/daily/ - "we are sitting in our room" edition

>>74951952
help me senpai >>74951519

>>74951961
jay reatard - blood visions

>>74951961
Discharge - Why
Dwarves - Blood Guts & Pussy
Guitar Wolf - 狼惑星 (Planet of the Wolves)
Negative Approach - Negative Approach
Misfits - Walk Among Us
Reatards - Teenage Hate

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lol

>>74951952
wtf I was listening to batlord s/t earlier today
get out of my head
>>74952004
kitty right?

>>74952050
yeah

>>74952065
blame rudi he picked it
i like what i like

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LCD Soundsystem - American Dream (2017)
>dance-punk, new wave

As unlkely as this may sound, Murphy and co. really do adopt a new sound here. This is much darker and moodier than anything they've done before, the late-night come down after the parties of their three previous albums. There are only a few real bangers here, the rest of the tracks experiment with slower tempos and heavier emphases on build-ups. As a result, the simpler, dancier tracks seem really half-assed and lame, while the more deliberate tracks are awesome. "American Dream" and it's fuzzy synth, "How Do You Sleep?"'s incredible climax, it's all really good stuff. A pleasant surprise, even if it's not that great.

2.5+

Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley Is a Gunslinger (1960)
>rhythm & blues, rock & roll

Loses a bit of the blood and sinew that Have Guitar, Will Travel has in spades, still a fun release in and of itself. The country western influence really doesn't work that well, but the rock & roll is still incredible, Diddley's guitar work is characteristically excellent and his songwriting chops are great. I really, really love this man.

3.0+

Lavender Country - Lavender Country (1973)
>country

Oftentimes succumbs to the novetly, mostly pretty solid. "Cryin' These Cocksucking Tears" is really, truly a great song, and there's a shocking amount of depth and emotion here beyond simply being "that one gay country album". Problem is, a lot of the songs aren't that great, they play into standard country sounds way too often and regularly sound thin and unorganic. Still really cool for the time period, and a couple tracks definitely still hold up today.

2.5-

>>74951961
>>74951966
this too ofc

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Beck - Mutations (1998)
>folk rock, alternative rock

A perfect balance between weird outsider Beck and sensitive, folky Beck. Keeps the sonic experimentation of the former and the great songwriting of the latter without falling into the traps that hurt Beck's other albums. Despite the differences in songwriting styles, there's a consistent vision here, and nothing ever gets irritating. "Nobody's Fault but My Own" is psychedelic folk; "Tropicalia", bossa nova; "Canceled Check" is country; and "Static" is a noise rock jam. Every style here works wonderfully together. Some of the goofiness from his earlier works is still retained, and his songwriting isn't quite at the Sea Change level. Besides that, this might be my new favorite Beck.

3.0-

ABRA - Princess (2016)
>alternative R&B, synthpop

Solid production all the way through, takes '80s aesthetic and breathes new life into them my injecting trap influences. Can't say the same about the generic vocals and the derivative songwriting, though. Most songs sound the same, and the songs that sound unique to the EP sound like thousands of other artists. It does what it wants to do well, and what it wants to do isn't that impressive.

2.0+

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Shackleton - Fabric 55 (2010)
>UK bass, dubstep

Creepy and foreboding mix that cements Shackleton as one of the best producers around. Occasionally too cerebral for its own good, losing focus of the great danceable aspects, this is mostly quite wonderful. The bass is the best part, it rattles you to the bone everytime it kicks in, and Shackleton has a much wider sonic pallette than most other producers in this style. Great stuff.

3.0+

repostan'

what's that almost folky song that goes like
i don't know whyyyyy
i don't knOw whyyyYyyyy

>>74952459
The Radiohead

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2000th rating obligatory review:

>CHVRCHES - The Bones of What We Believe
>Synthpop
I can't deny it-- the pastiche synthwave of Doherty and Cook, I can't help but like. Somehow, with their "retro" production and Mayberry's vocals, this album managed to spawn SEVEN singles, constructing pop hooks left and right more than colleagues like Purity Ring or The Naked and Famous.

My first impression of this album came from the lead single, in which I remember thinking of Mayberry's vocals as grotesquely childlike and plain. It's probably that reason that this group easily gained a mainstream following: departing from the audacious figureheads of pop, this group was a breath of fresh air for casual listeners. I'm sure Mayberry's voice is also a reason they've managed to develop the nasty fanbase well-known on this board.

So, the first seven singles:

The Mother We Share drills in its hook from the beginning, as it delivers a sort of sorrowful but exchange between confidants. We Sink is clearly about a failing relationship, its chorus repeated a tad too much, though the bubbling synths coming in at the bridge do give the impression of drowning at sea. Gun seems to be the followup promising vengeance, though nothing sticks out from it. Tether seems like it'd be a grower, but it's really the weakest track, like some mediocre M83 outtake. Lies suffers from the same problem, even with its rawer sound, and Recover is just ok.

And then there's the oddball, Under the Tide, because CHVRCHES had to esablish that they were a "band", and not "Lauren the pop star". The album version of this song is kinda ok, but the Single version gives Doharty's accent the room it needs. It's a simple and subdued track, with a sizable amount of sounds to enjoy: starting at the second verse, there's the sound of what could be a CRT flicking on and off that I fixated myself on.

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>>74953151

On the other side of the album:

Heavier songs fill the B-Side, comparable to TR/ST in a sense because of a greater presence of Doharty's backing vocals. Night Sky's name couldn't be more appropriate with its cavernous chorus, and Science/Visions is the tensest song on the album. Lungs' liberal usage of empty space makes it clear why it wasn't used as one of the album's singles; By the Throat... is the second-worst track. The melancholy tones of Doharty makes You Caught the Light a solid closer, like watching ceiling lights slowly swing-- Mayberry's voice is barely audible beneath the layers.

At the time, CHVRCHES successfully fit in with the miniature 80's pop revival. The cleanliness of their production and multiple hits proved to be successful, and the band shouldn't be faulted for their fans alone on this album. It's a shame that they ditch the darker sounds from this album on Every Open Eye, which was mostly bothersome.

6/10

dead

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>>74954244

can i join daily

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transgod vs blapp

>DJ Logic - The Anomaly
Very well done jazzy instrumentals, was constantly hooked - the sample manipulation everywhere helps that.
7-/11

>"Blue" Gene Tyranny - Out of the Blue
ok blapp why is your taste in art pop so good,
4 tracks here, each one doing something different and excelling at it, amazing all the way though. The sibilance on the spoken word of the last track was annoying though.
9/11

blapp proceeds

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Minimal in length, minimal in sound, yet rich in feeling, the proportions of this EP make it feel like an album's worth of experience packed into an unhurried 16 minutes. At its centre are the spartan organ and synth riffs that swing pendulum-like back and forth like clocks lined up on a wall - whether fast ('She Leaves Me All Alone') or slow ('On the Beach at Fontana'), they all move in the same, hypnotic trajectory. It's difficult not to enjoy the seeming naivety of the French-accented English lines, especially as delivered by the female lead, but this isn't a cover for weak songs. On the contrary, it's the stalking, menacing instrumental 'On the Beach' that might be the singular track here. Recommended.

