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New thread, well hello everyone!

>Arab Strap - Philophobia
>Slowcore
2.5+
Those first lyrics caught me off guard, but also gave me some sort of idea of what else to expect from an album named Philophobia.
This is depressive and something that I feel I should really like, but at the same time I think it's a grower, so I might eventually end up enjoying it more later on.
Some tracks here are weak (and even lazy) when compared to the rest. Thankfully it still is has some great moments in terms of instrumentation. The lyrics are nice and have a same theme in common.
Favorite tracks: Here We Go, Islands, Not Quite a Yes, Piglet

>Women - Public Strain
>Indie rock
2.0
I had high expectations for this but it just sounds like your average indie rock act, yeah it is somewhat noisy and I like how they mantain that in par with some pop sensibilities that make some tracks stand out for being catchy.
In short it fails in being interesting, half of it is so bland and it's just there as an excuse for it being an LP and not an EP.
At least they could have taken this sound to somewhere else if they would have kept the same formula used in "Eyesore" for longer, that is adding more of the noise and psychedelic elements because those were just a decoration in this album.
Favorite tracks: China Steps, Drag Open, Locust Valley, Eyesore

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>>73501554

women - public strain
0.5
just a very very bad album in all aspects don't listen to it it's bad

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>>73501718

>Public strain
No

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While I'm listening through the second tourney, any takers?

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>>73501810

meme gender - pubic rain
Canada was a mistake.

0.5-

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>>73501870

Yall heard the OKC remasters? There's a funnion at the end of the Palo Alto new version, I chuckled audibly.

>>73501992
i haven't heard okc

>>73501992
OKCupid?

>>73501718
thank u

more like pubic train lmao

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hmm
>>73502796
hell yeah

women public strain
more like
no thanks lol

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>>73502941
my (you)s have depreciated significantly

w p s
n

>>73501592
huh? :(

>>73500817
>Prodigal Fish
nigga where he at then? lol

>>73503298
heck
>>73503300
pubic train is a top 3 album for me

Going to an xxxtentacion and ski mask the slump god concert on Saturday, anything I should do while I'm there?

>>73503355
stay alive lmao

>>73503355
Punch him in the head

>>73503379
>>73503382
there are 2 types of people

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>>73503340
Oh shit it's tru lmaooooo

What was your greatest achievement on /daily/?

>>73503455
make sure to roast telstar drugs next

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>>73503501
these digits

>>73503340
>>73503455
wtf? I love public stain now

>>73503550
you can see my history of /daily/posting has not been a glorious one

>>73501992
no, waiting for my wavs tomorrow

>>73503379
I'll try my best
>>73503382
Honestly might throw a beer or something at him, I'll take a video if I do

Good morning /daily/!

Gonna check out something from my backlog now
>>73503501
Merzbox reviewed
Jandek discography reviewed
Memeing Haino to oblivion
Memeing my nose to oblivion
Meet ups with /daily/ people across Europe

>>73502811
yr bugskull score is the same as my public strain score(;
thoughts on it?

>>73504044
it's charming a lot of the time - great musical ideas coupled with the lo-fi aesthetic im very fond of. only complaint is that some songs/sections of the record drag a bit or feel like filler, but they're still generally enjoyable

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>>73503968
Doggo can you rec me some really good supergroup free improv wankery? Something like that album from last thread? I know you've heard all those haino/O'Rourke/merzbow/Gustafson/ambarchi/junko/O'Malley/everyone else records that are out there. Lay the recs on me, I'm ready for this world.

>>73504141
Have you heard any of the collabs so far?

>>73504197
I heard aithein, which was kind of disappointing. I heard nazoranai which I need to relisten too, forgot about that, and shade themes from kairos, where sadly, the cover was the best part

>>73504246
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/keiji_haino__jim_orourke_and_oren_ambarchi/%E3%81%9F%E3%81%A0-%E7%BE%8E%E3%81%97%E3%81%8F-%E6%BA%B6%E3%81%91%E3%81%A6-%E3%81%97%E3%81%BE%E3%81%84%E3%81%9F%E3%81%84%E3%81%AE%E3%81%AB%E3%80%81%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A0%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A0%E6%BA%80%E3%81%A1%E8%B6%B3%E3%82%8A%E3%81%A6-%E3%81%84%E3%81%AA%E3%81%84%E3%81%8B%E3%82%89%E3%80%81%E3%81%BE%E3%81%A0%E8%A6%8B%E3%81%88%E3%81%A6%E3%81%84%E3%81%AA%E3%81%84%E3%81%AF%E3%81%9A%E3%81%AE-%E3%82%82%E3%81%AE%E3%81%AE-%E3%81%BB%E3%81%86%E3%81%8C-%E6%84%9B%E3%81%8A%E3%81%97%E3%81%8F-%E6%80%9D%E3%81%88%E3%81%A6%E3%81%97%E3%81%BE%E3%81%86/

go for this one!

>>73504290
Nice Letov link™

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>>73504092
thats pretty much how i feel about it too. its a damn near perfect lofi indie album for me but some of the experimental parts bring it down. still in my top 10 tho.
also, just ordered the vinyl. feels good.

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>>73504290
That was pretty good, overall. don't know if I'll ever love keiji's vocals, eh. I really liked the flow of it, not much felt tedious at all. wish the guitar had made a comeback from the beginning.
I have mixed feelings about the jump scare at 31 minutes. And the alarm beeping previous reminded me of when the space station is about to explode in metroid games. That got a little stressful.
Good dynamic range though and I like how varied the sounds are considering there are 3 players, I imagine everyone running around.

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Mac Mall - Illegal Business? (1993)
>west coast hip hop, gangsta rap, mobb music

Good beats, good flow, what else could you want in a rap album? Well, I'd like something shorter with less incredibly blatant braggadocio lyrics, but I can't complain much. Mall is a great rapper, and he's great at making really stupid lines seem effortlessly badass. The production is very g-funk influenced, but the hard-hitting drums and the general grittiness of the sound makes me stomach that a lot better. Pretty essential for any hip hop fan.

3.0-

>>73499793
post of the year

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Faith No More - The Real Thing (1989)
>funk metal, alternative metal, alternative rock

I bitch and moan about Mike Patton all the time, but I really do like him when he utilizes his voice in a creative manner. Angel Dust, California, and The Director's Cut are all albums where he turns in solid performances, using the full range of his voice to magnificent effect. Here, he stays in the same exact whiny range on every single song and it's fucking maddening. His rapping is godawful, and every single line he sings is like nails on a chalkboard for me. "From Out of Nowhere" is a nice, glammy intro, but everything else is either far too long or far too irritatingly poppy. Angel Dust is leaps and bounds better than this, I don't understand the love here.

