/daily/ - Skronky Dog Edition

what is s/he playing?

>>68936398
a sax

>>68936398
A tuba

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anybody know of any good movies playing now i gotta watch something this wednesday

>>68936457
suicide party

>>68936457
The Handmaiden

>>68936505
can't even get information on when it's gonna screen
>>68936545
won't release in almost a month

christ the billboard looks bad on a first look

>>68936600
>won't release in almost a month
oh wow you are right, I saw it last week so I figured it would start this week, sorry

>>68936398
a tuna

>>68936644
it ok, looks interesting, I guess I'll go when they show it
but now it seems like I'll go with either I, Daniel Blake or Elle
or whatever my friend wants to see

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Hello /daily/!

I've been away for a while as my music taste had quite frankly collapsed. Listened to trashy hardcore rave for a few months but now I am back.

What are the new cool memes around here

>>68936875
there is nothing left :/

>>68936875
>What are the new cool memes around here
I'm a cool meme :)

>>68936875

Discord

>>68936779
both good movies, I liked Daniel Blake a bit more, but I'm a Loach fanboy, so take that with a grain of salt

>>68936897
you are <3

>>68936892
It is your duty to meme don't tell me you've been slacking

>>68936875
shut up and post hardcore tracks

>>68936875
We all exclusively listen to trashy hardcore rave now; I'm afraid you're out of luck pal.

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>>68936875
>>68936937
actually we listen to rave hardcore but close enough

>>68936937
Oh well that's alright actually

>>68936934
dis one is good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtI58HnLqeo

>>68937069
cool thats my third fav track off of that cd
tops are
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAJdkkLxMos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YV5Vism4fA
and the rest is whatever. i should listen to more of these/revisit desu

>>68937148
Ayy good picks although the girl in Lucent annoys me now when I used to love that track

Mine probably goes Let's Sing > Instead of the Pills > Outer Space > kentavez. Also the mini piano melodies in the background of Outer Space are so fucking good.

>>68936875
did you do a lot of drugs as well then

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>>68937449
the acid was classid

>>68937486
damn

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Rate my new chart out of 0

Burning the used tissue after having a wank almost feels ceremonial to me.
Autechre live tomorrow, really looking forward to that.

>>68937630
-1

>>68937805
>burning
but why, are you a big fan of inhaling your own semen?

>>68936398
us....

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Going to bed soon, dumping this because i haven't forgotten about it, if you advanced feel free to rec

ask me about a particular album and I shall oblige you (in the morning)

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nice job shitting all over your album with that b side eno you faggeno

>>68938073
all me btw

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also have this

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>>68938137
Uh oh, shit opinions inbound

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>>68938168
YUO FUCKING KNOW IT

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>>68938073
Yes, it gives me a nice high. You should try it some time.

>MF DOOM - Operation: Doomsday (1999)
I'm not really a fan of Doom's voice on here, somehow it sounds different than what I'm used to (somehow higher, mumblier and rougher at the same time, but maybe it's just the way the vocals are recorded). The production is mostly jazz and 80s sample focused and laid back for the most part. The incredible flow Doom is known for is already visible in traces and he clearly got talent and hunger, but imo it will take a few years until he has mastered this style. Another problem is this album's length. 5/10

>>68938232
what the hell am I seeing here
also strap the fuck in for Double Heads, shit's 5 hours+, make the day of it

>>68938278
Don't know what you mean desu. I'm not gonna listen to it in one sitting though, don't really see the point of that. I've actually already heard everything on here at least once, I'm just giving it a second listen before rating.

>>68938278
And it's only 4:35 h, at least the version I got.

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Shit meme retrospective.

>>68937630
Only heard All About Pop, but that one's fun

>>68936875
Hey buddy
Insect Warfare is the hot new daily albums, 10/10s left and right, you gotta hear it

>>68938085
COMING TO TAKE YOU

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hello

only good music thanks

https://rateyourmusic.com/~herb_guy

>>68939161
What the fuck do you think you're doing?

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>>68939161

for those who missed it, this is finally still going:
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/StuffRodHeardAfterAugust/rodriguezs-really-important-show-show/4/

>>68939161
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/fuuka-asmr/squishy-moments/

>>68939161
Perfect From Now On

>>68939161
Spacemen 3 - The Perfect Prescription

>>68939161
talk talk - spirit of eden

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what do you guys think of A Seat At The Table ?

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>>68939161
Might as well join another tourney

>>68939161
breathe carolina - hello fascination

>>68938085

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/technical_space_composers_crew/canaxis_5/

What were your thoughts on Kazma Kazma?

>>68939161

>implying music is good

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/le_mystere_des_voix_bulgares/le_mystere_des_voix_bulgares___volume_1/

ok it's full

>>68939161
Roger Bunn - A Piece of Mind

>>68939429
FUCK

>>68939429
lewd

>>68939429
herb daddy ;)

>>68939460
HERB'S

>>68939429

more like faggot

>>68939553
personality :)

>>68939581
more like personANALity

>>68939541
lmao fuck off hampus

>>68939599
getting dubs doesn't excuse lewdness

Just bought House Of Leaves, did I fall for a meme?

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>>68939707
Yes. Check out the latest line of memes by Sdc™ tho.

>>68939707
You made a huge mistake

Hello friends, hope you're having a better week than me :^)
Could anybody recommend some minimalism based on these pieces I've enjoyed (generally, I like those closer to the top more). I know nothing about anything so my selection is quite basic.

tysm x
Arvo Pärt - Alina
Hans Otte - Das Buch der Klänge
Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians
Christopher Hobbs - McCrimmon Will Never Return
Steve Reich - Different Trains
Charlemagne Palestine - Strumming Music

>>68940296
Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto - Insen

>>68940296
The Well Tuned Piano has a lot of great moments

>>68939707
the real question is have you bought Infinite Jest yet?

>>68940296
>Charlemagne Palestine
Listen to sssssiiiiinnnnnggggg shping shling or whatever it's called, his 2015 record

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yes hello
give me good jungle please

>>68941132

The Amazon rainforest is a pretty entry level jungle, but I'm a fan. Lots of wildlife.

