/daily/ - DEAD edition

first for modern jester is an 8/10

third for out to lunch is also probably going to be an 8/10 if it keeps up

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im not wastin time with this
gimme another rec, trip.
choose an album, rec me any song from anywhere.
>>73173482
aw :,)

>>73173533
haven't heard frictionalism anyway desu.

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>>73173455
this is a wrong opinion

This is going to be exactly like Brainbombs isn't it
Feel like I'm taking crazy pills

>>73173533
goodbye babylon

song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h2VvMgwIF4

>>73173564
you're trying to treat it as being more tryhard than it is. dilloway's been doing this since at least 2000. he just finds himself attracted to the qualities that come with loops.

>>73173661
well they're not particularly enjoyable loops to me

>>73173683
that's fine. it's only goal isn't being edgy though.

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>>73173496
you mean an 8/8 right?

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I hadn't been on this SHITTY, FUCKING "board" in a very, very long time, and I regret ever coming back. This shithole is now infected and rotten to the core. Fuck you all. Give me ONE valid reason to ever come here.

Enjoy some godly Evangeline and FUCK OFF.

>>73175204
>enjoy
>image of a woman
lmao

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>Arthur Russell - Calling Out of Context
Completely different from World of Echo, which is fine. I like the general atmosphere of it, and I still like the reverb-y vocals, but I guess it's hard to go through this with World of Echo in mind, if that makes any sense. It just didn't capture me and bring me into his world as much. That's Us/Wild Combination is still great, tho.
2.5+
>Actress - Splazsh
im kinda flatline with a lot of electronic i guess. this was good, but i dont have much to sayabout it.
3.0
>Electric Masada - At the Mountains of Madness
this shit melted my fucking face off. all the comparisons drawn to bitches brew are 100% right, although i think i like this better. absolutely fucking rocks.
4.0-
>Deathspell Omega
man i wish i could into black metal but i just cant. i was pretty bored through most of this. some parts made me jump, like when it gets quiet and the band plows in again. but idk, ive yet to find a black metal album thats really captivated me. i'm gonna keep looking, though! also this isnt a bad album at all, just not for me.
2.5+

whaaaaaats nexxxt

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>>73175204

>>73175319
If that's your first Actress album, check out R.I.P. much more interesting imo. Splazsh is far too scattershot for me.

>>73175319
Electic Masada dope yo

>>73175319
do dang

>>73175415
alright, ill backlog that. i liked what i heard from actress, it just didnt catch my attention that much
>>73175491
i agree
>>73175522
alright
>>73173533
need 4 more ppl
this is basically just a song tourney with an album assigned to u

>>73173533
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nNah9vDnD0

>>73175670
what album u want
just pick any

>>73175685
mufuggin uhhhhh
Goodbye Babylon, hear that's hype

>>73173533
if theres something no one wants to take we can just suggest a new thing right?
cuz nitsch is a weak-ass meme

>>73175724
fish already has that
>>73175747
i mean these are just the albums i was considering to try for my 1000th. it doesnt matter what u take
whats yr suggestion tho

>>73175825
Enter Shikari Common Dreads
because
here tonight he clocks a thousand heads
alternatively, GBV Bee Thousand

>>73175825
Welcome to the Warp Zone then, no way am I going up against that

>>73173533
did you like my song

uh how about young jane fonda by telstar drugs

>>73173455
8/10 out of ten?

>>73176017
yeah
liking this, so yeah, do that one

>>73173533
Morton feldman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxgYJE3HqNA

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>>73176154

>>73175319
What's up with so many daily-ers not having heard Geogaddi yet? Or did I saw your chart multiple times?

>>73176353
no its on my chart too
im not a fan of their other big record so i put off geogaddi

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>Causa Sui - Summer Sessions Vol. 1

What a trip. This thing manages to blend jam band space stoner psychedelic rock into something not just listenable but really damn fun and refreshing. Even the rifftastic grunge bits are charming. I'm a sucker for saxophone and for instrumental gangbang chaos, and this has plenty of both. I expect I'll be playing this at work constantly this summer, and probably breaking out old Grateful Dead and Hawkwind to reconsider as well. 4.0+

EthyBoy advances to go against Smile Sessions

>>73176353
yeah i just never got around to much BoC
music has the right to children was on my last chart
>>73175978
good recs. i just wanted to do the meme thing and listen to a really long album

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Minnie Riperton - Come to My Gardem (1970)
>Pop Soul
Forgettable pop soul with elaborate orchestration. Every song sounded really passionate, but it never really shone through authentically, if that makes any sense. Although (merely) “Expecting” was excellent, this was altogether disappointing, especially after hearing the piercing “Loving You.”
>5/10

>>73176727
should we slow down for our third musketeer or keep pushing forward

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=====Borzoi vs. benji=====

>Regal - Acid is the Answer
>Techno, UK Hard House

This would have been great 20 years ago, in some heated, crowded rave tucked away in a restless city. Boring to hear alone, and very predictable.

