/Daily/ "the pointy end" edition

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1st

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good day lads
I'm listening to Sacrilege - Behind the Realms of Madness for the first time. It's fucking awesome.
Punky, dirty thrash metal.

>>68688490
3covers/10

>>68688645
Nevermind that, what the fuck is going on with double play controls, wew, this is new

>>68688674
Whatdya mean? I only see bottom left.

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>>68688645
Thanks for complaining, finally took the time to figure out how to remove the artwork at the seekbar.

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>>68688748
Right there. Render error.

>>68688770
O ye. That looked off, though I was searching for another full set of buttons somewhere.
>>68688749
Comfy.

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Does anyone know of any good free music players for OS X that are customisable? I'm tired of iTunes.

Two albums done from the tourney:

Keith Rowe and John Tilbury - Duos for Doris
I used to dislike this but I feel like I had just misunderstood it. Not only do I now appreciate the construction of the sounds it contains, but I also find that it carries emotion more so than other free improv records I've heard. The main method of music on the album seems to be holding long and very slight and subtle drones, with decoration (mostly from the piano) interspersed over it. Delicate is certainly the word for this album, every single touch of sound seems gently put out into the world with extreme care.

Polly Bradfield - Solo Violin Improvisations
I'm so disappointed with this. When I saw the word "improvisation", I was expecting the kind of solo stuff Keith Jarrett does, just on violin. I can certainly appreciate the music created on this album through the subversive use of the violin, but there seems to be no justification for keeping the tracks going on for so long without development or any significant moments of significance. Pretty boring overall :(

>>68689080
Can you post pic related original?
Maybe there is online version of this?

>>68689293
you can download a bunch of tourney templates here:
http://dailymu-sic.weebly.com/

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>Akasha System - Vague Response
Another great relese of Outsider House on 100% Silk. Dreamy synth pads and plesurable rhythms.
7/10

>Seiko Oomori - TOKYO BLACK HOLE
Overflowing with joy. Each song is a bit unique and it seems a lot freer than her last pop albums, at least in the usage of her awesome voice. Some songs are obviously a bit underwhelming considering it lasts for one hour but it still manages to hold your interest for its entire duration.
7/10

>Brett Naucke - Executable Dreamtime
Short album of modular electronic, half randomly generated. Dreamy atmosphere but everything is so smooth that nothing really stand up.
6/10

>Schammasch - Triangle
A mixed bag in 3 discs. Disc one is dissonant black metal but the riffs and drums are not outstanding and there's no particular "atmosphere". Disc two is more on the side of progressive metal with clean vocals and even pink floydian riffs. Disc three oh my god why. It's basically very clumsy tribal ambient with heavy drums and some riffs thrown here and there. And it's soooo long. 100 minutes for the whole thing while it could have been half as long by mixing all the ideas together into something more coherent.
5/10

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@Relgob: i've heard a lot of the stuff on your chart but i managed to find 10 that i haven't heard and find interesting
i'll upd8 this with ratings sometime in the next month

@smurm: i don't think i've ever found another album that sounds like Litourgiya
maybe Cult of Fire - मृत्यु का तापसी अनुध्यान, but you've already heard that one

check out PYLAR - He Venydo A Reclamar My Trono though
it's great mix of ritual ambient & doom metal and you might appreciate the edgy Spanish lyrics

>>68689817
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbDl29H4zL8
there's the entire album w/ the aforementioned edgy lyrics

>>68689817
I'll check it out then.

ps cool chart

>>68689817
Sweet ! I wish I could listen to this Shiina Ringo album for the first time again.

What are you guys listening to?
I'm listening to Jack DeJonette's In Movement and it's pretty great so far. Also listened to DJ Screw's Endonesia which was amazing.

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now that's what i call indeh

>>68691561
What kinda loaf?

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>>68691557
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/aine-odwyer/locusts/
It's oppressive

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>>68691557
This weird thing. RA gave it a 4.2, so I figured I'd check it out. And it's definitely weird—very polyrhythmic, and cool effects.

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>>68691557
:eyes: :ok_hand:

>>68691557
new Bon Iver
it's boring :(

>>68691557
Sun Ra/Merzbow

what a waste of Sun Ra material

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>>68692694

*skronk* *harsh noise wall*

>>68692739
upsets me more than it should. there would be so much potential if he encorporated his AMM-ish jams into the Sun Ra compositions but he just went full Trump and made a wall

>>68692762
Ebin joke.

>>68692837
No, you're an ebin joke

>>68692966
Thanks.

>>68692979
I admire your shitposting career

>>68693187
I admire your corporate shill career.

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>>68691557
this is a long one but i'm enjoying it so far

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>>68691557
This is actually pretty cozy

B R E A K D O W N
A
B
Y

>>68691693
a classic brown loaf
>>68692250
this album is strangely good
>>68693725
chug chug

>>68693783
Good kind.

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>Straya tour dates announced
>North America tour dates announced

Europe when
>inb4 doesn't come to Spain

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This is filling up quite nicely
Soon with ratings

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Also H Y P E
At least a bit, Greatest Hits wasn't exactly what I hoped to be their next release, but apparently there will be some new mixes on there

kubera be that nigga to buy fifa 17 on day one

>>68694067
Oh fuggg, gotta hit up either the Montreal or Toronto concert.

>>68694906
Fuck greatest hits albums.

>>68695519
>Fuck greatest hits albums.
Yeah, it's usually a cash grab
Still, sometimes they are quite nice to get an overview on an artist's work

>>68695517

Don't all Europeans do that?

New Conor Oberst album is just slightly less disappointing than his last one.

Idk why I keep expecting to love these albums when I like Bright Eyes-like stuff less and less every day. Can't listen to this shit no longer living in the midwest.

>>68694906
probably gonna be bad, but fucking ace album art

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Enough with the chit chat, let's get some shitposts going.

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>James Blackshaw - The Glass Bead Game
This is the first American Primitivism album i have heard and i really enjoyed it. The guitar playing was mesmerizing because what was being played had so many different layers to it. Some of the songs dragged on a bit too long, but they became hypnotic after a while and made it like 45 minutes was only like 20. The extra instrumentation around the guitar and piano playing also really complimented what was going on and helped elevate the performance. 7/10

>The Sonny Criss Orchestra - Sonny's Dream (Birth of a New Cool)
Sonny Criss's saxophone playing is really impressive to listen to. The way he effortlessly floats between the changes while playing at a break neck speed is pretty incredible. The rest of the performances on the album really didn't bring much to table though. The whole album was just criss soloing for 90% of the song with occasional background parts coming in for specific hits. There wasn't enough interplay between the sections to keep me interested the whole time. The inclusion of a tuba part was interesting and certainly helped the low end, because in every old jazz recording i have heard the bass is so quiet, but nothing really interesting was done with it. 6/10

Good Friend Rodriguez wins the tournament! Thanks to everyone who gave me recs. I listened to a lot of stuff that wouldn't have been on my radar otherwise and got some new favorites out of it. I'm not quite sure what i'm gonna do next, but i have a few ideas im considering. There's so much stuff to listen to.

