/daily/ - Fuck the holidays edition

oh thanks

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ayy haha!

>>69802035
>lost by a quarter of a point
cool

>>69803711
I know it. Both really should have advanced

>>69803731
best of luck to jangle.

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PLUG

GET IN
GET IN
GET IN

I'm playing Telstar Drugs, NMH, and Beefheart, and Husker Du

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

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>>69803588
CometPingPingFunTime.Jpg

>>69803537
Hi everyone, I am proud to announce that I will be doing daily often again. I took some time off due to college but I am on break now.


My top 50 albums of this year are out if you want to rec me some albums based off of it.

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Montie_Ray/top-50-albums-of-2016/

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>>69803537
>I'm lost, I'm a ghost / dispossessed, taken host

>>69803999
is that one of those chinese cartoons?

>>69803711
;)

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I hate /daily/ and the mu discord you're the normie newfag scum running this place to the ground entirely destroying the sole thing that makes 4chan uniqu, please fuck off you have Tumblr

RIP hampus

>>69804146
normie newfags running it B^)
100 emoji

>>69804146
>you're the normie newfag scum running this place to the ground entirely destroying the sole thing that makes 4chan uniqu
good.

>>69804146
varg's face meme is p good honestly

I have a question about the PATRICIANCORE charts. There seems to be one for each year but I can't find one for 2016. Who makes 'em and when does it appear?

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>>69800183
There you go.

>>69804487
>Who makes 'em and when does it appear?
CLT, whenever he felt like it
he's dead though

the spiritual successor of the patriciancore chart is just, idk, my chart

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>>69804487
Plebcore charts are better
who makes these and where's 2016?

>>69803999
filtered

>>69804688
Filtered right back, you talentless hack

>>69804657
i like patriciancore charts better. more challenging. that plebcore chart... pixies, lorde, pacvement... c'mon!

>>69803999
Reported (to the police).
Not even using my trip, just so you can't filter me.

>>69804657
>Nail
Huh, I like that album.
What about Kendrick Lamar? Death Grips? Grimes? Slint? Godspeed You! Black Emperor!? All these shitty /mu/core bands?
This chart feels very incomplete.

>>69804799
>listing all these bands
>but forgetting Radiohead

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>>69804799
on here!
>>69804753
music doesn't need to be challenging tho

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>>69804657
i believe this is first one of those, also made by clt iirc, it has the same style as his patriciancore charts at least
that one is idr
he's right though, s&e is worst pavement and refused/acid bath are just a flawed prototype of enter shikari/slipknot

>>69804799
>What about Kendrick Lamar? Death Grips? Grimes? Slint? Godspeed You! Black Emperor!?
according to /mu/ they're synonymous but according to clt popular != plebeian

>>69804832
Radiohead gets included under "All these shitty /mu/core bands".

>>69804849
I like this one better than the modern one.

>>69804849

>Devo

triangle BTFO

So I'm going on a plane tomorrow morning and want to watch a long film again. Tell me what to watch from this list http://letterboxd.com/maybeaspy/list/long-films-for-on-the-plain-to-the-usa/
or come with your own suggestions :) :)

>>69805429
>>69804849
Angery & unjustified

>>69804146
There is nothing wrong with the /mu/ discord

>>69804799
These threads are just as bad as RYM now what the fuck happnend

>>69805742
I've been meaning to watch Lawrence of Arabia myself for a while now, so watch that

>>69805742
The Decalogues are great and will run you 10 hours easy but I would suggest def not to bindge watch them all at the same time, otherwise go for Fanny and Alexander or Andrei Rublev all depending on how long the flight is. Definitely watch the 5 hour version of Fanny and Alexander over the 3 hour one if you go for that.

>>69805904
the list is honestly pretty bad though :(

>>69804146
Did you just post as many buzzwords as possible?

>>69805742
Lawrence of Arabia because it's the only movie I've seen on that list lol. I've wanted to watch Barry Lyndon for a while though

>>69803965
>telstar drugs
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>69805956
>>69805986
cool maybe it'll be that

>>69805969
cool, I've seen Fanny and Andrei, both are great :)

>>69803588
honestly what the fuck?

>>69805969
Its not THAT bad dude, please do tell why it is so bad without using avant teen arguments about why I should have a avant jazz album as my number 1 pick of the year

>>69805986
watch it, even if you dont care for the character its the best looking kubrick movie

>>69806182
dude stop being mean to him and his friend

>>69805996
You've spammed this so much that I might actually listen to it

>>69806213
>best looking kubrick movie

That's saying something lol. I'll have to check it out next time I have enough time

merry christmas hampus

>>69806212
Just pretty meh picks as far as my objective onions are concerned. For example I found AMSP to be horribly mediocre, toothless and unrewarding in all listens past the first one. Lots of questionable choices that I don't think would be me specific too like that Bon Iver album being so high that as far as I see is also a cool first impressions but rather awful if you stick around with it kind of deal plus stuff like that Last Shadow Puppets album that is so covered head to toes in horrible orchestrations and forgettable songwriting it's a chore to get through half of it and is a formula that has been done so often before better.

Could nitpick a lot on the other choices too but going away from purely subjective opinions and talking more generally could do with more text explaining your picks and there def seems to be folk heavy bias in the higher spots, variety is nice though although at least SOME jazz would be nice since there's been some good jazz albums this year ;^)

>>69806366
the natural lighting meme did wonders.

>>69806366
if you don't like public strain you're gonna hate telstar drugs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfzNco7lAyQ
probably one of the coolest album openers ever
how the rhythm guitar keeps strumming a dominant chord for one and a half minutes, while the rest of the band comes at you, before dropping to the tonic is almost like
>dat tony conrad feel
in a way
the second guitar adds some flair to make the intro more engaging which is nice
it shows they know how to make the most out of simple ideas, or some phrase along those lines, ykno?
this gon' be great

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Nicolas Jaar - Sirens (2016)
>ambient pop, art pop

Occupies a very awkward halfway point between etheral ambient and artsy, politically charged pop, including elements from both but taking out characteristics that make both of these styles great. There's not much I can say about this other than it bored me, as lazy as a criticism as that is. Jaar does straight pop without any real finesse, he plays it too straight but never really grabs your attention with any great melodies or instrumental choices. He does ambient better, but the ambient tracks really only serve as background music, they're nice and all but they don't stand out in any way. "Three Sides of Nazareth" is a really big standout, however. It's urgent and really interesting to listen to with how it slowly changes over time without ever losing its banging backbeat. It's a great track on an otherwise unremarkable album.