4/10

>Ulver - Teachings in Silence
>Dark Ambient, Glitch

The first track: Melodramatic, but that's a given since it's Ulver. Endearing and somewhat comfy, even considering that this is a metal band doing electronic work. A little silly, considering that they straight up sample a hard drive and have a somber piano and a jazz organ(?) at one point. The usage of vocals two thirds into the song was a good idea.

The Silencing the singing part of this compilation reminds me more of slowcore, with the real instrumentation and melodic bases for each song-- the glitchiness seems to just be thrown on top of it. Wasn't the worse thing, though.

6/10

====== co vs. Comet ========

>Atraxia - The Unexplained: Electronic Musical Impressions of the Occult
>Progressive Electronic

A really strange and engaging album from the same guy who made Plantasia, one year before that album was released. A combination of Dungeon Synth, space rock, and classical composition all appear on this album full of surprises. The activity of the songs really do play to many genres outside of Electronic; this is not just an Ambient album.

7/10

>wished bone - psuedio recordings
>lo-fi folk

Very comfy, if very derivative folk songs with a distant female singer. The melodies are very familiar for sitting on the porch during a warm evening-- it easily cements some alteration of that memory in a listener. Doesn't quite excel anywhere else, musically or lyrically. Didn't quite get the closer, as well.

5/10

>>73176353
I only listen to music I anticipate liking.

>>73176806
Onward! We're on a schedule!

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>>73176826
==== EthyBoy vs. FlyingIceWizard ======

>Steffen Basho-Junghans - In the Morning Twilight
>American Primitivism

A live album that works EXTREMELY well with a recorded audiene. The squeaks of doors, light taps, the quiet rumbles of cars, the cry of a child, they fit right into Junghan's soulful playing, which is much more emotional than the intricate pickings of older Primitivism figures.

He doesn't just rely on resorting to hopeful and romantic chords, either-- the second track's waterfall of arpeggios sounds like Colin Stetson if he knew guitar, his sense of control and space in his tracks makes for great intros, and his apparent meandering around the song before he plays it live makes this album feel so much more organic.

By far my favorite American Primitivism album.

8/10

>Jahiliyya Fields - Chance Life
>Outsider House, techno

What I imagine ACTUAL future dance floors will sound like. Very easy to get lost in, with a surprising amount of variety for house.

7/10

===========

Borzoi, Comet, and EthyBoy advance. Feel free to give reccs now or wait.

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2 more songs please
>>73176861
do mine next pls

>>73176861
8 when
>>73176855
agreed

>>73176826
rip

memes

>>73176879
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0EGJYmvCFo
my next song rec
>>73176907
might just tackle it last because of how fuckin long it is and I really need to get through preliminaries faster
>>73176980
just curious what you really like about that EP, if you're willing to put it into words?

>>73177020
""""no""""

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>>73176879
oh im out, ok

>>73177041
>might just tackle it last
or you could just listen to like 5 seconds of it now, understand its ridiculous competence, and award me victory

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fuck it im tryna get this shit done fast
tuco + fish gimme a song, any song

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>>73177102
You're raising my expectations to dangerous heights u know

>>73177166
actually nvm ill use yr current recs

>>73177041
I'm a huge sucker for simplicity and authenticity, and I believe that album embodies both. The songs are all immediately catchy. The lyrics are also very real

>>73177166
Should've just done Goodbye Babylon

>>73177230
my whole idea was a dumb mistake im just tryna get it done fast now

>>73176269
plz don't be a tranny

plz don't be a tranny

plz don't be a tranny

plz don't be a tranny

plz don't be a tranny

>>73177291
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CXRr0XWxYM

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>>73177291

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letov still owes me a recc
>>73177020
I agree

>>73177020
stop posting

>>73177291
>fires gun
>shockwave through body
>tip of dick flops into frame for a split second

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>>73176269
Try me.

