/daily/ GET WELL SOON PI Edition

Idk if I've ever posted this before, but y'all ever peep this Fishmans live mashup of 土曜日の夜 and Aphex Twin? It's pretty cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTjx1yWyKWw

>>71005749
Hey guise,

any interesting field recording (music concrete is okay too if it's not too dynamic) album that aren't made by Chris Watson that you can recommend me? I'm working on a thing and I want to look into more approaches on collaging sounds together that are not build-up of volume, followed by ambient synth into next soundscape.

thanks

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>>71005894
a good one from last year -
joshua bonetta - lago

for something with ambient touch see kate carr - it was a time of laboured metaphors

>>71005964
okay, I will try to see both. Really appreciate the quick reply.

>>71005788
>people who listen to long season
>people whomst listen to 98.12.28
>persons thoumst'd listen to Fishmans live mashup of 土曜日の夜 and Aphex Twin

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now, a year of numerous departures and newfags later, Whichesth Dailiers Do U Ship?

>>71007216
nat and Woolite

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>>71007216
still

>>71007259
man i didnt even rescue god rip all yall

>>71005894
Cornell lab of ornithology- voices of north American owls
Michael pisaro- continuum unbound

reminder for FlyingIceWizard to give me 4 albums for the tourn

bazimga

>>71010189
bazooper

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Just got invited to play lowercase-ish music in the city tomorrow on a boat just now, all I have to do is make a sustained sound come out of a bass guitar, shouldn't be too hard, fuck knows how I'm to get all the equipment down there and safe, ama

>>71010715
you suffer but why

>>71010724
I don't know about that man, I like to think that there's a god up there somewhere and that he's restrained from intervening in the affairs of man somehow by satan or some other force, the thought of an uncaring or disillusioned god disturbs me greatly

>>71010766
its not satan its paul flechsig fuckin idiot is makin my dick not work

>>71007216
Nat, Triangle and Trip

>>71007240
:)

>>71007216
DM and Lisa

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post your curves

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>>71011425

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>>71011425
goat curve coming through

>>71011425
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>>71011425
Huh

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>>71007216
myself and the sweet release of death
>>71011425
pic related

>>71011575
best curve

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>>71011425
madonka

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>>71011425
heard too much good music

>>71011425
>>71011543
>>71011602
>>71012238
pozzitive faggot i bet your name is theo

>>71012263
i could totally be unpositive if i skipped ratings too tho :0

>>71007216
nyar x gb otp

>>71007240
>>71010853
I support these

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this is total pom-core. should I make a pom-core chart?

>>71012973
sure i'd be very excited to see it!
(not)

>>71012973
would it have musical abortion on it

>>71012993
:'(

>>71013002
just kidding i love all my /daily/ brothers go ahead

In the spirit of Valentine's Day, who is your music waifu?

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>>71013063
morton feldman <3

>>71013169

But that's Kenneth Anger

>>71013169
is that dogwander's dad

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>>71013183
no its not its morton feldman

>>71013194
no this is dogwanders dad they do look alike though

>Want to find an obscure album
>Can only find it on slsk
>It's only one person
>They have a super slow connection
>They constantly log off

reeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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>>71013063
the drummer

>>71013282

Is that Charles Gocher?

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>>71013294
idk that sounds like Claire Boucher and she's the keyboarder

>>71005964
I listened to the first part a couple of times today. I was doing some other things and didn't want the spoken word parts of the second one distracting me.
Thanks for the recommendation because the use of motives in here is really subtle, which was interesting to hear and different from my experience in the genre. It's also interesting how concrete this recording is, meaning how good it is at dissociating sound from their source and how varied in terms of sounds used and texture it is. Still the how feeling of the first part didn't stand apart to me, the feeling of tension created by juxtaposition of nature and machine, as well as the underling of the lows to get that drone/ambient feeling you can get from most records in the genre somehow undermined the high points of the records. To me felt that something was missing,
but I don't want to come as if I didn't liked the record (I liked it, a lot) or that I have a good taste of it (I didn't).
thanks

>>71009155
isn't the owls album on anthology, meaning that's it's just ornithological sample material without the use of any editing besides mixing and mastering?
I will check the other things.

this is a nice place actually... do any of you make music (besides Tuco, whose comment about boatercase is visible to me, while typing this)?

>>71013472
>Michael pisaro- continuum unbound

ohhhh, I actually have had listened to that one when it came back, it was well received here as well. Strange this that I don't remember what it was like at all.

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>>71011425
patrish curve inc

>>71011627
this lad gets it

>>71005894

The RēR comp "Baku: Symphony of Sirens. 74 Key Works of Music, Poetry & Agitprop, from the Russian Avantgardes (1908-1947)" has some very early sound experiments that might be your sort of thing.

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here's my chart. It's brand new.

>>71013859

That Allen Toussaint album is pretty sweet, check out Professor Longhair sometime if you haven't already

>>71013859
>Real Estate
low even for token 'unacclaimed popular album' choice you predictable theo gaily chartnigger

>>71013976
so I'm not allowed to like it?

>>71013846
I already know about it, it's such an awesome concept and one of the few cases I feel bad for being born in "the wrong generation" and not being able to see it being performed at the ports of Baku. But on the other hand I haven't heard what else the compilation has to offer and given the timespan it covers it may be more then worth my time. I'm only familiar with the works turn of the century Russian (cubo)futurist, all I know about early soviet avant-garde I know for literature and cinema, so definitely checking this out. thanks.

>>71013859
>Idoli
nice

>>71012973
>should I make a pom-core chart?
yes
how else will you stake out your /brand/

>>71014056

The first disc is a compilation of recreations of historical things that never got recorded / the workings got destroyed. The second disc is actual historical recordings, though the actual sound quality is lacking for obvious reasons. There's a lot of poetry, but it does not actually make sense in any language, as the Russian futurists were more obsessive about literary experiments than the Italian futurists were.

The futurist movements were very forward thinking; it's a shame most of the proponents were obsessed with violence and thus intentionally joined the most dangerous fronts during wartime. And after the movement fell out of favor (in Russia due to futurist philosophy going against what the Soviets believed, in Italy due to it being degenerate), nobody took the necessary efforts to preserve anything; only one of Bragaglia's futurist films still exists, for example.

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>>71011425
i have the best
>>71011867
im ready to die now

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if a girl compliments my outfit, that means she wants me bad, right?

>>71013472
>do any of you make music
I think most of /daily/ does honestly. Giving Bear, Rod and Yamir do off the top of my head. Most of us at least play instruments from what I can tell.

>>71013859
Groovy! Really dig those Josef K, Marijata and Mercier Descloux albums and I rarely see them on charts.

Surprised to see multiple AnCo albums on there but I guess it kind of fits with the other music you're into.

>>71014344
>Almost as many unrated albums as rated

Patrician curve right here

>>71014403
No but yes

>>71013063
patrick flegel
>>71014403
it means she wants to steal something from you

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>>71011425
oh 3.0 and 2.5 are equal neat

>>71013859
mambo nassau is fire, and i'm glad to see love for Have You in My Wilderness, that record seems to be underrated here.

>>71014641
>>71013859
>Josef K
I've got quite a few dailybois to listen to it but generally it gets a lukewarm response, same with Fire Engines which is a shame since I think those are 2 of the handful of pretty great albums Scotland's produced.