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>>68941132

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>>68941157
I should've know I'd be memed before getting musical recs

>>68940396
>>68940613
>>68940904
Thank you everyone :)

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Hurry up you nerds or I'll have to resort to extreme measures.

>>68941427
I don't really listen to jungle, but I quite liked Millie & Andrea - Drop the Vowels which is like jungle fused with ambient dub if you're interested in that.

>>68941427
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/djmix/dj_jeffee/jungle_spliff/

>>68941490
>>68941500
heard

>>68941510
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/avulsed/cybergore/

Can anyone rec me a good Japanese Dub/Pop band? Much appreciated!!!!

>>68941651
Fishmemes :)

>>68941651
Bonobos

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I hoped it had not come to this, but extreme measures must be taken.
I will delve into the RYM top jungle chart.

Remember. You did this.

>>68941854
Nobody cares Banjoman.

>>68941651
Asian Dub Foundation

>>68941854
look out for bugs and don't eat the bushmeat

>>68941867
People caring is an overrated thing. Besides, I get more posts to post this overused obsolete web comic.

>>68941883
wew I googled that, not knowing what it was. Not pretty

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>>68941915

tfw you havent listened to anything off your backlog in weeks

fuck school

>>68941956
tfw haven't done that for weeks
not even that bad desu.

you discover less music, but find music in a more organic manner.

>>68941951
who is this madman

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>>68942025
Terrible Evil Satan Man

>>68941915
is there a pics for sad children archive somewhere? the creator is apparently an enormous cunt but i really like the comics

>>68942542
https://archive.org/details/JohnCampbellCollection
there you go

>>68942598
if you want a torrent
https://www.reddit.com/r/webcomics/comments/1z7men/trying_to_make_a_backup_of_the_former_webcomic/cfwjy1j/?context=1

>>68942598
>>68942625
tysm bb :DDD

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what have y''all been listening to

>>68942981
not terrible music, unlike you B^)
Listening to Jungle Massive by DJ Hype, which is the best jungle thing I've heard so far

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>>68936359
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5A-NQbUSik

>>68942542
Everyone ought to read his kickstarter updates, very interesting and sad stuff.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/73258510/sad-pictures-for-children/posts/759318

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>>68942981
Finally got around to this one this week and it's pretty fucking wild/good

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Crying - Beyond the Fleeting Gales (2016)
>power pop, progressive pop

Wow, they moved in the exact direction I wanted them to move, that /never/ happens! 2013's Get Olde is a solid EP, but the heavy chiptune influence is a liability to the songs, not a welcome addition. By heavily reducing the chiptune sound, they deliver an album full of rock-solid, sugary, feel-good power pop tunes, with a shockingly heavy influence from prog. This prog influence is honestly the album's worst aspect, it adds a bit, but it more often than not distracts from the wonderful pop songwriting rather than adding anything meaningful to the album on its own. The straight up power pop, however, is total bliss. The hooks are memorable and catchy as fuck; the slight chiptune influence (rather than an overbearing, all-encompassing chiptune sound) is a nice touch; Santos is still one of the best vocalists working today; and everything has this really uplifting, triumphant sound that I totally dig. I knew these guys had potential, and they're actually realizing it!

3.0+

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>The Gerogerigegege - Hell Driver
I really enjoyed the piano bits at the beginning of the album and at the end. They were minimalistic, but had a mysterious quality to them that made me want to keep listening. The spoken word/ field recording bits were somewhat interesting, but didnt really go anywhere. The 30 minutes of high pitched screeching with random coughs and banging pots and pans was pretty awful. I first tried to just listen for the small changes in the drone to pass the time, but that didn't produce anything meaningful. Next i just tried to just be absorbed by the noise, but it didnt have a crushing wall of sound to just override all the senses. At high volume and at low volume it was annoying. If they had integrated the piano, field recordings and noise throughout the whole thing it would have been much more engaging. yellow circle/10

>>68944691
>The 30 minutes of high pitched screeching with random coughs and banging pots and pans was pretty awful.
i know right?

When will the 21st century get it's own influential artsy avant-garde gay duo?

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Nightstick - Ultimatum (1998)
>sludge metal, stoner metal, noise rock

They tap into something great on this album, but I don't think I've ever heard an album as unecessarily long as this one. The riffs and the general sound are both extraordinary, but most tracks run upwards of 7 minutes, they get pretty old by the end. The shorter tracks are the best ones here, they're just long enough to create an absolutely perfect atmosphere, while still knocking my socks off with some sinister, noisy riffs. The more out-there, experimental elements are pretty cool, even though they don't add much. Some tracks are purely noisy, industrial soundscaping, and others make heavy use of political samples. Interesting and fun to listen to, but inconsequential and not as good as the more strictly sludge tracks. An overlong mixed bag, but a good one.

2.5+

>>68939161
What's in the background of the squares? Looks dope

>>68945149
We are probably past the tail end of one of the most significant times in human history for art and creative expression and it probably won't be as good as it was in the 20th century for the remainder of our lifetimes

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>>68945332

>Pretty much everything since the early 90s has been derivative with a new coat of paint and there are no signs of this changing
>tfw there will never, ever be forward thinking music, literature, cinema, painting, etc. ever again

We're basically living in a shitty Netflix epilogue to world history where you see the descendants of the main characters rehash old plots.

>>68944953
I was talking about the song Moonlight & His Loser Knife. It was way too long and lacked the creativity of the rest of the album.

>>68945636
the album's pretty much a comp album compiled by juntaro after he became clinically depressed. even if you hate it, it's exactly the album he wanted to put out.

>>68945691
I guess that explains the differences in styles between all the tracks. Do they do anything like the two piano focused songs on any of their other albums?

>>68945782
Yes actually.
Endless Humiliation. check it out. it's also really good.

>>68945822
It looks pretty cool and more up my alley. Ill add it to my backlog.