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Hi /daily/ !
Today I had alot more time than I expected because some things went wrong. But at least that way I could listen to your favourite albums, that's something!
I started with the album '77 Live because I got told, it is a good entry for experimental music, but I'm sorry, I couldn't get into it at all. Just like Musical Abortions the recording quality hinders my enjoyment extremely and I neither liked the psych atmosphere it was trying to create nor the general style. In theory I should like this, because it's mellow and dreamy, but maybe I just have to hear more of the genre first, I didn't give up all hopes yet, haha
Then I tried Daikanjyo, which I already liked more, it was a very rough, intense sound, but on some points it honestly just sounded like utter chaos, I tried to make out the point of it or where it was heading to, but maybe that was the mistake
I will come back to that later, I'm confident I can find more things I like in it then.
Also I finally gave in and tried Suicide
And I'm glad I did! This was great, I loved the maniac side of it, full of power, getting totally out of control, but still focused on a clear idea, and omg, I love the synths.
Not every song is a highlight, but it was very good

>>73176826
>very predictable
wew.

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>>73177508
try and come at me fucker

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>>73177547

>>73177512
glad you've been enjoying you're trip. go for pekinese opera next round.

>>73177512
oops, 77 live is more of a good entryway for noise, not rly all experimental music in general.
this >>73177575 is a good experimental entry point tho.
i bet as you warm up to noisy/experimental stuff, 77 live will grow on you tho. i agree you may have to just hear more of the genre, until something clicks.
do fahey soon too!

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>>73177547

>>73177531
the drums dropped out exactly when I thought they would in the first track

Could have been worse, /bleep/ would like it a lot

Additionally I heard the first borzoi-reccommendation, The Crystal World by Locrian.
This builds a creepy dark atmosphere, very slow in general, with some odd sound effects, so I can see why it gets the experimental label. I think sometimes the build-ups and ambient sections go on for too long, but overall I could get alot of enjoyment out of it, so thank you borzoi! Tomorrow I will do the next one.

And I listened to the links transgod posted. to get me into hardcore. While I definitely enjoy the punk aspect of it and the in-your-face approach, I really couldn't get into the attitude of the vocals, especially Rise of the Northstar scared me off, sorry trangsod :(
>>73177575
Okay, thank you for the recommendation!
>>73177663
Oh, I mixed that up then. I will return to it once I heard more of the genre.

But do you all like these albums because or despite of the bad recording quality?


And I'm doing Fahey tomorrow as well! Will do some very monotonous stuff pretty much the whole day, so that's a good occasion to hear new music ^^

>>73177848
cmon man, that's something you can do with a lot of techno, but it's not there that the fun of it lies. did you enjoy the sampled voice in Acid is the Answer? that shit gets me hard
do you usually like bleep?

>>73177874
77 live is a bootleg, so the low quality is expected, but honestly it doesnt hinder the experience for me at all. in fact, the lo-fi kind of makes it better. its a lot more fuzzy and noisier and atmospheric because of it.
in terms of dead, even though i like musical abortions its just not a good album lol
lofi is easy to warm up to. you just kinda start to look past it most of the time. even oxen is a lo-fi indie album, you should try that soon. it gets a bit noisy too.

>>73177874
they're not shouting at you they tryna be shouting with you
guess you'd be one for pop punk rather
experimental is a relative attribute and the furthest from a homogenous style or even a scene btw, there's no general entry points or whatever, don't listen to certain other people's lies

>>73177198
*reasonable heights

>>73177987
Thank you for the explanation! I think I'm slowly getting what this is about, haha.
Plans for tomorrow: Ben Frost, Pekinese Opera, Fahey and Even Oxen
>>73178102
Yes, I like some pop punk! If you have any recommendations for that, I would be happy to hear them.

Hmm, you might be right, alot of music and styles thereof can probably be considered experimental...
But maybe it is not so much getting into experimental, but getting sensitized to music outside of one's usualy listening habits, and for me pretty much all experimental music does that.

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trip, fish, song, quick
>>73178102
i mean i agree theres no one absolute entry point into experimental, but theres good albums to start with
i got into experimental thru faust. id say experimental just kinda clicks one day

>>73177874
Great! Yeah it's a pretty good middle ground between more conventional song structures and experimental. The next album I recced is more atmosphere and texture and less conventional but there's lots of content to analyze

>>73178379
did you LIKE MY SONGS???

women - shaking hand

>>73177968
>did you enjoy the sampled voice in Acid is the Answer?
yeah it was whatever

>do you usually like bleep?