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btw all Velvet Underground nerds in here check out Mirrors, pretty good proto-punk Velvets worshippers with some weird power pop shit too.

so dead, is daily drinking themselves to unconciousness or does everyone have a date

>>71015088
great band
all those Ohio bands from the era were great, The Poly-Styrenes, Electric Eels, Rocket from the Tombs

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maybe I'm tired of CK by now but finally got around to watching this /daily/core and it's really ok but not :ok_hand: at all
I'd watch it again though, if it came to screen

>>71015788
also apparently little person was written as an original song for this film, neat

>>71015760
yeah just starting looking into this scene past RFTT tonight, gonna look at Electric Eels next

>>71014861
Fire Engines is fucking choice tho

>>71014641
didn't someone make a chart with all the /daily/ music projects?

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>>71017199
Hmm, well there's the /daily/core chart which is all of our favorite albums. The Even Oxen album is Giving Bear's, but that's the only /daily/ made project iirc. Maybe that's what you're thinking of?

I'm not aware of an originals chart though.

>>71017199
there was one, idk who made it though

I'm sure someone has it

>>71017319
Yamir (rip) released an album last year as well
Dogwander makes music, thomas (also rip) makes beats occasionally, Big Mess is (I think?) hahaha's band.

>>71017382
Whoops, my phrasing on there was weird. I meant it's the only daily original on the chart.

I remember seeing something about Yamir and maybe Rod making music recently among others. No idea any of the others had albums though

>>71017382
>>71017484
Friendly reminder I just released my album too

https://ethanchandler.bandcamp.com

Check out Rituals, y'all

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Coil - Musick to Play in the Dark (1999)
>electronic, experimental, post-industrial

I hope I'm not alone in being left completely cold by this record. I do love Coil (...And the Ambulance Died in His Arms, Time Machines, and The Ape of Naples are all stone-cold classics), but their shtick is done kinda poorly here. Balance's readings come off as much more cheesy than ominous, and the instrumental backings are just a bit dull, they're not as eclectic or dense as I've come to expect from Coil. "Brocolli" is really cool, because the low rumbles at the beginning sound incredible on headphones, and there are definitely some interesting production tricks here and there, and it's definitely not a bad album, it's just definitely one of Coil's weakest.

2.0+

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>>71018098

>>71018098

You haven't actually listened to this album if you haven't listened to it from between midnight and 5 AM while a blizzard is raging outside and you have no power.

>>71018138
hey i still love coil i just don't love that album

>>71018147
i honestly should try and recreate this scenario because that does sound perfect

>>71018147
if u have no power then how u gonna listen to music? chequemate poster

>>71018196

It's best if do both Musick releases followed by And the Ambulance... if that scenario occurs.

>>71018219
Laptop / phone???

>>71018240
i'll make it occur, i love listening to and the ambulance in the dark.

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Let's get this bitch started

>Women - s/t
Good. Great. Grood. Better than Public Strain on GOD but "Woodbine" was sort of a worthless track. It's only a minute and a half, but when your album is half an hour it's really noticeable. A short burst of modern post-punk perfection rivaling Holograms.
9

>Republika - 82-85
2nd highest rated album today was also a post-punk album lmao I'm such a meme. Pretty much every track here was a hit, especially "Biała flaga" which is one of the best from the genre. Very few other "woah" tracks, and "Sam na linie" wasn't that great, but the rest were at least pretty good.Thnx 4 tha rec Jimbo.
8

>>71019421

>Nmesh - Welcome to Warp Zone!
oooooooookay. Jesus. Fuck. One of the most rewarding listening experiences I've had in a while.

This project clocks in at 4 hours and 20 mintues. Nice. Basically, a DJ Mix consisting of 10 tracks, each one about 10 hours. From a vaporwave artist I haven't really cared for in the past, but this is far from anything I've heard from the dude. Don't even know how to approach reviewing this, because it's just so massive, but I guess I'll start with the things I didn't like:
>Once or twice a track, it plays the same "All your base are belong to Nmesh" sample (seriously).
>It samples an uncomfortable amount of AVGN, like at least once a track, and even Irate Gamer once, who becomes the antagonist in the last track (dead serious).
>The last track, World 10: Nightmare / Finale is kind of an empty mess in comparison to the other tracks, being by far the longest and least interesting, which is disappointing following up so many awesome tracks.
>There's a lot of 80s, non-video game references in here, but there were times when the irreverent samples just went on far to long to extend tracks needlessly.
>The worst offense of all, despite sampling copious amounts of songs from the SNES and the DKC games, not ONCE was Stickerbrush Symphony played. Sad!

Other than that, this is fucking incredible. Listening to this album I couldn't keep from smiling a good majority of the time. I really doubt someone would get as much enjoyment from this had they not been as familiar with the samples being used, but literally every good video game ever is used here: song from the Mother Series, FF, SMT, Katamari Damacy, Pokemon, Sonic, Chrono Trigger, DOOM, Battletoads, Mario, etcetcetc. also, the choice to layer Smooth McGroove over some tracks here was a fucking fantastic decision. My favorite world was "World 07: Rave Zone" which, despite having the least amount of content I recognized, was about 25 minutes of bliss.

cont...

>>71019441

This leads me to believe that anyone could probably enjoy this as much as me. Seriously, I could not get enough of this album, though it's far from perfect.

Doubt most people here would get as much enjoyment out of this as I did, but reccing to literally EVERYONE because I know everyone could pull something to enjoy from this. If you exist put this on your backlog. Could see this going up but there's total probably about half-an-hours worth of content I didn't really care for in this listen.
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>Yamir C. - Yamir
Not as dark as I'd heard it would be from certain words/descriptors, but definitely a great ethereal feeling coming from this, which I'm a huge sucker for. Really easy to get lost in this atmosphere, particularly on the tracks "
The People Wanted to Know Why / Rain Serenade" and "Compulsion". Really have to admire its cohesiveness and the way such different sounds are used to make a really stunning atmosphere.

On the real, I was expecting to pan this because I like talking shit about Yamir, but I was pleasantly surprised.
7

>Various Artists - La La Land (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Enjoyed this movie, but musically it has it's up and down. The first four tracks are incredible, as well as the "City of Stars" theme used throughout. Though I didn't care for it in the movie, hearing "The Fools Who Dream" by itself now, I enjoy it much more now. Emma Stone is clearly the more talented voice here, and even though I didn't enjoy Dead Man's Bones, his voice performs so much better there than on here. Also, ya know the track they made purposely to be bad? Who would've thought that it actually turned out bad??? Every other track was just whatever or forgettable, minus the "Epilogue" part. Favorite part of any given music HAS to be the mash-up tracks like these. Something about it is so damn satisfying, and makes an up-and-down musical like this all worth it.
6

>>71019441
>10 tracks, each one about 10 hours
nice.

>>71019465
>>71019441
fuck I fucked up, each track is about half an hour kill me.

>>71019453
>Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - Lovelyville
Has some of their best songs, and a whole bunch of uninteresting experiments. On one hand, tracks like "Nail in the Head" and "
Sinking Boats" are awesome, and on the other, one track is just a minute and a half of shit sounds. Hard to believe a masterpiece like "Mother of All Saints" immediately preceded this.
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>夕方の犬(U ･ｪ･) - ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ
an interesting bandcamp-core experiement that will probably interest more people who like dead space than me. Cute pupper on the cover tho.
5

>Kairon; IRSE! - Ruination
Just read my review of RYM on it. Doesn't really live up to Ujubasajuba nor does it do its own thing successfully. Just a slight disappointment.
5

>Run the Jewels - Run the Jewels 3
Really subdued compared to their last output. The last two songs were okay but trades high-energy and punchlines for production cliches.
4

>Lynyrd Skynyrd - (pronounced 'lĕh-'nérd 'skin-'nérd)
It's bad.
3

What next?