2.0+

EthyBoy might get a girl tonight. See y'all on the other side

>>69808271
intercourse is a lie

>>69808314
Agreed. Girls hate this lie

What is /daily/'s AOTY? Besides Even Oxen, of course.

Where did Bear go btw, did he sell out for the pop star life?

>>69809025
Trouble.

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/KISINEV/toxic-rymers-with-bad-taste/

rly makes u think...

>>69809120
he's pointing at us........

>>69809120
fuck off kisinev

>>69809120
Why am I not on the list?

>>69809120
this is next level pettiness

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>>69809025
No way, still here, but because of my new job i finally have a life again and get to spend my days helping the church and hanging out with senpai

Mind giving a bear some spotify recs, /daily/?

to those whom it would apply, i need recs:
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/StuffRodHeardAfterAugust/rodriguezs-really-important-show-show-1/4/

>>69809445
>Mind giving a bear some spotify recs, /daily/?
Jorge Ben - A Tábua de Esmeralda
Lousine Zakarian - Armenian Medieval Spiritual Music (a certified natty 4.0)

>>69809487
"Krystle" is a banger though, innit?
also final 3 hype
i'm winning this goddamn thing

>>69809487
Xiu Xiu - Plays the Music of Twin Peaks

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>>69809025
Atrocity Exhibition

>>69809120
>I'm on a list

>>69809311
its just the rym /daily/ users list copied tho

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>>69809487
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/this_heat/deceit/

>>69810462

>reccing GFR post-punk

Enjoy losing.

>>69810491
we'll see. submissions for next round are in.
will the sound emerge as a fully fledged newbie entering the final 3, or will jangle reclaim his past glory and smug his way to total victory?
find out in probably a few days on rodriguez's really important show show.

>>69810760
I'm surprised you haven't listened to Deceit yet. Even if you're not a post-punk guy, it's a great album.

>>69809120
aw bless yr heart

>>69809120
>RIP
kek

>>69808271
EthyBoy got a girl

>>69811444
does she look good

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tired but sleepless bump

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how the fuck do people say closer is the worst song of 2016 its one of the fucking best

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Good Morning /daily/!

2 more days left in this working year! Can't wait for the 2 week vacation :)

Listening to the new Grouper 45 now

>>69812736

>Winter solstice
>Not listening to Musick to Play in the Dark

lmaoing @ ur life

>>69812596
If I hear Closer one more time I'm going to scream

>>69813027
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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>>69809120
oh my

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Racionais MC's - Sobrevivendo no inferno (1997)
>hardcore hip hop, conscious hip hop, boom bap

Sure, some of hip hop's impact is lost when there's a language barrier, and maybe the MC's aren't the best flow-wise, but the beats are great and there's a lot of passion behind the rapping. The album starts and end with a sample straight from Portishead's "Glory Box", and from then the production shifts from hard-hitting boom bap to straight-up g-funk, never skipping a beat. The longer songs are the best tracks, it takes a lot of skill to make an 11-minute hip hop track, and these guys do it with finesse. Hurt by the flows, and the fact that I don't understand Portugese (which is all on me), but otherwise a very fine, albeit slightly dated, a hip hop album.

3.0-

The Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus - The Gift of Tears (1987)
>psychedelic folk, neofolk

Nearly interminable. Its more delicate moments are nice, the subdued guitar playing contrasts well with the theatrical vocals. It's neofolk moments, where they bring in a lot of tribal/pagan/medieval influence, are overbearingly cheesy, and overlong to boot. ROME or Current 93 or any other big neofolk act do everything these guys do better, but if you're a neofolk completionist give this a listen.

2.0+

Anyone seen Darklands around lately? He still owes me a rec for my tourney, which is nearly done...

>>69813206
Huh, that Racionais MC's album sounds intriguing. I'm gonna have to check that out

man 2016 was a great year in pop music how the fuck did people hate this year
all the songs we gon remember this year are perfect,way better than what we got in recent years everyones all UGHHHH BLACK BEATLES UGGHHH 24K MAGIC UGHHHHHHHHH CLOSER but they're great sure we got garbage like cheap thrills and stitches and lush life but those won't be remembered

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>>69809120

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>>69809445
>Mind giving a bear some spotify recs, /daily/?
Pic related for xmas music , gergiev's nutcracker
Or
Gillian Welch- time, the revelator
Or
Lee hazelwood- cowboy in Sweden

>>69809120
dam

>>69804657
>>69804849
I'm surprised people are still posting my old charts.

Get in the plug, m8s

getin plug

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Yo clipping fuckin sucks
I just listened to clppng and its fuxkijg bad
One song sounded like lonely island
The alarm clock was fucking annoying
Features were mostly lame
Annoying flow
sounded like childish Gambino if he went a different type of edgy
Ugh waste of time

>>69815348
i agree that the alarm is fucking annoying but the rest of your opinions are p wrong.

>>69815348
Yes

>>69815403
No

Man I wish Drone Bomb Me would be as cool as the name is, probably bever gonna listen to it because theres no way it will match

>>69813872
Because the year sucked, proably. Barely anything memorable. I mean, fucking Panda or that those selfie guys ft miss biggie boring followup drew the most attention? Lame. Might have forgotten something but that mr nasal nice guy track got traction after all.

>>69815348
listen to Splendor & Misery tbf

>get woken at 06:00 from gf going to work
>ask her for a glass of water since I have such a headache
>go back to sleep
>wake up two hours later
>she's still home because she missed the bus
>she didn't bring me a glass of water
>go get one myself
>she leaves
>have a wank
>stay in bed surfing plebbit
>have another wank
>surf a bit more
>finally get up at 12:00
Music for this morning?

>>69817051
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76PHzENMQ04

>>69817051
>Two wanks in one day
grumpus confirmed for porn addict.

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>mfw I see people defending my "pyramid" with smug anime reaction images
>>69797444
Probably my biggest accomplishment to date.

>>69817069
I can dig but the songs are too short.

>>69817099
It just happened.

>>69817114
its background music, you need it right now as you clean yourself off the floor

>>69809563
>>69813974
Thank you boys

>>69817167
Actually I need background music while I pack for the train that leaves in five hours.

(>nfw I wrote this half an hour ago but never posted)

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>>69809120

what pan sonic albums are good?

>>69818023
"Vakio", "Kulma" and "A"

Also Kesto if you have 4 hours to burn.

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*blocks path*

Daily Dead inspiration for you.