Fall of Saigon (1983) by Fall of Saigon, recommended by jimmy jazz

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morning jams
https://youtu.be/sIkhewd69SE

>>74954571
you shouldn't ask *if* you can join daily, you should ask yourself *why* would you join daily

>>74955351
i know art pop that's worth a damn when i hear it
imma go with dancing with tomelilla next, hope u like it

/DAILD/

>>74956342
thanks

>>74957162
the kinda decent nu jack swing bits were all balanced out by that one yoshi sound effect

>>74957266
but yoshi sound effects are good

>>74957287
yes but they are used ad nauseam on soundcloud wonky tracks.

happy labor day anons

Hi /daily/!

A bit bummed out that Twin Peaks is over. The ending was ok. I'm more upset that the season ended.

>>74957519
Same reaction here. Though I'm loving all the interpretations people are coming up, I feel this one will unravel even more than Inland Empire.

>>74957519
as of now, i'm a fan of the ending, but it just made me sadder that it's over

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Phantasies was an interesting album for sure. It shifted between either slightly interested electronic collage-like pieces and some really nice lo fi rock. I really appreciated the Lo-fi parts because they reminded me of Duster, and boy do I love myself some duster. Overall, just a fun psych-like album that made me feel warm

7 (Seven)

I am

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what should i hear first off here?

>>74955510
nice, glad you enjoyed it

you know im a sucker for the french stuff :}

>>74959979
peasant

>>74959979
everyone's gonna say peasant so save that for last
try qotsa, idk if you like them at all but I think this new one is pretty fun if you approach it knowing its gonna be cheesy

>>74959979
Harmony in Ultraviolet :)

>>74960042
how prophetic of you >>74960017
will do. qotsa's pretty great.

>>74960057
will do second.

>>74959979
I'd say get 17 over with, it's only 20 minutes long

>>74959979
flower boy!!

>>74960082
>>74960125
oh gosh will do those too

>>74960161
I mean you're gonna do all of them eventually hahahahahaha

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>>74960187

>>74959979
how have you not heard apocalypse, girl, boy
my money is on a 8-9 score

>>74960262
i really don't know. the cover was cool, but made me think it was shitty indie pop for some reason.

>>74960312
oh it's much worse than that, believe me

>>74960364
you take those words back or i'll put four big bananas in a place less comfortable than your lap

>>74960312
the huge, capitalist, Clit.

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I already said I didn't like the dude acid lmao album.

>Moodymann - Long Hot Sex Nights / The Dancer
Long Hot Sex Nights is one of those long jammy deep house tracks. I'm not the biggest fan of them because they can become a bit boring, but he pulls it off fine. The Dancer is a lot more upbeat and fun, great melodies but I don't like the electric bass that sometimes shows up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8lWbyEkfdY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJJZOvLMhgo

Release list: https://pastebin.com/cY90xhCG

>>74960888
Are you doing just singles/EPs or I haven't recd Anybody From London or Sub Base for Your Face yet?

>>74960888
holy shit the DJ Tonka remix of The Dancer is so bad and cheesy.

>>74960942
I haven't heard those yet, it's in the queue don't worry!

>>74960888
blawan - getting me down
traumprinz - say or do
sun kil moon - benji ;)

>>74960888
jokes aside is any of the joe singles as good as punters step out bc i listened to slope earlier and it wasn't much

also what's that bleep with the puertorrican flag on it

>>74961007
getting me down is my jam, second best Blawan track. Bohla is even better.
I heard a Traumprinz EP before I was really into dance music, don't remember what I thought of it.
Sun Kil Moon can eat my ass

>>74961028
no, punters step out is his best but Claptrap is great. it's a much less developed sound but it's cool. also Thinking About but it's totally different from his other work and you may not like it.

>also what's that bleep with the puertorrican flag on it
wut

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>>74961081
andres - untitled
it's just a little funny looking

i downloaded bohla yesterday, will listen sometime soon

>>74953151
>>74953161
>>74952837
are you the same Accel as the Accelerando whose favourite albums are Under The Sun and Replica

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>>74961216
yes

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>Andrés - Material World/Reality
This man produces the funkiest tracks I've heard in a long time. Both tracks have great vocal samples, great melodies and groovy ass bass and drums. The track sampled on Reality is also a pretty cool Soul Jazz track by Monk Montgomery.
Seriously, this lad makes the best house I've heard in a long time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkBao9ICH1g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Czc9DHk7IM8

>>74961127
oh yeah I didn't notice the flag! Andrés has 3 releases with that flag, and the two I've heard are amazing. forgot to put one of em in the chart actually

>>74961216
to me he'll forever be the Ritard who didn't acknowledge my Ritardando pun a couple threads ago

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>Vico C - Desahogo
he decided to just go with mainstream reggaeton style. sad! but he delivers a decent track or two and always keeps up his positive image even as he tries to sound badass, which he can usually pull off kind of sometimes maybe.

i wasn't able to go see his documentary today (3 weeks later it's somehow still in theaters, gives me hope for the puertorrican kino scene monopolized by one cinema company that has let very little productions from the past decades make it to the big screen essentially killing films. IIRC, the government has been trying to flourish the scene by imposing restrictions on them [don't know if it has happened yet or will happen] and donating money to a lot of new film festivals in the island) but by the time the hurricane is done with the island it'll probably be off of theaters or there won't be any surviving theaters.

well that dragged on for a bit..... gonna post new chart

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fun facts about that last chart:
>it took 50 days to listen to 16 albums and read one book
>the average album score was 5.1/10

whats good? whats bad?

also should i toss some movies and books on this here chart?

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>>74961688
what the fuck
what is this image???? this is nowhere in my computer and i clicked on the correct one
it even turned into a jpg

>>74961659
is this for real?

>>74961659
>that second paragraph
geez
>>74961727
That's happened to me once last year, probably just 4chan fucking up.
and if you don't pan both Steve Roach records I'll be surprised
>>74961615
ive heard this joke 14 times ever is why

>>74961870
what part of my post

the cinema monopoly thing? the reggaeton documentary? the hurricane? my new chart?

>>74961986
just the reggaeton thing.

>>74961727
Farrah Abraham is the only good thing there.