I think I should stop using that word on daily since it seems to refer to only techno and house on /mu/
I didn't actually come from /bleep/ and I kinda hate that place

I lean more towards ambient, progressive, experimental albums than just dance music
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/kaitlyn-aurelia-smith/ears/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/konx-om-pax/caramel/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/panabrite/the_baroque_atrium/

>>73178377
Some pop punk recommendations for ya:
Operation Ivy
Crimpshrine - The Sound of a New World Being Born
the Wynona Riders - JD Salinger

@thesound can you post the liner notes for it was a dark and stormy night again?
or whoever has it
im telling a friend about it

>>73178563
http://www.nicolascollins.com/darkandstormytracks.htm

has basically everythin

>>73178603
tyvm pal

>>73178462
terrible taste with that whatever.

bleep is a good word for the dance music bit of eletronics. I'll listen to some of that music you just posted

>>73178377
unexperimental music does that too tho
this is some top tier poppunk. kinda similar to a wilhelm scream's songwriting but their vocalist sounds like a worse patrick stump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ISPYIreKfE
belvedere in related vids are p good too from what i've heard

>>73178479
Thank you! I only know the first one of these. WIll listen soon.
>>73178673
Thanks, I'll add that to tomorrow's plan.
Yes, the hardcore did it too for example, but so far most albums on the daily essentials have been experimental in some way.

>>73178649
>terrible taste with that whatever.
correct t b h, I can't find anyone else that likes a lot of this stuff

I don't think you'll like that Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith album, but this one was the last garage album I really liked
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/swarms_f1/nostalgia/

that and Volor Flex's alternate name, Trampique
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/trampique/face_to_face/

>>73178458
yeah i liked em
i wanna listen to telstar drugs now

>>73178890
great wonderful i like tht album

>>73178649
Will you be posting all summer?

>>73179078
only in the summer, I can't post while I'm attending my highschool classes.

>>73179125
b&&&

>>73179178
If only.

im boutta dive into beautiful speck triumph wish me luck

>>73179389
good luck
dont be too put off by the beginning of it. the 3rd and last tracks are worth digging into it for

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Boooys, I am officially on summer break. I haven't fixed a job, so I'll be available 24/7 for shitposting for three whole months. There's a good chance I might actually spend some time listening to music.

>>73175204
Hey now I remember you, didn't you like literally never ever make a worthwhile post or something?

>>73179420
i generally like overarching builds in music so if the payoff's good im gonna like it so i am ready for this

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Also jesus christ wow ya'll just can't get enough of me.

>>73179472
hehoheho you fucking would search for that

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for the sake of not being crucified i won't give blurb reviews pretending i know what jazz is, but this is where i'm at for now with this chart.
black saint will probably be a 10 within the month.

>>73179389
godspeed. let it grow. every track is important.

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>>73179490
Of course, every day my dude. I put together the hits for "hampus", "biotroll" and "btrl", and it's over 26000 haha.

>>73179530
give us at least some black saint thoughts!!!!
'also, noted

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What first? under an hour, pls

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>>73179472
>

>>73178379
https://youtu.be/txNEZqUYsak

>>73179573
Stratosphere

>>73179560
one of the most cinematic albums i've ever heard. whoever said that non vocal music could express one set emotion at a time is a lil bitch.
the flamenco guitars made me cream also.

>>73179573
stratosphere

>>73179585
wow im 29 seconds in and i'm really digging it so far

>>73179586
>whoever said that non vocal music could express one set emotion at a time is a lil bitch.
has someone said this

oh fuck im gonna love this shit
>>73179586
agreed

>>73179603
just wait till that Gold Dust hits

>>73179617
dude if yr already loving beautiful speck triumph check out ayahuasca next.
its also 2 hours long but i believe in you

>>73179609
i forget where, but yes.

>>73179603
its the best ever

>>73179646
someone said that on friday night, right? when they were struggling with forca bruta being in a language they didnt speak? or am i wrong

>>73179673
nah it was a few years ago. different thing.

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>>73179687
hm

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ask if you want explanations for scores (i may as well start writing a spiritual unity review now before i even post but i cannot be arsed)

also what next

also also Entertainment! has finally made it to a 10 for me, I'm obsessed with Gill's guitar

>>73179646
that is dumb as hell got dam

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i wish leucocyte sounded like its album cover

>>73179764
have i already posted a review for spiritual unity actually cant even remember

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alright dudes
u cant tell but theres 32 spots open
fill me up
https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/Blapp/wishlist

>>73179794
ABBA - ABBA Gold: Greatest Hits
Amnesia Scanner - Angels Rig Hoo


[Rating86819116]
Batsumi - Batsumi
Brian Wilson - Brian Wilson (1988)
Keiji Haino, Jim O'Rourke & Oren Ambarchi - Now While It's Still Warm Let Us Pour in All the Mystery

