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yo need some METAL! listen megadeth or metallica or pantera or iron maiden

>>72769008
you have good taste my friend, very similar to mine
Maybe we are "basic" but still good music

Some random reccs:

Ta-ku (Australian producer)
Arca (Venezuelan producer)
Clams Casino

Don't listen to the metal faggot.

You have good taste. Use a service like Spotify along with your existing library to find new shit.

>>72769008
There's more to Jazz than Miles, start there

if you like Flying Lotus and are open for jazz; check out some avant-garde and free jazz. Ornette Coleman is the obvious starting point (and for good reason, The Shape of Jazz to Come is a masterpiece).

look for electronic recommendations outside of /mu/ and Pitchfork. Boomkat, despite not being a publication for criticism, is a great way to find great music, new and old.

>>72769030
No, i like At the gates and Death tho

>>72769041
I'll check out Ta-Ku, thanks

>>72769047
I've got Ellington and Mingus on there ma boi but you're right there's a lot to explore

>>72769367
Will do, need to get more familiar with experimental jazz tho, thanks!

I'd recommend Arthur Russel - World Of Echo, Edu Lobo - Missa Breve, and the Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis album

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>>72769008
Use the /mu/ essentials chart, I'd recommend trying artists with smaller discographies (i.e. Big Black, Minor Threat, Sleep etc.). Furthermore listen to each album in a bands discography at least 10 times to get a good feel of what the band's about and read up about them as it helps you to appreciate the music to a greater degree. As for recommendations (excluding any artists mentioned on the essentials chart), try the following;
>Chapterhouse - Whirlpool (1991, Dream pop/ shoegaze, 39:30. Highly recommend as an entry into the shoegaze sub-genre, combines aspects of dream pop with that of the madchester scene). Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PsN_DfnHQU
>Lightning Bolt - Wonderful Rainbow (2003, Noise rock, 41:40. Great place to enter the noise rock sub-genre). Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Rha2EeCSu0
>Shabazz Palaces - Black Up (2011, Experimental hip-hop, 36:01). Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUEXhQEtMTk

>>72769008
Fresh off the reddit boat eh?
Go post your shitty chart on >>72760019
mu isnt for spoonfeeding pleb

>>72769044
>dismiss an entire genre
>use Spotify
OP isn't asking how to be a normie.