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>Various Artists - I Belong to This Band: Eighty-Five Years of Sacred Harp Recordings
Well I'm ignorant and expected this to actually involve harps not realising Sacred Harp is an american choral tradition. And I have to say I'd have preferred what I expected, it's a kinda interesting for a couple of tracks but musically there isn't much going on. I can appreciate religious music being a non-believer but this was just boring. 2/5

Also listened to The Sound's second album, bit of a let down, doesn't have that frenetic, nervous atmosphere of the first.

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Oh boy, the rare Jangle 2-fer!

Hans Otte - Buch Der Klange
>Minimalism
Really threading the needle between 'beautiful and immersive' and 'repetitive and boring'.
These solo piano pieces are well composed and performed, but seem to be lacking a bit of substance. Oftentimes the pieces don't justify their length or fulfill the targeted immersive feel.
Certainly a worthwhile piece, and one I will revisit, but one I doubt I'll fall in love with.

6.5 /10

Henry Flynt - Back Porch Hillbilly Blues
>Prim, Country Blues
Pretty much what you'd expect from the title.
An interesting listen, but the concept loses it's novelty very quickly, especially the longer tracks. The repetitive drone textures are nice, and the wailing singing and humming keep this from being painfully repetitive.
The two shorter tracks are great and packed with interesting nuances, while the long tracks rely too heavily on the overarching drone lines to create something interesting.

6.0 /10

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Sup /daily/? Gonna bump w/ some more reviews

[1/2]

>Swirlies - They Spent Their Wild Youthful Days…

Another great shoegaze album that’s right up my alley. Lots of reverb drenched guitar, poppy melodies and a cozy atmosphere. There’s a couple moments when this gets louder and approaches a bit of noise rock but for the most part, this is pretty mellow and comfortable. It’s a nice mix of these influences and makes it interesting enough without ruining the atmosphere. There’s also a bit of stuff on here that gets electronic and almost Krautrock-y (“You Can’t Be Told It…” comes to mind) and reminds me a bit of Stereolab in that way.

Nice listen, not much else to say other than this was a nice, cozy listen.

3.5+/5

>Tim Buckley - Goodbye and Hello

Solid sunshine folk/pop from the ‘60s, with some very nice melodies, etc. As usual, Buckley uses this album to show off his incredible range as a vocalist. But he doesn’t go into the screaming, yelping or moaning territory - this is pretty straightforward. Everything on here is pretty normal compared to his later albums but there’s a nice touch of psychedelic influences. “Carnival Song” has a little circus sample in the background to give it a bit of an off-kilter flair and “Pleasant Street” has nice hand-drumming that works with the atmosphere. There’s a lot of similar touches on here that make this a solid listen.

This is a very enjoyable listen even though it lacks the experimental touches of Lorca and Starsailor. Proves that he can do both, which is impressive. And “Hallucinations” might be my favorite Buckley song so far.

3.0+/5

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short lil write-up

Flesh Field - Strain (2004)
>EBM

Produced very well, but I don't care how nice the album sounds when the music itself is just standard early/mid-2000s industrial dreck. There are some nice beat-driven moments here and there, but the vocals are horrendous, the general sound has been done to death, and it can't shake the sheen of over-production whenever it tries to get more raw. Not a great listen.

0.5+

>>68947439
Apologies in advance for the rambling.

[2/2]

>Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm

Don Cherry never disappoints man. He always creates these awesome free jazz records with a huge variety of influences. Just looking at the credits, you’ll notice that there’s vibraphone, flutes, gongs, and a whole host of gamelan/eastern instruments. Cherry and his band use these elements to create another massive, powerful listen.

Part I of the suite uses the instruments to create pretty much pure chaos. Gongs crash awkwardly, horns scream in the background and these xylophone-like instruments clang around uncomfortably. There isn’t much of a groove reached throughout the course of this track but there’s moments where the musicians reach a bit of a consensus. They get in sync occasionally but as soon as they reach that common ground, they part ways and continue in this cacophonous exercise.

Part II, on the other hand, has a lot more moments of harmony. The band starts off aggressively free, again, with screeching instruments, a bit of yelping and polyrhythmic drumming. But everyone settles down and creates a mellower, more spiritual passage of music. It still feels very organic and powerful but it’s less painful of a listen. The freeness of this jazz ebbs and flows and it’s neat to hear them break apart the music and build it back together again. There’s also this incredible section that stretches from about 16:00 to about 20:00 where the band’s chemistry becomes apparent. They erupt into this powerful, bluesy track that I love and Cherry in particular kills it on the trumpet. I wish I could find a version of this that was broken into individual tracks because that section is just phenomenal.

What I like about Cherry is his ability to blend chaos with more groove-based tunes. He proves that he can break apart music, rebel in his own musical manner. After he does so, he creates these gorgeous passages of music with a number of influences.

Phenomenal. 5/5

>>68947439
>And “Hallucinations” might be my favorite Buckley song so far.
Listen to the Dream Letter 1968 version my man.

>>68947787
Thanks man, will be adding it to my log.

What's your favorite Buckley album by the way? You seem to be the expert around here lol

>>68947964

God Tier
Starsailor
Live at the Troubadour 1969

Top Tier
Dream Letter 1968
Goodbye and Hello
Peel Sessions
Lorca

Amazing Tier
Happy Sad
Blue Afternoon

Great Tier
Live at the Folklore Center 1967
The Copenhagen Tapes
Lady, Give Me Your Key
Greetings from L.A.

Good Tier
s/t

OK Tier
Honeyman

We don't talk about it tier
Look at the Fool
Sefronia

>>68948104
Awesome dude, I'll be exploring more Buckley in the future thanks to this.

>>68947478
Wow that sounds fuckin cool, nice write-up. I did chuckle at "freeness of the jazz" though ngl. I liked that.
I'm going to listen to that record soon.

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>>68948216
Heck yes, be sure to post your thoughts!

Update soonish

>>68948104
v good list.

I need to hear those peel sessions and Blue Afternoon sometime.

>>68948395
it's really damn good, you should!

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Oh BOY I just found a download of Tim Buckley Newport '68.
I'll listen to that first thing tomorrow morning, night /daily/.