>>68696813
*shitpost time

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>>68696893
You can do worse I think.

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>>68696953
I'm not very good at shitposting desu

>>68697001

you have to be more ironic

"succ"

>>68697001
Just make your images unnecessarily large, that's a good start.

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>>68696920
>MFW I get second place

Glad you got some good music out of it man. Gonna drone GFR now or what's the plan?

>>68696813
Anyone have a gif of the segment from that same video where there's a fat man getting bombarded by small blocks and finally a huge one just comes in and reks the shit out of him?

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>mfw it's shitposting time and I'm literally a penguin

>>68697209
wtf i hate penguins now

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>mfw amerifats decorate their yards as if it was a competition

Hampus trying to be serious about music lmao

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Still open for all 2016 recs

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>>68697284

>>68697895
the life of pablo
vektor - terminal redux

>>68688468
last thread?

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Really enjoyed these 3 reggae albums

>>68698593
This is the last thread, yes.

>>68697895

Hartyga - Megechi Kham: Live at Octopus Studio

>>68697895
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - In Summer

>>68697895
yeah i'm gonna need you to prioritize ichiko aoba

>>68697895
ichiko aoba - chingchongbingbong

>>68698470
Will check out Vektor, thanks
>>68698650
>>68698761
>>68698772
Noted, I just do these first that I can stream
>>68698724
Is this similar to Comme un seul narcisse?

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Full album of Tuvan meme jazz coming.

>>68698851
in summer is one his melodic noise/drone albums, rather than sound collage

>>68698595
That's cause the congos and Ras Michael are probably the pinnacle of roots Reggae

>>68698605
link the previous one pls

>>68692762
kek, very true

I'm actually beginning to think shoegaze is one of the better ideas for genres even though few albums execute it well

>>68699360
why's that

>>68699360
I'm sure there were better ideas than "let's put reverb on these pop rock songs, but like LOTS of it".

>>68699407
maybe not ideas, but like, it has potential to reach really good heights
>>68699402
because there's some shoegaze which achieves exactly what the genre sets out to do (hazy waves of emotion) and most fall flat of this, but those heights are special

>>68697895
Still have no clue what people see in that radiohead album

Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids - We Be All Africans
Fishmans - LONG SEASON '96~7 96.12.26 AKASAKA BLITZ
Autechre - elseq 1–5 (at least elseq 4)
idk

>>68699360
You definitely have to have shoegaze be one of your "things" to enjoy much beyond Loveless. God knows I really don't.

>>68699453
If you put all that reverb on really amazing pop rock songs, sure, they'd only be a little bit worse than they would be without it.

>>68699499
>>68699407
>cunt talking about music
what's this now???

>>68699572
I'm not him, I just cracked his trip. Took me a week almost. It's #Fk_mPBJ1 if you want to use it.

>>68699630
wow! Thanks pal!

>>68699652
No problem friend!

still waiting for the shoegaze + idm band that can pick up where sweet trip left off

>>68699773
>>68693725
it's not just the genre blend that made it good tho
they made very very good shoegaze

>>68696893
top shelf shitpost right there

>>68697895
eric holm - barotrauma

>>68699821
The genre blend parts were my favorite personally.
They did know how to do guitar tones almost perfectly though. Chocolate Matter is a perfect example of this, probably my favorite shoegaze song of all time.

>>68699960
Design : 2 : 3 for as well now that I think about it.

>>68697895
Try SPV Laboratories vol. 2
It's 13 hours long

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>>68699999
ThEsE DigITs

keeping this trip btw

>>68699999
>digits
Design 1 is the only thing keeping that album from being perfect

And I think the thing that makes shoegaze satisfying is the oversimplification of melody structure that's instantly satisfying, rather than the distortion/reverb, which is what most bands in the genre seem to be going for.

>>68700111
fugggggg

>>68699960
>>68699999
Chocolate Matter is what i mean when i talk about the pinnacle of shoegaze. like that shit is PERFECT

>>68700111
>tfw quints on a non-meme post
at least you got dub trips

>>68700138
Man I love Design 1.
It does stick out a little bit on the album, but as a stand alone I love the concept of mixing those awful computer squeals into a danceable song.

Personally, I think V:D:C's main hindrance is their penchant for wandering, drawn out songs and the awful lyrics.

I honestly don't know what I like in shoegaze overall. The melodies are a huge part of it, this is true, but the general tone and sound is what I find is most interesting to me.
Because of this, I pretty much only like Swirlies and MBV, nothing else has stuck out to me, unless I'm forgetting something.

>>68700217
Couldn't agree more.

>>68700325
dropped this

>>68700325
>penchant for wandering, drawn out songs
though I don't mind this, I will admit this factor keeps me from revisiting it as much as I'd like, and I could definitely see this being something keeping people from enjoying it as much as I do.

>the awful lyrics
not only is this pretty much never a negative factor in shoegaze music, but the lyrics in V:D:C aren't THAT bad. If anything, I think some of them are pretty cute and harmless. Honestly, they're just dumb little phrases to have an excuse for the vocal melodies to exist at all without going "doot doot doo"

>>68700428
For the record, I consider the album to be a 4/5, though it used to be 5/5.
The two complaints of mine kept bothering me on repeated listens, but I still think it's fantastic and an absolute classic.
Also, you're right that lyrics are almost never a negative factor in shoegaze, but at least in most shoegaze albums I can't actually make out what they're trying to sing.
I'm probably being overly harsh, but the vocals have always stood out to me on this record, and if they're going to stand out they should at least make an impression.

>>68700325
swirlies mbv and sweet trip are the real standout shoegaze artists for me too. good taste

>>68689781
>Some songs are obviously a bit underwhelming
which are the good ones?

