/daily/ - OK hand Edition

First for Medium Rare Chicken Strips

first for we need new OP images

I listened to Watashi Dake? and it was fucking incredible. Where do I go next with Haino?

Also I'm gonna get back to the top 100 Japanese albums soon.

>>73521486
idk what else is like watashi dake, but Koko my guy
if u haven't heard any fushitsusha yet that's essential too

beerb

imagine getting fingered while you're high as shit on some perc 10s and waking up and finding jello crumbs in your pusy

>>73522109
weedb

Reverend Bizarre - In The Rectory of The Bizarre Reverend
Pretty good bit of doom/stoner stuff. Instrumentally well put together with some nice riffs, unique singer. The song “Cirith Ungol” is great, funerary tempo and high tension throughout.
3.5+
>>73521469
what's a meme-able album?

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>>73521469
I could make one. Pick an album, if it's possible I will do it.

I'll try to do Peasant. In the meantime, suggest other covers for me to edit.

oh god nevermind, all that complex shrubbery will be hell to clean up and the font looks custom... maybe I'll do it anyway but lord it will take a while.

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@lambo >>73521469
listen to this
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%E5%B1%B1%E4%B8%8B%E9%81%94%E9%83%8E/%E5%83%95%E3%81%AE%E4%B8%AD%E3%81%AE%E5%B0%91%E5%B9%B4-boku-no-naka-no-shonen/

>>73523838
/daily/ - Dubs Housing
Maybe with meme images in the windows

>>73523933
>/daily/ - Dubs Housing
will potentially do

actually doing peasant, but it will take a while so bear with me.

>>73523838
I think you could probably do something with music for 18 musicians

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>>73524035
was already done long ago

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>>73523965
I also have it in higher res

>>73524132
Oh I didnt see that in the op image gallery

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wew it's shit but I ain't wasting any more time cleaning this up.

>>73524920
Needs more security.... MOAR SECURITY!!! MOAAAARRRR!!!!!

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okay I added the thing. Now it's done.

>>73524932
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ???????? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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>>73525045
UUGH I said I wasn't going to clean it up but the tiny thing was irking me so I did it fugg :|

>>73525096
It's okay, I guess...

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>>73525110
hey, not every cover is Sgt. Pepper's alright!

I mean I could add a super fast pigger going really fast or something but it isn't a very memeworthy cover desu. Fotm meme deserves an edit tho, at least.

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I added the /s and kind of like it.

Ye this is a'ight. Dub housing next. Suggest window memes.

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Saagara - 2 (2017)
>jazz fusion

Very cool spacey fusion. There's a major influence from Indian classical music that drives a lot of these pieces, but this whole album is indebted a lot more to drone and minimalism than anything else. There's really not much jazz here save for the usage of saxophones and such. Frankly, some of these jazz influences might seem shoehorned. But, the drones here are second to none, they're hypnotic and groovy, and completely enveloping. One of my new favorites of the year.

3.0

>>73525139
I was just kidding! It's looks great, you did the most with what you have and at the end of the day that's really all anyone could ask for. You did good Torts, sorry for my vindictive attitude. I've had a rough day.

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aaaand it's done wow so difficult.

Add window memes @ your leisure.

>>73525268
: )

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also, sorry.

this was a mistake :|

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...Native Hipsters - There Goes Concorde Again (2001)
>experimental rock, post-punk

Legitimately one of the weirdest albums I've ever heard in my life, and I don't mean that in a good way. I'd be lying if I said this wasn't ahead of its time, because it pretty much predates plunderphonics by about a decade, but the implementation of this proto-plunderphonics style is really disjointed and pretty bad. I /love/ the vocals on "Mr Magic" (especially the pronunciation of "hey you", and I can't explain this), but besides that every other plunderphonics/tape music track lays down an idea and proceeds to either do nothing with it or just irritate with it. That being said, the more streamlined rock tracks here are actually quite good. The guitar work here is low-key but generally astounding, especially in it's feedback-drenced, lo-fi form on the closer. By and large one of the patchiest albums I've ever listened to, with exceedingly low lows, but it's interesting and fun.

2.0+

Osipov State Russian Folk Orchestra - Balalaika Favorites (1962)
>russian folk music

Hearing the balalaika used in this context is weird, but it mostly works. The cover certainly does not lie, this really strikes me as russian folk music filtered for an American audience, especially with the selection of generally popular Western songs. This makes the album never really rise above and beyond being a bit of a novelty, especially since some of the non balalaika instrumental additions come off as quite goofy, but the best pieces here are performed incredibly well, and there's a fury to the balalaika that isn't really heard on other instruments in classical and folk music. Bonus points to what would become the Tetris theme in "Fantasy on Two Folk Songs".

2.5+

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>>73523793
how bout pic related

>>73525096
this is really great gj

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>>73525420
Pure puu xD comedy gold

Pic related?

>>73525420
What about PERE UwU

>>73525548
>xD comedy gold
weed lmao xD

Hmm Starsailor might be worth doing. Will consider for the future.

>>73525562
would have to find the font & download it and shit. Too much effort for what was a 2 second edit cover.

>>73521431

Autechre were FRESH AS FUQQ on their initial b-side. Seriously, the "transition", if a bit naive (but this is an inappropriate dis given the FRESHNESS of the tracks), evokes the Kraftwerk transition from Numbers into Computer World twoish:

Listen here for FRESH techno:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mdMb6bRXt4

>>73525651

kek, disregard. Try this instead (but leekspin techno is still fine)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMXBo-LQRYk

>>73525438
>...Native Hipsters
Surprised you didn't hear this sooner. It was talking cat Bob's Sondre Lerche, he always talked about it

>>73525355
>>73525420
absolutely beautiful

>>73526034
it's one of the longest standing members of my backlog, I downloaded it back when TCB was still around and I just never listened to it.

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>>73525548
different bum tickley but I tried my hand

>>73526217
I love it

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>>73526217
Lol

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>>73521486

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Good morning /daily/!