0.5+

>>73505450
did you claim you gave a 4.5 recently? what was it?

>>73505562
black people singing bout jesus album

>>73505591
thats like every album from before 1950 lol

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Marek Grechuta / Anawa - Korowód (1971)
>progressive folk, poezja śpiewana, folk rock

Some shorter tracks that go nowhere bring the album down a bit, which sucks because the longer, sprawling tracks are masterpieces. The title track especially is a masterpiece, blending together influences from pretty much every genre around, tying everything together with some poetry that, even though I can't understand it, is wonderfully performed. The poetry really does tie together the whole album, even if the actual songs have their low points. I suppose I should dig more into Poezja śpiewana, because it's been a rock solid genre for me.

3.0

>>73505562
yup, goodbye babylon.

if you ever have like 7 hours to spare give it a listen

>>73505803
Do you ever do tourneys?

>>73505815
sometimes, i did one most recently back in like february/march

might do one over the summer after i finish the /mu/core chart

>>73505922
No like join other people's lol

>>73506102
oh! then yeah, sometimes. I know rn I'm in huttoad's and I think I just got knocked out of accel's.

>>73506172
Oh yeah I guess you're right. Mostly I just notice you working your ass off on your own chats

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I can't stop listening to "Powderfinger", help. Also buying a car is stressful oh me oh my. Wish me luck all

>>73501020
Hey sorry if this is delayed, haven't been on here in a minute. My rec is Built to Spill if no one's taken it

>>73505348
Good Mac Mall score, bad Lou Reed score

>>73505450
I was surprised by Angel Dust honestly. I was expecting to hate it but it's weirdly entertaining

>>73506344
No worries. BTS is yours

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shovels... are just big spoons

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>>73506453

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===letov vs shamepai (again)===

>The United States of America - S/T
>Psych/Experimental Rock

After a short sound collage of American anthems, I'm treated with strange electronic noises and a light ambiguous vocalist... And no guitar, only a bass! There are no guitars in this psychedelic rock album, using traditional drums, synths, and electric harpsichord/violin to lead the tracks. Really cool, for a 1968 release. I agree with rodriguez, in that the sound collage elements are mostly a mess.

And can I also say, fuck RYM users that say you haven't listened to an album unless you listen to it on drugs. I guess I can't listen to psychedelic if I'm not on drugs either

6+/10

>Sweet Trip - Halica
>Dream Pop

Sweet Trip's earliest work? It was ok, but nothing really jumps out at me from this album. Feels like lying down, staring at a bedroom ceiling in midday. Not the most pleasant feeling, but it could be worse. I think that feeling is why I couldn't get into this album: V:C:D balanced its floaty parts with breakbeats, but this album isn't hard-hitting enough to make an impact on me.

6/10

===unnamed trip vs s===

>Glenn Branca - The Ascension
>No Wave, Noise Rock

The cover art is one of those pictures that you initially expect to not fit in any context, but it perfectly suits this album. Something about how the man with the black coat is helplessly held in the grip of Glenn Branca, who seems to be communicating... disgust? Concern? Solemnity? Like he's pulling SOMETHING out from below, which may as well be his music.

I hear hints of Battles, Liturgy, Swans, GY!BA; I hear shoegaze, math and noise rock, noisy ambiance, post-rock.

This is one of those really important albums.

7/10

>Sandy Bull - Fantasia
>American Primitivism

Basho BTFO Bull TBQH

The Carmina Burana Fantasy was a bit absurd in this context, but a hymn like Non Nobis Domine works well with a banjo. Don't care for the other two tracks. The opus of this album, Blend, is must-hear.

6/10

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>>73506776
===NoveltyCondom vs nyarlaixfd===

>The Birthday Part - Live 1981-82
>Post Punk

Excellent recording quality. Cave sounds way better in his prime.

6/10

>Black Pus - Black Pus 1
>Noise Rock/Free Jazz

Album art is very accurate. Gremlins get a hold of a band's instruments, and have a 26 minute jam session.

Actually, one gremlin. This album was made by one guy, which is pretty good. Still have to be in a specific mood to hear this, though.

5/10

===stick vs rice===

>David Bowie - Blackstar
>Art Rock

The production and jazz influences really get in the way of the first two tracks. Lazarus is where my interest was really grabbed, and partially let go in hearing Sue-- It's clearly calling back to his older electronic work, except his select instrumentalist features to replace D&B.

The Clockwork Orange language in Girl Loves Me is very neat, but does feel more like a gimmick placed over actual mediocre lines. The last track is a gut punch of tacky production choices and a simple repeated line.

I've listened to very little Bowie prior to this. While this album seems to be an interesting stylistic twist following his death, I think the fact that some of these songs were already written prior to this is what held it back from leaving the album's interpretation to be entirely driven by Bowie's death. It makes more sense that Bowie leave a mystical goodbye with his persona, but it does make this feel less genuine than I'd like.


6+/10

>Sirconical - Waving at Planes
>Ambient Techno

A consistent and winding album of techno and light glitch. The way In Your Own Time slowly unravels from downtempo to breakbeat (and back!) pleasantly surprised me.

Compared to something like Blackstar, this does feel very underwhelming. This album seems comfortable sitting in real life, and I never felt like it was taking me anywhere. Just showing me some neat tricks, or casually conversing with me.

6/10


======

stick, unnamed trip, NoveltyCondom, and Letov advance.

>>73506813
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/so_f1/so/

>>73506813
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/dolly_mixture/demonstration_tapes/

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Me'Shell NdegéOcello – Plantation Lullabies
This is an incredibly idiosyncratic mixture of R’n’B, Hip-Hop, Neo-Soul; Jazz and Pop. The genre-blending doesn’t always work (especially the rapping is somewhat clumsy, but I guess it has that early 90s amateurish charm to it). What makes this album stand out is the bass work on here: It features ridiculously great bouncy basslines throughout the whole 1 h runtime. While it definitely has some flaws, I’m surprised that Me'Shell NdegéOcello is so overlooked I haven’t heard from her before I stumbled upon her in a list of Brian Eno’s favorite albums (even though I discovered in retrospect that one of her songs was featured on an episode of The Wire). 6/10
What next?