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The Ben Webster Quintet - Soulville (1958)
>cool jazz

It's cool jazz, it does pretty much what you'd expect the genre to do but nothing more. Webster's sax playing is lovely, his tone is incredible and he's got the breathy style I love so much. It's more like a voice than anything else, especially on pieces generally known for their vocal accompaniments like "Makin' Whoopee". Barring Webster's sax, and the general instrumental proficiency of the band as a whole (it's the Oscar Peterson Trio, so yeah), this is safe, bland music to the very core, there's really no energy or passion to be found. Not bad, of course, but just not memorable in any way, and nothing that I'd ever care to listen to attentively again.

2.0+

Phil Woods - Musique du bois (1974)
>jazz, hard bop

It's a '70s update of the hard bop style, and it's cool as hell. I'd like to compare this to Glass Bead Games by the Clifford Jordan Quartet, because I think they both share many stylistic similarities. The drumming is great, very indebted to funk and soul drumming at the time, focusing more on tight, precise playing and breaks than the typical flowing swing style most jazz drumming has. The work on the piano and bass is great as well, very tight, melodic, and chill, without ever coming close to being bland. Woods' sax playing is the low point here. He's alright, but very unmemorable, and he gets overshadowed by his accompanying musicians a lot. Still, a very good late-period hard bop album.

3.0+

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<-- this general

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Why is Bum Tickley so smug?

>>68701659
in other news, the sky is blue

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<-- this general

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my this is some odiously cheesy shit

>>68702024

Is that pseudo-medieval folk or buttprog?

>>68702049
buttprog through and through

>>68702108
>>68702049
can't we just call buttprog prog because all prog is butt

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>>68699999
>>68700111
dude nice dude

>>68696920
OH FUCK YEAH I WON ONE
>>68697895
ikwyRLg - S/T
Yves Tumor - Serpent Music
David Thomas Broughton - Crippling Lack
Thee Oh Sees - A Weird Exits
emamouse - plant spiral bio bombing

>>68703268
Do you have a RYM page or a top 50 or something so i can drone you?

>>68703480
https://rateyourmusic.com/~StuffRodHeardAfterAugust
<3

>>68703480
ohohoh listen to Kreng and Robert Hood if you drone rod

they're awesome!

>>68703480
>>68703822
>Robert Hood
*Ernest Hood, oops.

i need sleep

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Good Morning /daily/!

Woke up at 4 am today wew. Listening to Haino now.

Give me some good commie music like The Pop Group and Gang of Four please

>>68704025
Robert Wyatt is a commie from what I remember

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>>68704025
LRD

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it's been a long day of chemistry and working with elementary school kids so i apologize if this comes off as bitter

Roine Stolt - The Flower King (1994)
>progressive rock, symphonic prog

It's impressive how well this album embodies literally every single thing I hate about prog, honestly. It's overlong; it takes itself too seriously despite having the most ridiculous, hilarious lyrical themes; it's sterile, both in terms of the music and in terms of the production; the vocals are terribly overdone; the instrumentals are technical for the sake of being technical and they often force in solos that don't fit at all; and, worst of all, it's just a fucking bore to listen to. It's not even cheesy in a campy, endearing way, it's cheesy in the absolute worst way, because it takes itself so damn seriously. No one is having fun with this album besides the musicians, and even they must realize how much of a boring piece of sclock their 70-minute long album is.

0.5

>>68704544
You deserved it

>>68704025
Stereolab

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blah here's everything I've listened to in the past few days real quick and dirty
too tired and busy to think

Public Image Ltd. - Public Image - First Issue
>Post-Punk, Art Punk, Experimental Rock
Theme, Annalisa, and Public Image are all extraordinary highlights from this album. A chaotic frenzy of angular guitar noise and heavy bass lines. Lydon's lyricism has significantly improved and taken a slightly more satirical approach rather than an antagonistic one in content. I enjoyed Religion I a lot actually even tho it was only a spoken word piece, I think it's the most eloquent Lydon has ever been in his writing, even if the message was a bit overbearing. I was a little disappointed that Religion II was just the same lyrics to a tune this time, chorus rocks tho.
After Public Image however, the album takes a turn towards mediocrity. The songs are still good, but they sound off, as if they were recorded at a different time or studio or mixed by someone else. The bass sound isn't nearly as impactful.
I'm guessing Attack and Low Life were earlier cuts along with Public Image as they adhere to a more traditional punk structure.
Fodderstompf is entertaining for the first two minutes then just becomes irritating.

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[cont]

>>68706090
Public Image Ltd. - Second Edition
>Post-Punk, Experimental Rock, Dub
I did listen to the Second addition version rather than Metal Box. There are differences in track order and some track lengths. I'm not sure if this indicates different cuts or what, someone inform me if one release is preferable to the other.
Anyways, this is PiL top of their game. The A side is absolutely classic all the way through, from Albatross to Careering it's pure ecstasy.
PiL manage to perfectly blend the hypnotic repetition of Krautrock, the deep, bouncy bass lines of Dub, the sleek energy of dance beats, and the disointed, noisy guitar typical in post-punk. The best PiL lineup by far, Wobble and Levene are indispensable to the Public Image sound. Lydon's lyrics continue their improvement and dive into surrealism.
After Careering we are greeted with a series of instrumental bits which are interesting in their own right, but lacking without Lydon's often indecipherable jabbering. The album evventually wraps up quite nicely with No Birds and Chant.

**

[cont]

>>68706110
Judy Henske & Jerry Yester - Farewell Aldebaran
>Baroque Pop, Psychedelic Pop, Psychedelic Folk
Hoo-boy. This is a hodge podge for sure.
The bad tracks are BAD. But the good ones are pretty great. It's so all over the place I think I'll just recap the highlights, both positive and negative.
>Snowblind
opener is extremely deceptive, a sort of sparse, bluesy track with some very weird and interesting choices, definitely peaks your interest.
>Horse on a Stick
so sugary sweet it makes your teeth fall out. Too "sunshine, lollipops" for me, eugh
>Lullaby
very somber and beautiful low key track.
>St. Nicholas Hall
by far the worst track, I almost reconsidered listening to this album at this point. This song is trash. These overblown, hymnal inspired swells of godawful singing. idk how but it sounds like a fucking midi choral preset.
Lyrics are garbage, are they a Christian band??? If so these are some borderline terrifying conversionary propaganda. I just hope it's a really bad attempt at commentary.
>Raid
By far the best song on the album.
This song is so unique in the way it blends this Appalachian folk melody and close harmony singing style with psychedelic, baroque pop arrangements and a stiff rock edge.
Frankly it's brilliant, albeit difficult to describe in words.
>Mrs. Connor
very pleasant mid-tempo crooning track.

rest of the tracks range from pretty mediocre to just plain good.
It's hard to make heads or tails of this thing.