>>73179781
>5
could have seen that one coming!
>>73179794
telstar drugs
bcd
a night in tunisia
uptown saturday night
hisou
hier kommt der schwartze mond

>>73179794
YMO - Solid State Survivor

oh, a link

Jandek - Chair Beside a Window
John Zorn - Cobra

>>73179794
I'll fill ya up ;)

MINOR THREAT
PALE COCOON
Voyager Golden Record (
Plays Standards
Strange Warmings of Laddio Bolocko
Hatful of Hollow
Swans Are Dead
Hot Rats (no)
Roxy & Elsewhere
Nang Nang
Three Six Mafia
Hier Kommt der Schwartze Mond
The Modern Lovers
HOOM
Liquid Liquid
Gas - Pop
Bert's Blockbusters
The Way Out
Imperial Distortion
Unjust Malaise

>>73179794
Daniel Johnston - Songs of Pain
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis
Modern Lovers - Modern Lovers

>>73179794
The Books - The Way Out
Darren Keen - It's Never Too Late to Say You're Welcome
Klaus Schulze - "X"

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>>73179847
>>73179851
>>73179897
>>73179924
>>73179937
>>73179997
thanks all my dudes
well be starting this chart as soon as im done with my current, whats good yall

>>73180089
that chart is stackd as hell

>>73180132
thats how i like my charts

>>73179530
Doperoonio
Now listen to Black Saint ∞ more times.

>>73179794
Carla Bley & Paul Haines - Escalator Over the Hill
The Ornette Coleman Double Quartet - Free Jazz
Crass - Penis Envy
Julius Eastman - Unjust Malaise

>>73179444
Nice, try to make this place better not worse please. Any albums/artists/genres you plan on exploring?

>>73180250
planning on it

>>73180089
>>73180250
fuck this shit
delete a couple fish picks

HOOOOOT RAAAAAATTTSSSSS

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>73180327
hot rats more like hot garbage

>>73180250
I'll probably try to go through and find some normie-like stuff, so I can make playlists for when I have people over and stuff. Also finally finishing the world map of music.

>>73180342
wow rude

>>73180250
too slow, pig. sorry

>>73176466
Hey, glad you got it. It's a great summary of rock history. I hear a lot of Can in it as well.
Smile Sessions is tough to beat, so I'll bring out the big guns:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/vladimir_spivakov___sergej_bezrodny___dietmar_schwalke___alexander_malter/alina/
>>73176861
Oh cool, that's definitely one of my two favorite American Primitive albums too. You articulated it better than I could.
Say...have you heard:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/vladimir_spivakov___sergej_bezrodny___dietmar_schwalke___alexander_malter/alina/

>>73180327
>>73180342
hot dogs

>>73176861
Jason Webley - Counterpoint

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speck fears

>>73180486
no
illegal
replace hot rats with escalator

>>73180717
looks interesting . . .

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>>73180897
>>73180327
>>73180282

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>>73179444
lucky digits starting the summer right
>>73180342
truuuuu

Fugazi - Red Medicine

I'm gay

>>73181564
me 2

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BEAUTIFUL SPECK TRIUMPH

>>73181903
yep

>>73181903
eeyup

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i heard a lot of good shit today
>ryoji ikeda - dataplex
the sounds on this album are mind-blowing, so much so that even when they weren't moving or changing in any compelling way, i was still engaged by their presence. one of the most interesting albums i've heard.
>coil - ...and the ambulance died in his arms
as someone who doesn't particularly care for what coil he's heard, this surprised me on multiple levels - the atmosphere, the emotion, and how effective it was. coil has always seemed "cheesy" to me, but here, it just works.
>birchville cat motel - beautiful speck triumph
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>73182353
It's a special album

>>73182353
dude ayahuasca soon!
also i totally agree on that coil album. i remember ape of naples did nothing for me, but that one hits hard.
(also 666 and satie)

>>73182353
>Beautiful Speck Triumph

the fuck's going on in this album

>>73182459
nothing
its beautiful
>>73182353
yo can u verify for me that beautiful speck triumph totally sampled eskimo at one point btw

>>73182353
Guess I ought to stop putting this off then

Also listen to Ayahuasca for more top shelf drone

>>73182485
ive never heard eskimo so i can't help you
>>73182459
everything i guess
>>73182402
>>73182518
for sure
idk if i could handle it tn tho
>>73182395
agree

>>73182534
putting aside Prince of Denmark to listen to it then

>>73182576
oh jeez oh jeepers
you'll probably like 8 more desu

>>73182534
actually i can't 8 has me hostage send help

>>73182612
give in

>>73182534
dw though, it has a break after a few pieces for some godly Appalachian folk renditions

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>>73182733
an hour and a half to go before realizing that all music is fake and gay in comparison to this album

>>73182353
Pretty great opinions so far. Interested to see what you think of Plays Standards and Geogaddi.