In 1972 the Grateful Dead's jamming style owed more to Miles Davis than anyone else living or dead, and that was never more apparent than on jam vehicle, Playin' in the Band. This version from 11/18/72 in Houston, TX is about as frantic of playing as the Dead get. Nearly a half hour of tightly wound break beats. Almost too intense to listen to at times.

https://youtu.be/3fWASy4CGsQ

>>69813539
oh sorry man, been away recently and havent had much time to listen to much new music or come here

The Pogues - Rum, Sodomy and The Lash alright?

>>69819371
No problem man. Also yeah, no restrictions on the recs so I can add that to the tourney

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>>69813872
Broccoli is a great song. The rest can eat it tho. Black Beatles is only good for the 30 second clip anyone puts in the mannequin challenge, but listening to the entire song is such a chore. Closer is just such basic trash I can't even fathom why you like it. Starboy, I do not get the love for. It sounds like The Weeknd and Daft Punk both threw their most half-assed material together in about an hour and called it a day. I probably have something to say about Maroon 5 too.

And every other pop song is just the same old miller-light-house beat with a chorus of what basically amounts to chopped and screwed moaning. (See: I Took a Pill in Ibiza, et al.)

Granted, mainstream music in general is getting more experimental as the established pop acts all get bored, and attempt to up their quirk for their fans. Also, the pace of change for pop music is picking up, so I reckon pop musicians are a bit more willing to experiment to stay ahead of the trends.

However, pop still just blows, as mostly everyone in the industry is just willing to suck off the latest trend for a quick buck or a two-week-charting single and a few collective hours of Clear Channel broadcasting.

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Bump. Where y'all at?

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Morning /daily/!
Time for jazz.

>>69821187
my house

http://pitchfork.com/news/70544-rostam-criticizes-la-la-lands-problematic-narrative-lack-of-queer-characters/

saving intellectual art, one homosexual at a time

>>69821522
im fine with the fact that some bloke criticizes a film on twitter and idk why you should give a shit about that, the only one who's really at fault here is p4k for turning a twitter rant into a story

on that note, be sensible and ignore p4k (and pretty much all "music journalism" by extension)

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Listened to both the new Grouper and the new NIN release.

Liz kept going with this minimal Ruins vibe but this time with a guitar. As effective as it is, I think the piano worked a bit better with this style. Still, awesome.

The NIN EP is sort of like a With Teeth and Hesitation Marks clash. The most pleasant thing about it is Trent's vocal delivery has some fucking variety. Finally. More keen on the closing 3 tracks than on the opening 2. Good.

In the meantime, girlfriend wants to go on an Evanescence gig. pic mildly related

>>69809120
this one is better
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/KISINEV/i-am-a-cuck-proud-cuckolds-on-rym/

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Hey /daily/, what's your favourite genre of ranch? Mine is probably nu ranch or ranch fusion.

>>69822172
Cool Ranch Doritos >>>>> Nacho Cheese Doritos

KATE BUSH WAS 19 WHEN THE KICK INSIDE WAS RELEASED!? WHAT
>>69821522
"muh theatre gays! it can't be a musical without a GAY character xD!~" patronizing bitch s m h

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Anyone else?

>>69823510
>I don't rate singles unless they are non-album singles
people who do otherwise do so for curve-inflation

>>69822900
so was Tim Buckley for his 1st album

>>69823554
I'll fuckin inflate your curve with singles buddy ;^)

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Post music and call each other fags.
Listening to Scott 2 right now; been going through albums I've heard before creating my rym recently so I can score them accurately.

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>>69823834
Pleasantly surprised by Telstar Drugs, s/o to Trip

Also, the Cudi is so high because it's 19 fucking tracks.

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Why does every song on this album have the word 'ass' in it, kek

expect no tourney updates tonight or tomorrow. my friend group is finally getting around to watching bojack and i'm going to be rewatching all of it to keep in the know.

>>69822172
Post-avant ranchcore

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This is NOT post-punk, why the fuck would anyone call it that?
Because you're wrong.

>>69825052
Their main influences are punk and funk, seems the best genre to pigeonhole it into, idk what else you'd call it desu

>>69825052
it is u dum

also better than Zen Arcade but not by a long shot really

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>>69825052
what car is that

also this was better than I expected, I thought it'd be somebody to love and white rabbit and a bunch of dumb stuff but it was actually pretty good, 3/5 of a mile in 10 seconds is underrated

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No no NO these track ratings are all bumpkiss.

"Singing Swords" is by far the worst track on the album and "Virginia Reel Around the Fountain" is clearly one of the best. "I Would Hurt a Fly" is fine, but is far from the best on the album.

One of the best live albums out there if you haven't heard it yet and enjoy power-poppy indie rock to any capacity.

Anyone else with a RYM subscription see any track ratings that are all flipped up?

>>69825262
I have Zen Arcade on my re-listen short list, I swear I've listened to it like 3 times but I don't remember a single second of it.
Also no u dumb, it shares nothing with the genre!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>69825377
I should get premium

>>69825402
>Also no u dumb, it shares nothing with the genre!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what is it then, it's funk influenced punk ffs sort yersel out pal

>>69825402
>I swear I've listened to it like 3 times but I don't remember a single second of it
Idk why but this is exactly me. It just passed right over my head. I remember "Something I Learned Today", "Pink Turns to Blue", "Turn On the News", and "Reoccurring Dreams" but that's it. I think Double Nickels benefits much more from its length (and, in general, has many more stand out/memorable moments) than Zen Arcade.

Double Nickels borrows heavily from Dub, Art Rock, and Funk. It's certainly the furthest from the New-Wave-y side of post-punk (which is a very, very vague genre imo as someone who loves the genre usually) but it's still so imo.

>>69825498
Would recommend.

>>69826029
is the similar releases feature with premium worthwhile?

>>69826102
I don't find myself using it too much, and in fact I forget about it a lot. I rationalized my subscription with the fact that I probably have spent at least an hour a day on the site every day for the past two years for completely free, and since I had extra cash I decided "why not?". It's a cool thing to have if $15/year is nothing to you.

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>>69826029
Yep, literally 3x, but it's been 16 months so i guess I can see why.
I'll give it a listen in the next couple days, maybe even tonight.

>>69826029
>Double Nickels borrows heavily from Dub, Art Rock, and Funk.
Which is why it's misclassified as post-punk, but they're as far from the post-punk scene as Meat Puppets or Violent Femmes.
It's just 3 dudes jammin punk rock with their own set of influences, not everything after 1979 that isn't straight punk needs to be called post-punk.

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I remember seeing a game on /mu/ a while ago that was basically the "Bacon Number" (look it up if you don't know what it is) of artists.