OKNOTOK

>>73525480
p-pls

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found this today on here, ambient piano shit similar to grouper or caretaker

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoJKpE165_w&t=184s

Imagine my surprise trying to find that single by The Bug with Earth when I find out they released a full length record in may! It's interesting, as you would expect drone doom grime to be. will have to finish it later though, so sleepy.

>>73527243
>It's interesting
haha
>as you would expect drone doom grime to be
no :}

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So slow...

Sounds like there is a fucking cello buried in The Tourist remaster

>>73528825
Don't follow the crowd, they're sheep being led off a cliff. Be an individual. Be comfortable alone. Think for your self.

>>73528825
>iplybing normNs don't enjoy vinylis record

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Screaming Headless Torsos – Screaming Headless Torsos (1995)
>Funk-Rock, Jazz-Funk, Rap-Rock
Incredibly funky fusion album that sounds almost math-rocky at times. I could do without the vocals though, the rapping isn’t very impressive and I think a more James-Brownesque singing style would fit the music better instead of the tamer style that is displayed here. But overall it’s a fun album that is mostly carried by its spastic rythms. 5/10
Next?

Anyone wanna recommend some noise rock or folk pop? Some thing like Lisa Mitchell's wonder or big black's songs about fucking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dM34pZscFA

>>73528825
>>73528984
both of these meta-ironically

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Good mornin /daily/

caviarr kanzler chrigo, gimme recs please

>>73530813
What are the shortest ones still up for grabs here? I know that You Made Me Realise is an EP and Desertshore is pretty short. Any others in the 30 min. or less range?

>>73530922
faust, popol vuh, fresh fruit, beat happening first issue

>>73531206
wrong wrong and wrong lol whats wrong with you

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So thoughts on the remaster.

Well I love the record and I love the B-sides (except for Lull. M E H song). The remaster is a little bit too bricked but some of the elements stand out in the mix, which is amazing. The fucking drums rock. This has been my major complaint about the B-Sides usually where the tracks are much more "rock all out".


Then there are the unreleased tracks that I love so fucking much, especially Man Of War and Lift. Even I Promise grew on me.

So yeah, I'm just happy.

9+/10 cause Lull.

>>73531244
oh i forgot about: your dick

>>73530813
Kanzler is kill
well rather he's left for some time, he'll be back, eventually
rip my man

/daily/ today is a Latvian celebration of summer solstice and probably a lot of qts are gonna be out BUT muh Radiohead playing Glastonbury....

I can't decide what I will spend my night on.

>>73531733
theres a lotta fish in the sea but only one tom york

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>>73531733

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>>73521431
I'll admit I've had to rush a bit today since I'm going on holiday, got some pretty big shifts to compensate and the like. So whilst I've marked off Beat Happening and Stereolab I have yet to listen to them, will do so over the course of my holiday however. Went on a whim and listened to the following;
>Bluetile Lounge - Lowercase. Listened to this just before I went to bed and it was really comfy, especially liked Ambered, very melodic track.
>The Names - Swimming + Singles. Listening to this right now if only because I really liked the album cover. Got a nice post-punk/ new wave feel with some ethereal synths thrown into the mix alongside a voice that slightly reminds me of early Robert Smith.
>Power Trip - Nightmare Logic. Gosh this is good, perhaps my album of the year so far (not that there's really any competition, this years quite dormant as far as recent/ new artists go), love the production on this thing and the buzz-saw guitars that chain open on songs like Firing Squad and Crucifixion.
>Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary. Listened on a whim again, will play numerous times on holiday, the vocals quite surprised me though so did the bands sound in general. Given their affiliation with Arcade Fire and Isaac Brock I was expecting deep philosophical lyrics over intense orchestration, still Shine A Light is great.

>>73531753
This.

>>73529887
HEALTH'S HEALTH I guess, not that I've listened to it.

>>73531753
>>73531778
yeah but I can watch it on YT later
>>73531774
;)

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>>73531733
are the qts male or not worth your time

>>73531820
:^/

>>73531820
what a nasty manga grandpa

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happy midsummer's eve /daily/ <3

>>73531624
I'm in denial about that but if the other folks don't claim it I'll give him Giles Corey because he gave that a 4.0

Fill in the blanks:

____ is ____

>>73532162
is
willwin

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>Melt-Banana - Cell-Scape
Why do people like this so much? Her voice was terrible.. like really bad, and the instrumentation was cheesy obnoxious.
2/5
>Pauline Oliveros - Accordion & Voice
Didn't enjoy this as much as I thought I would. The second track was a lot better though. Just kind of boring I guess, not a whole lot going on (in a not good way).
3/5
>Aby Ngana Diop - Liital
3.5/5
>Carissa's Wierd - You Should Be at Home Here
Not nearly as good as Songs About Leaving, as there weren't really any tracks that stood out as amazing. Overall it was still very comfy.
3.5/5
>Cecil Taylor Jazz Unit - Nefertiti, the Beautiful One Has Come
3.5/5
>Radiohead - Man of War
3.5/5
>Necrotic Disgorgement - Suffocated in Shrinkwrap
Good ol' BDM
4/5
>Vince Staples - Big Fish Theory
Very surprised I liked this as much as I did, since I don't really like Vince. The production was insane, especially the tracks where SOPHIE appeared. Just bangs so hard.
4/5
>Hermann Nitsch - Island: Eine Sinfonie in 10 Sätzen
Such a complex, anxious masterpiece. The blaring horns and scratchy strings were so beautifully grating.. this is classical music from the darkest place. The piano, bells, and chimes were gorgeous as well the few times they appeared. Damn my ratings are so predictable sometimes..
4.5/5
>Fanisk - Noontide
I could listen to those drum machine blast beats and keyboard arpeggios all day. Soooo fucking good, rivals Paysage d'Hiver and Filosem. And the vocals... holy shit, so ethereal and heaven sent, wish they appeared more often though.
4.5/5

>>73532461
>Her voice was terrible.
that opinion is terrible

>>73532493
is it one of those "it's so bad it's good" things?