>>73182766
im very excited but now YOURE exaggerating a bit
>>73182761
youre tempting me man why you gotta do this i dont need to listen to two 2 hour long drone albums back2back
>>73182798
i am too honestly plays standards kind of scares me with that brutal prog tag

Guess what genre I'm listening to

>>73182899
Shite.

>>73182899
Avant-Folk

>>73182899
hot rats

>>73182899
minimalism
jazz

and if its one of those things where its something NOT typical of you: hip hop

>>73182910
Been meaning to explore that genre actually, got any recs?

>>73182940
If you saw my blood pressure chart rn you would not be giggling.

>>73182946
You only get one (1) guess
>hip hop
sdc already guesed that

>>73183005
i thought that was gonna be ur reply to trans :)

>>73182985
Tim Buckley, Horace Tapscott and Luciano Cilio to name a few.

>>73183113
Holy heck and/or wowzers dude do you have actually literally zero clues?

>>73183160
What, you don't like those?

>>73182830
Yeah because it's really a 7/10 so far

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>>73177422
hmm
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B6%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B0/%D1%80%D1%83%D1%81%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B5_%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B5_%D1%8D%D0%BA%D1%81%D0%BF%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B2/

>>73183269
we will see
it's dance music so...

>>73183263
no yes

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Letov tries to hire an assistant

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>>73183415

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>>73183415
GREAT post

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>>73183415
best post in weeks

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>>73183415
gud post

uh oh, this album isn't interesting but everyone hyped it, what do i do?

>>73183743
P A N
A
N

>>73183743
rate it hgih anyway so you dont get ostracized, obviously,

>>73183743
What album

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>>73183779
these three

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>>73183800

It was minimalism btw ;8)

>>73183800
middle one a good !!!

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>>73183800
huh what a strange coincidence of events

fuck it im doing ayahuasca

>>73183949
have a babysitter :0

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>>73183969
nice

>>73183949
scratch that

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>>73183415
>>73183800
>>73183949

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>Kendrick Lamar - DAMN.
Not as bad as I was expecting it to be desu. Felt like untitled unmastered, but there were still parts I didn't like. I don't like Kendrick's singing for the most part, and I still don't really like Humble, but everything else was pretty solid and enjoyable for the most part! Love the trap influence on everything.
3.0+
>Boards of Canada - Geogaddi
Hey, I actually really liked this. I've started this album plenty of times, but never finished it, but I was pretty captivated by all the tracks. I like the darker feel to this one.
3.5-
>Blackhouse - Five Minutes After I Die
Now, here's an interesting release for y'all. This is a little piece of Christian power electronics from the 80s. Its 45 minutes long, the longest track being the first s/t track. The noise itself isn't that pummeling, and there's a very consistent beat throughout. The real highlight on here are the manic vocals reciting the poem by Betty Stillion Shinn, as well as the sound collage samples of reporters and other TV clips talking about religious messages and stuff. Its a pretty heavy release, and definitely a fun one too. If yr not really into Christian themes, don't worry: they appear on this, but it's not heavily Christian. I recommend it to y'all
3.5-

what next

>>73185654
Getting ready for a Quartet pan

What about Shit and Shine tho

Medium rare chicken strips

>>73183766
No, lebron manufactured a team that would have beat the warriors this year. Without KD, this is a series the warriors lose in 6.

Why is Lebron allowed to manufacture his championships and NOBODY is allowed to get in his way? His team is absolutely fucking STACKED...Highest payroll in the history of the NBA. Multiple #1 picks. Is the rest of the NBA supposed to get out of the way so Lebron can secure his 7th fake, manufactured championship? KD is supposed to wait until LeBron is done manipulating the NBA so he might get a chance at his ring???

FUCK LEBRON JAMES.

>>73186879
Good post
>>73187029
Bad post

http://i.imgur.com/yn3oATn.jpg

Link Wray - Link Wray (1971)
>roots rock, country rock

Really impressive radical reinvention for Wray, bearing no similarities to the days of “Rumble”, more indebted to CCR and even Beefheart at times. It’s a bunch of down and dirty country rock, not spectacular and simple but warm and welcoming, and Wray’s guitar parts are always incredible. There’s a nice rambling aspect to Wray’s vocals, he can’t really hold a tune but he sure can shout along in rhythm, and this adds a lot to the homely quality of the album’s general sound. If you dig bands like CCR, check this out.