>>68948458
Blue Afternoon is probably his most overlooked album, and it's fantastic.
Probably Buckley's most jazz-influenced studio album.
Peel Sessions is essential listening fishdood.

>>68948395
Thanks man! Let me know what you think of that record

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Randomly found this single/EP on RYM and it's so awesome. Classic '90s G-funk, the beats are outstanding.

But I can't find anything else out about this dude. He might be from San Diego, but that also could be an unrelated artist, seeing as everything I find is from like '08 on. Literally all I could find was this release.

Long shot but anyone know any more about this guy? Really liked the little I heard from him so far. Maybe he disappeared, died or stopped rapping after this but I wish I could find more. Definitely recommended, even though it's only a couple tracks.

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>Paavo - s/t
So twee-jazz gets to be a thing now? Okay.

Seriously though, this was fantastic. Almost every song was instantly enjoyable and had a really nice progression to it. May not be for any jazz-purists but I think most people who even slightly like the genre will get a huge kick out of it. Vocals may bother some, but hell, I loved it.
9

That was really the only worthwhile album I heard today. Everything else was mediocre/bad.

Tell me what I should listen to next on here. Pls don't let it suck.

>>68949148

Sta-Kaidan, that hole in the top row is triggering my autism

>>68949232
lmao holy frick I didn't even notice that.

Termi gave me a link iirc but I can't find it rn. Will do if someone supplies a DL because I can't find it on slsk atm.

>>68949247

https://mega.nz/#F!CQcGRTpR!PgKz0WHL_cIHzHYI3jdPBg

>>68949258
love you <333

>>68949266

It's not missing any tracks by the way, track 1 is a mix of the first two tracks and the filenames are wrong.

>>68939407
It was good, liked the flutes and various doots, kinda reminds me of Henry Cow

>>68941854
>>68941427
>>68941181
>>68941132
Fuck I miss this comic. Ever get the full archive I uploaded?

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Doing this one before I go to bed. Pls don't let thread die overnight Euro-boys.

>京大西部講堂 1983.9.17 LIVE
VERY solid Japanese noise album. Usually I don't mind the shoddy recording for an album like this, but there were some very emotional moments I feel that were somewhat held back by the otherwise fantastic performances. Has the potential to be a Poseur-classic, honestly. LRD-boyz hear this ASAP.
8

I'd be happy to elaborate thoughts on any at all albums I've heard thus far, I just don't wanna right 100 reviews no one will read lmao.

Don't have much going on tomorrow or Wednesday, so I'll probably listen to a good amount then. The Elegy Box is 7 1/2 hours so that'll probably be a whole day or so do finish by itself.

What next?

How many things do you go out of your way to dislike because of who likes them?

What bands/albums do you believe people on /daily/ dislike based on elements outside of the music?

Be honest.

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Hey guys

I just realized there's a new Shirley Collins album out

mama mia

>>68950727
You clearly don't follow David Tibet on facebook

>>68950746
i don't, no. i can imagine he's been spamming it

>>68950283
Idk, what are your fav albums?

>>68950283
I'd like to think none, although sometimes the ways in which the artist themselves acts in a public forum certainly plays a part in my judgement of their work
the easy example is Kanye, although I do recognise genuine artistic merit in his case, lines like "I think me and taylor still might have sex" are inexcusable
another example is The World is a Beautiful Place and I am No Longer Afraid to Die. If you are unaware they took to twitter to endorse the killing of (American) policemen, which is a not ok thing to do I don't think I need to tell you... That informs my condemnation of their music in a pretty big way; to me it's just twinkly emo bullshit and I'd probably give it a four if it weren't for their shit-person-ness
Another one is Bon Iver, who gets to act like a visionary because of a production myth

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>The Golden Palominos - Dead Inside (1996)
Spooky spokenword poems (spookenword lol) that are sometimes a little bit too direct and literal for my taste recited by Nicole Blackman (nice voice) over a background that ranges from ambient to trip hop. Sometimes the spoken word changes to half-singing. Definitely not bad (it reminds me a bit of Coil sometimes), but I'm usually not someone who spends a lot of attention to lyrics, which means I'm probably not the target audience. With almost an hour runtime, it's too long though. 5/10

Goddamn captchas

>>68940680
It's funny how I bought two books yesterday: one was House Of Leaves, the second one Infinite Jest ;)

>>68940680
I own 3 copies of that book AMA

>>68952157
How much dicks can you take up in the ass at once?

>>68952233
My asshole is just for shitting sir

>>68952274
untrue, and false

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>>68952428
nuh uh

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What a fucking album

>>68952464
p eh

>>68949148
excellent opinion

>>68952464
>has (infinity)
>good album

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>>68945332

>>68952464
what a bad* fucking album

>>68949148
sounds interesting, i'll check it out

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what will daily listen to if trump wins
what will daily listen to if hillary wins

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Yes, yes, still no Aoba...but I have it downloaded now
Kodama was nice, but yeah, there was alot of potential for more, especially during Neige's growling
New Deerhoof was a bit of a disappointment, it's missing any catchy remarkable tunes
G.L.O.S.S. is cool as a concept and it's nice to have a band like them, still in the end it's just basic raw punk
Placebo was nice, alot of neat songs, too long with over 2 hours, but that makes sense for a compilation

>>68953195

field recordings of hamburgers

>>68953214
That Black Heino album looks nice, just listened to a track on youtube. It reminds me a bit of Kreisky (the band, not the politician).

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>>68953195
Viper - Atomic Bombs and Mutually Assured Destruction Is Fuckin' Stupid if Trump
Viper - Look Towards the Horizon Your Death Awaits You There if Hillary

>>68953195
if trump:
>Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation
>Kero Kero Bonito - Intro Bonito and Bonito Generation
>Mosaic.wav - We Love Akiba Pop
>Shitmat - One foot in da Rave
>An-i - Kino-i
if Hillary
>Red House Painter - Down Colorful Hill
>Animal Collective - Feels
>Aerial M - As Performed By
>Shostakovich - Quartet No 8

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Scores are up, ask if you want thoughts

give rex

>>68953605
can i enter this tourney

>>68953195
ah y'know same stuff i'd normally listen to

323-215 clinton btw i'm placing bets now

>>68953615
pool's closed

>>68953362
Didn't knew Kreisky, tried a few tracks, the austrian accent is a bit weird but I dig the sound
>>68953615
you can have my slot

http://www.strawpoll.me/11602958

>>68953732
I really like how you worded the third party option, very dank and epic.