>>73532514
for that, it would have to be bad first

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>>73532461
>Melt-Banana
Wow worst onion i ever saw
Ur dead to me

>>73532514
niBBa it's so good it's great, get your head on straight

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>>73532527
i'm sorry
>>73532520
hmmmmmm....

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ey
i pretty much just graduated highschool
music for this feel

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>Peter Zummo - Zummo With an X

Post-minimalism. Soft and gentle unbombastic but not droney. Sparse and slow moving but rarely boring as most of the pieces are quite short 1-5 mins pieces with one longish piece. A frequent collaborator of Arthur Russell-- Arthur plays on this album and Peter played many of the horn parts throughout all of Arthurs work, disco, classical and ambient pop stuff. This album works in a similar pallet to Arthur's ambient pop stuff and it actually features Arthur on vocals and cello on some tracks and many of his collaborators and friends play on it too. Zummo seems to focus on rhythms and a sonic pallette rather than a spiritual, philosophical, or scientific context within which minimalist composition is often placed in. Theres a loose quality to it that refreshing in the context of Reich-ian mathematical exactitude or commercial perfection of Glass.

7/10

>Peter Gordon's Love of Life Orchestra - Love of Life Orchestra

Heard about this as a work in post-minimalism but its not at all what I expected. These are rock or disco songs at their core. Feature aspects of repetition related to academic artistic notions of minimalism. Its verrry 80s New York art world downtown scene--- I mean look at this list of people who have played in the group: David Van Tieghem ,David Byrne, Arto Lindsay, Laurie Anderson, "Blue" Gene Tyranny, Ken Deifik, Scott Johnson, Rhys Chatham, Peter Zummo, Arthur Russell, Kathy Acker, Jill Kroesen, the list goes on.... Throw together jazzy horn sections, screechy no wave sections, disco beats, classically trained vocalists, and many of 80s New Yorks most respected names. Some very good dancy arty disco tracks, my favorite being "That Hat" a disco-y track written by Russell with amazing vocals. Unfortunately many of the rock-y-er songs feel a little jammy and directionless.
Its a compilation so not particularly cohesive. This is a group that would have probably been amazing to see live rather than recordings.

6.5/10

>>73532714
babby einstein

>>73532714
Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
Mindless self indulgence

>>73532527
this but ironically unironically
>>73532546
yako is the logical conclusion of both all hardcore punk vocalists and loli seiyuus
>>73532714
three cheers for disappointment

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>>73532461
Snapped this just for this MxBx opinion

>>73532461
>sophie on new Vince
wait forreal
backlogged

>>73533124
Yup Yeah Right is produced by SOPHIE and Flume and Kendrick has a verse on it. Pretty fuckin nuts.

>>73533167
That's so cool, definitely will listen today. It'll be interesting to see where hip hop will go in the coming years

hey boys

>>73532832
wtf i'm happy not sad

>>73533325
It's good so far, definitely better than Summertime '06 which I thought was quite mixed. The production is the highlight here for sure. Some tracks are club oriented and kinda standard while there are tracks like Yeah Right that are completely off the wall bangers that do actually sound like the future of rap. It's refreshing to have a rapper that is aware of pc music and other associated movements.

>>73533347
sup playa


Speaking of insane collaborations, apparently Colin Stetson did a post-metal album with Greg Fox. I haven't listened to it yet, but I'm sure it's insane.
>https://exeyeband.bandcamp.com/

>>73533440
im listening to big fish theory as well

it's refreshing so far

>>73533468
It's kinda what I wished Damn would be. I just wanted a modern rap album full of club bangers with a competent mc. Vince's bars don't stand out to me much so far, but the beats are so insane that I don't care too much.

>>73533399
o well fits both

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https://ffhks.bandcamp.com/album/jam

>Krautrock inspired Post rock noise pop psych rock.

>masterpiece makers

>>73533440
>Speaking of insane collaborations, apparently Colin Stetson did a post-metal album with Greg Fox

Sign me the fuck up, listening to this later

>>73533347
hiya ;)

>>73534341
IT'S GREAT. PLAY LOUD. PREFERABLY ON SPEAKERS.

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>Dub Thompson - 9 Songs
>Post-punk
2.5
Noisy, melodic, low fi, most of the songs in here actually develop into something else (or they try to), they could start in a psychedelic mood or a punk one and start to play around from there which gives a fresh feel for both of these styles.
It is just 8 tracks long with the most creative stuff resting in the first side, still nothing more than a nice little record.
Favorite tracks: No Time, Dograces

>>73531820
speaking of qt males when are u gonna leak misha's nudes/lewds

>>73534943
>not his own

get get get get
got got got got
blood rush to my
head lit hot lock
poppin off the
fuckin block knot
now watch me whip
now watch me nae nae

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>>73535623

I went out and I already regret it

>>73535918
Heat? Allergies? Jazz music? There are many dangers outside.

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>>73535960
not to mention.......

>>73535960
No, Im just a little bit shook from yesterday's drinking

>>73532728
>Wei Zhongle - Raised High/ Brought Low

Really awesome contemporary avant-prog (released 2013). Obvious influence from East asian classical and folk musics along with mathy prog styles and RIO. The five piece band consists of guitar (which is often prepared), bass, drums, vocals, and two clarinets. Often using east Asian scales and odd time signatures. Complex interlocking riffs between all of the instruments. The vocals are sometimes corny but unique and interesting enough not to detract. Pretty singular band as far as I'm aware and this could very well be the best prog album of the 10s.

7.5/10

>Parlor Walls - Opposites

Quite good 2017 noise rock. Much different than I expected from the album cover that looks like it would fit some shitty bandcamp emo or a Best Coast-like indie pop release. Pummeling guitar and drums and saxophone. Poppy yet dissonant often repetitive femme presenting vocals. Angry urgency in all of the tracks. I know that may sound like a noise rock cliche but this doesn't fall into any archetype exactly. It has enough indivduality and character to sound like their own band but within the album theres little variation and I felt it dragged on as a full length.