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>>74961985
>and if you don't pan both Steve Roach records I'll be surprised
i've been avoiding them for a long while because i know they're cheesy overrated ambient records

>>74962070
hey at least there's one good thing in it

>>74962035
yeah reggaeton can be quite unbelievable. have you heard this despacito thing? you live in meme spain so you must have by now

>>74962152
I've been hearing that thing everywhere for months. is there good reggaeton or is it 4 da memes?

>>74961727
my teenage dream is hell but like good hell
yeezus is meh

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>>74962208
>is there good reggaeton or is it 4 da memes?
depends on your definition of good.

>old school origins
vico c - la recta final [he basically started rap in spanish]
daddy yankee - jannillette mi amor
las guanabanas - maldita
baby rasta & gringo - cierra los ojos

>mid 2000s boom
daddy yankee - gasolina [the defining reggaeton song. if the internet was as big as it was now when this came out it would've been twice as big as despacito.]
https://youtu.be/qGKrc3A6HHM
https://youtu.be/vXtJkDHEAAc
https://youtu.be/iFnwmTeSlAQ
https://youtu.be/3hSynQh3Jqk [if you ever wanted to hear two guys rap about fucking bitches in israel while making puns about arabs]

>the trap infused revival
https://youtu.be/EV8Ncf1CnoI
https://youtu.be/j1_JW7An2l0
https://youtu.be/ce5sdKxpE3s [you'd like this one probably]
https://youtu.be/0YQ0URlO1Y4
https://youtu.be/7SjKMaN_K4U
https://youtu.be/Km4BayZykwE

now out of all of this, what is actually worth listening to? probably none, depends on your taste. if you like your reggaeton to have reggae like the name implies, heavy sampling, and just being fun, old school is for you. try the Playero 37 dj mix.
if you're into gangsta rap and sampling of other PR genres, the 2000s boom is where it's at. tego calderon is also great if you like 2pac
if you like young thug and other mainstream trappers (not including the memetrap goth xxxtentacion whatevers), you'll be at home with the current scene.

if you like your reggaeton to be experimental or meaningful, here's this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl_GlPquElI&t=212s [politically charged, full of fantastic azerbaijani chanting and killer raps]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDlTgY5n5_c [feminist reggaeton witch noise]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gydvoyBLFH8 [sex sex sex heavy sampling nonstop energy]

>>74962211
good hell like hell driver or bad hell like gfr taste

>>74962603
what le heg

>>74962603
Why is Puerto Rico commenting on Azerbaijani politics?

>>74962603
good taste

>>74962603
alright, despite my bias of hating listening to the reaggeton because the uni clubs play it constantly and it's always shit, I will listen to some of these and I'll give my input.

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>>74962691
>Why is Puerto Rico commenting on Azerbaijani politics?
i'll try not to longpost but
they aren't. the guy who made it (Residente) did a blood test and was inspired by his results to visit the countries his ancestry came from to record music for his album. azerbaijan just happened to be one of the countries, along with burkina faso, russia, china, and PR.

>>74962692
sorry

>>74962721
sorry

>>74962630
sorry

>>74962603
I had no idea we had a reggaeton expert on our midst
Great post, emir! Seriously cool.

DAME MÁS GASOLIIIIINA

guys..... i just realized the most fucked up shit

so you know how sonemic has a movie thing too, called cinemos?

cinemos backwards is sonemic..... these guys are crazy

>>74963729
cool

>>74963768
cool

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This is some nice dark ambient from Uruguay (more like Ur a gay lmao), but it kind of sounds like the Minecraft soundtrack sometimes.

>>74963729
Did you know that Glitchwave is an anagram for Gavel Witch?
What does it mean?

>>74963768
How many finished charts do you have saved on your PC computer

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>>74963768
out roy of the haynes afternoon quartet

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>>74963729
>cinemos backwards is sonemic
>cinemos
>somenic

>>74963768
wait what the fuck

Jed Speare - Sound Works 1982-1987 (2008)
>musique concrète, electroacoustic

Monumentous, enveloping works that don't entirely justify their incredibly long lengths. That's about the only major complaint I have here, though. Speare's soundworks are more akin to full movies than musical pieces, they create evocative worlds of desolation through their usage of pretty much everything that can create sound under the sun. Herein lies this album's other great strength—its inventiveness. It's unlike a lot of musique concrète I've heard before, much more akin to ambient than anything else, and it's still wholly unique in the boundaries of that genre as well. A great listen.

3.0+

>>74963823
around 50

>>74963932
>around 50
Posting MFW
:0

I think I'm up to almost 40, although several were very brief, and a couple unfinished

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The thread is dead

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>Nina Kraviz - Fabric 91
A real nice solid mix. There's 41 tracks on here and the mix is 75 mins, with some lasting being mixed out within a minute long. Because of this some tracks don't add much to the mix at all but it does keep things varied and prevents the mix from stagnating at any points. The mixing is on point for the most part and the track selection is solid too, a lot of them coming from Kraviz' label Trip which is one of my favourites, it's natural that I's like this mix anyway. Also it closes with an AFX track which only helps it.
3.5

>Black Devil - Disco Club
About as consistent as a disco album gets but it's not without its gimmicks. The flow of this album is great and I absolutely love the synths on here, the space disco style is incredible when its done right and it definitely is here. The vocals are what let this album down though. They just add absolutely nothing here, I'd much prefer if they left it as an instrumental album because that's where this album really shines.
3

literally cannot stop listening to cloud rap

>>74966736
put nail in ear :{}

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>Yanka Dyagileva - Styd i sram
Amazing album, and very brief. It takes just a little over half an hour split in seven tracks to explore a lot of sounds in such a beautiful way. And you know, I love finding that in an album, there's no weak moments or filler here, although I didn't understand a word you can feel how sincere the music is. Some tracks have a great noise rock droning in the background while the main melody is being led by an acoustic guitar that from time to time throws some psychedelic vibes, like how awesome is that.
8.5+ (and could go up)

sending some of what's left to my ipod so I can finally end this torture

Ok guys, I've been away for a week and haven't read the thread, but I wasn't the one who chose the listenalong :')

>>74967260
baka what a lazy cop out

kil rudey

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https://rateyourmusic.com/~detrimentalanesthesia

https://rateyourmusic.com/~Pinkerton77

this + the comment box is the most bizarre thing i've seen all day

>>74967528
hey p

>>74967578
hi erudeboy what's slappin

>>74967634
nothing much, figuring out what to do this year
you?

>>74967687
back in canada, back in uni, back in /daily/ kil me

>>74967575
how did u find my alt account

>>74967721
did you start over or is this continuing from in the uk? back in /daily/ sucks......