I thought they would be detached from this entirely, but I found a pretty significant connection regarding Fishmans:https://rateyourmusic.com/artist/asa_chang/credits/

Apparently this one guy who did "percussion" on Long Season apparently did "music" (???) on Otomo Yoshihide's "Dreams". This could connect them to Jim O'Rourke, which would in turn give them a very wide selection from western music for other connections such as Sonic Youth, Wilco, and Fahey with a base "Musical Bacon Number" (is there a better name for this) of 4 degrees. It's a lot of steps but still very cool.

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Some of the shit I've managed to listen to the past week or so. Not gonna write reviews for them all so just ask if you care about any of them.

>>69826241
I'll probably sub at some point, just hope the similar releases thing recs some more obscure releases.

>>69826726
>plantasia
>flanch
good stuff coming up

And now for the greatest review of all time! Me, Piero Scaruffi, The Musical Genius, shall review the sound of 10000 penises ejaculating at once!
>*SPLURT*
Oh no! It's too much jizz! I can't handle it! Noohhjjgfhfkgjhfjgkjjhkfgjkh

>>69827583
this is truly the peak of comedy

>>69827111
I'll listen to them next then.

>>69827583
now this is shitposting

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>>69827583
avant
>>69827657
do that

im so sick and i just got a pizza im a happi boy

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Should I listen a music, 1 or 2.

>>69827583
Damn i was just about to write this.

>>69828350
3
be avant

>>69828350
4

>>69828350
>>69828510
do this

>>69828468
This is also an acceptable answer so i do

>>69828510
>>69828586
You think you're fucking funny? That's neither number, you little fuckers. Did your finger slip?? I'll kick your ass.
Who do you think you are?

Paging supercluster and nyarlatho-ho-hotep...

I need tourney recs before we can move on

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Doing some eps with a hot new (not really that different) rating system.

>Codeine - Barely Real
I'm such a sucker for this band's simple lyrical and production style. The way the snare drum punches through everything else with it's single hits somehow fits in perfectly well with the slow meandering melodies. This whole thing is pretty one note, but executes what it does have to the fullest potential. The song W is an interesting one because it's just a piano playing without any other instrumentation or singing. It was supposed to be a tribute to Slint, but they canned it and instead changed it into this piano piece. The actual song appeared as "Wird" with the piano part changed to guitar on The White Birch. The final song Promise of Love added back in the noisy guitar parts that were prominent on Frigid Stars and made a great closer track to the EP. Definitely check this out if you like their full length albums.
light blue lightning bolt/five stars

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thos song is very good
ooh the next song sounds good to
i think im gonna like nin

I remember when this general started
and I really wanted to get involved
never did
but /mu/ has really degenerated since then eh?

>>69829346
i joined so yeah

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>>69823834
dialoghi del presente is p shit after the first track

>>69825227
>Their main influences are punk and funk
Proto-Indie Dance

>>69829572
>dialoghi del presente is p shit after the first track
>listens to Limp Bizkit
Kill yourself my dude

>>69829689
that album has some pretty great songs after the first track
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgL2stgsezI

>>69829733
no

Just dropping in to say that I'm enjoying my family rn
v comfy
sorry m8s

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>>69830133
hmm
do you like korn

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come and join it'll be fun

>>69830420
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>>69830298
no

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>>69830298
Hello!

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

>>69830545
>>69830497
>>69830298
>>69829505
come plug

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>>69827583
>

>>69825402
>>69826029
Basically every song from "Something I Learned Today" to "Beyond the Threshold" is memorable af (and then some), so idk what ya'll are on about. "What's Going On" and "Pink Lips Turn to Blue" are GOAT punk songs, and although everybody on his mother loves "Turn On the News" it's honestly not one of my favorites. And I get that they're noisy songs, so it might be hard to focus on the songwriting or playing, but it's an incredibly rich sound and the songwriting is fantastic

And personally, I'm the opposite: I can't remember a thing from Double Nickels, but I'm a huge fan of Zen Arcade. I've listened to the former a few times and the latter about a dozen so far tho. Don't get me wrong, I love the sound of Double Nickels, but I just don't listen to the songs independently ever. (I've also listened to the bulk of both discographies, and I'd definitely give Husker Du the leg up.)

>>69826386
Yeah Double Nickels is pretty punk. While chronologically and categorically it could be considered post-punk, it certainly exhibits none of post-punk's defining stylistic tropes, however broad

>>69830744
k den

>>69830840
It's been 16 months, cut me some slack. I'll almost definitely recall stuff when I relisten to it.
And cmon...
IRON FIST PHILOSOPHYYYYYYYYAAAA IS YOUR LIFE WORTH A PAINTING??!?!?

>>69831144
*shruggin emote*

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Hey guys. I'm Jacob Hutto from the bandcamp threads. Bear and nyarlathotep suggested I check out /daily/, so I thought why not. Here's a little chart of my basic tastes, according to what I frequently listen to on my last.fm, because I really don't know how to introduce myself.

>>69831297
>The Caretaker
>Bon Iver
>of Montreal
>NoName
>Bjork
>Kendrick Lamar
>Animal Collective
>Macintosh Plus
Is this a joke? (I hope it is)

>>69831297
hi jacob.
i guess now i can directly force you to listen to this.
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/%E5%A4%95%E6%96%B9%E3%81%AE%E7%8A%AC_u_%EF%BD%A5%EF%BD%AA%EF%BD%A5_/%CA%95%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%95%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%94%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%94%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%95%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%94%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%95%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%95%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%94%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%94%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%95%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%94%E2%80%A2%CC%AB%CD%A1%E2%80%A2%CA%94%E2%99%A1/

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>>69831297
hi jake
i like some of those albums i guess
tell me about your own music, i'm not usually in those threads

>>69831396
I remember you mentioning this to me a while back, will look into it soon. :)

>>69831429
please do. it's amazing.

>>69831413
I'm an experimental musician, I look to experiment in various genres, ranging from folk to punk, to electronic, to ambient, and I will even been doing noise as well. If you want to check out my music, I'll gladly give you the link. I don't wanna spam or be a shill with my music.

>>69831493
>I don't wanna spam or be a shill with my music.
why not? i hate this anti-self-promotion meme. show me some of your shit

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>>69831528
Ok here:
jacobhutto.bandcamp.com

There are other artists on this page at the moment, because I intend on making a record label, but they will be removed from there, and put on a label bandcamp early next year.

Albums I recommend: Paw Paw's Songs (Pictured), Head, Dear Polly., I Reckon

>>69831297
Welcome! Dig your taste man

Like Trans God said, feel free to share some of your music, I'd love to check it out

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Good Morning /daily/!

Last work day of 2016 AND new Haino in queue! Wew.

>>69831297
welcome m8! :)
>>69831361
fuck off m8!