6/10

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Thoughts? Improvements?

>>73536438
:thoughts:

>>73535918
only go out for the boys!! you went out for the girls!! you big idiet!!

>>73536438
i woulda shopped an owl into the frame
the face on her armrest should be >>73536492

>>73536635
Anyone with actual skills, please do this

>>73536438
I will consider an edit for this.

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>>73536635
Gottcha

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Maybe a little niche, I'm sure it's decently well known and some people here even consider it a "failure" because it's Sufjan and it never attained popularity, but I just ran into Enjoy Your Rabbit, and it's the exact glitchy, bombastic sound I look for. Highly recommend. Wish he did more like this. Unfortunately, I wasn't a huge fan of the Age of Adz.

>>73536438
Needs the dogwander nose and it's perfect

>>73537063
that owl is
t h i c c c

>>73537386
>> >>73535682

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I did it too hmm

gib moar meme ideas too

>>73537553
But the sidebar ...
also add dogwanker nose

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>>73537601
>also add dogwanker nose
Hmm... so subtle!

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for da bois

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>>73538169
HEY! Why you upload the wrong version tho!?

>>73538197
i dont like this...

>>73538239
Well too bad, pleb!

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>>73499793
>yamir is making an ambient no wave reggaeton album
i will take this as a challenge.

>>73538240
>:(

>>73538420
: )

>>73532461
>Her voice was terrible..
wrong
>>73536438
good. european.
>>73537135
yeah it's possibly his best.

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yo this is trash

except submission, submission is amazing

>>73538756
yeah just listened to it the other night
very underwhelming

>>73538900
You talking to me? Or a different Michael? I'd advise including last names when referring to people named Michael since there's a lot of us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02NzTvvd7RI
Yeah Right

>>73537386
i like this

>>73538756
been coming back to saturnz barz mostly

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Definitely not the most musically interesting album, damn if it isn't a great summer album. I don't think shoegaze is the best direction for Ledesma to continue in future works, bu it'd be easy to sink into this album on a hot drowsy day.

>>73540435
I like you

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>>73540435
i'm glad u do

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Hahaha what's this then?

>>73541597
I hope this isn't appropriation in disguise

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>>73541688
me2
I just noticed there's two exclamation points in the top right corner so that's kinda embarrassing.

>>73541731
Checking posts for spelling mistakes is for idiots.

>>73541746
you're*

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>>73541779

could someone point me to an album about beating depression. something that will motivate me.

my friends are out and about getting laid and working while I'm stuck at home applying to internship after internship and ending the day with my dick in my hand.

I don't want songs about those feelings. I want songs about kicking them. I'm sick of wallowing in emo music that I relate to. I want a healthy perspective

>>73541991
>I want a healthy perspective
try: work fucking sucks

>>73542047
doesn't suck as much as waking up day after day with nothing to do and no money to spend. NEETdom is mentally unhealthy for me

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>>73541597
got any youtube / spotify / download links?
people will get lazy if you dont provide ya know

sick listenalong dubs btw

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>>73542116
grass, green
try pic related

>>73542123
Yes.
>VA - Ayobaness! The Sound of South African House
https://mega.nz/#!xNVw1DiZ!3vVNkKBRFQgHX9ZpLcq9c5m_F8X7oz8o9K6waOl95EA

>>73542313
sorry im new to visiting this thread regularly what do you want us to do just listen and write our reactions and discuss?

>>73542189
i'm not trying to get to the other side's grass i'm just trying to water my own

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>>73542512
Something like that. We do this every week.

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sup /daily/. I'm really looking forward to finishing this chart and moving on to something else, maybe dailycore.

The two compilations were really long, and about as inconsistent as you'd expect for a selection of songs from over 10 years and 5 aliases. aBliss just kind of exists, even after a couple listens there's nothing that really stands out.

>>73542652
lol the flashbulb you couldnt have picked a more boring artist to run through the discography of

>>73542736
rude

>>73542736
is that a challenge

>>73542549
hm yeah ic just get into hardcore

>>73542808
yes, to do Celer :^|

>>73542833
fug, don't tempt me

>>73542808
Do Kenny G

Gorilla Zoe

hotline miami is good.
everything is really tight, and even when i die the odd cheap death, it's so fast that i have no chance to get mad at it.
it reminds me of one of those really hard flash games like i wanna be the guy, except you have the ability to build the level as you play it. thanks for the point in this direction guys.

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

>>73533440
>Colin Stetson did a post-metal album with Greg Fox
OH BOY

>>73533440
kinda sounds like a mix of Guardian Alien, Survival, and some tracks from TAW even without HHH, hm. the blasty sections make me miss him

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is mulholland dr the greatest thing i've ever seen? the world (and i) may never know

>>73544260
>is mulholland dr the greatest thing i've ever seen?
No.

>>73544260
depends,
have you seen jimmy jazz?

>>73544324
but i've never seen anything else ever so it msut be right
>>73544345
see above

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>woolite vs stick

Quasimoto was an overall nice, head-bobbing experience. The boom-bap beats are easy breezy, have a sense of familiarity that provide an easy gateway for the ear. That coupled with the good, cocky, funny wordplay, and solid use of pitch-shift rapping, it was a nice experience. Some tracks don't stand out to me like others do, but overall good. Sun City Girls is okay. I definitely find myself enjoying the surf rock based tracks like Blue Mamba and Radar 1941. Shining Path was good. Feel like the tracks that were attempting to imitate or had influence to arabic music were stellar instrumentally, but the gibberish and squealing vocals did not help the experimentation, gave me a headache, winced a little. A lot of it flew over my head in a muffled way. TL;DR: Both albums have interesting aspects that I like, will definitely have to reflect on more, but at the moment, woolite's choice is sticking more to me. Woolite's choice wins.