>>74967744
searched "big huge dork's alt account" })

>>74967763
you're making me want to quit music forever :(

tomorrow is my official 1 year anniversary on /daily/ welcome to sadness

>>74967575
hahaha wth

>>74967565
good taste, but I s2g I've seen this profile with different ratings every time I visit it

>>74967565
uhhy
>>74967782
:{

>>74967774
you're welcome

>>74967758
picking up where I left off. thinking about quitting out next year though. are you looking for work? don't do that

>>74967782
gj

>>74967824
hmm okay
no i still got some uni but wasn't feeling all too swell last year so am taking a year off
dunno what to do though, kinda looking for an internship

>>74967852
ow, take it easy then
I think I have a phobia of work desu

Everything Everything - Get to Heaven (2015)
>art pop, progressive pop

This is absolutely genius in its weirder, more rhythmic sections. It taps into a Talking Heads-type sound that's not really in a lot of pop music these days, it's organically funky and really odd from a rhythmic and songwriting perspective. The problem is it stays away from this sound a decent amount, preferring instead to stay in a comfort zone of some pretty typical indie pop. This stuff isn't bad, just horribly generic and totally below what this band is capable of, with some pretty awful vocals to boot.

2.0+

Dr. John - Dr. John's Gumbo (1972)
>new orleans R&B

Calmer and a bit better than the passionate, voodoo-tinged Gris-Gris, but lacking in that album's fire and brimstone mentality. It's a very obvious tribute to the figures that influenced Dr. John (such as Professor Longhair, who's also on this chart), and it's good at serving that purpose. The tracks here really emulate that classic new orleans R&B/zydeco sound incredibly well without crossing over into pastiche territory, and John's vocals are rock-solid as always. It's main issue is that it never goes beyond being a tribute, John lacks a real artistic voice here and the quality suffers because of that.

2.5+

(1/2)

>>74964723
>although several were very brief, and a couple unfinished
yeah same

i'm also not counting the ones i did prior to like march of last year because i can't find them

>>74967983
>everything everything
>genius
:))))))))0))))0))0))))

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(2/2)

Judee Sill - Heart Food (1973)
>singer/songwriter, chamber folk

I'd wager that this is a pretty solid step-up from her s/t. Her songwriting has gotten better, as have her vocals, and she's able to incorporate gospel and country into her sound in a much more fluid, less choppy manner. I really love her vocals here, and the odd production on her vocals, they sound really distant yet so perfectly in tune with the music. One thing that hasn't changed from her s/t is the incredibly overblown arrangements, which rear their ugly head on nearly every track here. It's less prominent than it was before, but it still takes a lot away from the subtlety of her songwriting and her vocals. "The Kiss" is heart-stoppingly beautiful, though. Just gotta throw that out.

2.5+

>>74967995
>everything everything
>2.0+

:(((((((((9((((((9((((

>>74967964
will do
and very understandable desu

>>74968040
literally 6 rating intervals too high

>>74966736
everyone goes thru this phase at one point
(i'm still in it)
>>74967565
good user
>>74967793
that's the one thing i don't like about her profile
she picks some great albums but most of the time i can't tell if she really likes them or not

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feel like listening to some music with French lyrics
anyone?

>>74968020
what's the sad clown dude and the purple thing on the right

>>74968241
oui

>>74967983
>i'm also not counting the ones i did prior to like march of last year because i can't find them
Again,
:0
I'm counting all of my charts, ever

>>74967983
>with some pretty awful vocals to boot
s m h
Higher than I expected tho

>>74968060
:•)

>>74968241
not specifically but that cover is cool

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>>74962603
That Las Sucias song is dope

Also been meaning to listen to that Playero 37 mix for a while now. I was really surprised it was on Spotify

great post btw

>>74968655
it's not an album cover, yet

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>>74968721
>yet
spooky

>>74968721
>yet
When is your black metal chanson album coming out?

>>74968826
11th november 2011

hhhhhhhhhhhh

>>74968894
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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come plug with the cool kids

>https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
>https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
>https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

fuck y'all jamiroquai is great

wait no most of jamiroquai is bad but that one album and a couple singles are good

wait no forget about jamiroquai and listen to telstar drugs instead

>>74969829
wow, fish! you're my kinda guy!

>>74969852
:[

>>74969992
:)

>Have ~$8,000 worth of records
>Would cost me $20,000-$30,000 to get the rest of the records I wanna buy
>Have $90 in my bank account atm

I'm glad I haven't bought many in a while and have just been able to listen to the ones I've got but goddamn I'm seriously thinking about just selling it all. People say keeping them is a good investment but I'm not so sure. Vinyl "resurgence" is kind of a myth (see pic) so I don't see these doing anything but collecting dust and losing value every time I play them or move.

/pointless rant

Do y'all have a physical collection or do you actually use your money in a useful way or on something cool like drugs.

>>74970110
>see pic
Either way I've been considering the same thing for a while now. I rarely play my vinyl, but I appreciate having physical copies of some of my favorite albums, and they often come with cool shit

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>>74970110
forgot pic

seems more like a fashionable trend and will probably die off outside "audiophiles" in a few years

>>74970142
I'd like to see 15-17 tho, because it looks like it's doubling YOY

And there's been some supply constrain issues for the past few years

>>74970110
It's good for keeping a lost lasting archive of your things in the event of some disaster destroying any improperly shielded hard drives, but I wouldn't recommend it for someone who hasn't moved somewhere with the intent of not leaving. Moving a vinyl collection is a pain in the ass.

There's no excuse for buying cassettes in 2017 though, fuck that.

OH.

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get in the plug and talk to me very fun privilege

https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>>74970172
I doubt it would rival even 1988 sales though. Most of what I've seen is that most people buying records are Lana Del Rey and Kendrick Lamar fans who own a crosley. Not knocking them or those artists but I don't see them as much else but trend-followers in that regard.

>>74970193
>Moving a vinyl collection is a pain in the ass.
Tell me about it. I just moved my entire 400+ record collection to my third floor apartment room.

>There's no excuse for buying cassettes in 2017 though
They're cute I guess but yeah audio-wise not much of a reason. Though the same could be said about 80% of used records.

>>74970292
With an LP you can at least say they make good furniture with the big artwork.

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>tfw first island in line to deal with a category 4 hurricane
>power will go out for at least a month
>so will the water system
>risk of dying before dropping my new album
music for this feel

>>74967782
how about you celebrate by not posting ever again

>>74970365
>music for this feel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Leu5jqXGAo

>>74970365
uhh.. spoilers...

>>74970386
this isnt scorpion - rock you like a hurricane
wth

>>74970392
every post u make i delay listening to telstar drugs one week

>>74970421
good i hope you never listen so its rym average will never drop

>>74970421
Don't you just want to listen to it once just to give it a bad score?

new lcd soundsystem's best songs were the singles plus one other song so if you didn't like those don't even bother it's just okay

>>74970365
>tfw landlocked
>only risks to life are tornadoes, shitty drivers, and sheer boredom
in all seriousness do you got a plan if it stays as bad as it's predicted to be?