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>>68706147
Dr. John, The Night Tripper - Gris Gris
>Psychedelic Rock, New Orleans R&B, Zydeco
I'll be honest, after all the hype and reading the tags for this, I expected a bit more from Dr. John, but I wasn't entirely disappointed.
Most of my grievances come from the production style. It felt a little unimpactful, lacked punch in a lot of areas. Also everything was panned out way to the sides of the channels which I strongly disliked and the voice was mixed far above everything else.
Another complaint I have is that I think Dr. John doesn't have the appropriate voice for this type of music. It's not bad in the least, and during the quieter, more hypnotic sections it can sound quite mystical and mysterious. But I think it lacks a certain zeal if you will, I would prefer this album with a deeper more bluesy voice, a la Beefheart or Howlin' Wolf.
Instrumentally this album is pretty wonderful though. At least on the longer tracks (the shorter ones never quite hit their groove). At it's best it is a hypnotizing, psychedelic plunge into the depths of mysticism and voodoo.

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[cont]

>>68706184
The Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill
>East Coast Hip Hop, Rap Rock
I've always loved Fight for Your Right, No Sleep Til Brooklyn, and Brass Monkey (<3). They are so delightfully stupid and goofy and charming as hell that I can't help but love them.
And they are so fun!!!! Completely non serious and devoid of pretense.
I was so excited when the album opened up with Rhymin' and Stealin'. It might be my new favorite Beastie Boys song. The pinnacle of all rap rock songs. So high energy and fun to jump around to.
The rest of the album sort of puzzled me though. The Beastie Boys experiment with some more creative and off kilter choices in beat making and structure more present in their later records, which are interesting, and pretty enjoyable at times. But t b h, it's not really what I wanted. I would've preferred an album full of dumb party anthems poking fun at the idiotic culture that surrounds the scene. I think that desire sort of inhibited me from enjoying some of the more creative moments on this record.

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Red Asphalt - Unreleased
>Art Punk, Synth Punk, Zolo
Ultra high energy, lightning fast, schizophrenic, political heart attacks of songs. The synth sounds on this collection of songs are so tasty and weird, it's just a joy.And the fact they decide to use these lovely male-female harmonies reminiscent to 60's pop vocals instead of typical zolo zaniness is an ingenious choice on their part.
This release contains their self titled EP along with several unreleased songs. I have to say this is the definitive record to listen to though as the unreleased songs are probably the best ones they recorded. I really wish we could've gotten a full length from these guys.

**

>>68699499
>>68699407
reminder that there's no reverb on loveless

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>>68706214

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>>68706147
>peaks your interest
Also "Raid" is called "Raider" on my copy, but I kind of like the appeal of just "Raid". Definitely the best track. Psychedelic sea shanty shit.

imo Snowblind is really good. Also I really enjoyed St. Nicholas Hall but I see where you're coming from.
>>68706202
Brass Monkey is easily one of the dumbest songs I've ever heard. Make of that what you will

>>68706448
Yeah, I meant Raider
>Brass Monkey is easily one of the dumbest songs I've ever heard.
I mean that first album of theirs is intentionally stupid just to poke fun at all the dumb trends in party culture and the music surrounding it.
It's hella catchy though

I GOT THE BOTTLE YOU GOT THE CUP
COME ON EVERYBODY LET'S GET FFFFFFF-
BRASS MONKEY
THAT FUNKY MONKEY

are yous ready for nbbm?

>>68707996
(give me some recs m8)

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went trawling am ready

/ム/

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>>68709044

*le gasp* saved by an anon!

I need meme music, why hasnt any meme albums came about since the mememolan one? I'm disappointed.

>>68701714
He's tickling someones bum, of course he's smug

>>68703877
>day off
>got home at 6am
>woke up at 10am and couldnt go back to sleep for the life of me
someone explain this shit

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DANGG

sdc so which vincent gallo, kevin drew, and charlie mccalister album were you talking about getting?

>>68711536
What? Who are these people?

ESS DEE CEE who's your favorite sovyet

>>68708921
nice
i'm seeing nbbmn sharethreads already, I guess I'll grab a few from those before I make mine

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>>68711536
Sorry dog that was me, ex cuntcuntcunt
I was just listing a few things that might fit what you wanted. Kevin Drew I've only heard one song, Love vs Porn, which seemed like what you were after. Vincent Gallo has an album of songs he did for films, can't remember the name but don't think he has anything else out. Mccalister has more upbeat stuff, my fave album is Mississippi Lua so I'd rec that. For other sad fuck shit maybe Rock Plaza Central - Are We Not Horses? And that a Girl Named Eddy album

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check out this meme i just found

what are the most patrician osu beatmaps?

>>68712762
you don't snort crack tho....
otherwise pretty good meme

>>68708921
have you listened to sodom's in the sign of evil?

>>68712867
I know, I'm pretty sure its ironic

>>68712892
>ironic memes
disgusting

>>68712915
post irony is dead and buried
we oldschool now

>>68712867
have not

we /dead/

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Stars of the Lid - The Tired Sounds of...

I really lovely drone album focused on mesmerizing bass swells and pleasant arrangements of unobtrusive guitars, flutes, and strings. It definitely falls into the background over the course of it's 2 hours, but I feel like that is mostly intentional. However, the arrangements on here are intricate and subtle enough to pay attention to, so it's really up to the listen as to how they approach this album. Regardless of how one plays this album, it's a very pleasant set of sounds to immerse yourself in. Listening to this while ding homework was almost a musical Adderall. Got my paper done hella quick. Overall, great piece of music, but I would argue that it's not suited for one long listen, at least from my experience. Two hours is just a bit much, and I never felt truly wowed by it, just content.

GOOD.

Cardiacs - Sing to God

What a bizarre fucking album. It's rare that I listen to an album with standard instrumentation that comes off as so goddamn weird. Through the 90 minutes this album takes up, Cardiacs toy with more rhythms and styles of rock than I can count. There are a few britpop songs, some psych rock, a little short-form prog, and pretty much everything in between. I'm sure many enjoy this mixture, but to me, it just felt cluttered and confusing. There is a distinct lack of cohesion that distracted me across the entire album. The band displays a wide array of skill in terms of musicality, but they can't seem to decide how they want to use it. This lack of focus combined with the plethora of unorthodox instruments only added to the headache I had by the end of this album. I definitely enjoyed a few songs (Dog-Like Sparky, Wireless, Dirty Boy, Foundling, and a few others) but I can't imagine ever sitting through this album again.