>darklands vs Jesz

Spacemen 3 have a nice little bluesy garage rock sound, coupled with some soothing organs and bassline that lay a solid foundation for the songs. Many of the vocal chops definitely remind me of Lou Reed, except a bit more hushed, some points it works, other it doesn't. The hallucinogenic feel of the album is solid, and, I don't know if it's just me, but I'm getting reminded a bit of the Incredible String Band. Some distortion works to the band's, but I honestly got more into the smoother instrumental passages when listening to this for the first time. Mazzy Star's percussion really kicks and reverberates hard. Fade Into You is a solid track, don't get how it charted or got so much acclaim. In Mary of Silence, Hope's vocals seems alluring, seductive even. The acoustic, alt-country ballads, like Five String Serenade, Blue Light, definitely fit Hope's vocals. Quality stuff. TL;DR: Both were solid choices, but Jesz's choice stood out to me more. Good job you can advance.

>>73540803
You have a download link?

>>73544260
No, it's great but he's made better films.

>>73540435
Me too :)

Also how is everyone? Just came back from my UofH orientation, which was fun, and now I'm about to put out another release from AP Macroeconomics on my record label.

alright i need to make another op image too it's been too long

>>73532714
lit

listen to american football and cry away the summer

hey guya it's blap im buzzed y u feel me

>>73544440
u can try it out here before dling, its on slsk

https://jefrecantu-ledesma.bandcamp.com/album/on-the-echoing-green

>>73544937
I want to DL it but Slsk doesn't work on my computer for some reason. It's fucking weird and a pain in the ass.

tomorrow
i become a.man
music for this feel

>>73545126
stgstv

>>73544440
yio wheres my drone pal

>>73545146
GOOD Fuckin choice bro

>>73545156
Oh I thought you were gonna give me the chart haha, so how do I do this? Sorry I'm a little confused.

>>73545194
Just rattle them titles off dood

>>73545034
https://mega.nz/#F!lUZ2wagA!gF_a_iFL6Jpy6G-bLio-NQ

>>73545330
?

>>73545346
Thanks my dude! :)

alrigght good night daily
>>73545194
ah just pick whatever ya want off my rym dude ~Blapp

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voila my masterpiece

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Angles 9 - Disappeared Behind the Sun (2017)
>experimental big band, avant-garde jazz

One of the most exhilirating, fun jazz albums I've ever heard, bogged down by a really unimaginative rhythm section. Andreas Werliin turns in fine work, but he's so deeply rooted in rock here and the style just doesn't work with the wonderful performances by the rest of the band. The rock structures do occasionally work, making this probably the grooviest, most danceable jazz album I've ever heard, rooted by some comparatively chill piano and vibes work to balance out the free, schizoid sax work. Fire! Orchestra does better work in this style, but this is still real good.

3.0-

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Angus MacLise - Invasion of Thunderbolt Pagoda (1999)
>drone, minimalism

Every track beyond the title track is worthless, but that title track is such a revelation the whole album is worth it. MacLise is often overshadowed by the other members of the Theater of Eternal Music, but he has such a good idea of how to utilize tribal elements in the context of ambient music, sprinkling in percussive moments to make the forty-minute title track consistently fresh and engrossing throughout. The remaining four tracks basically to the same thing without nearly as much finesse, so this would definitely benefit from just consisting of the title track, but it's a nice listen all the way through.

3.0

donezo

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mmm

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AND SO IT BEGINS

Xiu Xiu - A Promise (2003)
>experimental rock, electronic, experimental

Not as inpenetrable as I would've thought this was based on the RYM reviews, but yeah, it's pretty damn weird. Stewart's melodramatic vocal performances are the emotional core of this record. He whispers through nearly every track, backed by sparse acoustic guitars and vaguely electronic bleeps and bloops, and his emotional releases are when this album reaches its peak. I love these emotional releases, along with the more active tracks, but the tracks that consist solely of Stewart ominously whispering do absolutely nothing for me. The sparseness works, but it's just boring to listen to, for lack of a better word. Knife Play and Twin Peaks are both definitely better, in my book.

2.5

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Vince Staples - Big Fish Theory (2017)
>west coast hip hop, experimental hip hop, hardcore hip hop

The freshest mainstream hip hop album this side of Yeezus. Staples himself is comparatively kind of unimpressive, his verses are short and they don't stick out much, but the production is absolutely insane. It takes influence from pretty much every genre of EDM out there, and it introduces an experimental tinge that gives the album a grimey, forbiding feel. The interludes, where the experimental elements take the forefront, are a bit pointless, but they fit the flow of the album perfectly, and the banging tracks are just that. "Yeah Right" is the hip hop track of the year, bar none. The beat is absolutely humongous, and Staples and Kendrick Lamar are both pitch-perfect. My hip hop AOTY.

3.0

>>73541991
Motivational rap song 4 u:
max normal.tv- don't give up

>>73542549
That was really well put, anon

>>73545471
Nice work, I love blind Willie Nelson

>>73546607
Fuck
Kendrick just rhymed "zeitgeist" with "fried rice"
I gotta hear this whole record

New Faust is kinda fun. It has birds on it.

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gutenmorgen, what up /gayly/

>>73544260
probably yes

>>73545126
i support your decision!

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ha ha :)

why did i sleep on this album so much? this is fucking flawless, 10/10.
i need to listen to her other dtufff now

What are some albums that you slept on for a while and then you decided to listen to and turned out to be amazing?

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>>73550150

>>73550150
>>73550160
Great album. One of my favorites of the decade.

The Harmonia debut blew me away when I finally got to it a couple weeks ago. Sounds halfway between Cluster and Neu!...but I might dare to say I like it better than albums from either.