>>71019482

Kate Bush or Joe Meek

>>71019421
>pretending to like women this much
Quit fronting you pescesexual

>>71019421
>A short burst of modern post-punk perfection rivaling Holograms.
holograms s/t is underrated. i love that album

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plugg me

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>Three EPs
Really ominous, moody techno with heavy bass on some of the tracks. Pretty far outside of what I'd consider UK Bass (but what do I know), this is still groovy in its own kind of way. I'm a sucker for dance music with an experimental touch, and this is no exception.
7

>Lubomyr Melnyk Performs KMH
Continuous piano music? Sounds a bit overwhelming, but Melnyk manages to keep it interesting at least for most of the 50 minutes. It only feels like 30 minutes though, so I guess that's a pretty good thing.
6

>Mars - The Complete Studio Recordings NYC 1977-1978
I know I'm gonna get crucified for giving this a higher rating than Contortions /and/ DNA, but this band has a certain charm that I can't help but smile at while listening. Yeah, there's some duds, but they at the very least keep it entertaining the entire time.
6

>Liquid Liquid
Funk-influenced no wave, based on the concept alone, makes me think it'd be my favorite genre. However, every band of said genre I've heard has been underwhelming based on my expectations. Liquid Liquid is not an exception, but they do pull off some nice grooves on here and holy shit, that drumming is amazing.
6

>>71020053
k

>>71019421
i knew you'd love women..................... but better than public strain........ boi........
also is black rice not the greatest song of all time

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>>71017382
Obligatory I produce music post.

https://ironmusic.bandcamp.com/

Next tortsament bout should be done today or tomorrow.

>>71019490
k ;)

>>71019903
okay I admit it's actually a 4

>>71019989
yeahyeahyeah gOOOd shit dude

>>71020095
you forget that I AM FISH: haver of edgy opinions

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmDL-EUFDDU
10/10 best Scrubs rock of all time

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>there are dailyposters not in plug RIGHT NOW

>>71020513
every1 in plug RIGHT NOW is a furry

>>71020595
and you're a FISH which makes you a scalie

>>71020595
please stop using my name sdc

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>Justok vs. Jimjazz
>Daniel Johnston - 1990 vs Lotic - Heterocetera

"1990" felt like Daniel sans charm. Not much to say, his songwriting is and has always been simple but here it lacks all of the brilliance that makes me like his music. This is probably my least favorite album from all of his that I've heard.

Three tracks from "Heterocetera" follow very similar, nearly identical, formulas. They present a brief spout of rhythm, then stop, then do it again a few times before going into about a minute of sustained rhythm/climax, then denouement, then the track ends. The opening and closing track followed a different formula, where they just slowly layer rhythm and noise into a climax. Basically what I'm saying is the only interesting aspect of this album is timbre, which is cool but ultimately a novelty. The rhythm gets dense, but not in a way that is cleanly syncopated. At its most rhythmic, it is just a bedlam of beats rather than anything clear. They rarely (never, if I recall corectly) used any of them spicy purdie shuffles or back beats narrow and hard to master, mostly just on-beat thumps and wubs with light embellishments. Timbre can't hold a work up by itself.

But what does it all mean!?

You both suck.

Letov wins.

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>>71020844
>You both suck.
>Letov wins.
based

Is anyone else sort of disappointed with the new mix of The Texas Jerusalem Crossroads mix? It's not like TERRIBLE, and I like hearing Josh Pearson's amazing vocals, but the cleaner production and other editing decisions make a lot less sense to me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iF96B27HYik
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ28bBvKjig

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matchup four boys

>Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul
dear god that first half is stunning. however, the second half is weighed down by a less-stunning third song and an incredibly long spoken introduction to the fourth song. that song ends brilliantly however, so i can forgive it. real nice stuff.
favorite tracks: walk on by, hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic
7/10 i like this +

>Man Man - The Man in a Blue Turban with a Face
very eclectic instrumentation and odd vocals come together to make a very quirky experience. sadly, the various elements to me just come together like rocks and sticks in a stew. not very delicious.
favorite tracks: zebra, gold teeth, i, manface
4/10 i dislike this +

letov wins! thanks to rodriguez for participating!

also, still waiting on those recs from fish and nyar, please get em in!

>>71020095
>i knew you'd love women..................... but better than public strain........ boi........
this desu
also shaking hand is underrated af

>>71021045
>this desu
this to be h

>>71021020
>liking Hot Buttered Soul
It's almost like you have good taste or something
but seriously once I cried to By the Time I Get Home From Phoenix, idek know why, last time I ended a relationship with someone was 8th grade lmao.

>>71020844
d-do i still need to give you a rec?

>>71021102
those last 10 minutes are goddamn beautiful man

>>71005788
wew i had no idea that was a mashup, whats the aphex twin song?

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>>71021020
>4/10 i dislike this
wrong

>>71021234
Peek 824545201
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYljVbzYpeQ

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>>71013859
Hey, want to be added to this?

Actually, this hasn't been updated in a while. Does anyone else want to be added to the dailycore chart?

>>71015788
TIL synecdoche is /daily/core

>>71017319
oh hey it was already posted once itt

>>71021393
sure! is it just three albums that define my taste?

>>71021406
Uh yeah, what's your trip?

>>71021432
pom, I guess

>>71021440
oh whoops, I was anonposting and forgot to put my trip back on

>>71021163
Anytime. You can wait if you want.

>>71021393
Sure, add me. I guess put Hissing Fauna, Black Mahogani, and Modern Jester

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Where's my boi rod at

>Djwwww - Arigato
In a similar vein to toiret status, I'm super impressed by the production and the arrangement of super interesting samples ranging from stock sound effects, to legend of zelda grunts, to other known artists.
However, the album as a whole sounds like a complete mess to me. While it was an entertaining listen, the ugly repetition or complete lack of any progression beyond the exploration of sound got on my nerves often.
Not quite on the same disorienting or sickening levels of toiret status but close. Still there are some amazing moments on here when things do mesh together, and the guy clearly has a great sense of humor.

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>Genetics and Windsurfing - Audio Stream Continuum
This album is mind blowing. This is a unique blend of drone and glitch samples that are molded into rugged, crusty trap/hardstyle beats. The textures are incredible. They have everything that I love. If I were to compare it to anything, which wouldn’t do it justice, I’d compare it to Pomegranates by Nicolas Jaar but much heavier and faster. In fact, it’s super fucking heavy and hard hitting and does not let up on the abrasion, yet it doesn’t overbear you with noise, each attack feels earned and built up to. It somehow manages to not be an onslaught of random noise, which I feel like has been a trend with some of the recent OM releases I’ve heard. Though the beats are hardly orthodox and constantly shapeshift, with a surprise at every corner, beats don’t go off like you’d expect them to, but they fall into place in ways that make sense later.
This is all probably just coming off as stream of consciousness and won’t make sense to a reader, so if I interested you at all, just go listen to it, though I feel like it’s a very personal album and most people won’t like it but hey try it out.
It’s one of the coolest records I’ve listened to in a long time. Bonus points for the album cover.

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Gastr del Sol - Camoufleur (1998)
>post-rock, experimental rock

Gastr del Sol will probably always be that one band I really should be into that I just can't get into. O'Rourke's guitar work is amazing as always, and the tracks where his guitar dominates are always great ("Bauchredner", especially), but the electronics-driven tracks just go on and on without any real progression, and the vocals grate on me. It's more streamlined than the other stuff I've heard by this band, but it's still very overly meandering. A somewhat solid album with some big high points.