>>69831396
Currently listening to what you have recommended me. I find myself enjoying it alot, but isn't a 10/10, at least, not for this first listen for me. Very smooth and calming and the blended nature of the field recordings with the sampled R&B is very lovely. At first listen - 7-8/10. Definitely has potential to grow on me. Thanks bud. :)

>>69831724
welcome.

>>69831589
Don't know if you ever saw it, but here:
>>69831588

>>69831916
Just noticed, thanks for sharing man, I'll check it out soon

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Peter King - Shango (2002)
>afrobeat, jazz-funk

Some really groovy shit. Starts off amazingly, but by the middle it gets a bit too content with being one-note. Ends on a wonderful note, however, with the raw and powerful "Watusi". The album's greatest strength is how raw and immediate it is, you can tell that all these songs were cranked out in one go, which makes the whole album feel really natural. Too one-note, but otherwise wonderful.

3.0+

>>69825052
for how often people use the art punk description on RYM i'm always shocked that they never use it for that album.

if pink flag is "art punk" double nickels is too

>>69826443
its called degrees of separation lol

it is really fun. from this heat you can get to coil (charles hayward did drums on Love's Secret Domain) and from there get to basically the entire 70s/80s industrial scene.

>>69831297
hey! i've heard all about your music, gotta check out paw paw's songs.

stratosphere is fucking GOAT btw, nice taste.

>>69827583
Holy shit you guys have bad taste. I've been going through some AOTY threads these past couple of weeks. Seriously? Blackstar? Skeleton Tree? A Tribe Called Quest? Are you kidding me? How are you going to act elitist when your taste line up almost perfectly with Metacritic.

I thought you guys were supposed to be these hipster douchebags who listen to obscure avant garde music. I know people who claim they're afraid to post here because you listen to weird shit and lord over other people with it. But, no, you just listen to the same weak, milky, watered down pop that everyone else does. How do you guys even use terms like "normie" unironically?

Oh, and don't claim that I'm making a generalisation and that mu isn't one person. Fuck you. There wasn't a single AOTY list I saw this week that wasn't totally obvious.

>>69826386
>>69830840
>they're as far from the post-punk scene as Meat Puppets or Violent Femmes
>certainly exhibits none of post-punk's defining stylistic tropes, however broad
Wrong wrong wrong
They're totally US-school post punk like devo, pere ubu, mission of Burma, pylon, etc.
More focused on the angular, herky jerky riffs and borrowing a lot more from new wave and the art rock side of things.
They def got some straight rock numbers on that album, but I wouldn't call it a punk album. Doesn't exude that punk simplicity.
Also punks hated the minutemen

>>69832663
>/daily/
>elitist
pick one

I listened to Doppelganger by The Fall Of Troy and i really liked it. Where do i go from here in their discography because i know they had line up changes and shit.

>>69832663
>How are you going to act elitist
I'm pretty accepting of my pleb status t b h

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>>69832764
They were signed to SST records, which for a bit there was home to hardcore punk (Black Flag, Husker Du, Saccharine Trust). If anything, they're hardcore, but I feel like we're splitting hairs here.

>Also punks hated the minutemen
Sauce? As far as I know they were a part of the greater California punk "scene", more hardcore punk than anything.
>Doesn't exude that punk simplicity.
Yeah kind of why everyone was all like "this is a game changer, guys"

>>69832883
>>69833031
Pretty sure ya'll are responding to copypasta responding to copypasta

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Too lazy to pay for Photoshop rn, so formatting might be a bit sloppy for the rest of the tourney.

>Daniel Bachman - s/t

Loved this release, it actually managed to crack into my top 25 for the year. There’s obviously a huge Fahey influence on here, with one guitar just chugging along for extended periods. There’s plenty of classical, country and folk influences on this record that he mixes in all throughout. So it doesn’t get too stale despite being pretty simple instrumentally. And the guitar work is all incredible (imo). I wasn’t too huge on the more drone-heavy songs (not usually my thing) but in some ways, I liked that he threw in something different. American Primitivism is an incredibly unique/entertaining genre and I’ve yet to stumble upon something I don’t like.

8/10

>Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You

Ooooooh boy. I’ve been exploring Unwound’s catalog and even with all the hype, this was much better than expected. Despite being pretty indifferent about post-hardcore, I’ve enjoyed all of the releases I’ve heard so far. But this blows the others out of the water. This is a real changeup from “Repetition” (the most recent album I’d heard of theirs), with a much mellower, brooding Slint-like instrumental style. They dive into some heavier stuff along the way but for the most part, it has a gloomy, crushing atmosphere. The singer has changed his approach, opting to move away from the angsty yelling into a softer, darker tone. All of these elements mesh fantastically, especially in the longer tracks (“Terminus” in particular, fuck).

I’m doing a terrible job explaining it but this album was incredible. The second half just left me emotionally drained. And honestly, it’s been a really long time since an album has impacted me this way.

9.5… though I can see it becoming a 10.

Trip moves on

>>69833168
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
still a fact

>>69833174
holy shit... I'm so good...i will get you your rec soon i promise i need some time to think

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>>69833030
Manipulator and especially Phantom on the Horizon sacrifice the pop sensibility of that album for prog/mathcore-type songwriting, but check them out. idr much about anything else they've done, just that their latest two are sorta dodgy
just listen to Dance Gavin Dance, and the bands on Blue Swan

>>69833168
Not surprised.

>>69833276
Yeah, you're on a fucking roll dude. Just give me the rec whenever you have time, I might not have time to focus on the Darklands/Nat matchup until after New Years

>>69833168
They were actually the 2nd album (Paranoid Time) ever released on SST (after Nervous Breakdown, Black Flag's Greg Ginn created SST). That ep was punk as fuck and I doubt anyone considered it post-punk at the time.
"Punks hated Minutemen" is an overstatement, but they would often play blues and acoustic sets in punk shows so they got spit on and screamed at a lot. Their contemporaries were mostly hardcore punk artists, with their closest being Black Flag.

I'd accept Punk, Punk Rock, Art Punk, Art Rock, Hardcore Punk but NOT post-punk.

>>69833174
if fucken trip wins ur turny is rigged trash m8

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I'm gonna be a lazy shit and not leave a write up. I will say that I don't usually rate film OSTs, but holy shit is Superior Viaduct's reissue of the Solaris soundtrack fucking sublime.

If you want to hear my thoughts on anything though, just ask.

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>>69834135
>My tourney
>Rigged

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I had a couple mini-reviews written but the medicine I'm taking is making me really drowsy so I think I'm gonna hit the hay. Feel free to shit on me or tell me what to hear from this chart next.