>>74970442
that would make too much sense

>>74970462
how do you sleep is top 5 lcd songs tho

>>74970462
is the American midwest like Lithuania and Estonia, where people hang themselves because it is so boring?

>>74970486
yes see: emo

>>74970482
that was the other "good song" I was talking about

>>74970486
lmao it's not that bad but the farther away you get from big cities the worse it gets

>>74970442
thats what the /daily/ listenalongs are for

>>74970462
>in all seriousness do you got a plan if it stays as bad as it's predicted to be?
houses here are built like bomb shelters so i'll be fine, casualties are always low and tend to be due to accidents while prepping
ive lived through five of these already, my real worry is this is the worst possible time for it to happen. island has gone bankrupt, water and power systems have been on stilts and will get really fucked over, etc.

the recovery iswhat will be bad. aid organizations are strained because of texas, this thing is going to eat up the other three islands as well, and since its very likely hitting the east coast the USA would be top priority over a bunch of caribbean islands.

>>74970365
If hurricane Harvey didn't kill me, Irma won't kill you
Be prepared, make good decisions
And listen to Sondre Lerche

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>>74970622
>make good decisions
>And listen to Sondre Lerche

>>74970110
I have some vinyl but I just buy used (cheap) stuff, mostly I buy CDs (used if they're in good condition).
I mean I just buy music when I have money to throw away and find something I like, but it's not like I'm constantly looking to "get something"

HEY LETOV

I needa DL for Mykhailo Hai's Ukraińska lira. SLSK links are flimsy

I am just now learning that Jens Lekman has heaps of his music available on his website for free
This is the best discovery ever

>>74970110
I have several LPs but I'm not going to expand my collection drastically any time soon. I'll just pick up favorites as they appear.

>>74970642
Meme'd again

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WAKE UP

>>74972321
GRABABRUSHANDPUTALITTLEMAKEUP

why did anyone even want an album by jai paul

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I have a deep-seated doubt about listening to CHVRCHES that's at the bottom of my stomach for some reason

>Hellier Ulysses - Prime Example
>Indie Avant Prog
Exactly what you'd expect from the genre name: lo-fi production and jerky time signatures. And of course I'll liked the MIDIs of Weapon Is. Just wasn't enough to sink in.

5/10

>King Geedorah - Take Me To Your Leader
>Abstract/East Coast Hip Hop
When it comes to Hip Hop, I'm always listening into production first. Lazy familiar sounds, loops that would never stand on their own. It mostly works, (Fazers, Krazy World, Next Levels, I Wonder) and sometimes it doesn't (Fastlane, ), the reliance on older music + drums always tends to make a good "beat". It's a good thing there's so many great features and verses that come with the big lineup, and even the collagic tracks are enjoyable. It's no concept album, but it's well-rounded and original.

7/10

>Eluvium - Lambent Material
>Ambient
Under The Water It Glowed was gorgeous, and then Zerthis Was A Shivering Human Image is a 9/10. Don't care for the other tracks, there's a bit of blandness in some of Eluvium's releases that I can't quite place but don't dig. Maybe it comes off as too much like stock music.

6/10

>>74972990
>BTSTU 4.33 out of 6 ratings
what is this and why

>>74973127
>what is this
i'm guessing underwritten, underproduced, forgettable and boring

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>>74973281
>Chorus is the same notes as the verse but an octave lower
>Labelled UK Bass

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Dead thread.

who should i listen to after keiji haino /daily/? i suspect he is meme'd here but i really enjoy his music. he has a huge influence on my own guitar playing and i admire his ideas but i want to find more artists who are working in antithetical ways. are there any suggestions? i have already listened to les rallizes danudes

>>74974402
If you like Haino's fushitsusha, Mainliner maybe.

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Listening to comfy sound collage/vaporwave from rod's chart to go to sleep, very nice
album cover's dark but it's more like small town field recordings
https://sudswapaudiobrewing.bandcamp.com/album/it-is-so-incredibly-complicated

>>74973127
stop.... it hurts....

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>tfw remembering old favorites that now sound real bad
Hyperreal more like HyperCRINGE amirite

>>74962603
Where does Despacito stand in the reggaeton hierarchy?

holy fuck why did i not love the ronettes before

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Hello Daily!
Rate me, rec me, comment me, etc

>>74976503
because you dumb

i'm asking myself the same thing about the byrds tho, hadn't properly listened to them until recently and they're all i've been listening to

don't forget about the crystals btw

any music that reminds you of speed?
speed as in going fast

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>>74968241

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>>74972990
because the demos are amazing. Why else, nerd
>>74973402
don't hate

>>74976503
good question

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>>74976403
>Where does Despacito stand in the reggaeton hierarchy?
it's too early to say, but it proves that reggaeton has officially returned into the mainstream. it's not particularly liked by anyone, but it proves that there is a market outside of latin america for it, and hopefully this doesn't end up being a fluke and we get another wave of better stuff crossing over to the states and europe.

my only worry is there hasn't been any other reggaeton hit yet, the closest thing right now is J Balvin's Toda Mi Gente, which topped the streaming charts a while back but only got to #21 in the hot 100. :(

>>74976640
Sonic OSTs

>>74976610
Byrds are great. Which albums you been playing?

just upgraded to Opera from chrome holy hell why didn't I listen? Shit works so much better for me atm also bump

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Cant fucking spell this on my phone, but It's quite nice Rincin - Lian, but all i's have two dots above

Bump
What fun movie am I watching tonight

>>74979793
crank 2

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I'm gonna try start giving some reviews ay, but only for ones I really like or really hate

The Magnetic Fields - 50 Song Memoir
Holy shit why is everyone sleeping on this it's excellent. Where do I even start. So everyone is going to compare this to 69 Love Songs, which is fair, it's the only other really analogous example, but in my opinion this album is better than that one, and has less duds on it. As a project this is incredibly ambitious, it goes without saying, each song is dedicated to a year in Merritt's life. That each song is catchy and fun to listen to is incredible. Favorite tracks: Fathers in the Sky, Cat Named Dionysus, Lover's Lies, Why I Am Not a Teenager.

Ariel Pink - Dedicated to Bobby Jameson
The melodies here are just so fucking good. Everyone likes to state that this is "hypnagogic" as if that actually means something, to me what he seems to be doing is just goth pop. Sure, the sound is washed out like a decaying VHS, and the nostalgia is part of the appeal, but for me it isn't the whole of it. What I like is his ability for arrangement, some of the songs here are really complex.

What next

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Just finished Twin Peaks' Return. Though I was much more disappointed than most people seem to have been I'm glad I stuck with it. Definitely not worth unless you're a huge Lynch/TP fan.

It's about 70% filler or just worthless-feeling and needlessly slow but I'm glad it came back in one form or another.