>>68953732
who voted trump ffs this is a liberal safespace

>>68953732
also lol why doesn't America have preferential voting yet, what is this 1789?

>>68953891
>what is this 1789?
Yes?

>>68953721
Well yeah as an Austrian I don't notice that as much. But they have a pretty solid discography with nice lyrics throughout.

>>68953505
bbbut youll never reach the horizon D:

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>>68954330
>round Earthers
>on my /daily/

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I have a bet with my dad for 2 beers on who wins the US election; please vote Trump.
Thanks.

>>68953605
Fuck.

Anyways, what did you think of HEAVY HEARTED IN DOLDRUMS by ANTWON?

>>68954509
ted has your back
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJAwRTTRdKE

>>68954519
it was pretty alright, hits the ground running before petering out towards the end
Would have liked more diversity of production, not that this style is bad it's just underutilized here I think

>>68954728
Yeah, that's pretty fair criticism. I'm really excited for that SECRET CIRCLE album whenever that comes out. I suggest checking out Double Ecstasy and END OF EARTH by ANTWON if you want to check out more of him.

>>68954767
i will, he's on my radar now

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Edu Lobo - Edu Lôbo (1973)
>MPB

The most innovative and out-there album I've ever heard in this style, which is both a postive and a negative aspect. The a-side, which is much more grounded in the typical MPB sound, is decent, but often bogged down by some unnecessary freaky experimental flourishes. Lobo can write a pop tune, but he can't bring his talent with experimental songwriting into his pop tunes. The b-side is a monolith, Lobo completely sheds his poppy skin and makes a massive, dense 20-minute long piece that blows the a-side out of the water. There are choruses repeating religious mantras, walls of orchestral sound, it's really cool, and great proof that Lobo is probably a better composer than he is a pop songwriter, despite how good he is at that. The poppy a-side and the experimental, orchestral b-side often clash, especially when the experimental songwriting inflitrates the pop, but this is worth a listen for the b-side alone.

3.0-

Dorothy Carter - Troubadour (1976)
>contemporary folk

Pleasant and beautiful music to the very core. The dulcimer is a fucking gorgeous instrument, and it plays Carter's melodies simply yet with a lot of technicality. The fact that Carter is incredible at her instrument doesn't overwhelm the songwriting, it compliments it. Her voice is a bit grating, however, and the album is definitely monotonous, but it's a lovely album nonetheless.

3.0

bumb

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>>68953158
this guy is dope

>>68955468
>>68953605
rec me an album nyerd

is this thread where i post my own album

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>>68955697
No this is the thread where you post your own bum.

Look who's back btw.

http://studentenfunk-regensburg.de/live/
stream in 15 min. theme: powerballads, but there's v lil actually power metal

>>68956363

Are you Trendy British Guy?

>>68952464
it's most certainly an album

>nuclear holocaust vs. guy who says mean things sometimes

What a tough decision.

>>68956570
>>>/pol/

>>68956570
Ikr? I can't wait for the bombs to start falling desu, gonna be hype af.

>>68956386
yes, am start with trendy british music pls join linku

>>68957296

>/daily/ and /daily/ posters will be banned from being alive

Are you excited?

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>>68957348
Extremely. Me on the right.

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>if you vote trump the russians will win!!!!!
>if you vote hillary we'll go to war with russia and the russians will win!!!!!
literally unbeatable

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yesterday i mentioned i was thinking about buying a bune. so i did.

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that picture was too dark. hes sleepy right now.

>>68957556
How nice.

>>68953605
is an EP ok? France 98 by Girl Band is what im thinkin

>>68952637
>>68953149
>>68953168
>>68956394
naaaaaaaaaa duudes it's great

>>68958051
it might even have a passable track on it

>tfw watching the election on Swedish television and Shillary propaganda is everywhere
I'm not even a Trump support, I just feel like it's a pathetic shitshow from a channel that is supposed to be politically neutral. Swedish public service television is seriously leftist and it's a problem.

How did my fellow /daily/ redditors prepare for the coming apocalypse?

j/k neither Trump or Hillary matter because House of Representatives won't let through any batshit crazy proposals (hopefully).

>>68958416
Also what a joke, the scrolling text on the bottom of the newscast isn't optimized for high resolution broadcast, so it looks jittery as fuck on my 65" television.

>>68953605
haha rekt

>>68953605
Oh and Narrowing Type by Good Night & Good Morning

Also does America have the world's worst "democratic" system?
>gerrymandering
>two party system
>dongbat insane presedential candidates

>>68958416
neutral media don't exist, everyone with money has an agenda

atm I'm drinking whiskey and last minute writing another lab report peaking at the news once a while

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Is it just me or is Warcraft 3 seriously hard?

>>68958416
>I just feel like it's a pathetic shitshow from a channel that is supposed to be politically neutral
Name one (1) thing about this election that hasn't been a pathetic shitshow. Just one (1).

>>68958532
Not to mention
>fundraisers to campaign
lol wtf

>>68958538
Yeah, but SVT is state funded and has as its highest mission to present every side of stories equally. There are laws in place that makes sure that you must have equal presentation time for every major party in Sweden. But it doesn't work and we have SJWs and fourth wave feminists running it. The opinion corridor is incredibly narrow and only the "right" opinions are allowed through.

>>68958555
Do you even read? That part wasn't about the election but about Swedish state media.

>>68958532
>winner takes it all
>electors decide instedad of voters
it's really really bad

>>68958592
Swedish media about the election is part of the election ok?

>>68958592
>>68958532
also
>have to fucking register to be allowed to vote
For fuck's sake, you should make voting as EASY as possible. No wonder you have like 20% of the population voting RIFL.