3.0

Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz - Sweet Mother (1976)
>highlife

At long last, a highlife record I actually really dig. My major issue with the genre is how damn repetitive it always is, and while this is no exception to that rule, the power of the grooves overshadows that. The repetition is more hypnotic than anything else, records like this live or die by how long their grooves can last without ever becoming overdone, and this record mostly passes that test. A couple minutes from each track could stand to be cut, but it’s such a warm and enveloping album.

3.0+

http://i.imgur.com/xikbxBS.jpg

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Déjà vu (1970)
>folk rock

I kinda like CSN, and I definitely mostly like young, so the fact that their collaborative effort is quite a fair bit weaker than the some of its parts is odd. Young’s two tracks are great, they’ve got that slow-burning hard rock edge that makes albums Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere and On the Beach special, and they also happen to showcase the album’s few attempts at displaying real emotion or grit. The rest of the album is really light on the ears. Pretty at times, like with the full-bodied guitar work of the opener, but mostly really underwhelming and plodding. Like CSN’s debut but not as pleasant, If I Could Only Remember My Name but not as spacey, Everybody Knows… without the edge.

2.0+

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Paging trip up and ricebeansandeggs

8 and pic related have tied. Tiebreaker will be a song of your choosing, less than 10 minutes.

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pretty dope stuff there s, except for slough feg honestly. hmu if u want actual opinions

also @fish is it u always complaining about there being no good gothic country??

>>73189061
aww a 2 for heartland? how come?

>>73189103
to describe it in metaphor, i found it the aural equivalent of the rich neighbourhood preppy art student slumming it and dabbling in 'experimental' music before returning to the career waiting at his daddy's law firm
but more directly i found it v overproduced with no melodies that struck me as engaging, the most i could say was that i found it dreadfully boring

sorry love

>>73189061
>except for slough feg
but that's some of the best heavy metal right there
well I knew there was a chance you wouldn't like it anyway

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>>73189238
im dead

>>73188420
Super Furry Animals - The Piccolo Snare
>>73183415
beautiful
>>73180089
we have the exact same number of ratings on rym - i'll race you.
listen to laddio bolocko

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>>73189360
:O

good morning /daily/. i didn't sleep well last night :(
>>73186196
i don't really anticipate a quartet pan desu i liked good morning good night and this is the highest rated onkyo for my friends
>>73189415
nah. im not starting that chart yet + there's an 8 hour album on there and im entering a busy part of the year. im gonna take it easy.

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Hello /mu/.
Recommend me music, I would call it, "absurdist music".
Alike The Monks and Nick Cave (not as in his infinite amount of cheesy ballads)
"Catchy" instrumentals, with a absurdist lyrics, as in the philosophy Absurdism. NOT "lol XD Random!"
You know.
>Life's absurd, we'll all die forgotten and that's bad, but 'Meh'.
Best way I can describe it.
And not just the lyrics but the instrumentals are also playing on the
>edge of madness.

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Paula Temple? More like this is pretty good man.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGump0Bk8to

I think one of the biggest reasons I don't listen to music as much anymore is actually really stupid -- because of my furniture arrangement. I've moved my TV and stereo to the other side of the room from my computer, so I can't hook the computer up to the stereo directly (because I don't own a long enough optical cable). Since I wanted to have my computer hooked up to my TV, I opted to get a long HDMI cable instead, which also transmits sound obviously. Problem now is that I need to have my TV on to get sound from my computer. Which is why I don't use it as much.

Fucking moronic really.

>>73190232
>with a absurdist lyrics, as in the philosophy Absurdism. NOT "lol XD Random!"
im sorry anon but lol xd random IS philosophy absurdism

cardiacs - sing to god

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>>73190232
>all of this post
jesus

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>finish him
>HAHAHAHAHA
>godzilla sounds

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>>73190232
>I have read Camoo one time the post

>>73188420
ryuichi sakamoto - thousand knives
also, how the fuck did this happen

>>73190394
Put it like this.
I don't want the music to be absurdist.
But "channeling it".
Like the bliss of you feel after depression.
Maybe 'mania' is better word?
Nihilism is chaos/randomness.
Absurdism is beyond it, it makes fun of existentialism.
Cardiacs is a bit too high tempo, and random elements for the sake of random elements. And it seem to just be insanity.
Absurdism keeps its sanity.

>>73190468
I'm not depressed, I just like how it sounds.
Like how 'The Mercy Seat' is extremely repetitive, yet not.

Imagine; The Curse of Milhaven.