2.5+

Sockeye - Retards Hiss Past My Window (1994)
>hardcore punk

dude stale politically incorrect humor lmao

i like the guitar tone and some tracks are kinda catchy but this is fucking worthless

0.5+

>>71021486
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ann_peebles/i_cant_stand_the_rain/

>>71021457
ok, yeah, cool. Three albums, can't pick anything already on there
>>71021508
Done

>>71022015
Coffin for Head of State
Carlos, ERASMO...
Amara Touré 1973-1980

My headphones are broken so i haven't been listening to stuff lately, getting new ones soon though.
>>71020844
I understand that a lot of 1990 is pretty polarizing, but i don't see how you can discount the songwriting when tracks like Spirit World Rising, Some Things Last a Long Time, and True Love Will Find You in the End are on it. As for the live recordings, the stark contrast between hearing Daniel moments from breaking down and crying while people in the background cheer and clap is devastating and i can't accurately put into words how it makes me feel. Softly and Tenderly perfectly ends the album with a church choir that manages to both be haunting and comforting at the same time. Rant over. Anyway, sorry you didn't like it.
>>71021393
Might as well get in on this even though trip up already has stratosphere on there. Flying Saucer Attack - s/t, The Caretaker - An Empty Bliss Beyond this World, Alex G - Race

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>>71020844

Nice, I'll come up with something to rec soon™. What did you think of it by the way?

>>71021020

I agree that the last track's spoken word intro can be a bit much, but it's still a pretty fantastic release. Check this out: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/baby_huey/the_baby_huey_story__the_living_legend/

>>71021045
shaking hand is FUCKING nuts

>>71022827

Me on the left

>>71022848
you are Orbit(tm) Gum?

>>71022181
>What did you think of it by the way?
It was alright, which is enough to win in this case ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

>>71020844
guess I should finally learn my lesson about recommending any electronic novelties hoping for people to be as excited as I am

>>71013859
neato

hi guys its 3 am where i am and I'm filled w self-loathing

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>>71023572
nice me too good job

>>71023592
that's not true
you are [___]

>>71023704
yeah, that's right
[]'

>>71023572
move somewhere where it's 4am then

>>71014322
Just woke up. Coffee time.

The language experiments you describe are most probably Khlebnikoff's (transcription may be off) zaum works with which I'm well familiar, anyway I'll stop guessing and finally listen to the recording. Thanks for recommendation.
On the topic of violence I think there's a great gap between Russian and Italian futurists. With the exception of Mayakovski who has been in prison form the age or 14 (but who I think took no part in the revolution), most of the Russian futurist were die hard utopist, underling the spiritual side of the Russian soul that could be heard in the music and theory of Scriabin if that one comic book about music history I've read is right.
Italian futurists were warhungry as hell and I think even Marinetti said that "The sound of war is the music of the future/ the true music for the futurist. Don't quote me on this one though.
I think that the reason Italian works weren't preserved is that no body took them seriously. I don't think that Rusollo ever held a successful show at all. A top of that the short life of the movement (and all modernist movements at the time), coupled with the war (I think Rusollo's noisemakers were moved to an museum or something, only for the building to be turned into ruble by a bombing) helped a lot.
I think that most of Russian futurists works are well preserved even if the Stalinist regime tried to clear up the scene for it's own art.

>>71014641
I do too, that's why I ask. Lately I've been finally thinking of putting on a show or two in my city (Sofia, Bulgaria), which has virtually no scene or interest or tradition in noise/field recording or anything outside of the mainstream (except for a brief post-punk movement in the 80s-early 90's).
On top of that I don't feel like soundcloud threads or soundcloud in general is able to do for me, what I want for my music. I've been really struggling with that as of late. On top of that the only label that publishes noise/drone in...

>>71014641
in Bulgaria, called Abandonment has a big "No submission wanted" sigh on it's page, and also haven't published anything in the last year or so.
The good think is that I don't really care if I managed to get published or if I really succeed in putting out of show. When I sit and start cutting up tape or playing with the mixer I feel this relief, meditaion-like, and that's what's important for me.

>>71015088
I've heard that. I would categorize it as "interesting" rather than "really good" or something, but as far as I remember it had some catchy singles.
>>71017382
I'm interested in what Dogwander does. I'm kind of a fan of his. Once I posted a track I was really proud of here and he said that it was entertaining. It made me feel good.
>>71017509
I will listen to that.

>>71024118
What about bandcamp? Dogwander uses this, and pretty much everyone else

>>71017509

"A mesmerizing half an hour. Like a crystal clear forest river, it's romantic shimmer leads one to oneself."

I won't set up a score and out front I got to say I loved it. There's that thing, a peculiar dense silence after I listen to something that grabs me real tight and that silence was there. I'm a sucker for American folk guitar and I'm a sucker for your record.
After I said this, I'll permit myself some criticism. Firstly the guitar playing on the album. It's evident that you are experienced in what you do, the tone is clear the rhythm is spot on (with some exception in the more emotional parts of the title track, which stand on their on just fine with the exception that they could be takes as off putting mistakes made by someone lazy enough not to bother with retaking the whole 20 minute set, just as they could stand as emotional high points. Still my problem with those are that they make the playing evident, anyway...) and the structure of the tracks, especially Amanita Mountain (which is my favorite) is well formed, taken care of, which I know from experience isn't that light of a task. The dynamics are a centerpoint of the album, with the fade ins and outs marking the turning points in the story told. A high point in the album is a part in Rituals where an open string provides a particular drone while, really gluing the music together. I could argue that the themes of the second and third track sound alike at some point, mainly in the way you slide the bassline, but I've heard your album just once and I don't think I have the right to make that claim seriously, more so that I'm pitch deaf.
As for the voice delivery - it's appropriate, subtle and clear, on par with the feel of the album,making the lyrics audible while still coloring them with just the right amount of melancholy to underline what's happening on the guitar.
I like the way the album's structured, with each track being twice as long as the previous,it makes the whole thing...

>>71024606
it makes the whole thing move on it's own, which again underlines the feeling of a overarching flow, which corresponds both to the image of a river flowing I have, but also with the birds on the cover. I'm actually really interested in the imagery of the cover and the way the themes of the lyrics could apply to natural live as well as to social life and more than that - how both are felt the same with this clarity and honesty that make what you've did worth it. Typing this, it's nice that details like this chain together, it makes clear that the album and the pieces in it were actually thought out before recording, that there was some need of expression that set the stone rolling. A lot of amateur musician (myself included) have this desperate need for attention and are willing to produce content just so it could be out there, just so there could be a product to be advertised and liked. Anyway, to wrap things up, my only major problem is with the length of the title track. At around 15 minutes in, there's this fade out that I thought was going to be the end, but you continued for some 5 minutes more after it. There were some nice moments in that time, your playing as nice as a whole, but it felt too much like jamming, unnecessary, lacking the energy of the first 15 minutes. Stylistically there's nothing wrong with a choice like that, it's a bold one, I just hoped that the illusion of an end would bring a difference with itself, a change. Maybe that's impossible for the album, it's against the idea of the river, the idea of nature and the nature of things that are ever-changing and ever-lasting, but I feel like this fade out lied to me in some way, and maybe that's a good thing, I don't know. I say this because the album isn't varied much in musically, which isn't a bad thing, it's in own comfort zone, which is way the album is comforting,
maybe this is where subjective things start showing up, so I'll cut it up here.

Thanks for doing what you've did.

>>71024601
I've never taken myself seriously enough to think that there's any sense in trying the platform. It always seemed to "professional" for what I do.
I also have conceptual problems with the whole thing. As of late I started realizing just how much effort I put into promoting my stuff in threads and in soundcloud via comments and reposts and I think that takes me away from what's important. Actually I just want to make live show since I think a big part of what I do is the performance and material manipulation that the instruments (myself included) go trough. Think mainly of the workframe that Artaud sets with his writings.