EHH.

>>68706214
Reminder that reverse reverb is reverb.

>>68711620
Kevin Shields

>>68715939
it's preverb

>>68716045
>a prefix or particle occurring before a verb base
Yes, there could be a few of those on Loveless' lyrics. Maybe I couldn't make them out because of all the reverse reverb on Shields' voice.

>>68712840
Herb kid is back? Dude have you heard Mild High Club's latest album? I always think of you when I listen to it because it's similar to the baddest beams

>>68716169
hey hi how about those stems

>>68716209
how about that collage??

>>68716406
what collage ?_?

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o rite

>>68712840
Sakuraburst - Cherry Blossoms Explode Across The Dying Horizon

>>68716496

bagina :DDDD

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i am bored what do

>>68716169
yeah im back, the new audio card came in today and it sounds fine. hopefully it doesn't break soon :B
is Skiptracing the one you're talking about? i'll listen to it tomorrow and tell you how i liked it

>>68716503
thanks but it's haaard

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>Stuart Chalmers - In the Heart of Wilderness
Chalmers plays strange, electronically modiefied ragas on a prepared Swarmandal (indian zither). Mystical stuff.
7/10

>Stuart Chalmers - In the Heart of Solitude
Same but less daring.
6/10

>Áine O'Dwyer - Gegenschein
Long organ improvisation in the vein of Music for Church Cleaners. The sound is messier and it's less fascinating but the atmosphere is unparalleled. It litteraly sounds like a church organ announcing the end of the world.
7/10

>Áine O'Dwyer - Locusts
This one is more unnerving and oppressive. The sound of the organ is more high-pitched and it uses a wider array of techniques than Gegenschein and especially some very eerie chanting. Both releases are of equal quality but I prefer the other one slightly.
7/10

>Masami Akita & Eiko Ishibashi - 公園兄弟 [Kouen Kyoudai]
It's ok, I was expecting something more boringly noisy but it's subtler than that. I like Ikibashi's piano.
7/10

>>68712840
Oskar Schuster - Fjarlaegur (Cypix Remix) [Insane]

>>68717037
Yeah, skiptracing has won a special place in my heart because it balances songwriting, melodies, and production the same way Junior Beams did. Actually, it serves as a great substitute until the day a full length album by the baddest beams comes out

>>68716993
Do the middle square

>>68697895
jacob hutto- paw paw songs
minta & the brook trout- slow
wormrot- voices

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>>68716496
>>68716406

I can't believe I forgot about this, I have been so busy
here you go bear, please email me that even oxen I found on russian facebook that one time

ok so yesterday i watched the act of seeing with one's own eyes

the most rampant impression i got out of it is that brakhage wants to remind us, using the violent and extreme pictures of various autopsies, that we as humans aren't just meat and bones but that we have something that goes beyond. hence the title: eyes are just matter, they're the medium/channel for seeing, and without the seeing they're nothing.
A particularly shocking moment was watching someone's cranium being cut wide open, but the whole watch is sickening; brakhage likes to intentionally record awkward places (penises most of the time) for much more the time than what it'd feel right.

it's nothing too deep but i felt like i needed to write this down somewhere

>>68717839
That sounds interesting, will have to get around to this now
I've been starting to make more time for movies now (I just watched goodfellas and the Departed for the first time this week)

>>68717796
>subtle sondre posting
What's that one line from that really long lerche song we listened to? He keeps repeating it as it gets louder iirc

>>68717796

the end of the stem in the box below sondre leche looks like a benis :DDDD

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>>68718169
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtdenCm9JgY
"happy birthday girl, I miss you"
btw one of the songs does have some shouting, kinda, so you were right:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OCOXUrlUno

>>68718191
>>68718191
>the end of the stem in the box below sondre leche looks like a benis :DDDD
mfw

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he'll be ok

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Just got these bad boys in the mail today, I'm pretty pumped.

You guys snagged any cool records recently?

>>68720091
I actually found a used copy of Sondre Lerche's Phantom Punch on CD-
and on the clearance rack I found a Sun Kil Moon CD that Givingbear bought!

>tfw nearly failing a class but you have the highest grade in the glass and your curve about to be FAT

>>68720091
cool snags buddypal

Recently copped E2-E4, Naked City, a Flipper live album, Two Nuns and a Pack Mule, Bone Machine and Musik Von Harmonia. The record stores here are great.

>>68720091
i got swirlies' salons so that's pretty exciting

>>68720091
I've been eyeing this vinyl copy of Agaetis Byrjun in my local record store that I'm probably gonna buy soon.

>>68720151
>Naked City
mail it to me, fishman

>>68720295
ngl, we a had a really shitty dorm party and I played the first song of it on my roommate's record player and people went fucking berserk.

>>68720327
that sounds like a great fucking party
>ngl
what does that mean

>68720143
Sweet! I've never listened to Sondre Lerche before but his s/t has been on my backlog for a bit.

>>68720151
Thanks man. Also, you're not kidding about those record stores, you got some good shit. All the stores near me are filled with prog rock and 50s pop. Nothing super up my alley.

>>68720183
>>68720246
Good shit

>>68720408
>>68720143
Whoops, quoted wrong

>>68720389
>ngl
"Not gonna lie", I'm assuming

>>68720389
ngl = not gonna lie
and yeah us boys like to have a good time ngl

>>68720408
I had a couple in the same vain back home, but yeah, the ones here are fantastic. I was close to spending nearly $500 on records that day but ended up only spending just < $100

hope this shit doesn't make me broke

>>68719119

hell be fine

>>68720408
>Sweet! I've never listened to Sondre Lerche before but his s/t has been on my backlog for a bit.

hey why not listen to it right now?

>>68720457
>and yeah us boys like to have a good time ngl
ngl sounds like da boiz kno how 2 throw down tbqhfam ngl

>>68720522
:^)

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What should i listen to first?

>>68720990
the molam one, for the meme points
ngl pretty funky though

>>68720990
jump dick first into 8 + 9 dude-o

>>68720965
Gonna polish off my chart (just the Coltrane album left) and then I'll give it a listen!

>>68720990
good picks. yeah go for 8+9.

>>68720990
what do u think

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am currently embracing the meme

>>68720990
kreng is always a great choice, but melt-banana is consistently awesome

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Man, this chart was pretty entertaining.