Ultimately Season 1 > 3 > 2

>>74980033
>50 song memoir > 69 Love Song
lmao naah 50 song memoir is abt 1/2 as memorable and all together has half as many worthwhile songs its not even really close. Maybe check out 69 Love Songs again?

gotta check out Bobby Jameson though

do Lo Borges moy

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>>74980195
>It's about 70% filler or just worthless-feeling and needlessly slow

>>74980210
I mean but it is. The amount of stuff that amounts to nothing substantial rivals season 2

>>74977107
mainly mr tambourine man but i'm working my way slowly through their discog, up to younger than yesterday now but excited to listen to the notorious byrd brothers

mr tambourine man is brilliant pop anyway though

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i swear to god nearly every netlabel i look at has some type of release made by rodriguez

>>74978444
i ought to move from chrome already but i have so many saved account/passwords for sites i use once or twice that i can't remember so i can't be asked to do so

>>74980251
A lot of the "nothing happens" scenes for me are moodsetters, like the guy sweeping the Roadhouse, Lynch does this a lot on his films.

>>74980563
Pretty sure you can import saved passwords to different browsers

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>>74980586
i was thinking about that, just found where all of them are
thanks anon, sorry chrome

>>74976685
this picture really bothers me because those are clearly not tomate

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Posting from my phone because uni started today and the IPs are all blocked u_u
Boredoms - Vision Creation Newsun
>psychidelic rock, noise rock, krautrock

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THE DRUMS ON THIS ALBUM ARE SO FUCKING GOOD.

I’ve actually heard this thing before, a very long time ago when I first started going on /mu/, discovered Boris and Lightning Bolt, and decided I was going to be into Noise Rock and Japanese music. I didn’t notice how HARD it goes in the first few songs though. (circle), (star), and (heart) might sound like the soundtrack to creating a new universe, but at their cores they’re structured a lot like your standard krautrock jams, with steady pounding ostinato rhythms complementarily building alongside a slew of spacey, swirly, noisy sounds. It sounds simple, but you really have to hear it to believe how much of a machine Yoshimi is on the kit. (star), probably my favourite track on here, is basically a double-time motorik beat for 5 minutes straight, building in intensity so much that it even causes the entire track to short-circuit for a bit near the end.

The end of this album serves as a bit of a cooldown, (omega) and Zutto trading motorik for bongos and the frantic climaxes for swirly psychidelic noise and carefree guitar strumming. They didn’t excite me the same way that the earlier songs did, but I can see the purpose that they serve in the tracklist and they do have some good textures to them.

Overall, shit dude this thing is a banger. I wish I’d relistened to this earlier, it’s totally up my alley.

4.5 -

WHAT NEXT

can someone with an rym subscription tell me about the track ratings for american dream

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y'ever wake up to really shitty grey skies and it just ruins your day immediately

also i go away from syracuse and in the span of a month they get today is the day, dalek, and jonwayne coming thru wtf

Гpaждaнcкaя oбopoнa - Здopoвo и вeчнo (1989)
>noise rock, post-punk

I'm liking this a decent bit more than Pyccкoe пoлe экcпepимeнтoв. It has the same grimy, industrial aesthetic as its successor, but here it's utilized to its fullest potential, making an album that's downtrodden, oppressive, and apocalyptic. The punkier tracks are the weakest tracks here. Not bad just less exciting and more generic, the band is capable of so much more than that. I should dig more into Letov.

3.0+

Massive Attack - Ritual Spirit (2016)
>trip hop

Trip hop is a genre that very obviously stagnated around the '90s, so it's cool to see a release that's so recent actually succeed. It's absolutely no different from anything Massive Attack has done before, and I'm not particularly huge on their sound, but it's still solid, and I kinda like it a bit more than Blue Lines. Still lacks the experimentation of Mezzanine, which is a bit of a killer. Still, it's well-done, very pleasant and incredibly evocative of the images of urban streets that this band is so good at conveying.

2.5+

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>>74981860

>>74981881
thanks
>call the police higher than how do you sleep or american dream
rym are a bunch of shitters

>>74980479
>but excited to listen to the notorious byrd brothers
it's one of the most brilliant records of the '60s, i hope you like it!

i adore sweetheart of the rodeo too but idk how much you like country

>>74981899
call the police if that bothers you so much

>>74981762
if u don't f w/ boredoms you're probably not cool

hear Vailum Aggelein if you're up for Duster pt. -1

>>74981862
B O Y
O
Y
hit up that pere ubu plox

>>74981899
My question is why is Black Screen so high? shit kinda sucks.

>>74981899
tru, i like call the police though

>>74981912
:)
>>74981916
yeah i sort of agree i dont mind it tho
>>74981932
its not bad its just like all my friends-lite

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is the new lcd soundsystem worth wasting my time for

>>74981862
druqs aint that great

drugs, however.... ;)

>>74981862
>y'ever wake up to really shitty grey skies and it just ruins your day immediately
i woke up to the biggest hurricane ever recorded

>>74981995
how do you sleep is the best song this year but i suspect you'll dislike the album anyway

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ZZ Top - Tres Hombres (1973)
>blues rock, southern rock

This is honestly a lot better than it has any right to be. I have a general predisposition against this style, though, and ZZ Top isn't exactly bringing anything new to the table. The best aspect of this is the grooviness, there's a big boogie rock element and it pervades pretty much every track. I've always loved the relative oddity of "La Grange", and the first three tracks are all real solid as well. Nothing else is that good here, though, it's a bit of a let down.

2.0+

>>74981916
imma do that soon

>>74981995
>i woke up to the biggest hurricane ever recorded
alright fuck i can't complain

stay safe bb

>>74981952
>its not bad its just like all my friends-lite
you're really not wrong

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>>74982017
how do you sleep your cock in?
why do you keep your cock in?

>i suspect you'll dislike the album anyway
i know im a 'contrarian' but i liked the last two lcd systems

>>74981862
>gray sky
>bad
wtf no those rock

>>74982029
its crazy that you're at syracuse. i could know someone personally who knows you.

>>74963815
hey >>74970871

>>74981905
i should like that too then, been listening to a lot of country recently, Young, Townes and solo Gene Clark stuff. it's kinda why i've not posted here much, i've not listened to too much new music

yo so i've actually never listened to a full lcd soundsystem album, but i love dance yrself clean and all my friends.
should i listen to their discography or can i just listen to the new album?