Still, I'll ask around and maybe re-upload some things there as well.

https://soundcloud.com/nqmanikoi/s-dni

>>71024606
>>71024720
Really cool of you to take the time to write such a comprehensive review. I'm glad you liked it. It's also up on RYM if you feel like being kind.

Do you have a music project?

>>71025693
https://soundcloud.com/nqmanikoi/s-dni

maybe I should take a trip. That's the track I send to dogwander, the last improvisation I did. Bear in mind that's it live, so the radio input is a chance operation so to say.
княжeвo is a couple of field recordings I did
cтapитe мaйcтopи is a jam with friends that they asked me to upload.

>>71021393
If you want to add me:

Michael Chapman - Rainmaker
Grateful Dead - Europe 72
Bill Fay - Time of the Last Persecution

Thanks

>>71025761
I'll listen at work today. Yeah, get a trip, join the party

>>71021393
while you're at it could you replace the durutti column and yawning man with moodymann s/t and jam city - classical curves, thanks bud
I can't decide desu but oh well

>>71017199
I did, but it needs an update
I'll see if I can finish it today

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Get ready...

These are your favorite albums I haven't heard yet according to RYM.

Which first?

>>71026937
shit boi nice chart, get on PiL

le

https://twitter.com/kaneo_/status/831719866256220161

>>71027206
is this poseurcore

>>71026937
Thinking fellers and jazz composers

>>71027234
this is poseurcore >>71026937

>>71027435
>modest mouse, joanna newsom, king crimson
Uh huh, poseurs.

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this album reminds me of catherine wheel except its actually good

>>71026937
thinking fellers then joy division then PiL

*dabs*

>>71027757
*dubs*

>>71027828
you suck nigga

skrt skrt skrt look at that shit go nigga RRRRAA *dubs*

>>71027913
how embarrassing *dubs*

I was to receive antibiotics tomorrow to treat Pi, but she just passed away...

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>>71028395
rip

>>71028395
oh no!

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>>71028395
rip

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>>71028395
I'm so sorry hampy
RIP Pi

>>71028395
:(

>>71028395
kek

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>>71028395
why god

why couldn't you take terminus instead

https://youtu.be/H2R2Ck8qKWM
I'm really heartbroken by this new string of Mount Eerie tracks, and I'd be lying if I thought it wasn't at least partially because of context. However, I do really really think these are the best songs he's written in years.

Are y'all excited to see what he has coming next or think everyone is overreacting to these tracks due to the death of his wife?

>>71029888
"nice trips fish"

thanks

>>71028395
:( sorry dude

>>71029888
nice trips fish

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>>71029888

>>71030858
why are u not paying ur respects man ur heartless man just heartless fuckin monster

>>71028395
I had two pet hamsters that killed each other in a bloody murder fest when I was a kid. Family went out for dinner, one snuck out and into the other's cage and then they clawed and bit each other into bloody pulps and both died.

Sad time ;_;

RIP Pi.

>>71028395
sleep tight nibbler

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>>71031339

Just going to have to give Metal Box another listen. What should I listen for? What do the Metal Box lovers love about it?

>>71028395
RIP :(

>>71031665
i love how pseuds are drawn to it like moths to a flame

on the topic of music making. I was browsing the archive and saw this post that Kanzler made march of last year.

https://dogwander.bandcamp.com/
https://evenoxen.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/thomasofzo
https://hampusgronvall.bandcamp.com/
http://ironmusic.bandcamp.com/
https://yamir.bandcamp.com/album/i-stole-this-riff
https://swampcircle.bandcamp.com/album/my-fears-always-come-true-sw-076
http://bigmessdk.bandcamp.com/
http://sportsjunk.bandcamp.com/
https://kevincoleman.bandcamp.com/releases
https://soundcloud.com/agirlnamedfaye
https://soundcloud.com/miner-monster
https://hedon-ism.bandcamp.com/album/duke-15

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>>71032102

>>71026937
Free for All

>>71032170
That's an amazing fucking album. Shorter's hard-bop phase is ridiculous and with Art Blakey on the drums on drum centered tracks, on album with a heavy rhythmic side,
pffff
easily one of my favorite Blakey's albums alongside Caravan and the Thelonious Monk album.

>>71032128
>>71032102
that's the one! thanks
I thought I made a slighty more updated version, but I can't find it, and it needs a new update anyways

I think I'll throw Trish out, afaik he doesn't want to be associated with /daily/ anymore
givinbear, hahaha, yamir and Torts have newer stuff out already, I'll change that too
And I'll add Ethyboy, gfr and the people I forgot

To make things easier
please tell me what your soundcloud, bandcamp, etc. is and the album you want to be represented with if you want to be on the chart (or are already but want things changed or links added, I'll put them on the image)

>>71028395
sorry Hampus, RIP

>>71032525
https://ethanchandler.bandcamp.com
Thanks doll

>>71032170
I get worked up by music like this so easily

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gId9ZY_C9Z0

>>71032170
I feel embarrassed for making a third post, but I took some view more listens to Blakey tracks and my whole jazz period is getting back to me.
Mainly, Dat Dare with BobbyTimmons, such a fun hit. Blakey's playing is always so fast, input full, intense and on the point. And with the piano chops (especially with the rhythm of the more soulful projects of his carrier) it's just...
Not to mention his more afrocentric percussion work... why is weed doing that to me?

>>71021020
>:(

>>71033238
>>71032525
maybe you want to be on the chart?

>>71033532
oh yeah sure. i'm already on there technically (i made (My Fears Always Come True)), but i'd be cool with being updated.
this is my newest thing
https://vestkyststoy.bandcamp.com/album/neon-american

>>71033532
i guess my main soundcloud would be this for now:
https://soundcloud.com/469469469

10, wew
gimme releases from this year, anything goes

>>71020353
>https://ironmusic.bandcamp.com/
I really enjoyed Feeling Buried. Great stuff man

>>71032525
Cool! I love seeing what other /dail/iens have made

that bandcamp is out of date tho, I just use my soundcloud now https://soundcloud.com/trianglecubed

>he doesn't want to be associated with /daily/ anymore
traitor

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Okay, now I'm really pumped for this jazz section.

Alice Coltrane - Universal Consciousness

What a weird fucking album. It’s free jazz, driven by manic harp playing and multiple violins. Rasheed Ali provides most of the drumming too - so you know this is gonna be fast-paced and hectic. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised at how this sounds - considering her contributions on John’s Infinity are quite similar. Still, I was taken aback when comparing this to Journey in Satchidananda.

Anyway, the first half of this feels like it should be part of the score to a horror movie, as the dissonant strings just clash in the most grating, jarring manner possible. It almost doesn’t feel like jazz for this section, with the strings giving such an orchestral feel. There are moments, however when this returns to more of a jazz sound. Alice blares away on the organ on some tracks and without the strings, it returns to more of a jazz atmosphere. Even then, it’s still kind of leaning toward the albeit avant-garde.

On “Oh Allah”, Alice transitions to a more spiritual sound. “Oh Allah” serves as kind of a middle ground between the two styles, with peaceful harp/violins kind of clashing with the free drumming. The whole second half of the album is a bit more mellow and rides off her usual Eastern influence thing. I really dug “Hare Krishna” too, probably my favorite off this album.

Not sure how I feel overall but the concepts are some of the most unique and intriguing I’ve heard in the genre. I can’t say I’ve heard a string section used in this style of jazz - and certainly not this well. Probably gonna need more than just two listens to fully digest this but it’s been worth the time so far.

3/5

>>71035492
Thanks! : )

I'm working on an entirely new musical project now that hopefully will be out by the end of this month, but if not then in March. Hope you like it, too.

>>71028395
rip, it should ov been jangle

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>>71028395
rip

>>71031665
there's not much to it, it's groovy as fuck and the guitar and synths provide a great atmosphere but you've got to enjoy repetition to get much out of it. lydon's vox are bretty gud too.