>>68958594
Yeah seriously. Winner takes it all is like the worst idea of all time.

>>68958611
It's about Swedish state media as a whole, not about the election. But the left agenda means Hillary gets praised and if Trump is covered at all he's literally Hitler (he sort of is, but that's not the point).

Oh god I can just imagine the people in my class tomorrow going "amazing USA got their first female president this is such a huge amazing thing wow" without considering the fact that it's just fucking family dynasty garbage and she won't be a good president.

>>68958612
>you should make voting as EASY as possible
FUCK no. I like that it's a process to vote; If you're too retarded or lazy to follow it than I consider it weeding out the stupid people from voting, which is a great thing in my book.
NOT EVERYONE SHOULD VOTE.

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>>68958629
Ok but shit's fucked is all I wanted to say, sorry.

>>68958705
Yah, you're right. Let's make voting ballots in old Latin, only people who earn over 300k/year are allowed in and must pay a fee of 25k, and it must be done between 13:00-14:00 on a wednesday.

No, really, there shouldn't be a fucking shibboleth to keep people from voting in a democracy. That's not how it works. There are already big enough socioeconomic hurdles in the way even in a country like Sweden, where we have something like 95%+ vote turnout.

>gf is going to sleep
>asks me to turn the volume down
>it was literally at the lowest
>must now sit in silence and can't watch the election
Music for this feel... oh wait

>>68958870
le 4'33'' hehe

>>68958784
>le strawman
Voting is incredibly easy, especially with mail-in and early voting. There's no excuse other than laziness or incompetence for missing out on voting.
I like that there's a ((tiny)) barrier to entry, because it prevents panic voting and people who have no interest or knowledge of politics from casting a ballot 'because they can' so they can brag to their retarded friends about how they made a difference.

>>68953605
cluster - cluster II

what were your thoughts on videosex?

>>68953937
It was probably better back then, at least they had fusion voting

>>68958906
>>68958705
Be sure to kill yourself at the earliest convenience. Thanks.

>>68958906
It's not a straw man, if anything it would be a slippery slope, but it's not. Requiring registration is a shibboleth that prevents people, particularly those of lower socioeconomic status with lower access to free information, from voicing their opinions, which is their democratic right (in any actually democratic country)

Fucking ameriburgers.

>>68958906
It absolutely does not prevent those things, and it certainly does not weed out "the stupid people"
All that a lack of automatic registration does is created more barriers for lower income families and marginalized groups
Same deal with voter id requirements in the US

>>68958906
>>68958705
This is the most American thing I've read in these threads.

>>68958968
>i no use words good but i'm angwy

>>68958976
I agree with registering to vote, but I disagree with it being 'as easy as possible'.
Sure, it should be easy and available to everyone, but if you could text or email your vote in 10 seconds, the ramifications of that (fraud, manipulation, etc) would threaten democracy a lot more than having to register.

Is Jim O'Rourke worth listening to or is he just a meme?

>>68959104
>All that a lack of automatic registration does is created more barriers for lower income families and marginalized groups
Yeah but fuck those people right lmao the only person who matters is me

t. ameriburger

>>68959135
>if you could text or email your vote in 10 seconds, the ramifications of that (fraud, manipulation, etc)
I can literally not even begin to understand how there would be any correlation between those.

>>68959140
Meme.

>>68959128
I'm Canadian but feel free to actually make an argument.

>>68959140
overrated but worth a listen

>>68959154
>electronic machines operate perfectly and cannot be altered fraudulently
If you're now going to say "they use electronic voting machines!!!!!!!!!" those should be banned too, as we've already witnessed intentionally rigged voting machines this election.

>>68959104
Please explain how it's harder for a black lower class person to register than a white CEO and I'll agree with you.

>>68959135
The US currently has some of the lowest voter turnouts of any industrialized nation
That is not a good thing
The basis of democracy is the ability for the people to make decisions themselves
Creating more obstacles to weed out those you see as undesirable and unworthy of voting is in direct violation of those principles
This isn't a meritocracy, there's a reason polling literacy tests were abandoned a hundred years ago

>>68959202
>human operators are perfect and cannot be altered fraudulently
Nice one.

There are pretty fucking safe ways of identifying yourself electronically in developed countries, such as BankID. I guess that kind of thing doesn't exist in Ameristhan.

>>68959231
Less free time to do so, less freedom of information that allows them to even know they need to register, less possibility for them to do it because they lack the means to (such as a computer and internet connection, assuming it can even be done online. If not, it's even worse).

Shibboleths like this always prevent people of lower socioeconomic status first and foremost.

>>68959231
Less access to resources, time, technology, information.
The fact that the US doesn't have a national holiday for election day is awful enough

Get all this fucking election talk out of daily

I listened to some of that Don Cherry record, it's actually astounding! I was unsure initially but it's great. Gonna finish it now.
Also, triple six mafia's underground vol. 1 is still growing on me, so perfectly spooky

>>68959231
(crickets)

>>68959462
>Get all this fucking election talk out of daily
No, we're actually talking about something for once, instead of just making a few posts about music that no one reads and shitposting terrible maymays because ironic shitposting is so hilarious lmao.

>>68959484
I have a test in an hour so I can't continue this right now, but those arguments are laughable.
>no time or means to vote
>less free time than white people
lmao

>>68958612
>you should make voting as EASY as possible.

Yeah, totally agree, there's major issues in the US voting system. That being one of them.

>>68959231
>Please explain how it's harder for a black lower class person to register than a white CEO and I'll agree with you.

Here's some quick facts about Florida (a swing state):

More than 10% of the state is disenfranchised.

That includes almost a QUARTER of all African American/black population who aren't allowed to vote. Nationwide, it's 1 in 13, compared to 1 in 56 non-black

Also Rick Scott (governor) refused to extend voter registration while a category 5 hurricane ripped through the state. While this impacted everyone in the state, it likely had a bigger impact on poorer people who struggled to recover from damages or had less time to get off work to register, less access to technology/transportation, etc. Took a federal court to eventually overturn that decision and I wouldn't be surprised if shit like this happens a decent amount.