>>73550150
this one didn't strike me as particularly impressive initially but i kept returning to it and eventually decided it's actually pretty fucking great
>>73548755
hey dog, is it just me or is the version of Lift on OKNOTOK unusually subdued compared to the live versions and the demo and all that? like it's still good and obviously the sound quality is way more crisp than that of previous versions but i really wanted it to blow up a bit more, kinda sad that it lacks the energy the track originally had because i love that song

>>73550247
sick man, and yeah it is the best album of the decade. God idk why but every song just feels perfect. And the album is so consistent aesthetically and thematically, but every song feels unique and incredible in it's own way

wow this is really good

2 chainz is the GOAT

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>>73550935

>>73550943
can you just leave again

>>73551642
give me 3 reasons why i should do that

>>73551678
1 you
2 chainz
3.0

what to heck ????

Guy just complimented my Meet the Residents shirt cuz he's such s big Beatles fan

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wait so if joanna newsom is married to andy samberg, then a Van Dyke Parks + Justin Timberlake collaboration is a realistic possibility?

ya boi has joined the league of recent graduates in /daily/

I'm seeing Nick Cave tonight!

>>73552781
con-grad-ulations

Get it?
Cuz you're about to get conned with tuition

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>>73552781
congrats!

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>>73552836
Did somebody say rats?

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>>73552888
what a waste of trips

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>>73552888

checked

https://youtu.be/oRIyw-pJkUk

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lmaoing @ poseur faggots

>>73552825
can't wait
>>73552840
thank u borzoibabe

>>73552970

I am lmaoing at you for not detecting the obvious fake.

>>73552798
have fun
tfw not coming to my city for his tour

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>>73552994
of course it's fake u dummy

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p good

>>73552970
you got this from reddit
eternally filtered

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well there we go

there were like two more singles I listened to too but didn't feel like rating them

>>73553269
i object to several of these ratings,

>>73553017
so u only pretended? :^]

>>73552798
jealous. cant afford to go this time round since tickets are like £50 and its in another city.

>>73553175
everyone here is from reddit tho

>>73553280
notably??

>>73553394
I'm offended, I've never even been to reddit

>>73553426
>>73553394
not like this place is much better though

>>73553314
yes I was only being ironic
>>73553439
How would you know that if you've never been tho

>>73553426
exmil and jenny death r fantastic

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>>73553269
Hot onion: GP is best DG

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>>73553489
holy crap i played myself

>>73553491
Exmil has some tracks that are great but so much feels like filler and doesn't give me anything

Jenny Death was more consistent but didn't have the same high points

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>tfw your ex recommends you an amazing film

>>73552970
it's fake though

also

>radiohead fans
>poseur

They're just normie if anything. Don't offend my Haino/Jandek loving-self

>>73550365
>hey dog, is it just me or is the version of Lift on OKNOTOK unusually subdued compared to the live versions and the demo and all that? like it's still good and obviously the sound quality is way more crisp than that of previous versions but i really wanted it to blow up a bit more, kinda sad that it lacks the energy the track originally had because i love that song
Yes
The live dynamics sold the song way better but I still enjoy it. Not as much as Big Boots, but still.

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https://rateyourmusic.com/release/single/radiohead/lift-1/

That review by theblueracoon

This can't be real but they gave a Kenny G album a 5/5 so

>>73554681
Nah they are poseurs because they are pretending to find artistic merit in nothing

>>73554681
(And yes I know it's fake)

>>73554809
Radiohead are an amazing pop band with brilliant songwriters though

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I've never been on one of these threads, but I thought I'd give it a try. Made a chart of some albums I've had sitting in my backcatalogue of 2017 albums that I've been neglecting so I guess I'll start going through that! Might make a second chart for albums off the chart with /daily/core and favorites of other members.

I already like "s" because he's got Natural Snow Buildings on his.

>>73554993
Dust is great.

Automation is acceptable if you dig Jamiroquai,

Welcome!

JERUUUUSALEEM

>>73555091
I've never actually listened to a single thing by Jamiroquai so we'll see if I dig him or not I guess lol

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>>73554993
Good chart for recent releases. Interested in seeing your opinions for Hidden Orchestra,Valgeir, Ex Eye, Coxedge, Halo... basically this whole chart, good picks

>>73554993
Nice. Welcome!

>>73531778
>STILL LOOKING FOR GEOGADDI

>>73555541
??
Music has the right to children is there, so the BoC discography is there

>>73554660
Tell us

>>73531778
You got a trip?

>>73555606
Coherence

>>73554993
Cool chart. Do you have an rym?

>>73555672
God I love that movie
Deifnitely one of my all-time favorites tbqh

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>>73553520
Just taking my new reaction out for a spin, not actually related to your post

>>73555694
Nah, I've never made an account there. Just seems like so much work to go through every album I've already heard and assign a rating to it.
The chart function has been very handy for me though. This is the first year I've really been making sure to keep up with new music and also listening to things and cementing my own opinion before I go reading any reviews/aggregations about them, which would normally tend to nudge my opinions in a certain direction, whether consciously or not. So I went through the full list of the top 1000 albums of 2017 on there and sampled each one that fell under any genres that interest me, so that combined with looking at each new release on Apple Music each week (if anyone has other sources for keeping up with everything that comes out each week, I'd love to hear them since I'm sure they don't all wind up on Apple Music) has me left with a good 200 albums after deleting any that don't really grab me. Really turned me on to a bunch of stuff I'd never heard of or seen discussed on /mu/ so I'd highly recommend doing it.
Idk though, it would be nice to catalog things on there. Maybe I'll make one and just ignore what I'm already really familiar with and start logging anything new I hear.

>>73556172
Oh jeez, I didn't realize I'd typed so fucking much.

>>73556172
https://rateyourmusic.com/new_releases
http://everynoise.com/spotify_new_releases.html
a lot of these are shit though

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From:
http://www.scaruffi.com/vol1/moondog.html

>His works encompass everything that was known and a lot of what was still unknown. He virtually invented every single genre of rock, electronic and world music.

So I really like Moondog, but this is just provably false right? Is Scaruffi retarded or

>>73553269
>NotM any less than a 3.5
>Bottomless Pit > JD
at least you know TMS is their worst main record.