>>69834820
I will do both.
>Feel free to shit on me
You inflate your scores too much, you idiot.
>tell me what to hear from this chart next.
Duck Stab and A Tabua de Esmeralda.

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I'm so sick
I'm in so much pain
Here have this its cute

>>69833174
>“Terminus” in particular, fuck
I know, im amazing

>>69834967
>You inflate your scores too much, you idiot.
how?

>>69837149
That was a joke, I just wanted to shit on you.

Anyone got recommendations for metal for people who like classical music? I like The Ark Work (not really metal I'm aware) and From Mars to Sirius

>>69837410

Gorguts

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Found this band yesterday, cool mix of post-punk and hardcore, a bit like minutemen funnily enough.

>>69834066
What's your aversion to calling minutemen post-punk? How do you define post-punk?

Minutemen don't fall easily under any of these tags or align with any other bands but do they not have more in common with someone like Gang of Four than Black Flag?

Kinda silly arguing about genre definitions especially with such a weird band like Minutemen but hey ho

>>69828726
oh sorry
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ensemble_dastan_and_salar_aghili/the_endless_ocean/

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just dropping by to say that the Built to Spill version of Cortez the Killer is the logical conclusion to music as a medium

this thread gave me a good chance to filter a lot of tripfags, thanks

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>>69837994
>they don't filter Anonymous

>>69837725
Thank you, no prob

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>>69837725
tfw another meme begins to spread

>>69831297
Welcome! Love them poly-rhythm steel drums on Help Me, Anime.

Check out Ibeyi,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHRAPIwsS5I

Jorge Ben
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZaEA2PEvas

And other music too, I guess. Hope you enjoy your stay : )

>>69818023
Gravitoni
Katodivaihe
and the studio Keiji Haino collab

>>69837994
thanks bb

im hosting a tourney and you can join in the discord, will post it here to get more participants soon

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No more work this year! Just chilling and travelling :0

I have time before Monday to just listen to music, so I hope to finish that drone thing

>>69839113
>unjust malaise
I might even spread that out over a couple sessions

>>69839214
that's the plan!

>>69839113
Is this poseurcore?

>>69834135
pardon me, piggo? what are you implying?

>>69839500
sure

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Hey /daily/!
Here's some little mini reviews based off first-listen experiences. Will definitely relisten to all at some point, but would like to express first thoughts. If you have any interjections or opinions about these pieces, I'd love to hear them.

>Kahondo Style - Green Tea & Crocodiles
Okay/Good. Nice melodic instrumentation from this jazzy art pop record, did not find the transitions between the melodic parts and the soloing to be very good. Some of the soloing felt a little long-winded, poorly constructed. It didn't feel cohesive in that aspect, and a good amount of the vocals were overdramatic, and not in a good theatrical sense. The track Survival stood out to me very well. (5-6/10)
>Grace Rogers - The Tears, My Dear
Boring. Was recommended by Joplin Rice, who I loved, but I can't see myself looking back on this much. Some of the guitar work is alright, vocal work can be good, but not much. Seems like she's forcing her vocals, and the poor recording quality (which I think is from her laptop mic) does not help her songwriting on the track. Only track I kinda liked was the Bob Dylan cover, but that wasn't by much. (3-5/10)
>Baker Act - Tiny Friends
Quaint. Nice little single, not extremely innovative, but it's nice and easy breezy, and the songwriting is nice. (5-7/10)
>The Baddest Beams - "I Just Wasn't Made For These..."
Boring. Basically, a pitch shifted loop of a Beach Boys song that goes on for twelve minutes. I'm one to enjoy vaporwave and plunderphonics, but this wasn't significant to me. Catchy for like the first four minutes at max, before you wish something new would happen. (3-4/10)
>Sleigher - Angular Death
Good. Reminds me of the art rock of Television, Ought, Cloud Becomes Your Hand, maybe even Omni. Colorful. See a sort of potential to it. (6-7/10)

>>69838718
>>69838718
I've heard Jorge Ben before with his album Samba esquema novo, which I love and would recommend to people first when it comes to Bossa Nova. I'll look into this record for sure, and I have yet to hear Ibeyi, will gladly give them a listen. Thank you. :)

>>69840459
>I object
Jk, welcome. Nice taste, seems like you dig some acoustic stuff? If haven't already, check out some Roy Harper or Michael Chapman or Mike Cooper (bill Fay?). These are my memes these days

>>69840548
In terms of taste, I'd say most of my music tastes are leaning to folk, ambient, lo-fi stuff, but I'm very much open to everything. This is just what I'm listening to right now.

I have checked out Roy Harper's Stormcock. Quite a solid record. Haven't checked out the other two. What would you recommend?

>>69840766
Michael Chapman - Rainmaker (or Fully Qualified Savior. Can't decide which I like better)
Mike Cooper - Trout Steel

>>69840817
Er...Survivor*, not Savior

>>69840817
Solid. Thank you :)

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Morning /daily/!
Driving to Quebec for beer and then 4 hours to pick up my sister for xmas.

>>69839113
nice dude

>>69839549
You beat me and got a free round, both aren't allowed.

>>69840766
Do you like Tim Buckley and/or pigs (the animal)

>>69841491
No cat?

>>69841491
Love Tim Buckley. I have Happy Sad and Blue Afternoon on vinyl. And I like pigs.

>>69837816
How long before B2S Live becomes /daily/core?

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>>69841594
Nice dude, I have Happy Sad and Starsailor.

>>69841570
She found a place to keep them through the duration of our phone call. And she let it slip that she was already packed to come home lel.
Didn't take too much negotiating but she was a stubborn bitch at first.

>>69841703
Definitely need look into Starsailor. I've heard the two I've had on vinyl, as well as Lorca, but I haven't dug much farther in terms of discography.

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>>69841821
Lad definitely check out Starsailor and his live stuff (Dream Letter, Troubadour).

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>>69837816
Never seen them live, but I heard their most recent tour is just depressing
>>69839113
Literally nobody has heard of Pale Cocoon besides Fish who loves it, so "hype" might be an overstatement imo
>>69837725
>>69838606
looks memey
>>69837994
You'll never see them anywhere else tho

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Also side note: I discovered a few months ago that the songs Driftin' and I Had a Talk With My Woman are the SAME EXACT RECORDING on Live at the Troubadour as on Lorca.
The Lorca recordings sound muddier so probably it was edited to remove audience noise; I always wondered why those songs sounded shittier than the rest of the studio recordings.
Also it makes me dislike Lorca a little more, as the B-side has absolutely no merit over his live stuff now.