>>74983546
As a big fan of LCDSS, nothing on their new album is as good as either of those songs. I'd say just listen to Sound of Silver

>>74983546
new album is slightly disappointing compared to previous stuff. Rec hearing Sound of Silver and going from there

>>74983678
>>74983701
aight thanks guys, will do. i just watched fantano shit on the new album, so

>>74983546
Heard it all, seem 'em live. They're great

I enjoy all their albums a lot, but Sound of Silver is probably the most well-rounded

The first album/comp is definitely a mixed bag, but Murphy was still edgy then, so that has some of my favorite LCD tracks (Movement, Never as Tired as When I'm Waking Up, Thrills, Losing My Edge, Yr City's a Sucker). Tons of noise rock and post-punk influences there, while later albums are increasingly dance music-influenced

So I guess the discography is worth it? Still haven't listened to the new album

>>74984338
oooo when did you see them?

also
>not mentioning Yeah (Crass Version) when talking about the best songs on the s/t

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>>74981862
Mezzanine is definitely above any of Blue Lines, it just so happens that I thought the features on the EP fit the group very well

>>74981995
>drukqs aint that great
We both live on islands but i will never come close to understanding you

>>74984737
>We both live on islands
which one, the virgin islands?

>>74984870
no, i'm on the Japanese tourist trap in the middle of the pacific

>>74983310
https://mega.nz/#F!nQMADTpb!uM7rnY__7BTilL3HuyFuvQ

>>74985339
thank you friend <3

>>74985361
Have fun

>>74981862
But foggy, rainy autumn days with gray skies are the best days

Oh shit, Holger Czukay died
What the fuck

>>74986235
Oh shit

RIP

>>74970365
oh shit stay safe man.
>>74981762
i love the way the album is structured personally. it's the cooling of the entire universe, with hope of rebirth.
do ehlers soon.

>>74986235
tf
how many of them are even left

at lest damo is still kickin

literally ran home to listen to birth of rap

>>74987069
>not listening to it so much that it's permanently ingrained in your brain's quick access memory for on the go listening, no earbuds required
not based

>>74987127
ate like grapefruit

>>74983326
you'll definitely like it then, it's very similar to gene clark's early solo stuff.

>>74983546
s/t and sound of silver are both great, this is happening is okay but it's got some of their best songs.

>>74986614
only irwin damo and malcolm

>>74986235
fuck, man. that sucks.

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https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ronald_reagan/speaks_out_against_socialized_medicine/

hmm

>>74987277
stale old rym meme is stale

>>74986235
No shit man
R.I.P. wow

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>P-Model - Perspective
>Zolo, New Wave, Post Punk

I thought this was great, not just because Susumu Hirasawa (who I already love for Kyuusai no Gihou) does vocals AND synths, or the huge drums and wonky melodies, it's the fact that it handily crosses three genres in 32 succinct minutes. It's repetitive, as most punk albums are, but funky f r e s h.

7+/10

>Sorryman & torrent my pets - It is So Incredibly Complicated
>Ambient, Vaporwave

30 tracks totalling in at 1 hour, it is so incredibly easy to get lost in. Soothing field recordings and piano, country-side vaporwave, and foreboding drones are provided with simple titles to set the scene on small shots of a town. Forget Elysia Crampton, this is what you could call a collection of "auditory gifs", even if the mixing seems to peek at points.

Favorite moments: trains, brain death, e46, let's go to town baby, a burning man, without one, It's Complicated; It's Over

7/10

>Kreng - L'autopsie phenomenale de Dieu
>Dark Ambient Concrete
Though the smoke to the left on the cover looks like a malformed face, this album is more than a one-dimensional expression. Tinseltown treads lightly on the beaten footpaths, Kolossus or Meisje in Auto use well-chosen voice clips to evoke scenes of dread or despair. It seems to evolve more from noir into abstract settings, which is where some of my favorite tracks show up (Mythobarbital, The Black Balloon). It's a whole different world from the previous album, but with the same variety and exploration that I love from ambient albums.

8/10

>>74986235
F

>>74986235
This one hurts

Didn't Jaki like just pass a few months ago too?

>>74987882
ON A ROLL

>>74987953
ON A ROLL

gib classical piano recs pls

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This chart is just as bad as I thought it'd be.

>Dinosaur Feathers - Fantasy Memorial
The title track has nice percussion. Everything else is meh.
2.5

>Kettel - Smiling Little Cow
There are moments that sound particularly warm and organic for IDM, and the whole album has a kind of playfulness to it, but most of the time I just feel like something’s missing. I might have to revisit it in the future.
3.0

>An Angle - We Can Breathe Under Alcohol
Wow, people absolutely hate this album. The hate is justified though, since it really is a blatant Bright Eyes rip-off. I’m Wide Awake It’s Morning came out a full 4 months before We Can Breathe Under Alcohol, and even though I don’t really like that album, it’s a hell of a lot more engaging and has a much stronger emotional impact.
2.5

>Sunlight Ascending - All The Memories, All At Once
Seems like pretty average third wave post-rock, though I haven’t listened to enough of that to be sure. At the very least there’re less crescendos than I expected, as some of the songs have a more downtempo structure that’s not trying to build up into anything.
3.0

>Cats and Cats and Cats / This Town Needs Guns Split
Cats: Awful vocals with delivery that sounds like a musical. I hate that shit. Also their last track on the split is over 9 minutes long despite going nowhere. 2.0
TTNG: I probably like this more than Animals. Overall it sounds a lot more down-to-earth; the instrumentation isn’t as technical, and the vocals sound a little rawer and more sincere. Hell, the closer even has distorted riffs at the end. 3.5-
2.5+

>Sea Wolf - Leaves In The River
I initially omitted this album from the chart because there were already too many indie rock/folk albums, and I saw 30 Seconds To Mars in the related artists on their RYM profile. I kind of wish I didn’t put it back.
2.5

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>>74988200
fuck

>>74988353
do jj next

Green Day has a bolded album now lol

>>74988848
this is the worst news of the year

>>74988848
is it american idiot
i hope so
when is linkin park's turn

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>>74988353
>All that indie rock/pop
why would you do this
>>74988200
jej
>>74988919
Dookie

>>74976596
i told you that's now how to post here
you pan albums, randomly shitpost, shit on other people's pans of albums or random shitposts attention will come your way very quickly

>>74988977
pure autism. I have a big list of all these albums that i downloaded from sharethreads like 5 years ago and I just put them on the chart without looking at the genres or anything. I should've known better by the covers alone desu

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lmaoing at anyone that actually likes this, talk about blinding nostalgia. halfway through and I actively want to listen to Minutemen now

>>74989094
picking albums by cover art is fun so I don't blame you

Good morning /daily/!

Really sucks that Holger passed away. All our heroes are getting old.

Might blast some Can right now.