>>73556172
http://www.albumoftheyear.org/releases/

>>73556362
>>73556964
Oh that's perfect, thanks folks!

>>73556172
You don't have to rate things. You can just catalog stuff. And if you ever do decide to rate things, they will be there.

It's just helpful so that other people can see what you have already listened to.

>>73556916
>there are people out there who think NLDW is better than TMS

Anyone listen to Jets to Brazil or Jawbreaker?

>>73557161
i listened to JTB long ago

>>73557238
>There used to be, a hundred ways, to put my arms around you

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Can am des puig - book of am pts. 1 and 2
Singer sounds a bit like Joan Baez, not that much memorable about it besides that.
3

Tovarisch - cyrillic words
Just not particularly feeling this, fairly generic post-punk to me. Singer's chants are neat I guess.
2.5

Yarn - Bep6HA HEAInR
Nah
2

Tim Buckley - Goodbye and Hello
4

King Crimson - Starless and Bible Black
4

finally done with letov's chart, most of the scores are in a state of flux while I figure out a good rating scale

>>73556855
nah its u whos retarded
sorry

>>73557334
care to explain?

>>73557358
u pay attention to scaruffi
idk dude

>>73557102
Oh didn't know you could log things without needing to rate them. In that case yeah, I'll get on that I think.

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i made it!

>>73557602
you made cherry bomb? i knew you were a lazy amateurish hack but not that you're *this* bad

>>73557632
lel
cherry bomb was easily the best i've heard from tyler. not sure what you guys are on.

>>73557161
why
>tfw my ex used to listen to those bands

>>73557248
erm, I only had their first two albums i guess.

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BLURB REVIEW HELL (tm)

>Piper Spray - Krolorog
Glitchy beats album that loses a lot of steam really quickly. The first few tracks are really nice tho.
6

>of Montreal - Innocence Reaches
Pretty meh album. The last few tracks are cool.
Don't pass up the chance to see em live though.
5

>Ouvala - Psychology of Colour
Just a generally good ambient record, if that's your thing.
7

>Tristan Perich - Noise Patterns
Just what it says on the tin. It's as interesting as it is annoying. If you like Ikeda and really want some headaches, go here.
4

>The Raymond MacDonald International Big Band - Buddy
The low-mixed vocals and the last track were kinda neat.
6

>Fenn O'Berg - Live in Japan Part One
Live recordings loosely based off their album In Stereo. A very noisey set from the group, even rivaling the oppression of their debut. Not entirely for the best, but an interesting turn.
7

>Taku Unami - Ichimannen, Go...: Soundtrack
Already praised this in here, but that's no reason to not bump it again.
Taku Unami is a musician of rooms. Every one of his albums is made in some way to fill a room, real or not. His music usually reflects the blank space of an empty art museum, or some kind of void.
The thing about this album is that Unami has been given an entire movie to fill, thus creating the most varied and wonderful solo effort I've heard from him.
Blasts of static noise are followed by periods of pseudo-silence, then by beautiful orchestral pieces or quirky drum based songs, fitting for the joke character in a jrpg. Did Unami compose these pieces? Did he make these recordings? Does it matter? Is my nose bleeding?
A seriously spectacular album, essential for all fans of experimental music. The last two tracks defy music.
9

>Gato - The Third World
It's neat to hear the latin influence read so clear through all of the chaos.
7

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>>73558411
>More Eaze - firesid3 ch@t r00m
A successful experiment in seeing how far you can go with making beats unlikable before they cease to be beats. Fun, but not enjoyable really.
5

>Pinkcourtesyphone - Taking Into Account Only a Portion of Your Emotions
Glad to see Chartier getting more attention outside of being the guy who noodled with Basinski a few times. Just a solid drone record.
Pinkcourtestseven

>qebrµs - ᐔ ᐌ ᐂ ᐍ ᐚ
j̰̘͕̩̈̌͒ͬ̚̚e̎̊ͦ̿ͯ̈́̚s̥̰̖̞͇̍͒͑̚ṷ̤̹͙ͧͤ̓͂ͯ͊š͓͎̭̬̯̊̊ͨͅ,̟͖̗̼͈͖̽͊͛̉̑͑ ̢̠̹̰̳̏͐c̣̤̼̝͎̘͂͆̾ͮa̙͎lḿ̢̰͍̰ ̶͕̖͍̥̙̫͌ͣ̓ͅd͑ͫ̒͗̎ͧơ̝̬̙̩̒̄͑̂ͦw̙̘͇̩͌̊̉̆͋ͪ͟ͅn͉̗͔̝̭̝̣ͬ̈̊ ̴̰d̻̝̞̖̮̻u̷̳͉̪͍̰̥ͮ̃̽̇͋͐d̡̟̰͖̘̘̘̪e͙̺ͨ̉͊̊͢
̥̦̤̟ͭt̮͌̈́͂̊̕ĥ̭͓͚̏ͮͮ̀e͕̼̦̳͑̏̈̌͢rͭͩͣ͑̚͢e̖̮͍͙̔ͧ͆̊̒ͅ ̟̫͗̉́͞ḁ̟̟̀̊̾͒̋ͮr̂̎ͅḙ̗̣͎͓̩͙͘ ̡͑ͫ̽̓͛c͕͍̯ͭͣ̕ͅͅh̳̝̜͎̝̤̮͑ͭí̟̦͙̜͍͉l̶̝̬̳̩̄ͦd̸̞̠̽̃̎̽̀ͭȓ̩̫͖͒̊ͪ͠e̹̻̫͙̮͈̱̓ͤ̄̂ͫ̄̊ñ̯͖̞͉̗̥̄̀̿̚ͅ ̺͉̤ͨ̆͛ͧ̃ẖ̷͇̝̩̺ë̡̫̰̮̬r̢̖͔͇̦̣͕̿̀̔e̯̠͎͔̝͇̍͢
7