>>71032045
pls give me the non-pseud version of PiL

>>71037721
scooter

>>71037761
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wnkWAz62Hw
post ya fav scooter itt

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>FKA Twigs - EP2
This was okay. In fact, I quite liked the first track. The production is solid, but a little too squeaky clean for my tastes. Reminds me of James Blake.
I found the rest of it to be quite dull though.

>Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain
Not much to say about it really. It's indie rock through and through. Would be much worse if not for the great lyrics and vocal work. Maybe I'll warm up to it, but I have my doubts.

>>71037721
Figured so. I can dig groovy. Thoughts tomorrow.

>>71038027
>Blind Will.i.am
Hell yeah
Also, don't fall for fishmemes

>>71038499
I'm just listening to all the fishmemes to better enjoy their live album
I fully expect to pan most of their early albums from my understanding of what they are, but who knows I may be impressed

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I have a cold.
Music for this feel?

>>71038794
I do actually think they're solid. I don't do the "listen to the studio tracks before appreciating them live" thing like people have said, personally. I feel like the live version is more often the *real* version, and the opposite statement can be true. Especially because I just like how huge this live album sounds. Food for thought. You know best though.

>>71039119
If I establish familiarity with the tracks before I hear the superior live version, I think I would appreciate it more. I'll be like "hot damn this sounds sooo much better".
Your logic supports that, no? Or do you feel like context isn't necessary? Cause otherwise yeah I totally agree live versions are almost always better

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The Byrds - Fifth Dimension (1966)
>folk rock, psychedelic rock

A lot of albums around this time had their fair share of filler despite being incredibly short (this album only clocking in at 28 minutes), and this record is no exception. This was the Byrds' first real try at experimentation and psychedelia, with the monolithic "Eight Miles High" arguably being one of the first psych rock songs ever. This song and most of the tracks before it all range from decent little pop tunes to wonderful tracks, but everything that follows it definitely has a pretty major dip in quality. Their performances of traditional songs still aren't all that great, the band definitely has a lot of songwriting talent but they still fall back on performances of songs written by other songwriters and they really add nothing new to these tracks, and the more simple covers of traditional songs stick out like sore thumbs among the more experimental, progressive tracks. Still a fine album, because you absolutely cannot deny that guitar.

2.5+

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Current 93 - I Have a Special Plan for This World (2000)
>dark ambient, poetry, experimental

You can definitely tell that if you took away the poetry readings you'd be left with a pretty middle of the road dark ambient piece. The ambient backing wouldn't be bad on its own, but it definitely resorts back to a lot of tired tropes in the genre to synthesize spookiness and emotion rather than letting it come naturally. /With/ the reading, however, it gets elevated to being one of the most unsettling pieces of music ever written. It's somewhat melodramatic, that's no lie, but the poem is really great, especially with how many questions in poses as to what exactly the titular "Special Plan" is, and Tibet's reading is perfect. I wish I didn't put this off for so long.

3.0+

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need two recs, Darklands has alredy reccd redskins for the drone chart (which is still habbening btw), Transcore needs to rec

>>71039621
You fell for the meme

>>71039822
i always fall for it my dude

>>71039414
Context is important I think, you're right. I was thinking more of the extreme example, the Grateful Dead, where they first and foremost played live music and the concept of studio produced music was totally idiosyncratic and just a requirement. You have to wonder how many bands are this way.

>>71039538
Have you dug any Byrds albums?

>>71039890
i've only heard that and Mr. Tambourine Man and I feel the same way about that one. Fifth Dimension and The Notorious Byrd Brothers are on the backburner though.

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King Crimson - Lizard (1970)
>progressive rock, symphonic prog, art rock

Lake and Wetton (RIP to both) both had vocal skills that rivaled their skills on the bass. Haskell, on the other hand, most certainly does not. He's definitely a great bassist, but his vocals are just so damn pompous and irritating. Lake and Wetton definitely had some of that pompousness too, but they could balance it with more subdued moments and some wonderful vocal climaxes, Haskell is simultanously a boring vocalist, a whiny vocalist, an unfitting vocalist, and a pompous vocalist. Even barring the vocals it's definitely one of KC's weakest efforts. You can definitely tell that none of the band could agree on what they wanted this album to be like, because it switches between hard-edged metallic prog, flouncy folky prog, and very jazz-influenced prog without any restraint or quality control, it's just a whole bunch of ideas being thrown to the wall, with only a few sticking. "Cirkus" is a great track, as is "The Battle of Glass Tears" section of the title track, but the terrible vocals and the extreme lack of focus make this a pretty mediocre album.

2.0+

>>71040196
Yeah, you're kind of right. There are like five albums in a row that are all equally decent in their own way but none stand-alone great and cohesive. I like their shtick quite a bit though

>>71040402
they've got a phenomenal shtick! i'll never get tired of that jangly guitar.

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>>71039767

topsters2 just deleted my chart I was about to start UGH

>>71039890
Oh for sure. I've seen many amazing live bands that sound awful or flat in the studio. Sometimes they're unable to translate

>>71040759
NEVERMIND website was just bugging up
i am relieved

>>71040759
rip

>>71041223
wait a second....

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jens lekman- life will see you now
>chamber pop, indie pop, 2017

I pre-ordered this record, and it arrived on Valentine's Day, 3 days before the official release. what a lovely surprise!
i'm a huge fan of jens. this record is strange. i'm not /totally/ sure what to make of it yet, but I like it.
his previous album, I Know What Love Isn't, was really subdued and not nearly as accessible as his hit album Night Falls Over Kortedala.
Life Will See You Now is a move back into that same fun Kortedala territory, but it is simultaneously a move forward. Jens' lyrics once again dance between goddamn heartbreaking and lighthearted fun, depressive and uplifting, affirming and rejecting. instrumentally, jens expands his sound-world. on Kortedala he included elements that sound wacky, good melodies in nearly off-putting presentations, and made them work. This style is repeated on Life, but pushes the envelope of nearly off-putting. His song What's That Perfume You Wear uses an outright zany steel drum sample that challenges on the first listen, but becomes appreciable not long after, and somewhat beloved after that. I was similarly challenged, and then rewarded by, the peculiar female vocalizations on Evening Prayer, as well as the nearly-cuban sounding Wedding in Finstere.
I realize that these small challenges Jens presents to me rewards me musically (insofar as they give me an appreciation for styles/instruments otherwise ignored or overlooked), and in the same way, he challenges me with the poetry of his lyrics.
The popular expression is "Face the Music!", but Jens' music continues to face me, head on, and I adore it.

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>>71041779
wait, that should have a pink bar. my bad.

why do people who have no friends feel that having a gf would make their life better

>>71038834
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=parLTp5SQxk

Why is this Basinski record so high for 2017? I know we're only two months in but fuck man.

>>71038499
>>Blind Will.i.am
hilarious

>Also, don't fall for fishmemes
this. If you do you literally have no taste to be h

>>71038794
>>71039119
>>71039414
>>71039890
>>71041179
I know you like the Dead a lot Ethy, but I think most people would say they're 100% a live band, or at least you appreciate them more once you've heard their live stuff. The opposite is 100% true about Fishmemes. I've seem 98.12.28 go from a 5 to a 9 for one of my friends in particular once they heard the studio versions and revisited 98.12.28.

>>71037565
this hogan picture makes me feel gross every time I see it idk why. Maybe it's because hogan is a human hot dog and hot dogs are disgusting.

Also, you'll be happy to know that the last four hours (two days) I spent in my jazz class were spent entirely on Coltrane. And before our exam tomorrow we're gonna listen to A Love Supreme in its entirety.