>Keith Hudson & The Soul Syndicate - Nuh Skin Up Dub

This is some high quality dub/reggae for sure. A lot of the instrumentals are darker than usual and drag on in an almost hypnotic fashion. As usual, this uses reverb heavily and effectively. And the splashing, echo-chambered drums are just fantastic. And Just like the Scientist album, this occasionally uses those little laser-y sound effects in such a cool way.

Still not really sure how to describe reggae/dub but this was a really great listen. I like how it manages to be groovy and catchy while still maintaining this a menacing undertone all throughout.

4/5

>John Coltrane - Meditations (For Quartet)

All of these songs (except one) are alternate takes from Meditations, which I didn't realize until I started listening. As you'd expect, he starts most of these songs off as more meditative/spiritual pieces and builds them into freer, more avant-garde pieces. He gradually becomes more experimental as the songs, and his album continue.

Pretty popular opinion but I love this era of Coltrane's music. This quartet is really just so great together, the interplay between Jones and Tyner is always prime. The two work together to create such a cool spiritual atmosphere, which pretty much always works.

Yet, I'm still not super big on the freer tracks ("Serenity" in particular) but it's certainly an interesting style. A few of the tracks seem to drag on/wander a bit unnecessarily but they were still enjoyable. Still don't enjoy much free jazz but I think this manages to balance it pretty well the modal influences. I'll have to revisit Meditations some time and see how it compares.

And a few of these songs are a bit too free for me at times, I'm not typically too big on that style. record. Not bad for an archival release, that's for sure.

3.5/5

Not sure if I'll do another custom chart, an auto-rec chart or a tourney next. Have yet to decide.

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>Khana Rung Thawi - แห่สดดนตรีพื้นบ้านหนองโก ชุดที่ 8 + 9
That was quite the trip. I don't know how these guys could play with such constant intensity for 25 minutes at a time. It made me tired just listening to it. There are no breaks on this train, once it starts there is no stopping. It doesn't matter that the instruments sound like they were found in a dumpster, its all about the groove and rhythm. The guitar playing is actually super impressive because this dude never seems to run out of ideas for what to play next. There is only so much that can be done in the confines of the hilarious drum machine they were using so by the second track i felt like i was just hearing the same thing repeated over again. Nevertheless, i can see myself blasting this in the car while driving down the highway in my near future. blue triangle/10

Can anyone rec me some Spanish /trad/?

>>68722830
It's entertaining but so damn repetitive. I feel like the aesthetic of the band makes it more endearing though.
This shit probably wouldn't pass at all if it was your average psych rock band.

>>68722962
paging hampus

>>68723096
Honestly the album cover was definitely the selling point, but I keep returning for the amazing sound. Also your average psych rock band couldn't make this if they tried.

>>68723624
Sorry, I should have specified that I meant average looking psych rock band.
No exoticism.

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donezo

Toumani Diabaté With Ballaké Sissoko - New Ancient Strings (1999)
>mande music

Repetitive as hell, which is a major detriment to the really great music on display here. Both Diabaté and Sissoko are obviously incredibly talented musicians, being able to evoke such rich, melancholic sounds out of their respective koras, while never abusing their technicality, there's always an emotive backbone to the pieces. However, most tracks are based around very similar chords and motifs. While this is an interesting take on composition, it can get old quickly, especially after 50 minutes. Still, an emotive and enjoyable album from two absolute masters of the kora.

3.0-

New York Philharmonic / Leonard Bernstein performing Charles Ives - Symphony No. 2; Central Park in the Dark; The Unanswered Question; Tone Roads No. 1; Hymn for Strings; Hallowe'en; The Gong on the Hook and Ladder (1990)
>modern classical, orchestral, symphony

The symphony, while good, is definitely the weakest link here. It's bombastic, over-the-top, and composed exceptionally well, but it has few memorable sections, and as a whole it comes off as a standard classical piece that you'd hear at a local pops concert. So, it's good, and impressively performed, but not memorable, and just kinda typical-sounding. Every other piece, however, is fucking incredible. Ives focuses a lot more on dynamics here, making every crescendo genuinely shocking and allowing every decrescendo to plunge the pieces further and further into unsettling, creepy territory. I'd love to hear more of Ives' attempts at experimental, tone-based music, because they're incredible. As it stands as an album, the Symphony bogs these pieces down a /tiny/ bit. Not by an obscene amount, because the Symphony is still quite good, but enough to take away from the pure genius of Ives' experimental works.

3.0+

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so i'm doing this first

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>>68724017
and then i'm doing this

>>68724017
Listen to Mothership Connection, it's one of my favorites.

>>68724017
These all new listens? Either way, this is a great chart. A few of my favorites on there.

>>68724065
that's first up after Singles Going Steady!

>>68724086
yup, i'm still missing out on a lot of essentials.

Good morning /daily/!

Listening to the meme rap album of the year by Ka.

>>68724704
What do you think so far?

I thought it was pretty solid. He gets a bit boring after a while b/c of the monotone but dude is a really good lyricist. I love the atmosphere on his records too.

>>68724903
I dig the grim production and his voice reminds me of Mobb Deep. Wish it had some more aggressive tracks.

>>68724937
>Wish it had some more aggressive tracks

Agreed. He works the "mellow lyricist" persona really well but it gets a bit repetitive over the course of a whole album. Throwing in a few harder-hitting songs would balance that out. I always love his projects but I feel like I have that same complaint every time.

>>68724017
Parliament will be a treat
can't really speak for the rest...
>>68724040
>Scientist
>Conquering Lion
>George Stavis
>Elecktroids
ohboyohboyohboy

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<-- this general

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While doing laundry i was listening to pic related for the first time in like a year and i forgot how good it was. I was also surprised that i still remember almost every lyric. It's crazy how good the brain is at recalling music you've heard in the past.

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Probably gonna end up doing a freeform chart but these are the albums I'm thinking of checking out next, based on RYM auto-recs, /mu/core and /daily/core. Pretty basic stuff for the most part but I feel like I've been missing out on some classics.

Any suggestions based on these? Anything I should just avoid?

>>68726784

Don't listen to that Unwound album until you've listened to the rest of their discography.

>>68726844
Thanks for the advice anon. Maybe I'll check out Fake Train first then? Seem like a reasonable place to start?

>>68726917

Yeah. Go through it chronologically.

>>68726573
>It's crazy how good the brain is at recalling music you've heard in the past.

Too true. One of my favorite things about music actually. I find myself remembering the lyrics to songs I haven't heard in years. Weird how that shit works.