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More first listen reviews:

>Sean Holly - His entire discography (two EPs and a single)
Solid. While nothing had stood out, it was a solid mix of acoustic songs, ambient pieces, and trip-hop material. Easy breezy and nice for the background. Good work from the Bandcamp threads. Has relistening potential. (5-6/10)
>Practice Records - The Best Of The Modern Folk Music Of America
Solid compilation of indie folk tunes. Loved the lucies, Joplin Rice, and Wayfaring Stranger. The buck gooter and pulco tracks seemed messy and overly-distorted in juxtaposition with rest of the compilation. Not horrible, but just inconsistent. The instrumentals, some even experimenting with ambient, punk, and post-rock sensibilities stood out to me more than the vocal tracks, but I liked them nonetheless. Overall, pretty good. (6-7/10)

>>69842178
>>69842418
Interesting. Will look into it my friend. Thank you.

>>69804146
would you rather we start another grimes thread?

>>69825052
i've always described it as experimental or art punk

It's not too late to get ol' piggo a christmas present btw. I've spent far too long looking for a download of this bootleg.

https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/332713327

>>69837816
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X4alklR5q0
slint did it better

>>69839113
>>69842244
>Literally nobody has heard of Pale Cocoon besides Fish who loves it, so "hype" might be an overstatement imo
Agreed

>Never seen them live, but I heard their most recent tour is just depressing
Disagreed. Everyone's old as fuck and Doug's voice is shittier, but instrumentally they kicked a lot of ass. Only a few of their songs weren't from their There's Nothing Wrong With Love/Perfect From Now On/Keep It Like a Secret trio. Would rec seeing them live actually.

>>69842960
Dude's voice is a joke in this performance.

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>>69843317
>Disagreed.
Must have just been a bad week for Doug then, because I had two friends who saw them—one in Ithaca, NY, one in Burlington, VT—tell me the same thing; the openers were great, but BTS was mopey as fuck. One of them said she wouldn't have been surprised if Doug hung himself on stage right then and there

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So common consensus is that this dude is just straight-up lying about what other music he has, right?

If not, I'm 99% sure he just legally obtained a copy of songs that have already been available as bootlegs for a while. At least, I'm that sure for Elliott Smith and The Beatles, not really sure about any of the others he claims to have.

>>69843439
When I went to see them, Doug was definitely the least into it of anyone there, but it still kicked ass.

Honestly, if you ignored his voice (which was pretty shot for most of the show) and his mopey face, it was instrumentally just as good as a 90s B2S performance would've been.

>>69841491
i beat you, but you also lost.

>>69844683
No it's rigged

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>>69844700

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>>69837410
Wintersun
Symphony X
Yngwie Malmsteem

>>69818023
i liked the merzbow collab i think, one of the few where he's not just vomiting all over his guests
>nye with masami

>>69831297
>stratosphere as #1
GOOD

>>69829346
it was already awful by that point

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Watched this movie last night and i really enjoyed it. The music was done by Ornette Coleman and perfectly complimented the jarring and surreal atmosphere the film was portraying. If you like free jazz and weird movies i'd recommend it.

>>69845521
The book is also one of the most fucked up things I've ever read.

>>69845768
I've heard it's pretty impenetrable and that the movie is only loosely based on it cause it would have been almost impossible to adapt it for film. If i liked the movie do you think it would be worth a read?

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>Sufjan Stevens - Five hours of Christmas

The first comp was pretty weak overall, each volume had one or two great songs but the rest kind of fell behind. Peace, however, kicked ass all the way through. It's kind of unfair how good that EP was in comparison

Silver & Gold's first two volumes are very hit or miss (with special note the second one, which is a huge mess of ideas of varying quality). The third one was very good however, followed by a slightly lackluster volume. Then there's Christmas Unicorn, which is probably the best of them all.

Generally, I liked the chamber pop styled songs the most.

Next up: Fahey!

>Carrie Fisher probably just died

fug

>>69845521
free jazz is abstract tho
this is surreal
https://soundcloud.com/kelvalhaal/tense-stage

>>69826726
Thoughts on Flanch? I really love that EP, how it's so minimalist (it has barely any percussion, and usually it's just a vocal and a synth or two) yet sounds huge.

>>69845521
Huh, I'll have to check it out. No idea that Coleman did the soundtrack

>>69845768
Same, I couldn't get through the whole book. I started to feel insane after reading it for a while

So...how do you guys feel about being part of a thread on 4chan where half the guys are too young to be on this site and half the guys are too old to be on this site?

>>69847120
So what's the exact interval in which you can be on this site?

>>69847120
>ageism

>>69847145
Of course under 18 aren't allowed. But once you have finished college around 22-24 years, real life begins and there's no time for petty things like 4chan. So 18-24 ideally.

>>69847193
Seems like I'm in the right place then.

>>69845995
Oh yeah, haven't seen the film yet but I plan to. I highly doubt it is a faithful adaptation, considering that it would probably be physically impossible to translate certain passages in the book into film.
I think it's worth a read though if you're up for a challenge.

>>69846991
Yeah I'm about halfway through it at the moment. I tell myself that I'll pick it up again someday, but I'm not sure if that'll happen any time soon.

>>69847120

I've been shitposting since before natkingcole was born, get off my lawn you hooligan.

>Page 9

>>69848243

>Page 8

You guys are bad at this.

>>69849132
>he keeps bumping
You're the one who's bad at this tbqh.

>>69849197

please no bully

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>Dope Body - Kunk
ykno for as much rock as i listen to i dont really care about the sound of the guitar per se, rather than as a means of ykno melody and stuff and some level of heaviness
but this was really cool with its wacky, angular, industrial feeling "riffs", extended technique stuff. more interesting than most noise rock i'm familiar with i'd say
6/10

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>>69845768
>>69845995
>>69846991
Read the book, ya dinguses. It's really good. Just takes a bit to get into his writing style, but it really ends up being the most rewarding part of the whole experience. I got such a kick out of the way he described things. And don't be deterred by the two to three orgy chapters.
>>69845521
It's more biographical than the book is certainly, but that's relative, and neither is particularly so

Haven't seen the film, but I'm usually not one for body horror. It is based on the book, and directed by Cronenberg, so I'll just assume it's got the body horror goods.

>>69850864
Cronenberg does way more than just body horror.
It's certainly got some body horror effects sprinkled in but I wouldn't put it under the label.
Watch crash as well, that's a good example of his range.