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avg ratings as follows

impostertuco: 3.3
kanzler: 2.5
lamb: 2.6
s: 3.2
post-feelist: 3

congratulations tuco for having the least bad

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>>73500817
Mornin' /daily/, had a really weird dream that this Indian at my workplace gave me a lecture on patrician-hood and how one has to develop a deep understanding of Beat Happening in order to comprehend music history, it kinda scared me. So I guess I'll listen to that today, maybe God intervened in my dream space to boost the number of citizens involved in the patrician-hood.

>>73507552
Pylon - Gyrate anon, have a nice day!

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TIME TO POST THAT GAY SHIT ON THE LORD'S DAY

>>73503968
dont forget The Noise

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hey guys
how are you doing?
a friend just introduced me to Iris Dement last week.
Have any of you listened to this album? It's so beautiful.

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>>73506813
getting to 2nd round is still a win for me
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trip up - 4.66

>Telstar Drugs - s/t
Lots of fun guitar and drums in this, however it's unfortunately equally matched with unsubstantial slow sections in every song.
5/11

>Duster - Stratosphere
"It's slowcore"
5-/11

>men - Pubic train
Hello boring droney segments with lofi indie!
4+/11

next time,,>ifinish collumn
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>>73508035
Oh yes, that is a good point!

>>73508159
Hell0!

>>73506231
the charts are my true calling

>>73506344
angel dust is damn solid, my dad's played it around me forever.

and good luck!

>>73508159
hey man

infamous angel is cool too, make sure you check that one out.

tfw still never finish anything but thinking about making a new chart

emo (may have an emphasis on screamo), Asian trad and Bach

can I get some recs

even if I don't make a chart, I will have recs and may write about them

>>73508297
yeah infamous angel is great as well, but my life is better imo

>>73508258
hey hey hey

>>73508323
Tihang Gultom Group - Batak Music

>>73508323
For Bach
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/akademie_fur_alte_musik_berlin_rene_jacobs/mass_in_b_minor_bwv_232/

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/celimene_daudet/lart_de_la_fugue/

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/hilary_hahn/hilary_hahn_plays_bach/

>>73508383
henlo it's been a while since I've last seen you, laugher

thanks for the rec

fun fact: "batak" is also a term that means "fit" in Filipino
>>73508399
thank you Doggo

also, where in Euro are you rn

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>>73503501
Forcing memes intentionally.
Forcing memes unintentionally.

Will someone recommend me an album
>>73508429
it's been a while since i've been her laughter :)

>>73508844
I can't remember ur taste rn desu

did you have an RYM?

>>73508844
Career Suicide

>>73508866
https://rateyourmusic.com/~daschial
i haven't really used it for quite some time though


>>73508890
which one

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>>73508186

>>73508960
oh what the hecc that's you?

damn ok

hm it says you haven't listened to Twin Fantasy yet

maybe that might be up your alley

>>73508960
the wilhelm scream one

>>73509023
>>73509068
alright they better not be memes

>>73508429
Latvia, flying to Slovakia on Sunday.

>>73509207
I forgot again what your reasons for doing these trips are but damn you're lucky you get to travel to all these places

siccest place you've been to?

>>73509253
you're mom :^)

>>73509253
Work. I audit companies and the locations are pretty far apart.

Well I recently went back to US for work and got to chill with my college m8s. That was good. Prior to that I also was in MADrid and chilled with s. My favorite though is probably Serbia this year just because of all the food.

>>73509307
Tupac alive?

>>73509333
Yes, we chilled. He told me you should listen to the song Ain't Hard 2 Find for all the truth, but you have to replace "California" with "Serbia"

>>73509006
iarrested for taste crimes

>>73509068
this was like metalcore skate punk
i didn't like it

>>73509294
:^O
>>73509307
Serbian food? Hmm. I should go to Serbia sometimes for a sicc food trip and 2pac.
>>73509477
are you listening to Twink Fantasy

>>73506813
>Basho BTFO Bull TBQH
???
By singing with a stupid ass voice that ruins his music?

>>73509477
you dont like skate punk? :/

>>73509551
yes listening to four eyed nerd without proper recording equipment

Whoever was talking with me threads ago about IJ: I got to the part where Molly Notkins starts to spill the beans.

WHAT THE FUCK THEY'RE DESCRIBING INFINITE JEST??? I though they would keep the actual movie contents a mystery???

>>73509697
not a big fan no
i enjoy the offspring, partially for nostalgic reasons

>>73507634
stop dreaming about sshx

>>73508186
looking at this chart @ work and laughing

>>73508383
Sup lad, did you finish that album you were recording some months back?

>>73509732
hey hahaha! how've you been?
i'll be visiting yr country in two days :)

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i haven't slept more than two hours a night for just under a week now and i feel like i might be seriously developing insomnia either way i definitely want to die

>>73508549
holy shit cunt i just had a dream about you
you were posting a bunch of charts for yr 666th post and one was a bingo chart for things ppl do and say in /daily/ so i tried to contribute but then i looked at my snapchat and yr story was one of my friends but naked in the shape of shape of patrick star hitting them folks as part of a tourney.
i don't know what's scarier the dream itself or the fact that i dreamed about posting on /daily/

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Good morning /daily/

>>73507634
Hey bud, give rec >>73501020
Comus was quite enjoyable

>>73510090
i've been good, how about you? What are you doing in denmark?


>>73510015
we did yeah, we released a 7" single in may and the album is coming in september

>>73510393
yeah been doing p good. Going to Roskilde :)

>>73510328
O

>>73503501
that one shitpost i made one time

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>>73510328
>tfw senpai visits you in your dreams

>>73510406
Nice, remember your wellies!

>>73510328
Dogwander's face (& nose) pops up on ancillary characters in my dreams semi-often, which is pretty weird considering I've never met him. it's always a different character, so maybe my mind searches for a mouldable character.
Actually dreaming about posting on /daily/ is p sad tho lmao, maybe get a new hobby or something

@hahaha nice dude, be sure to spam it here when you release it!

MAN O WAR FUCK ME DADDY YORKE HOLY SHIT IM HAPPY
>>73510658
:^)

>Radiohead - Man o War

This is one of the greatest songs written by Radiohead. This is also probably the greatest riff Ed O'Brien ever wrote.

The recording is outstanding as well. The strings are heaven-sent. I never thought I wanted them on the track so bad until I heard the actual thing.

The ONLY thing I miss is the "what a nasty surprise" line.

Otherwise, perfect. I'm just overwhelmed with joy.

10-/10

What a lovely surprise.