>>68726784
great assortment of albums
I look forward to hearing your opinions on Andrew Hill, Caetano Veloso, Blind Willie Johnson, The Microphones, Fela Kuti, Bonnie Prince Billy, and Robert Johnson
the only one I'd consider avoiding is Blondie, unless you reeeealllyyyy like your New Wave with a side of cheese

>>68726554
this general
I
I
v
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEMadjiyzvw

>>68727406
I don't mind too much cheese but maybe I'll skip over the Blondie record, at least for now.

Thanks for the suggestion man

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>>68727417
>>68726554
This general

>>68726784
some of my legit favourites are there, looking forward to Mount Eerie, Swirlies, Hex Induction Hour, Fela and Dead Kennedys

you could probably skip PJ Harvey though, have yet to find an album of hers that I actually liked, Breeders are a good substitute

>>68728495
Nice, looking forward to checking those out then!

I dug "Dry" when I checked it out last week, so I figured I'd at least give her another chance. I'll probably end up keeping one of her albums and replacing the other with a Breeders release.

Thanks for the suggestion man.

>>68728627
I wonder have you heard Slowdive yet, if you haven't go for Souvlaki

>>68729066
Yup, heard Souvlaki! That reminds me though, I should probably revisit it soon. Cause I've heard Pygmalion a bunch but only heard Souvlaki like twice.

>>68713578
you should, it's great proto black where they're playing much faster than they're skilled to do

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Night /daily/. I need to fix my sleep schedule lmao it's been pure shit recently

>>68722962
>>68722962
>>68722962
>>68722962
>>68722962
La Tradición Musical en España Vol.33 - Cancionero Sefardí de Turquía (there are clearly a bunch of CDs in this series but I haven't found them anywhere. Also didn't really look)
La Espana de las Tres Culturas is great since it shows several of the major cultures of Spain.

>that feely feeling when you find out there's a 73 disc box set of Andalusian music but you've only been able to find 28 of them

>>68730078
":(" ?

>>68730376
Yes

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>>68730382
Grimes can cheer you up :D

I found out that the guy from built to spill is in the halo benders, wtf I like the halo benders now

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>>68730399
hoo boy, awaiting the post where Hampus rips ya new one

>>68726784
some of this is pretty dank, Mount Eerie especially

>>68726554
horny?

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>nfw someone I'm friends with posts this on Facebook
>nfw it's the same person I saw being made fun of on Reddit for her SJW manners
>nfw cultural (mis)appropriation is one of the dumbest things I can imagine

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>mfw I go through her feed and she's posted a bunch of blacklivesmatter crap
>blacklivesmatter
>in Sweden
>implying black people are systematically oppressed and abused by the powers that be
>in fucking Sweden
>mfw
Some people are just desperate to make themselves a victim for any reason, aren't they? I guess it's a comfortable illusion to live under, that anything that goes wrong isn't actually because of you, but because the entire world is literally against you everywhere you turn. Fucking hell.

>>68731589
>>68731648
Epic cuck b8 bro

>>68731648
h... hampus are you a conservative?

>>68731736
Nope, I'm not. Compared to most of the world, I'm probably fairly leftist, but I find a LOT of concepts from left wingers to be completely, balls to the walls fucking batshit crazy and moronic.

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This album has no rights to have melodies this catchy, so much about it is annoying but I can't not like it.

>>68731648
Yeh iktf, the ~4 total black people we have here in Iceland are all pampered as can be and love it but still I see facebook ranting essay length posts about racism and BLM on my wall like these people just witnessed police systematically curb stomping minorities outside their window.

>>68731765
Sigh
Let's not go down this path, ok?

>>68731063
and Calvin Johnson!

I've gotta check them out.

>>68731765
>>68731796
seconded

>>68731796
Don't get too [spoiler]triggered[/spoiler]

No but seriously, I assume you dont live here so you don't really know what I'm talking about. It's all fine and dandy to fiddle dicks about these issues but here they're not much of a problem so it's annoying seeing tons of people go crazy about them ignoring problems that actually matter in the country.

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Half Japanese - 1/2 Gentlemen / Not Beasts
>4/10
The only merit in this album is that it sometimes isn't boring. Many people compare this band to Captain Beefheart's Magic Band, it seems, but to me that is incredibly unfair. The only similarity is that both artists sound "weird"; Trout Mask Replica stands miles above this album in terms of composition.
Instead, 1/2 Gentlemen / Not Beasts would be fair to compare to things like Twin Infinitives and DNA On DNA, because of the length and stylistic qualities. But it cannot be said to be as good as either of those records, because there is no consistent character in the music. DNA are irrefutably no-wave in their sound, and Royal Trux occasionally verge into avant-garde territory, but on this album Half Japanese just give off that "band messing around" sound, which can definitely be interesting or entertaining, but not for nearly ten hours. They go from Krautrock-esque repetitions to lazy Velvet Undeground covers but never really create a distinct sound for themselves to give themselves worth as a band. :( :( :( :(

Need a rec from Terminus please

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Never actually listened to this
am i missing out?

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>>68731796
>>68731865
No, let's. What are your complaints?

>>68731870
Yeah seriously. Sure, there are some problems with racism today in Sweden, but we have equally the same kind of problems from self-proclaimed "anti-racists". Not just in the public space, but also in our politics. We have a right wing party that wants to shut down all immigration (bad) and we have several left wing parties that want us to just let everyone in and even have been properly accused of being islamists (also bad). Racism is becoming normalised (bad), but shutting down any discussion on race issues is also normalise (also bad).

BLM is NOT a problem in Sweden. Also shit like this, it's pathetic. A woman stood in front of a group that had been granted demonstration permission, and literally nothing happened, they just looked at each other as the (admittedly racist) demonstrators walked past, yet the woman is being hailed as so brave for standing up against oppression and systematic abuse. What the fuck?

>>68731906
it is mediocre
>>68731919
>>68731870
>>68731765
>>68731648
>>68731589
can we take this to /pol/ or /r9k/ or some shit

>>68731974
>some shitposting is allowed in /daily/ but not all
You're just being racist towards me as a white, young male, you priviledged asshole.

>>68731987
get oppressed or something you shitlord baka

>>68731870
I don't live there but I do know it is not your place to inform people, who have been under white subordination for hundreds of years, what is or isn't racist.

I really don't want to get into this ugh
Just perhaps actually sit down with these "complainers" and have a discussion about their POV.