But even if it was body horror you should like it cause body horror rules

>>69850972
Videodrome is probably my favorite of his

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neu chart time

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Shirley Collins - Lodestar (2016)
>english folk music

In a year of major comebacks, '50s/'60s english folk revivalist Shirley Collins comes out with one of the best. She doesn't really modernize her sound at all, but it doesn't sound dated at all, it's totally timeless music. The guitar playing is astounding, taking many cues from primitivism and the technical blues guitar of Collins' late collaborator Davy Graham, and Collins' voice sounds perfectly old and weathered, it fits the music and the songs perfectly. The production is my biggest complain, it's too overdone (the bluesy guitars are especially garish) and Collins' vocals are often pushed to the back despite being the most defining characteristic of the album. That being said, some production recalls can't take away from the fact that this is a damn fine album.

3.0+

>>69847278
so you've been shitposting for like 2 years???

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Negative Approach - Negative Approach (1982)
>hardcore punk

Great little slice of hardcore. Brief, ultimately forgettable, and a bit meatheaded, but a completely, utterly exhilirating 10 minutes. The guitars are down and dirty, the vocals are screeching and passionate, the drumming is schizoid, it's everything you could ever want in hardcore. Not something that has a lot of staying power, but a fun, awesome listen nonetheless.

3.0+

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>>69803537
waaah mommy im gay

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Wait, this is better than I remember. A few duds but still plenty of dope lyrics (as always). Maybe I should revisit more of Nas' material soon?

>>69852568
>>69852622
Damn, don't you have like 3 or 4 charts going right now? I'm impressed

>>69852960
well ones almost finished, and I've always got a freeform chart going, so after I start my next main one it'll be two with that and the 2016.

rec me something to listen to before work

>>69853266
I Would Set My Friends on Fire For You

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This was nice. Nowhere near as engaging as Bee Thousand, or even Alien Lanes, but still had a few great tracks.

And it's even more scattershot than usual, stylistically. Some grunge, folk rock, punk rock, and even heavy metal-ish stuff on here—all thoroughly lo-fi ofc. It's not that long an album, so it's probably worth your time if you're the least bit interested.

I'm might check out some other GBV albums later.

>>69840459
>>The Baddest Beams - "I Just Wasn't Made For These..."
>Boring. Basically, a pitch shifted loop of a Beach Boys song that goes on for twelve minutes. I'm one to enjoy vaporwave and plunderphonics, but this wasn't significant to me. Catchy for like the first four minutes at max, before you wish something new would happen. (3-4/10)
This review is way too generous. 1/10 song

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Good morning /daily/!

I really need that new Oxbow record now!
>>69847193
>real life begins and there's no time for petty things like 4chan
Wrong! There is always time for shitposting. Maybe once you start having kids or something.

I wish you all a very merry Christmas :)

>>69855036
good morning doggo

>>69856022
marry christmas if you love it so much :)

>>69852568
i really like this album
i just found out This Is Not This Heat got announced for a danish festival next year. woooooooo

i am NOT attending that FCUKING mike love concert!!!!

>>69854871
Send a pick for my tourney. You moved on.

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TecnomaLaser5000: Einsturzende Neubauten - Ende Neu

Actual music? IN MY NEUBAUTEN??? What sacrilege! To exacerbate the situation, at points the music could even entice people into doing something completely unavant-garde like dancing!

In all seriousness though, this is a good release. It's a much more normal album than the other Neubauten release I've listened to, Kollaps, but still manages to keep in those good ol' le experimentale tendencies that leave avant-teens satisfied. Fun album but not as good as Kollaps. 3/5.

Sit Calm - Graphite

Yeah, I don't think I can listen to this. Though I've done it a few times, I really hate dropping albums in tourneys. However, it seems that I've done that right here, right now.

It just doesn't seem like an album I'd enjoy much if I finished it. The vocals get on my nerves and the rest of the band doesn't seem that interesting either. I'm sure if the vocals were different this album would be a bit easier to listen but I'm afraid it's not something I'm willing to spin at all.

D R O P P E D

My apologies to chmod711. I just couldn't do it.

So TecnomaLaser5000 advances. Restrictions will be posted when the other round winners are shown.

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>John Fahey - Soli Christmas Album

Despite normally liking Fahey's longer songs, the ten minute song here is one of the worst on the album. Most of this is sort of forgettable, really; the only really good tracks, in my opinion, were Go I Will Send Thee and Silent Night.

(take my opinions with an extra grain of salt though, I am not nearly as invested in Fahey or American Primitivism in general as a good amount of /daily/ is)

>John Zorn - A Dreamer's Christmas

A super Jewish guy making a Christmas album is kinda strange, isn't it? This whole album is strange really, it sounds like an album they would play in a 60s tiki lounge during Christmas season, but speckled in a lot of irony. Most of the tracks are pretty bad; the last one with Mike Patton singing was probably the best.

>Ventures - Christmas Album

Huh, this is better than you would think. No singing, no over-the-top orchestral arrangements, and no gratuitous reindeer noises. Instead, you get just over 25 minutes of 60s surf covers of Christmas songs. Basically what that Zorn album wanted to be.

>>69852568

>So you've been shitposting for like 2 years

Since 2009 (which is not very long compared to some people)

Send help

>>69856876

Are you at least going to the Jerry Seinfeld and/or Limp Bizkit concerts?

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Bought a vacuum cleaner. Succ on dat.

To keep it music related, listened to the Mikami/Tomokawa collab. Loved Aketagawa/ Ishizuka/Mikami trio as always, wasn't that big of a fan of Tomokawa's singing style. Sax sections were tasty.

In regards to Dolden's Who Has the Biggest Sound?, I would say that the closing Untempered Orchestra sounded more interesting to me personally than the big clash of absolutely everything on the main piece.
>>69856022
merry christmas!
>>69856669
How is life fryman? You got the record deal yet?

Hey guys I'd love some feedback on a thinge I've made thanks in advance love you all <3

https://clyp.it/43b4rp10

>>69857964
Percussion feels out of place at the end.

>>69858002
thanks, i'll try fixing it

who is mike love and why is everyone attending his concert

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>>69857964
you missed out on the tourney btw, you got a really good score as well, sorry bud

>>69858555
could've messaged me on rym :(

I don't even remember what i rec'ed you btw, what was it?

p.s. nice digits

>>69858193
>who is mike love
if you don't know, you probably won't understand

>>69857964
Not bad. In terms of mixing, I might say more reverb on the keyboard, lower the crackles a bit.

Happy holidays

>>69857920
Life is pretty good, recording our new album was a lot of fun, it's being mixed at the moment. I mean there's a small local label releasing our next album, so I guess that's kind of a record deal. Also maximumrocknoll asked us to do an interview, so we did, that was pretty fun.