>>74989276
>he's warmed up to Minutemen a bit
nice

>>74989276
wow accel is right big whoo

>>74989849
I think now that I've heard a good amount of punk, Minutemen jumps out at me more
too autistic to go sit through the entire album, but it definitely isn't in negative territory. How was Minutemen's sophomore album?
>>74990032
it feels weird to get approval here, slow down

>>74990127
im literally as slow as possible

>>74990127
it good but you probably wouldn't like it unless you're a big fan of DNotD.
Their EP Buzz or Howl Under the Influence of Heat, minus the obvious filler tracks, rivals the best stuff from DNotD though and is worth a listen (it's very very short)

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Emeralds - Does It Look Like I'm Here? (2010)
>progressive electronic, ambient

Sounds just like any classic Tangerine Dream albums or an '80s horror film soundtrack, yet it's not that derivative. It's underwhelming at points, sure, mainly when it gets away from the spacier atmospheres that it does so well, but god, it does this spacy sound so well. This is an album that makes me want to write a rambling review that uses the word "drifting" in it, but I don't have the finesse to pull that off, so I'll just say that I really enjoyed this.

3.0

Μίkης Θεοδωράkης - Ηλέkτρα (Electre) (1979)
>film soundtrack, avant-folk

Maybe this functions better as a sountrack, because as a standalone listen it's pretty underwhelming. It's brutally minimalistic, large periods of silence are punctuated with some electronic music or vaguely folky tunes. The main problem is that the periods of silence don't add to the album, they just take away from the really good parts of it. Θεοδωράkης has some incredible ideas here, but they're not pushed to the forefront, lingering in the background before they really get any chance to shine. I like this, even though the potential outweighs the actual execution.

2.5

Pere Ubu - Terminal Tower: An Archival Collection (1985)
>post-punk, art punk

I'm now definitely with the opinion that Pere Ubu's best work came before their first album. They started off with the artsiness of The Modern Dance and Dub Housing, yet their early work gets a leg up due to it's badass proto-punk attitude, it's sheer inventiveness, and its heavy utilization of krautrock-based rhythms. The first three tracks are among the best punk songs ever written, and they are without a doubt my three favorite songs by the band. The rest can't really stack up, though, falling deeper and deeper into inpenetrability until the mostly underwhelming final track concludes an otherwise fantastic compilation.

3.0+

>>74990259
>This is an album that makes me want to write a rambling review that uses the word "drifting" in it
Drifting is such an easy word to use for this stuff, even if all i imagine is some stock photo guy sitting in an inner tube whenever I read it
>>74990236
I'll listen to it right now
>>74990163
just finished 1975, you're right

>>74990377
major seventh chord lo-fi piano field recordings

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Zero Boys - Vicious Circle (1982)
>hardcore punk, punk rock

Your standard hardcore album, really. The guitarist is absolutely incredible, his work and the weird, somewhat experimental production that accompanies it elevates this a /bit/ beyond standard, generic territory, but it can't save the whole album. The vocals are bog-standard, the song structures have been done to death. At least it's fun.

2.5-

>>74990377
also please stop being neutral on to vaguely enjoying my favorite music gimme some sweet 9s

>>74990439
The only pick I'm anticipating a possible 9 is Disco Inferno
uh don't take it personally
maybe it would have been easier if you weren't banned :v

>>74990490
i take everything personally accel which is why im going to shoot you in the gosh darn head. also stratosphere deserves a 9 if valium aggelein does an 8. also you will be dead by morning

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>>74990524
you're not getting a 9 unless you pry it from my cold, sweaty hands

>>74990686
too bad you will have been shot and i will post under your stupid name.

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>>74990728
try me, cunt

>>74990794
im a bitch

>>74990377
>even if all i imagine is some stock photo guy sitting in an inner tube whenever I read it
christ this made me laugh

>>74990259
You should watch the movie sometime, the soundtrack is part of the magic. Irene Papas is one of the best actresses.

If you want something similar that's more eclectic and strange, Teiji Ito's (of Maya Deren fame) King Ubu is worth checking out.

>>74990824
alright thats a litle mean

>>74990824
no wait i fucked up give me another chance alright

>>74990860
i'll definitely check both of them out, the movie looks really cool.

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why do the vocals make me think of kidz bop. i hate it

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Today I listened to a brief solo piano recording by Jens Lekman from his website. It's only 3 songs, and it's titled Christmas in San Francisco 2005. The cover art is a sea lion basking. Jens doesn't even sing on it, but it is super lovely, and reminds me of the latter half of Sufjan Stevens' Michigan, which is always a great thing to be reminded of.
Now I'm listening to a live show recording from Gothenburg, where Jens played the same set I saw back in February.
I really enjoy being a Jens Lekman fan, it's so rewarding.

jus got retweeted by death grips

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>>74988353
>delivery sounds like a musical. I hate that shit.
>>74991039
>vocals make me think of kidz bop. i hate it

your name reminds me of benji. i hate you.

>>74991198
ouch

New Nazoranai shipped fuck yea!

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Rustie - EVENIFUDONTBELIEVE (2015)
>purple sound, wonky

Rustie's been running with the same shtick for awhile now, and he definitely isn't improving that much here. He does some school stuff on the ambient side of things, and that's about it. He functions really well in banger mode, like on "Attak", but that side of him is sadly lost here, replaced by predictable tracks with no real innovation or dynamics.

2.0

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Yeah Yeah Yeahs (2001)
>indie rock, garage rock revival, garage punk

Solid debut weighed down by some truly terrible production. No instrument has weight to it, the guitar and drums both sound paper thin. Karen O's vocals are typically great though, and the guitar occasionally has it's moments, like on the fantastic "Miles Away". Can't say much else good about this, though.

2.0+

The Strokes - Room on Fire (2003)
>indie rock, garage rock revival

Not a horrid step down from Is This It, it just lingers in the same kind of bland garage rock as its predecessor. I've always really liked Casablancas as a vocalist, and he flexes his scratchy, raw, prowess to wonderful effect on this album's first two tracks, and the propelling instrumentals match him perfectly. After "Reptilia" it takes a detour into much less interesting territory, limp synth punk and turgid ballads abound.

2.0+

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>>74992915
Didn't expect you to like it, which sucks. I'd say this album is a huge step up from Glass Swords, and a fantastic statement of his own sound after the mess of features and lack of heart on Green Language; Rustie made the cover art himself, and "features" himself. It's not as PC Music as Glass Swords, and it's not exactly happy hardcore in that it's fast to the point of choking. As Philip Sherburne put it, the lo-fi quality of this album is almost punk, in that it ignores the typical club-friendly notions for wonky.

Stuff like the tinniness of the cymbals (that may as well be pitched-up drums), the blown out kick drums, what sounds like a recording of a recording of drums in Big Catzz, and Rustie's guitar in the opener and closer I won't argue about how predictable the tracks are, cus this album's a favorite mostly for its short hooky tracks, sugary atmosphere, and my favoritism for solo albums from producers.

And it's best played really loud ofc

is the Stone Roses' s/t the most underrated overrated album ever?

>>74993511
it's art angels