>>71038027
I never cared for pavement, but "Gold Soundz" reminds me of my HS friends too much, who all went through their Pavement phase without me because I could never get into them. Makes me really sad now :/

>>71040335
y;all need to do that album that I can't remember the name of unless I look it up. Bottom row, three from the right.

Also, I felt very differently about I Have a Special Plan for This World but I guess that'll have to wait until I get off my ass and do my reviews won't it?

>>71041779
really excited to sink my teeth into this album. Haven't disliked a Jens Lenkman output yet.

I'm exciting

>>71041885
good trak

definitely improved my life. Not saying it fixed all my problems, just put my life in a new perspective and gave me focus.

>>71041944
>I've seem
>I'm exciting
Gee you think I'd learn to read over my posts before submitting them by now

Not that this isn't even true, but I'd rather not have put it in this post.

>>71041944
>hot dogs are disgusting

Commies please go

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I just wanna get this done so minimal reviews here we go

>Slapping Pythagoras
This piece is dominated by really droney violins that create a haunting atmosphere. Enjoyed a lot.
7

>Ike Yard
Basically Suicide's s/t without the personality. It does a great job of pulling off the disturbing vibe that a lot of minimal synth does/sets out to do, but also ended up being really boring at times.
5

>Killing Time
Experimental rock-wankery. I appreciate it for being innovative (very proto-math rock), but the end product is just lifeless improv that many bands seem to copy, for all the wrong reasons.
4

>Piteous Gate
This record was really surprising. It's an interesting take on UK Bass that sounds like it's attempting to deconstruct dance music and splatter its remains onto recording. It does a decent job at that.
6

>Dawn of Midi
Electronic minimalism as a genre has potential, but here it's not pulled off so great. It's okay.
5

chart done

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Aaaand with no delay... next chart. There's a bit of everyone's favorites here, cuz I'm slightly droning you all.

What first?

>>71042302
oh man this is gonna be good.

listen to NATO Uniformen first

>>71041944
u should have told ur friends to get taste

altho now that I think about it pretty much all of my good friends have really pleb taste

thats what feelsbad

>>71042232
>Electronic minimalism
Nigga there is nothing electronic about it, it's all organic instruments played with extreme precision
Not sure if that has any impact on your opinion, but I view it as more impressive

>>71042302
a lot of insane albums you cant really go wrong but start with Eureka

>>71042351
Wtf I don't even know why I added that. 4 hours? Oh well, too late now.

>>71042380
it's great though
I played the whole thing in plug last year

>>71042302
oh jeez oh fuck.

Flood. Full volume. Laying on your floor. Staring at the ceiling.

>>71042370
To be fair I had shit taste Sophomore year too. I liked Bright Eyes and Antlers a lot lmao

>>71042370
>Nigga there is nothing electronic about it, it's all organic instruments played with extreme precision
I guess this proof you shouldn't trust RYM reviews, lol. I sort of assumed it with a name like Dawn of MIDI and this idiot on RYM "confirmed" it for me.
Does it change my opinion? Nah, but it does make it more impressive.

>>71041944
>has gf
I thought fish didn't f w/ thots smdh -_-

>>71042414
Yea funny I was really into Antlers back then too. Also, I fucking loved the Strokes. Then I discovered Godspeed and post-rock and I never looked back, falling deeper into the hole that led me here

>>71042432
It's an easy mistake to make, not your fault
but yeah I saw them live and they play actual instruments its pretty sweet

>>71042351
This is pretty N(e)ATO so far. I'll probably just listen to 4 parts/manuals at a time

>>71041944
san sheng shi?

excited to see your thoughts on special plan, I was honestly shocked by how much i liked it.

What kind of listening gear does /daily/ use?

Schiit Modi 2 + Vali into HiFiMan HE-400i over here

>>71042863
play everything out of my iphone speaker on full blast while I take a nap and don't even listen to the music

>>71042857
yeah that's it

>>71043018
damn how much that set up cost you

>>71042863
>>71043018
for real though M50x into my fucking laptop lmao

I had a pair of regular Meme50s and they hurt my ears but for some reason my M50x's are waaay more comfortable. Had them for a few years now, could probably use an upgrade.

I had audioengine a5+ speakers back at my old battlestation though

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>>71043048
How ever much my internet + phone bill cost + the energy of going to http://www.randomnumbergenerator.com/ and hitting "generate number" for the album score.

Guess which album I'm giving this hot take to?

>>71042302
Holy shit this is a dope chart. SO much good jazz

Curious to see your thoughts on "mu" in particular

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zmwDaFdVd8U

is this good music?

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Max Richter - Memoryhouse (2002)
>modern classical, ambient

It's a very hollow album, innit? Richter's got a lot of pretty ideas and a knack for making very score-esque pieces, but none of them go /anywhere/. The tracks all introduce a pretty idea and just repeat that idea over and over again. It's not done well like most minimalism is done, it just seems lazy, and a lot of the pieces really do just seem like generic movie score work. The more bombastic full orchestra pieces ("Last Days", in particular) are really cool, but the rest of this is just empty.

2.0

>>71043441
>mu
a pretty shitty board; full of people who don't give a shit about finding new music and continuously circle jerk the same 50 albums and stick around just for the memes

>>71043441
No but really

I just went through the RYM jazz charts and picked all the top albums I haven't heard, as well as a few that are loved on /daily/

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Mount Eerie - Lost Wisdom (2008)
>lo-fi indie, indie folk, singer/songwriter

Probably Elverum's least sonically varied work. Normally he throws in some noise rock, black metal, or drone to keep his albums varied, but this is straight, to the point indie folk with some killer harmonization. It was very wise to keep this record 25 minutes, any more and it would definitely get stale, but the briefness of it works very well to create a very melancholy atmosphere that sticks with you for a while. Elverum and Eric's Trip alumni Julie Doiron's voices fit very well together, and the tracks that bring in some electric guitar are bone-chilling. While the strictly acoustic pieces are pretty static and standard, they're still done very well and they're still very beautiful. Good album.

3.0

>>71043441
>>71043642
"mu" the album: 4.0+
"mu" the board: 0.5----

>>71043744
Yeah I can tell, there's definitely some good stuff on there! Hope you enjoy dude.

>>71043749
>>71043642
Lol, I should've figured this would be the response

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Okay, I think I'm gonna start working on this chart soon. Any suggestions for the last two albums? Or a few more than two I guess, my backlog is getting kinda slim

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>>71043855
>I'm gonna listen to music
Yeah, what do ya want? A fuckin cookie?

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>>71043875
Just hoping /daily/ could give me some recs :(

>>71043939
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%86%D0%B8%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9_%D0%B0%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9_%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BA%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82%D1%80_%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%BD%D1%8B%D1%85_%D0%B8%D0%BD%D1%81%D1%82%D1%80%D1%83%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B2_%D1%80%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%81%D0%B8%D0%B8_%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B8_%D0%BD__%D0%BF__%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%B8%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0/balalaika_favorites/
here

>>71043855
jam baxter - the gruesome features
mansun - attack of the grey lantern

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>>71043973
>>71044020
Thanks guys!

>>71043855
Del the Funky Homosapien - I Wish my Brother George Was Here
Das EFX - Dead Serious
Purple Image - s/t

:-)

>>71044089
Sweet, thanks dude :)

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page 10 bump wew

night y'all <333

bump jesus

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Uhh, booooring

So I asked around about publishing cassettes and I found a sweet deal in my city. I'll be able to get 30 tapes for less than a hundred bucks, cases included. I only how to find a place to print labels and covers and I can get to business.
It's a strange sense of relieve, now I won't have to depend on people or be nice to people from the local scene just so I can get a tape trough.
Today I will listen to Disc one of Hijokaidan's "The Noise" set and some Mozart.