>>73510922
are these vocals from more recent than 1997? they sound like amsp-era thom

>>73510950
I'd say it is closer to 1997 but he is way too restrained on here, so can't really tell for sure like it was with I Promise.

Strings are recent for sure though.

>>73510015
Really the main point of me doing the chart is so that I can get some ideas about the music tastes of the people here. Already found some great albums anyways, doesn't look like I'll give any more 9- and up ratings but that really doesn't matter.

>>73508186
please skip Double Heads, it's like '77 live, but it's 4,5 hours or sth and you'll probably want to kill urself given your 77live rating

>>73510658
sure thing
here is the 7" for now:
https://bigmessdk.bandcamp.com/album/kill-em-all

also "music video" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZfBLk6ZaoU

>>73511061
shit didn't even look at what that album cover was for, oh boy

>>73510969
It's more the fact that Musical Abortions and Owls are rated higher than any of my top 3

>>73511219
i mean, i'd just skip it. the style is identical to 77 live, although the music is different. I dunno, you'll hate it. Same prob goes for soul's true love, iirc that's a box set or sth.

>>73511250
nothing wrong with owls, you should be complaining about something bad like fishmans

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Why make a song as good as Graceless Lady and then make a mediocre album to accompany it?

>>73511873
fishmans are a great band

>>73508323
>>73508399
>For Bach
Doggo recs good stuff. Mass in B Minor is essential.

Howver, mr. Dogfriend, not recommending any cantatas is a crying shame!

I'd suggest also hearing:
>BWV 23
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWY02RC2LSQ
>BWV 198
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0w4YuOWZdU
which are my favorite cantatas of his.

The St. John Passion, imo, is better than the much highly regarded Mass in B Minor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAJ4Be5cMWY

: ) fuck why did Bach write so much music tho damn son.

Also
>Asian Trad

Dayan Ancient Music Association - Naxi Music From Lijiang
Molam Lao - Music From Southern Laos
Master Musicians of Ikuta School - Japanese Koto Consort

80 on my wrist
100 on my wrist
(what?)

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>>73512022
take it back

>>73512022
>are

lol

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Who the FUCK is pig posting malarkey

>>73510658
>Actually dreaming about posting on /daily/ is p sad tho lmao, maybe get a new hobby or something
agreed

>>73512261
70 niggeh

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>>73506813
>Still have to be in a specific mood to hear this, though
I agree but I'm still mad that you don't have better taste

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>>73511250
But that's the correct way to score those things

>>73506813
hmm
You like Richard Dawson so you should like this
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/comus/first_utterance/

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>mfw recorded an entire OK Computer tribute album cause bored

>>73510344
Glad you liked it

>>73501020
Psychic Powerless if you haven't already, that album is godly.

>>73513019
what are you gonna do for the Amnesiac 20th happens?

>>73510922
Haha, I'm glad you love that song so much as well and it's not just me being a fangirl
>>73513019
:o Would you share that?

>>73513063
Cover it, duh
>>73513077
Yeah, I'm bouncing it now. Im a hack though (in case you didn't know)

>>73513087
Thank you <3

>>73513031
Woo, you got it
>>73513087
Note to self, get this

>>73508323
Emo
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/brave_little_abacus/demo_/
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/corea/los_peores_7_km_de_mi_vida/
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/touche-amore/stage-four-1/
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/eldritch-anisette/eldritch-anisette-1/
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/everyone-asked-about-you/everyone-asked-about-you/
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/single/indian_summer_f1/indian_summer/
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/petit-printemps/demo/

>>73508323
Asian trad - would Hindustani classical music count? If so, Call of the Valley

While it's bouncing, here is the tracklist:

Airbag
Paranoid Android (Early Version)
Subterranean Homesick Alien
Exit Music (For A Film)
Karma Police (Early Version)
A Reminder
Climbing Up The Walls
No Surprises Please (Early Version)
Lucky
The Tourist
Big Boots
I Promise
True Love Waits

>>73513416
Oh and there's fucking Let Down

>>73508323
oh yeah that
>emo
johnny foreigner - mono no aware
los campesinos - we are beautiful, we are doomed
sports - we'll get to it eventually
>screamo
gauge means nothing - the absent trail of an echo
yage - anders leben
usurp synapse - just do it

>>73508323
and how could i forget my absolute fave
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/heccra/the_last_weekend_of_summer/

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DOGWANDER - OKM8NOTOK
>OKNOTOK tribute from a fanboy who is way too excited about it, AOTYM8OK?https://mega.nz/#!YtoCmLRQ!CbyeRCju_8PaJ4IprHMw-DIL0g4wC8NH3ZQf4zLhut4

>>73513797
ups

https://mega.nz/#!YtoCmLRQ!CbyeRCju_8PaJ4IprHMw-DIL0g4wC8NH3ZQf4zLhut4

listened to Hilary Hahn Plays Bach today

definitely a potential favorite

will write about it tomorrow when I have the chart

>>73509699
did you enjoy
>>73512182
thanks for the recs

will add albums with these cantatas on em along with the St. John Passion

as for Asian trad, love the Japanese Koto Consort but have not heard the rest, so sicc thanks
>>73513261
been digging Eldritch Anisette hard for the past few days

Everyone Asked About You is a p cool EP too

heard Science 1994 which has the Indian Summer s/t stuff on it but didn't like

only listened to it once tho and maybe I just wasn't in the right mood

haven't heard the others, thanks for the recs
>>73513337
heck yeah it counts

thanks for the rec
>>73513524
>>73513556
dang haven't heard any of these

thanks for the recs

new vince BANGS

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Glenn Branca - The Ascension
[1981]

Cute I guess. Interesting structure and some cool moments but didn't catch my eye too much.

6


David Lynch - Inland Empire
[2006]

Complex, weird, intricated. The plot is pretty easy to follow for the first hour, then it gets fragmented and shattered. I understood some of the themes and keys, like the characters doing cyclical actions in different reincarnations, but it's still hard to get a complete picture in mind. I'll leave that for subsequent viewings, for now I can say I was very amused by the filming style and that I left the film feeling strongly about it (maybe thanks to the amazing credits scene).

7.5+

>>73513936
if you need another, Cooder & Bhatt - A Meeting by the River

>>73514143
yee, thanks for the rec

>>73514076
what do you think of new lorde?