That doesn't bring in voter ID laws, which are an issue in many places throughout the US.

It's a definite problem. Florida might be an extreme example but there are issues that keep people, especially of worse socioeconomic status, from voting.

Sorry, I'll get off my soapbox now

>>68959549
I didn't say white people, I said people of lower socioeconomic status. You know, the people who are most affected by this kind of hinderance to voting. By making it more difficult to vote, you're not "excluding dum people" (as if that would be a good argument, it's a democracy, not a meritocracy), you're just making it difficult for people who have less means, such as low income people and marginalized groups, to express their democratic rights.

The fact that your only response is "lmao" really shows how little thought you have even put into this issue.

>>68959462
Glad to hear you liked that Cherry record, it's quickly becoming one of my favorites!

Also, hell yeah that Three Six record is awesome

>>68959598
I just explained I'm studying for a test right now and can't shitpost all my time away on here. I'll be happy to continue this another time.
I already agreed that registration isn't a good thing, I'd like to know why you think that ID shouldn't be required though. I would think buying a bottle of wine should be less restrictive than voting, no? How would you prevent non-citizens from voting under that system?

>>68959687
I haven't said a fucking word about ID, and I won't because I don't know in detail how it works.

>>68959715
Meant that to Woolite, apologies.
Also: not engaged politically =/= dumb

>>68959760
People of lower socioeconomic status also have lower chances of being more politically engaged and informed (less time and access to resources). That doesn't mean they should be excluded from voting due to arbitrary shibboleths put in place by people of higher socioeconomic status.

>>68959760
Would you seriously disqualify the entire population of the United States from voting?

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>>68959821
I would

>>68959848
Well that's kinda rude don't you think?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p2VIsREsE4

tfw we will never hear the full album

>>68959687
>>68959760
Yeah, I posted that right as you said you were studying, my bad. We can finish shitposting later lol. Good luck on the test dude

>>68959687
Id should be required but exactly what id is acceptable in the US is the problem.
It varies state by state but in a majority of states you at least have to have a photo ID, which means those who don't have the time or money to obtain a drivers license or passport are automatically barred from voting.
Also in some states they don't even accept student ID's while at the same time accepting NRA membership cards.
The dismantling of registration completely is a bad idea I agree, but rather an automatic registration that happens when a US citizen turns 18 would be better solution.

>>68959808
Last post today.
I agree with most of the things you're saying, but it's inevitable that certain people will have a bit harder time voting. Some people don't have cars. Trades people and business owners are losing money going to the polls. Blind/old/fat/disabled people have obvious difficulties.
At the end of the day. it's on the individual, and EVERY legal individual has the means and ability to vote.

>>68959888
Thanks man

>>68960016
>it's inevitable that certain people will have a bit harder time voting
Yes, and that's why you work to remove as many obstacles as you can to make it possible for as many as possible to cast their vote. It's not a difficult concept, is it?

>>68959983
Are there no cheap-ish interstate viable IDs available?

>>68959983
>in some states they don't even accept student ID's
How does being a student prove you're a US citizen lmao ever heard of international students?

>>68960032
I suppose I agree with your main point; I just hate how the act of voting is so pushed down our throats (especially young people). You can participate in a democracy without voting, and that's what people who aren't actively engaged in politics should do.

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>>68960181
>You can participate in a democracy without enacting your democratic rights and responsibilities
Americans, ladies and gentlemen.

>>68960218
Would you prefer forced voting? Is that more democratic for you?
And I'm fucking Canadian goddammit.

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>>68960258
>Would you prefer forced voting? Is that more democratic for you?
No, where did my post imply that?

>Canada isn't america
Americans, ladies and gentlemen.

>>68960016
Everybody might have equal opportunity, but the fact that so many deliberate, and sometimes unintentional, barriers are placed in front of certain groups to dissuade them from casting is what is the real Issue with the system.
>>68960032
No not really. Social security is the only real thing, but so many states require photo id that usually that isn't accepted.
>>68960181
You realize that they don't verify your citizenship by identification right?
It's by your registration, they access your legal documentation through the computer at the point destination.
Like I could've used my student ID when I voted today

>>68960258
That's a thing in Belgium for example, yes it is more democratic

>>68960294
polling destination*

>first voting locations are closing now
Apocalypse when?

>>68960303
Do they bash in your front door and shoot you in the head if you don't vote, or what?

>>68960294
That's shitty. You need a nationally recognized ID to vote in Sweden too, but at least they're ez-pz to come by.

>>68960258
Technically a required vote would be more democratic because it would ensure complete engagement of the ruling mass
But I don't think anyone here is making the argument that total democracy is the way to go

who's ready for a controversial post:


>voting

>>68960291
You implied not voting is not participating, while the very act of not voting and choosing to not participate IS participating (albeit not effectively). It's important to have that right.
Also American is the adopted demonym of people residing in the United States you dense cunt.

Fuck you all, I'm turning my laptop off now wish me luck on my test.

>Trump has gone to court with accusation of vote fraud
"Bwah I'm not winning so the other kids must be cheating bwaaah"

>>68960358
That was a bad post and you should feel bad.

>>68960330
>Do they bash in your front door and shoot you in the head if you don't vote, or what?
just a small fine

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>>68960362
>You implied not voting is not participating
Yep, it is.

>while the very act of not voting and choosing to not participate IS participating (albeit not effectively)
Not really, no. It is the choice of not participating. It's still important to have this choice in a democratic nation, but it's absolutely not participating.

>Also American is the adopted demonym of people residing in the United States you dense cunt.
Americans, ladies and gentlemen.

Well if Jangle the dangles is leaving now, the discussion is gonna die because he's the only person posting controversial opinions. What a shame. Anyone playing the Skyrim Special Edition? I'm having a lot of fun with it. Much more than with the original, because I'm more or less just ignoring the main quest and roleplaying a couple of characters doing a shitload of minor quests. It's great.