>>68732011
>mfw /daily/ systematically oppresses and abuses non-privileged minorities
#HAMPUSLIVESMATTER

>>68732021
>white people can't talk about racism
Ah yes, shutting out the people you want to convince of your cause from any discussion relevant to the cause itself, the classic and best way to create discourse and improvement.

>>68731974
nothing /pol/ tier is being said but if you just mean in general dont have a political-ish discussion in /daily/ I mean we're all big boys here, no one is going to put their serious pants on and jump to each others throat about something like this (right?)

>>68732021
I don't inform them, they can feel free to talk or feel about it however they like (just like I am). But I was not discussing what is or what isn't racist, I think you misunderstood my post.
I was referring to how there is very little racism present here while there is a giant housing crisis and the hospitals are barely functioning they're so understaffed yet these issues are largely ignored by a lot of people who get their rocks off talking about issues in other countries, especially America, while ignoring domestic ones.

So you don't really have to ugh get into anything famalam.

>>68732114
>if you just mean in general dont have a political-ish discussion in /daily/
yes
>no one is going to put their serious pants on and jump to each others throat about something like this
ehh, i've seen thread-long arguments here about less so it wouldn't surprise me desu. there's always someone who decides to get mad at hampus and derail the thread.

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>>68732166
>here's always someone who decides to get mad at hampus and derail the thread

>>68732067
Thank you for intentionally misunderstanding me
What I actually said was that as someone coming from a place of privilege and power, who has never experienced real oppression, don't you think you should refrain from patronizing those who actually have felt the weight of white supremacy and telling them what they should or shouldn't find racist, or that their problems don't exist?
If you facilitate a discussion with a non white community and come out finding all their complaints are invalid and hold no water, then go ahead, I concede to you.
You can go around and say I'm against creating an active discourse or public discussion, but I guarantee you have never put in the effort on any of these issues and yet you continue to make these broad, overarching statements based on a few Facebook posts and the subconscious threat you feel to your authority

>>68732184
>>68732221
: )

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Morning daily!
I had a dream last night that the creek near my house became a dumping ground for CD's, and I was the only one cool enough to jump in the creek and look through them all.
I remember being STOKED about what I was finding. ;)

>>68732114
>no one is going to put their serious pants on and jump to each others throat about something like this (right?)
I hate everyone with opinions.

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>>68732166
>>68732242
I mean, yeah

>>68732242
Ayyyyy
I know it will be pretty useless to entertain this
I'll probably pass out in a few anyways so the end is nigh

>>68732263
I had a dream my dog pooped in my room and I woke up and he hadn't and I was really happy

>>68732114
The issues you value most and that people in non white communities value most are going to be different.
They not only have to face the housing dilemma and what not but they feel the weight of systemic oppression on them every step of the way in these issues, even if the oppression is subconscious or involuntary.
And how do you know that racism isn't a big problem in your country? I'm not saying that it is, I have no idea. But I'm sure you've personally felt the impact of Healthcare problems in your country, but you will never feel the direct impact of racism.
And I can totally empathize with people paying more attention to our dumb merican issues than domestic ones.
I'm not saying their right in their specific grievances, just maybe their are things you can't exactly see because of your place in society. And to impose your view of what's most important on to them is a little insensitive towards their experiences

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>>68732388
There are barely any non white communities here and the non white minorities that are found here are celebrated not discriminated against. It's very different than in the US, probably to a large degree because these minorities are more of a curiosity than a large demographic. Not every place has the racial tensions or issues as in the US, or at least not of the same brand, I say this having lived before at the poverty level being surrounded by almost only immigrants so it's not just my experience. But yeah, the paying more attention to american issues than domestic ones thing is the main annoyance I have.

>>68732566
Your country does not have domestic problems though. Iceland is one of the wealthiest countries in europe, there are no real problems there.

>>68733012
I don't like Iceland because my friend is there right now and I want him to come home.

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catching up on this today. Blackout is good so far!

shamepai
transgod
I cant find special wishes or slow music. part of the recommendation criteria was I should be able to stream it via YT or Spotify
you fucked up

I really like shitposting.

>>68733623
Really? You don't seem like the person that makes them very often

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>>68724040
>Circuit Rider
noice

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Listened to some stuff again and there were some amazing pieces here. Crime Rate Sky High is so beautifully lo-fi, it's sick. Haydn's London Symphonies are some of the most beautiful pieces I've ever heard, expertly played.

Once I finish this I'm gonna move to a new chart format, want to do smaller ones. Thinking about always doing 5 classical 5 jazz and 5 other albums, because I should stop pretending I enjoy much else.

>>68733761
>5 other albums
how about screwtapes?

>>68733303
hey im on there
you should be doing me tomorrow :\

>>68733761
dang

https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/herb_guy/r4.5

choose one

>>68733872
s/t

>>68733872

Bird Seed

>>68733791
Which should I listen to based off the scores on my current chart?

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>>68734047
Chapter 012: June 27th
Chapter 013: leanin on the switch
Chapter 049: codeine fiend
Chapter 044: eyes on the prize
Chapter 006: down south hustler

and in case you feel like getting a bit weirder
DJ Lescalleet- This is What I Do (vol. 11)
that's noise/collage artist Jason Lescalleet having a go at screw

>>68733303
oh wow one song off of it really isn't on yt
well there's a live version

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>tfw gf at work so no chill time today
Terrible. Gonna listen to new Pop Group record though and I have a lot of booze so I guess that's cool.

what le fuck

Renaldo & the Loaf have a new album for the first time in 30 years

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/renaldo-and-the-loaf/gurdy-hurding/

How did I not know about it?

>>68735850
Oh, and did anyone find a download for it? Couldn't find on slsk

>>68734197
Thanks <3 I'll spread them over my next few charts. Listening to endonesia again now and it's so fucking good

>>68692250
Sounds like an alien tried to mimic pop music but failed horribly at it.

couldn't sleep last night, thougth about this >>68656811 post and it kept me up

music is bad

lol
https://youtu.be/GO81TnRw1Mc

>>68737214
l-lol

>>68737214
bland af :/

>>68737032

call me Mommy Hampus ;)))

>>68737032
music is great and i have proof:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vs12XIPy1v8

>>68737828
further proof:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esJPVkJDgAU

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shite poste

>>68739151
lad...

>>68739169
Get of my back DUUUUUDE!

>>68739228
dw i got your back bro :)

>>68739263
Alright cool that's nice.

is the "oh" in the verse of When You Sleep the most important syllable in music?

>>68739306
no, it's the "eh" in Say It Right