>>73514166
do you need more bach?

http://www.songkick.com/concerts/30449824-larry-wish-at-glove?utm_source=8123&utm_medium=partner&utm_content=eb54a1b4c4d8e25cf0382df699fc0f30&utm_campaign=entity

any of you people in near brooklyn should DEFINITELY go to this show what a lineup wow

>>73514179
only heard the singles and homemade dynamite
the latter is bomb but I still haven't listened to the record as a whole, I will soon but I don't want to get disappointed

>>73514210
ye sure

some keyboard stuff would be cool

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>>73514076
>Cute I guess.

Yikes

>>73512758
>one man noise band is good taste
shiggy

>>73509553
Replace Basho with Fahey then

But do you really not like his voice

>>73508186
as screwed up as your ratings are, you like some decent stuff

>>73514166
also for Asian trad: Negativland - Dead Dog Records

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>Justin Walter - Lullabies and Nightmares

This is comfier than I expected, there are a handful of beeeeeautiful cuts on here like the title track and the closer. I have a real soft spot that retro brasslike synthesizer tone, and combined with the saxophone it’s just a wondrous experience. It’s hurt by a couple of unsubstantial tracks in terms of melody, as well as me not being a real fan of the overly realistic acoustic sounding drums contrasting with the sharp synthwork.

7/10

>Nicolas Collins - It Was a Dark and Stormy Night

HOLY FUCK

Okay I should say that Rod has a bit of an advantage here because we’re friends and talk a lot. I was hoping Accel would pull ahead but Rod knocked it out of the goddamn park. This album is beautiful, dramatic, mind-bending, and in some odd way honest. The first three tracks are the most normatively beautiful part of the album, with icy glitches of classical recordings flowing like sad electricity. The fourth track is a bit more difficult, but it provides a bit of space between the glitch-drama of tracks previous and the mindblowing fifth track. 27 minutes of the most bombastic experimental classical music being modulated by a friendly and soft male voice telling stories. This is unlike anything I’ve ever heard and made me feel really weird shit.
9/10 but only because I don’t like giving tens on first listen

ROD ADVANCES

OKNOTOK and Dust out tomorrow, woooo!

>>73514076
Oh hey how was Inland Empire? Did you watched it late at night like I suggested?

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>>73514676
I appreciate this review format

>>73514853
I hate this post because it's completely correct

Additional reading for the thought process on Collins:

http://www.nicolascollins.com/darkandstormytracks.htm

>>73514676
this is cool and unique

>>73514676
shit this actually makes me want to check out the album

Ok, Big Boots vocals are recent.
Way too subdued for the track to be OKC era

>>73515142
Did you buy the $130 Radiohead crate? How much did that cost to ship to your own country?

>>73515178
No, not yet. I think dad bought it for my birthday

Also the small guitar bit Jonny does before the second chorus is a 100% recent addition.

>>73514964
I tried to but sadly I fell asleep :-( was to be expected but I enjoyed it anyways when I watched it the day after. Was completely in the dark though, made the experience more harrowing and touching. I want to watch it again but I'm waiting for it to sink in. What do you think about the plot/key to understand it?

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man of war would've been a better bond theme that spectre honestly.

that guitar is pure abbey road-era beatles btw

Chicago Symphony Orchestra / Fritz Reiner performing Béla Bartók - Concerto for Orchestra (1956)
>modern classical, concerto

I'd argue that Bartók works better in a chamber format because this relies a tad too much on the big, dramatic crescendoes and doesn't focus nearly enough on the more subtle parts, and the movements towards the middle aren't that amazing, but to completely deny this is to deny something absolutely beautiful. The first and final movements are both extraordinary pieces, performed perfectly with a perfect grasp on dynamics. Bartók's chamber work is his best, but this is still great.

3.0+

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>Sightings - Through The Panama

It's a very good sign when a modern rock album is directly comparable to it's classic influence. I'm just speculating here, but Through The Panama channels the chaotic free-form energy that Twin Infinitives have wrought upon the noise rock scene in the early 90's. The two albums are similar because both projects have a derivative feel to it (not in a negative way). Unlike other free-form projects that defies structural norms, Twin Infinitives had a very distinct anatomy that was still somehow comparable to its noise rock contemporaries. A user on RYM puts it perfectly.

>It sounds like someone taped together the remnants of a masterpiece after someone dropped a nuclear bomb on it.

Now what does that have to do with Through The Panama? Unlike TI or (in my opinion) it's modern successor, Hairdryer Peace, TTP (structurally) does not seem to be the flagship of deconstruction in it's current scene. It takes influence from such acts, but TTP does not sound like a response to it's setting.

Where TTP excels is not only in what makes it similar to TI, but what makes it inherently different. That would be in it's emotional delivery. One observation, perhaps even a criticism I make about TI is about exactly that. Two drugged up musicians with the intent of subverting noise rock aesthetics and tropes proves to be the perfect catalyst for an amazing album experience. However, the music itself is carried more by its eclecticism and creativity than its emotional content. It is true that the closing track gives the entire double album an ominous contextual mood (as most closing tracks are capable of doing), but there are more humanistic and relatable noise rock albums out there, especially from the scene at that time.

(1/2)

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>>73515654
TTP, on the other hand, is an emotional powerhouse throughout. I said before that TTP has a "derivative feel to it". I also said that the album "does not sound like a response to it's setting". You might be wondering how the two statements can be mutually inclusive. Now keep in mind that I added “structurally” in parentheses before the second claim. That is because TTP’s sound is not indebted to any sort of current trend in noise/indie rock of it’s time, or even before it’s time. Sightings seem to be operating in it’s own unique creative bubble. Given that observation, you might ask: How can a project have a derivative feel to it, if it's completely original in it’s concept?

Pathos. Instead of deconstructing the aesthetic and sound of it’s contemporaries, Sightings reiterates the emotional content of noise rock in it’s own unique language. I’ll even go as far as to say that there is a timeless quality to such an act, as emotions are more universal (in music) than aesthetic and sonic trends. TTP is a moving album, and consistently so as well. It takes advantage of noise’s ability to set a constant mood, and that mood is that of dread and longing.

If you are a fan of free form noise rock, or interesting sound experiments, then do yourself a favor and check this one out. I’m also paging Drop to give this one a shot, due to his high scores for Twin Infinitives and Hairdryer Peace.

8/10

(Would love some feedback on this review. This might be the first thing I upload to RYM and I’m afraid of making a fool out of myself. Also Imperial review coming soon).