>>68960358
More like,
>democracy

>>68960413
>>68960362
(You're actually right about the word Americans, it just wouldn't be as fun to end without an Americans, ladies and gentlemen)

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>>68960432
>first-past-the-post
>winner takes it all
>gerrymandering
>two party system
>shibboleths to prevent people of certain socioeconomic status from voting
>private funding for presidential campaigns which enables and even encourages lobbying
>""""democracy""""
Americans, ladies and gentlemen.

tfw no benevolent despot

>>68960500
CGP Grey's latest video had some explanations for why that can't really exist, and it sounded pretty credible. Then again, he's made videos based on Germs, Gems and Steel and goes completely against mainstream scholarly economists' opinions on automation, so it might be completely bullshit as well.

>>68960470
>first-past-the-post
>two party system
Are you implying that either of these two elements would be better with just one?

I mostly agree with the rest of what you've been saying ITT, but I would argue a first-past-the-post system gets much worse after more parties are added.

Unless America were to drastically alter its voting system, there aren't many options that make sense except for a two party system.

>>68960528
good vids desu

>>68960538
Two party system is a natural consequence of first-past-the-post and winner takes it all. Which is absolute shit.

Bless Sweden's far superior political system.

>good vids desu
The one's that are based on bad research really poisoned the well for me, and I'm now sceptical about most of his videos.

>>68960580
could you give an example of a vid that's poorly researched? Not disagreeing, just curious.

>>68960613
The one I think is called Americapox (based on Diamond's Guns Germs and Steel) would never float with academic historians. The one on automation called Humans Need Not Apply goes completely against what actual economists believe and relies entirely on a technologist perspective.

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A wild review appears through all the election talk!

Today I start my chort

>Mili - Miracle Milk

The formula here is a kind of super-sweet smooth childlike singer and many bouncy instruments, like bouncy piano, bouncy violin. It's all so delicate-sounding but I think it works because they either sound like little lullabies or caffeine-fuelled celebrations. If you've listened to Audio Safari or Bluedawn and liked them, then this has the matching world-in-a-bubble vibe.

There seems to be a knack of negatives becoming positives by some kind of clever strategy. The lyrics are bad, but somehow the way the singer sounds so young, it comes across endearing, like a fairy learning to speak or something. Also, the instruments are quite clearly VSTs, but the precious, jumpy nature of the compositions makes it sound less plasticky and more like a tiny music box.

I would say check this out if you're after a bit of whimsical fun with bizarre lyrical subjects and a youthful demeanour. It's the musical equivalent of a gingerbread house; sweet and dainty but quite clearly from the realm of fairy tales.

>Score
7/10

>Best Track
Meatball Submarine

>Swedish television covering the election have brought in a popular music artist who has previously expressed rather uneducated leftist views to vent his opinions on Barack Obama and the current election
>They didn't even get a reporter there, he's called in via Skype using his own computer and Apple earbuds
Quality journalism, quality.

>>68960693
don't you have anything better to do
i mean watching tv, shitposting is always worth the time

>supreme autist shitposter Hampus has a girlfriend and you don't
where did things go so wrong
also, Trump is winning

>>68960946
>gf's asleep
>just finished a course so I don't have to study for the next one just yet
>friends are asleep or at an election party which I was not invited to
>don't feel like reading a book right now
>don't feel like working on any project
>not hungry, thirsty, horny
I guess I really don't have anything better to do.

>>68961015
>also, Trump is winning
Really doubt it. Not that I care much, but Hillary stands a much greater chance of winning.

>>68961040
so when are you going to stop wasting your time with low art trad and come back to the real world of high art

>>68961245
When music by upperclass men in powdered wigs who wrote because it would get them paid becomes more interesting than music which traces an entire world of cultural heritage through art

>>68961281
you're overselling trad a bit too much
a bunch of spear chuckers banging on a drum is hardly as interesting as one of Beethoven's late quartets

>>68961380
From a wanky musictheory snob perspective? Of course not. But from an anthropological perspective?

Autechre live was really nice. I'm not usually someone to complain about stuff like that, but they were playing in nearly absolute darkness and one guy seriously tried to make a video with his phone.

>>68961281
>upperclass men in powdered wigs who wrote because it would get them paid
This wasn't a lot of the famous composers though.

>>68961529
Sweeping generalisation for comedic effect.

>>68961529
No, a lot of them wrote only hoping they'd get paid, but other upperclass men had prettier powdered wigs so they got the gigs instead.

>>68961522
shame on him! i'm really excited for their new live show

>>68958927
>thoughts on videosex
it was pretty fun actually, like Eurobeat but it didn't loose all of the fun it had after 1 play

got some dorifto samurai vibes

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>>68949747
>>68955468
>>68940117
you guys won the first round of the tourney and need to rec

>>68961619
Is this a smart person meme?

>>68961671
Ya. Only the real patricians "get" it.

>>68961695
Interesting. I'll do some research.

>>68961695
sure, "do" your "research", "patrician".

>Boredoms - Super æ
For some reason I can't fully get behind Boredoms' spacey style. On paper I should love them and I really want to but something about it leaves me slightly cold. Still pretty cool but it doesn't grab me the same way a band like Hawkwind can. 3.5/5

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>>68961740
forgot pic, not that anyone is bothered.

MAGA

>>68961726
"Will" "do" "."

>people shot outside of voting location by heavily armed man
Americans, ladies and gentlemen.

For fuck's sake, lmao, why are you allowed to have guns?

>>68961707
The joke is that Mozart is shit but due to marketing by DG and Decca and exposure through popular culture he gets more attention than he deserves. I could say, "Mozart resolves trill cadence into tonics as a compositional crutch and his constant use of major scale arpeggios is harmonically lazy" and a shitposter would respond by saying, "Further proof that Mozart is underrated." It allows them to deflect criticism while contributing nothing.

>>68961816
Haha nice, very good meme :)

>>68961816
>The joke is that Mozart is shit
Pleb as fuck.

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>go on the_donald just to see what it looks like now during the election
>this is one high rated post saying this guy went out to vote
>free pepe
wew cringe

>>68961816
I like this post.

>Trump wins South Carolina

It's over

>>68962042
>>68962042
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>>68960667
That sounds adorable beyond imagining, I'll look into it