>Jim O'Rourke - Kunstradio 1.10.1998
A German man gives you a history of Jim O'Rourke up to 1998. Includes several sections of unreleased music, all of which sound pretty good. This also features early versions of the first half of Movie on the Way Down and Through the Night Softly, plus an unrelated studio argument laid overtop of a film score.
If you're German, or like deep cuts, this is a pretty solid listen.
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>Fantômas & John Zorn / Jim O'Rourke - The Films of Kenneth Anger
Recording quality is pretty shit, as was expected, but this is still kinda cool tribal stuff. Thanks again to the dude here who got me links for these.
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>>73558454
>The Range - Potential
It's really nice to hear a semi experimental EDM album that uses a variety of styles to create a thematically solid, contained package that isn't 70 minutes long.
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>Fenn O'Berg - Live in Japan Part Two
Not sure why this wasn't one album but whatever.
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>Jim O'Rourke & Christoph Heemann - Plastic Palace People Vol 1
That progressive electronic genre tag gave me an immediate semi, but this is a much more drone based composition than that tag would imply. My favorite of the group is the final track, which does a great job of slowly warping and contorting such an angelic tone.
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>" " [sic] Tim Goldie - Abjector [sic]
Disc 1 is sparse.
Disc 2 is loud.
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>Pescado Rabioso - Artaud
Kinda meh folk rock. Some highlights.
6

>Genetics and Windsurfing - Nonlinear Record
Listen up, Liturgy fanboys. This is what the metal of the future will sound like.
None of your nerves are safe from this hellish firestorm of glitching, sparking, industrial noise.
His first EP was still better tho.
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>Red Vox - What Could Go Wrong
Been a Vinesauce fan for a while, so it's good to hear that his music isn't unlistenable.
I mean, it sure ain't GOOD, but it's nice that it's there.
That being said, it's still really bad, mostly in the lyrical department. There are also some weird production choices. Not sure why there was a music box breakdown on one track.
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>Renjā - Symphonies of Inorganic Life
Went in expecting ok ambient vaporwave. Ended up with ok atmospheric glitch-hop.
All good with me.
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>Matthew Revert / Vanessa Rossetto - Earnest Rubbish
A butt-dial from a ghost as he floats from city to city watching his family live on without him. For fans of Graham Lambkin.
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>>73558484
Good stuff I've heard recently not on the big chart:

>Mr. Oizo - Amicalement
Post-drum machine music. Marilyn Manson is "featured" on a track, though it's more of a vocal sample than anything. Silly.
Streamable on youtube.

>God - Final
Plunderphonics that sounds like the internet has died long ago, but its supernova continues to erupt.
https://goregoregore.bandcamp.com/album/final-2
(it says it's two dollars, but that's just because the label ran out of download codes. if you want a copy, wait a couple weeks.)

>Niaw - Marina's Jewels
Glitchy plundershit that sounds like a chopped and screwed tape at normal speed, with a good helping of compression.
https://dinnerdinner.bandcamp.com/album/marinas-jewels

>More ?Sugar - #95EFA1
Nightcore for those unafraid of death.
https://andtime.bandcamp.com/album/95efa1

>Jacob Hutto - Into the Storm.
Indie folk with heavy influences from post-rock. Long, but good.
https://jacobhutto.bandcamp.com/album/into-the-storm

>Swans - Greed
First half is best half, but it's still aggressive and entertaining throughout.
Streamable on youtube (lol)

>The Never Arriving & La Monte Young - Composition 1960 #7
Drones full of life and space.
https://theneverarriving.bandcamp.com/album/composition-1960-7

>m o s e s 涙 - TWO SAD SONGS
The least awful remix of Mad World i've ever heard.
https://mosestears.bandcamp.com/album/two-sad-songs

>Tyler, the Creator - Cherry Bomb
wtf i like meme music now

>>73557415
awww are you gonna cry?? ;)

>>73558500
>rod becomes the new fish but with much worse opinions
oh boy

>>73558535
yeet yeet
i'm on my way
be happy i post when threads are ending most of the time.

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Had to quietly put the flashbulb chart out of its misery because honestly it wasn't a very good idea. Was a good learning experience though. I'm finishing it off with pic related, and it's actually very pleasant drone.

>>73557602
nice

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>>73558793
rip Flashbulb chart

hit them folks *yeet*

>>73559111
yah

>>73551817
>2 chainz
lol this made me laugh ngl

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lynch and tarkovokovkovsky make good movies whom knew

>>73558500
>God - Final
lmao that Undertale sample in the fourth track

>>73560161
yeah that sample is pretty distracting. bought the album down a bit for me. it's still p good.

>>73544260
best film of the 2000s

>>73560196
I'm actually recognizing a lot of sample sources here. The way they're processed definitely works for the album.

>Red Vox score
harsh but true

>>73560384
i'm just glad vinny's happy.

foo fighters glasto set was fucking shit, dave grohl needs to shut the fuck up, he tries so hard to be cool and rock and roll fuck me

he acted like swearing was edgy

fucccc u dave it should have ben you

>>73561185
>willingly going to foo fighters concerts for any reason other than making your parents happy

>>73561361
are your parents young enough to like the foo fighters

>>73561384
they're both about 50
so yes

>>73557251
I'm surprised you didn't like le sad kitty album over le sad Russian girl album, maybe you would prefer her Anhedonia album.

Tovarish is a ton of fun on top of being very strange, the singer (a 40 year old mathematician/ethnomusicologist) had some crazy theory about how all world music is directly linked and liked to say that Kazakh folk and American blues weren't very different; the album is influenced by both.

I'm guessing you don't like your avant-folk creepy and ethereal, given the Yarn score.

Surprised that you didn't like Kazma Kazma, since you seem to quite enjoy the proggy medieval sound.

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>>73561401

>>73561430
i used to listen to their second album a lot as a small bab. their first two albums hold up to me mostly because of that. they were also my first concert experience (when i was about 10 or so).
i still think the debut is ok on its own. a full concert is pretty agonizing at this age.

>>73561512
>>73561512
>>73561512
>>73561512

Get Driftin'