(2/2)

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its tiny tourney time again!

frogs>pigs edition

eight spots, no restrictions, go wild

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>>73515706
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B7%D0%BC%D0%B0-%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B7%D0%BC%D0%B0/%D0%BF%D0%BB%D1%8F%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8-%D1%82%D1%80%D1%83%D0%B1%D0%B0%D0%B4%D1%83%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2/

>>73514853
sick

>>73515706
The stolen sweets - sleepytime in Chinatown

>>73515706
The Marshmallow Kisses - I Wonder Why My Favorite Boy Leaves Me an EP

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>>73515706
Either do pic related or, if you aren't interested in drone, do
Momus - little red songbook

>>73515706
Steve Gunn - Eyes on the Lines

>>73515764
i looooooooove drone

>>73514676
v nice review style
>>73514802
>Negativland
hmm is this really Asian trad
>>73515706
Eggstone - Vive La Différence!
hmm

>>73515706
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jacob-hutto/into-the-storm/

>>73515746
can you throw me a link to this one? i remember you posting it a couple weeks back

>>73515848
>Asian trad
check this out
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%E0%B8%84%E0%B8%93%E0%B8%B0_%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%B8%E0%B8%94%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%A8%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%A5%E0%B8%9B%E0%B9%8C_%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%8A%E0%B8%B5%E0%B8%A2%E0%B8%87%E0%B9%83%E0%B8%AB%E0%B8%A1%E0%B9%88/funeral_music_of_chiang_mai/

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>>73515882
>Kazma Kazma - Discography
>You can pick individual folders to download
https://mega.nz/#F!jRtyxYBQ!vmXUOMLvWa8dg732t93Eng

>>73515848
whoops that "hmm" wasn't supposed to be there

succs when that kinda heccin' stuff happens
>>73515886
oh boi I've been wanting to check this one out for a while

thanks for the rec

>>73515706
imma snatch that last spot hold up

>>73515912
<3

>>73515706
k time to start shilling
blue gene tyranny - out of the blue

>>73515948
heard this one a couple years back, big fav of mine

>>73515813
You'll like the b side for sure

>>73515983
damn
its good tho innit
have you heard this already https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%E1%81%BC%E1%81%A2%E1%80%84%E1%80%BA%E1%80%B8%E1%81%BC%E1%81%A2%E1%80%84%E1%80%BA%E1%80%B8/%E1%80%9C%E1%80%80%E1%80%BA%E1%80%9B%E1%80%B1%E1%80%B8%E1%80%85%E1%80%89%E1%80%BA-%E1%80%9D%E1%80%B1%E1%80%AC%E1%80%B8%E1%80%99%E1%80%BB%E1%80%AC%E1%80%B8-le-ywei-sin-tei-mya/

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Hey boys. First day here let me know what you think

>Japandroids - Post-Nothing
Not too impressed, especially after hearing a lot of positive reception for this band's whole catalog. 30 minutes of power chord driven noise rock dipping into some lo-fi recording, Pavement comes to mind as a superior comparison. It's not bad, it has some nice energy
and the latter half of the album has some of more memorable hooks and riffs, particularly in Heart Sweats and Crazy / Forever. Pretty forgettable otherwise, I don't see myself returning to it.
6/10

>SpaceGhostPurrp - Blvcklvnd Rvdix 66.6 (1991)
Grimy as fuck crunk outta Memphis. Production wise, it's fucking atrocious but for this release in particular it
adds to the overall aesthetic feel of the album rather then standing out as a flaw. The tags and samples that pop
up on about every track are mixed in horribly however and definitely detracts from my enjoyment. It's clear
how much influence the record has had on 2010s, hip hop, particularly in the recent underground, but just six years later it already feels like listening is done for historical purposes rather then pure enjoyment. Despite this,
it's an undeniably fun album in an ignorant sort of way, I could see myself revisiting some of the tracks on here.
6.5/10

>>73516057
welcome anon
if yr looking for a fun time, smash that mf royal trux next

>>73516043
yeah, sorry lol

I'm so happy /daily/! Love y'all memers!

Go listen to Man Of War plz

>>73516093
I'm looking forward to it, kinda worried, no idea what to expect, but it sounds like a party

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>>73516096
alright!

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Bumped all my ratings down one and added a new one on top

How's it look? https://rateyourmusic.com/~zzane

>>73514076
Man you gotta revisit The Ascension. Started off the same way you did, but after repeating with some in depth listens it's one of my favorites ever

>>73516094
its all good haha ill keep trying
heat wave - im fuckin you tonight?
>>73516137
its a wild listen for sure. expect heroin-fueled mumbles, laser beams, lots of dissonance, pianos, funk, and much more.

>>73516167
nice, i was gonna organize my ratings kinda like this once i finish the current chart im on.
ratings dont matter to me all that much but i just want my rym to be more organized for my sake lol

>>73516191
havent heard, added!

>>73516225
sweet, i hope u like it man.

>>73516167
oh what is it, is it itaots?

You ever listen to an old favorite and feel sad that you can't tell the music how much it means to you

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>>73516231
(fuuuck wrong pic)
I was bored so I made a second "Jungle June" chart for the rest of the month…

if anyone has themes ideas for July...

>>73514076
>Inland Empire
it was the first time I have ever feel angry after watching a movie: I thought it was awfully lazy, self-indulgent and too pretentious (and it comes from someone who likes everything else Lynch made...). It felt like a treason, something like a "Emperor's New Clothes" experience: "wtf lynch is a hack".

>>73516251
ISMFOF

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>>73516167
looks ok but curve nerds will probably bully you

I've never really cared about curves too much tho desu

as you can see mine irritates many who see it

>>73516270
oh that's awesome! based on your taste i knew it'd click with you one day

>>73515285
>What do you think about the plot/key to understand it?
Shit mang idk, even Eraserhead had a more clear "plot" than IE. I just let the images sink in my mind. There's theories about it being the life of a polish actress that is murdered.

>>73513797
Wow, this was really good! It's hard competing with Thom's vocals, but you are doing a great job. Alot of the songs come very close to the original and get a new interesting tone through the lower, less professional recording quality.
Do you have made anything else? I would love to hear more from you!

>>73516286
why would curve nerds bully mine or yours? they both look nice, not sure how theyd be better

>>73516425
anti-positive curves or something idk

not like I understand

>>73516286
>>73516448
curve nerds bully EVERY curve tho

>>73516466
hm that is true

dang

Here's an impression, guess who it is:

"hmm"

>>73516495
everyone in /daily/

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>>73516425
bc you lied about ismfof

>>73516505
h m m m

Anyone got a link for that Russian Sleep Experiments album handy? Can't torrent right now and wanted to finally listen to some of the russian stuff in my chart.