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I found this comfy back alley record shop today, they mostly sell vinyl which is kind of a shame cuz i don't have a good record player but the owners are nice, two guys well in their 60s
One of them said i had weird taste, told me about the different phases he went through, beach boys to punk to techno, and also recommended this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oaW9jm1Jw0
seems promising anyways

>>71047816
>Today I will listen to Disc one of Hijokaidan's "The Noise" set and some Mozart.
finally someone gets what noise is _actually_ for!

ly>>71028411
>>71028473
>>71028479
>>71028748
>>71029342
>>71029888
>>71030246
>>71031337
>>71031339
>>71032001
>>71032686
>>71037483
>>71037565
It sucks pretty much, really. I'll still go get the medicine in case any other mouse develops upper respiratory infection. Gonna go buy two more tonight or tomorrow, so Spot doesn't have to be alone. She seems a little sad and less energetic now that Pi is gone, already.

>>71047962
Back alley shops are the best. The place where I snooped around about the publishing stuff is one as well. I knew it for a while now, I usually buy cheap cassettes from there to make tape loops from. I brought Homogenic (on tape) for what amounts to 20 cents in usd dollars. Made that out of the first loop I did.

https://soundcloud.com/nqmanikoi/1eixonx3uobz?in=nqmanikoi/sets/nyamanikoy

I want to make around 10 more loops and make something more interesting.

So anyway, back alley shops are the best. When I was in Zagreb a few years back I stumbled upon one that was pretty big and had an amazing 5.1 stereo system. When I came in, it played some jazzy music and a minute or two in this flute just came from nowhere, it was amazing. I brought Jeff Beck's "Wired" from there on vinyl. They had an original pressing of A Love Supreme, but I was out of cash for that.

I'm interested in what you meant about (actually) listening to noise.

anyway, good cops!

>>71048143
Sorry for Pi, Hampus. I hope your other pets stay well. Life is some fragile.

>>71048260
>anyway, good cops!
the only good cop is a dead cop smash the state class war now

>>71048260
>I'm interested in what you meant about (actually) listening to noise.
i misread your post and thought you said you were gonna listen to The Noise set TO Mozart lol
>good cops!
ACAB

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>>71048290

>>71047962
>Pas Pire Pop
>4€
Damn, nice
How do you like it?

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>>71021535
>toiret status
what the dick is this
it's like his main goal was to use every midi preset on his computer
seems fun but i'm not rly feeling it
+1 for the way it starts

for reference:
https://orangemilkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/omaru

>>71048892
ikr?
third suite is amazing

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I was bored, so I worked out my highest rated artists based on this formula:
>1 point for a 4/5 album, 2 points for 4.5/5, 3 points for 5/5
>mean of points + (number of albums rated/10)

This is what I got in descending order: The Velvet Underground, The Beatles, Albert Ayler, King Crimson, Joanna Newsom, Captain Beefheart, Charles Mingus, Miles Davis, Nico, Aphex Twin, The Residents, Liturgy, Frank Zappa, Sonic Youth, David Bowie, John Coltrane, Can, Talking Heads, Pixies, My Bloody Valentine, Boredoms, The Stooges, Ornette Coleman, Coil, Nick Drake, Black Flag, Boris, Yellow Swans, Death Grips, Swans, Merzbow, Radiohead, Sigur Ros, Sun Ra, New Order, Kate Bush, Madonna, Neutral Milk Hotel, Xiu Xiu, Brian Eno, Oneohtrix Point Never, Oxbow, Bjork, Fela Kuti, Sufjan Stevens

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Favorite Burzum album?

>>71049469
burzum more liku bosom

>>71049469
burzum more like dic in butt

>>71049469
the correct answer is filosofem

>>71049407
how long did that take you, might see what mine's like if i can be bothered

still need to check out or revisit a quite a few of your favourites (Beatles, Mingus, Davis, Ayler and Nico mainly)

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>>71049469
burzum more like bürzel
the first two and belus have some decent tracks idk

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name a better black metal album

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>>71049587
I wrote a python script for it (pic related, except I had all artists filled in rather than just merzbow)
It only took me about 5 minutes to fill in all the album ratings, i have 11 pages of them on rateyourmusic and I ignored the artists with only one release rated.

>>71032525
I make music https://thecutemusic.bandcamp.com

>>71049807
whys a boy gotta do that

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>Metal Box
Thinking emoji: the album. I don't know. Trying to get insight from others who are into this though, and a lot of people relate it to Tago Mago and Fun House, which are two of my favorite albums. Thing is, those albums are a lot of things this isn't. Crafted, practiced, composed, emotionally penetrable. Things I like, admittedly. Which isn't to say that this is conventionally improvisational music where the musicians bounce ideas back and forth to expand upon. Rather, they seem to kind of just play whatever comes to mind ("Swan Lake," for example). Plus, I happen to think that skilled musicians make better improvised music (duh). What this does have is a nice groove all throughout. Surprisingly toe-tapping. Really, the bass pulls the weight here. The vocals only work sometimes in my opinion. Again, I just don't know. I can tell it's grown on me a little bit with each listen and I see potential enjoyment and will probably try again, but am I missing some grand point in even criticizing formal aspects? Idk/6/10

>Free for All
Really great. Some of the most exciting, fervent jazz I've heard. This clicked immediately, though I found the more upbeat of the tracks more compelling. 8/10

>>71049807
any preference for the album?

>>71049719
wouldn't
for a in artists:
score = (sum(a) / len(a)) + len(a) / 10

do the same? You already have a as an element in artists so there's no reason why you'd use it as a key again? Why are you adding 0.0? To make a double/float out of the int? Isn't that rather sloppy? I expect there's a neater way to typecast in python?

>>71049719
oh and also why would you put that line into score and then put it into rankings[a]? You never use score again, so just do "rankings[a] =" on the first line? (sorry, i get autistic when i see code)

>>71049941
>>71049896
haha get a load of this NERD!

>>71049858
I don't think I've ever seen the Fun House comparison, it's a weird one to make anyway.

With the Tago Mago one, while there is obvious influence, it gives you the wrong expectation imo. There isn't anywhere near as much progression but there isn't really meant to be, like I said before the main focus is the repetition, the groove is nearly the whole point and Levene's guitar is just there to provide texture (I use this word every time I talk about Metal Box but I can't ever think of a better description). It might just not be for you.

That's what it is for me anyway, others might disagree.

>>71049719
i should probably do some reading on code sometime so i have the slightest understanding of what's written there

>>71049862
My best album isn't released yet, so go for Human Contact

>>71049896
>>71049941
I don't know, I'm only a programmer for small fiddly stuff like this.

>>71047962
i always thought fantasma had the coolest album art. very fitting

>>71050202
That latter point is probably it.

Do you like Fun House?

>>71050226
ah okay :)
(i think i'm right then lol but it doesn't really matter)

>>71049469
filosofem is just so fucking cool

been listening to more henry flynt, is there anyone else that does that avant-hillbilly thing? Only music similar I've heard is the less droney tracks on Ayahuasca.

>>71050269
yeah i love it, Stooges are one of my favourites

>>71049858
The bass is key
I think what really works for me is how each element of the music is very unique, immediately identifiable, but melds together with the other aspects incredibly well.
You got that deep, dubby bass that drives the melody, but it's sitting on a sort of disco/dance beat. And the guitar is just there as sort of noise on top. They go for a very dance/reggae influenced sound, lots of treble lots of bass, on what would typically be seen as a rock record.

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Mercury Rev - Yerself Is Steam
[1991]

mind = blown