>>73516167
Btw Zane the weeb shit I recommended you is mostly for the second half of the EP, the Toriena remixes, they are cutesy as fuck
The first half is ok but a bit too... trappy or some shit, almost big room house sometimes

>>73516495
hmm

>>73516265
>if anyone has themes ideas for July...
New Orleans Bounce July
Junkanoo July
Harsh noise wall July
Junko July
Droning Nyarlathotep July
Jandek July

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>>73516532
>Russian Sleep Experiments
I don't know that that is but I can hit you up with Russian Field of Experiments
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IvO78Fq_Ww

Also, the Bogalji thing is in Serbian.

>>73516527
don't bully but uh...

w-what's ismfof
>>73516553
noted

>>73501020
PiL - Metal Box (aka Second Edition)

>>73516572
Yes that one. I'll improve my Cyrillic soon, I promise. I found some downloads for other releases but not for that specific one in the archive.

>>73516265
>>73516570
>Droning Nyarlathotep July
this except me cuz i got my bday there
and you're gonna listen to: ismfof - you cant spell slaughter without laughter
31 times

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>>73516286
the way i see it the "issue" with yr curve is the big drop off after 3.0, zane's looks fine to me
but honestly, fuck a curve. ratings are more important than looks, u feel me. my curve aint shit either.

>>73516581
an experience
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UR6PBtPB7tw

>>73516581
>w-what's ismfof
only the best transgod-approved album out there

>>73516624
oh of course i've heard that

Things That Rhyme With Orange is a classic

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>>73516624
I am still traumatized by the Soulja Boy cover

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Yanka - Sold!
The instrumentation is nice enough if not terribly unique, electric guitar pushed to the back and her singing is good and all, but I feel like I am missing out on a significant part of the experience by not fully understanding the lyrics, which seem important to this kind of music. I found some translations online, most were incomplete, but those that were intact seemed to be very well written, lyrically.
3-

Yanka - sad kot album
Same thing as with the other one
3-

Kazma-Kazma - some russian shit or something idk
This is certainly interesting. The wind sections don’t seem to be a gimmick and are included well. It almost reminds me of Magma or Shub Niggurath with these strong rhythm sections and winding winds, very progressive for an album of… whatever genre this is.
3.5

Ryuichi Sakamoto - async
4

Richard Dawson - Peasant
Lyrically, this album details a number of first person vignettes in a dystopian medieval Britain with magic, war, debauchery, demons, and love. Musically, the string focused instrumentation and choral chants help to realize this neo-medieval atmosphere. It really is almost indescribable, a perfect combination of harmony and discord.
4.5+

Exuma - Exuma II
A bit more eclectic than Exuma’s first album, it is of about the same quality. Weird spoken word bit which for whatever reason is about or dedicated to Paul Simon. More in your face voodoo themes, less ankle bells.
4+

Dr. John - Gris-Gris
I imagine this is how everyone from nawlins talks, mumble something about voodoo and gumbo then fall on their face dead drunk while some soulful stuff plays in the back.
3-

>>73516613
idk, maybe I'm just very good at picking music I'll like :0

>>73516570
>>73516612
mmmmk or I'll just do a summer/dreampop chart lmao

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sorry i still havent done abba yet. i still havent been in the mood for it. it'll probably be the last album i do desu
>Daniel Johnston - Songs of Pain
This seriously hit the spot when I listened. Daniel Johnston is an absolute master at expressing himself and his emotions through his words, his piano, and his delivery. I especially love how parts of this album come off as a little more lighthearted and humorous. Still, I felt a lot that Johnston said on here, and it's an album I'll definitely be returning to several times again.
4.0+
>Brave Little Abacus
I love how mathy this whole thing was. It's emo, but I honestly had fun with it. And the emotional power was still there and present, too. Same reason I love Cap'n Jazz, really.
3.5+
Kevin Drumm - Imperial Distortion
Tags on rym include: "lonely, cold, sombre, atmospheric." And it definitely is all of these things, but the drones themselves didn't appeal to me too much. It was still a good experience, but I found myself trailing off a lot and losing focus. Thats probably just me being bad at listening to music, but I feel like if the album is drone and it doesn't totally engulf me, that means its not the right drone for me. I'd still recommend it tho, there's some seriously good and pretty parts on this
3.0+
>Klaus Schulze - "X"
pretty hypnotizing, pretty enjoyable. i dont have too much to say about this, im just glad i finally heard it.
3.0

almost done, what next
>>73516771
yeah i mean why listen to something you know you probably wont like yknow

>>73516843
oh yeah the last minute of imperial distortion made me shit myself. still good tho

>>73516843
I'll be pretty disappointed if you end up not liking it.

Swans or Golden Record next.

>>73516896
dw ill definitely like it, dancing queen is a perfect pop song desu

>>73516866
Jump scares are sorta Drumm's shtick
(drum stick lmao)

>>73516943
man i even read about it in reviews and it still made me jump :(

How are you guys doing today? Feeling kinda rough atm. Fallen in love with You Forgot It In People, love all the layers of sound and how much the songs change with repeated listens.

>>73516843
What's the Modern Lovers like? Been curious about that album for a year or so now. Agree on the Minor Threat rating. That Peasant album seems to be flavour of the month at the moment, I guess it makes sense given that its just been released.

>>73516401
Thank you very much for the kind words! I could probably do much better if I spent more time on it but it was more of a "in the zone" thing

I have a bandcamp page!
https://dogwander.bandcamp.com/

>>73517026
oh shit right, peasant
>Richard Dawson - Peasant
Maybe you guys raised my expectations too high for this, but I was honestly disappointed. I wasn't expecting like the next First Utterance or anything, but I was expecting some pretty weird, untamed, avant-folk stuff. Granted, a lot of it was very weird, but most of it felt tame to me, and honestly a ton of it bored me. There were some very nice moments scattered throughout, which did save its score, but idk, I'm not feeling it as much.
3.0-

and Modern Lovers is good! if yr into proto-punk a la TVU, Stooges, and that type, you'll probably dig it.

Everyone who was into Aesthethica's drumming, y'all might be interested in this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEaSfQ_CZR0

>>73517046
It was good enough already, haha, I wish I could sing as good as you, I even took a few lessons on it, but I still sound awful :(

Thank you for the link, that's alot to explore!

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>people that believe the smartphone radiation meme

>>73517135
>but I was expecting some pretty weird, untamed, avant-folk stuff.

Where'd you get that from besides its genre

>>73511315
I'm aware of Soul's True Love, will probably do it as one of the last ones. Guess I'll just listen to an hour of lrd and evaluate it on that.
>>73514853
>HOLY FUCK
yessss

>>73517562
mostly the genre tags, a bit of the descriptor tags too
idk i cant rly explain why it didnt appeal to me so much. it just didnt grip me.

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>>73516167
I'm still angry about those Mouth Moods and Discovery ratings.System is looking much better though.
hows mine

>>73517562
idk...
maybe...
all of his previous albums?

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>>73517741
pretty ok, a bit on the high side but I'm guessing you only listen to stuff you think you'll like

Here's mine

>>73516167
>>73516286
>>73516613
I like your curves ;^)

what's good lads, I'm gonna check out the dub thompson album because it's a short one and need you to choose what else should I listen when I get home because I'm a sucker and can't think for myself, thanks
here:
>>73501554
>>73501554

>>73517135
listen to dawson's previous album Nothing Important its really amazing and raw and experimental and huge

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>>73500817
Can any anon tell me which artist to listen to next? Now that I've given Morgan Delt's stuff the ol' 20 I've got some space freed up.

>>73518418
Bluetile Lounge

>>73518418
ill commend you if you dont get sick of this chart after a month
have u heard the stereolab yet

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>>73518790
I'll never get sick of this chart frankly, I haven't gotten so much enjoyment out of something in such a long time. I'll most certainly make it through the chart even if it takes years. I've heard of the mystical Stereolab, how intrigued I am by them. I've listened to the Cavern of Anti-Matter who released Void Beats/ Invocation Trex a year of so ago, one of my favourite releases of 2016. It's currently a side project of Stereolab's Tim Gane, so naturally the latter interests me a lot. That being said I have no idea as to what Stereolab would actually sound like, judging from their album covers and the name of the band I'd assume it to be minimalist electronic krautrock a la Neu! with less emphasis on drums and greater concentration of harsher glitch-inspired samples. I don't know how correct that is.

>>73518680
Got it on now, thank-you anon, this is really comfy!

>>73518885
yr right about the krautrock part lol. stereolab is just really lush noise pop, i wouldnt necessarily call them minimalist. definitely try transient random noise bursts next.

>>73518950
i take back the lush i was thinking of pack yr romantic mind when i said that. but its good noise pop, thats for sure.

the best part about being in a relationship is getting bored of someone you thought you'd never get bored of

>>73517748
oh yeah youre right, its because blapp heard all of Dawson's previous albums and already had an opinion to go off of, even though they actually didnt

>>73519009
solution: r o a d t r i p

>>73518973
i wouldnt call the majority of their stuff noise pop, although some of their earlier stuff is yea

>>73518885
stereolab are basically if you mixed space age pop and krautrock. one of the best bands to me!

>>73519039
This sounds kinda cool anon, looking forward to it.

>>73518950
I shall do, It'll be a while before I get to it though, gonna have a nice holiday in Devon so I'm going to be pretty reliant on my PS Vita for the internet (seeing as my phone is 10 years out of date). I'll probably play it whilst it charges or something.

>>73519009
Always feared this anon, are you holding up well, do you need comfort or anything?

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>comet recs The Stolen Sweets - Sleepytime in Chinatown
this one should sound really good to on paper, but there was something really off putting about it to me. usually i am all for jazzy pop and extreme kitsch but i was really uncomfortable and thats definitely no good.

>letov recs Kazma Kazma - Пляcки тpyбaдypoв
this one is rreeaallyy awesome. i like it more than the other kazma kazma album i had heard before which was more minimalism-y and this one is more rocky and interesting. its a really unique sound. reminds me of guernica which is pretty much the best thing you can strive to be. could definitely see it being a 4.5 in the future. great rec!

letov wins this round. i'll do the next round or two tomorrow probably.

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>>73519198
fug, am I the worst dailyer or what
I think I know what you mean tho

Also, pic related

>>73517475
I think it's more down to the amount of singing you do. I had no coaching, but I sang along for ages.


You just have to find your find your voice

>>73519301
haha nah youre fine
i took a peak at your rym, u have good taste for sure. van dyke and tmbg are two of my big favs too

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Got some memebooks today, I should probably spend less time buying books and more time reading books.
Hmmmmmm.

>>73515706
what the fuck is this shit

>>73516167
>>73516613
>>73516286
>>73517905
>>73517741
I hate curve talk so much holy shit shut up.

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yee my boys finally dropping a new album

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>>73519679
it's war

>>73519712
Man of War

>>73519705
what's his music like?

>>73519705
Nice

Giv rec >>73501020

>>73519753
Oops I'm failure >>73516594

>>73519736
"TMNT Mask" is literally my favorite song of all time

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>>73519712
NOT a path you want to go down.

>tfw you run out of Pocky

>tfw coworker brings in a 32 pack of Dr Pepper for the team but no one else wants it

>>73519915
are you the coworker anon

>>73519915
dr pepper is literally death juice
its like drinking water that someone put their cigarette butts out in

>>73519986
No im the fat fuck drinking Dr Pepper lol

>>73519736
slightly weird indie pop/folk. uses synths quite a lot. His songwriting is what I really love though

A couple of my favs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTH6YNe7yjE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrUivONN9Mg

he does have more poppy stuff tho like TMNT mask that Comet mentioned

Soft Airplane is probably the best album as an intro to him i guess

>>73519753
>>73519771
yeah sorry if you've been waiting a while on a rec, been away so havent really looked in the thread much

>>73519995
why do people resort to such hyperbole when describing food or drink they don't like. you can just say it tastes bad.

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Tomorrow is gonna rock.

Good night /daily/!

>>73520241
yeah I'm gonna get some tea, watch some bedtime talk girlfriend asmr on youtube and hit the sack

gn

>>73520228
i dont use hyperbole to describe much food, just a few things including dr pepper
it is personally offensive to me. i live in a state where it is immensely popular, and my family has had a looot of it in their lifetimes. i also knew a different family that literally only drank dr pepper. not exeggerating. they had an extra fridge to completely stock up all the way full with dr peppers so i associate it with trashy life styles. i've always hated the taste of it.

Yo

it's been a while

>>73520734
Hee ho hee ho hee ho
>>73520799
Since daily was worth visiting? U rite

yes I do da cooking
yes I do da cleaning
yes I keep da uwu real smol for ya beaning ^.^