>>73190522
i fucking hate how you type holy shit

>>73190232
hmm.... really makes you think

>>73190522
twin infinitives

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>>73190522
Hey go watch some Alain de Bottom videos and read Nausea, it's the next step sahn

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>>73190232

>>73190536
It's the way I think, quite practical, I hate "pleonastic" writing, that's a word. Is this better?

>>73190595
lol

>>73190595
tryhard

>>73190595
are you the trip who wrote the reviews for Mac Demarco and fugazi

>>73190595
pleonastic is a pleonastic word
why so pretentious

>>73190619
Ye havin' a giggle 'there maté?

Just want punk rock mixed with Swing, with silly "story lyrics" and metaphorically expound on the absurdity of life.

>>73190636
cmon, give the lad a break.

>>73190636
>>73190648
>>73190676
I have no response to this.
I Didn't contrive for this to happen, my intent was not to imply anything.
That's literally how I think, then I exaggerated the response obviously.
Help, help I'm being assaulted!

>>73190522
all of this is killing me

i didn't say you were depressed, the curse of milhaven is not absurdist, the mercy seat having fourteen renditions of the chorus has nothing to do with absurdism, cave's balladry is not worth being mocked, nihilism is not chaos/randomness, absurdism does not make fun of existentialism, >>73190595 fuck off with your logorrhoea + stop start over punctuated writing.

Listen to Deathconsciousness by Have a Nice Life.

>>73190746
I never said it is absurdist as in literally 100%.
You know, this is hard to explain, whomever wrote the lyrics and music obviously wasn't quite sane at the time, if you get my point. Again not literally "not sane", he obviously isn't insane.
It's clearly absurdist as much as in "making fun of the tragedy of something"...

>>73190549
Yea man that sure is having a good hook.
Just noise.

>>73190827
The Mercy Seat is or the Curse of Milhaven is?
The Mercy Seat is all bluster and fronting, religious iconography reinterpreted as death row march confidence. It's just about fear of death and trying to muster bravery in the face of it. There's nothing really making fun of tragedy.
The Curse of Milhaven is a silly little story about a witch killing people.

>>73190911
>Fear of death and trying to muster bravery in the face of it
Well put.
>Silly little story about a witch killing people.
Guess they have death and existence in common, and "they" face it with 'tongue in cheek'.

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freeform update.
@fish listen to Jim White - Wrong Eyed Jesus
do it for me

>>73190946
...???
absurdism isn't tongue-in-cheek
why am i doing this

>>73173393
https://youtu.be/3PLmGPeLsJY

>>73190971
But can't you see how the songs are?
The topics are absurd, or performed in an mad manner.
Am I the only one who see the similarity in style in The Mercy Seat and The Monks - Complication?

>Absurdism isn't tongue-in-cheek
No but the result is, or you become spiritual.
That's why it's fucking called absurdism, you accept the insanity that everything is, all shit and suffering in the world without purpose.
And you respond with "Whatever."

>>73190827
*whoms'tve'ever

>>73190971
Another example, a song made with same "feeling" although completely different music style:
Pumped up Kicks
It appears as any jolly fun catchy song.
But they sing about a mass school shooting and how "great" it is.

>>73191107
uhh listen to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pD24A858Fc

but you couldve totally avoided confusion by saying what you mean exactly instead of trying people to make sense of all that above

>>73191048
the topics aren't absurd (philosophy), the curse of milhaven is absurd (adjective), the mercy seat is desperate. Absurdism is being aware of the chaotic, uncaring nature of the universe and finding meaning in inherent pleasures. You don't respond with 'whatever', you respond with 'what can I do about it?' and continue doing whatever.
absurdism is a mode of thought - what is the result? how does spirituality come into it as a negation of absurdism? how does the religious symbolism and fear of god in the mercy seat play into its absurdism?

>>73191103
Whomever is a completely normal word, used everyday, very usable, applicable to many uses.

>>73191166
yeah but not that one
you used it as the subject when its an objective pronoun

>>73191166
yeah but thats not the correct usage, "whoever" would fit that sentence

>>73191107
so
you just want serious subject matter treated in a blackly comic way?
damn dude idk tom waits or some shit.


>>73191103
(y)

>>73191160
the mercy seat, was more about the style of the song and the way it's performed.
Curse of Milhaven was more on the lyrics.
>>73191180
>>73191188
Ah, yes, whoops.
>>73191203
>serious subject matter treated in a blackly comic way
>black humor
Sure, but not just, also wish for the style of music to be like the aforementioned songs.
Swingy or catchy, with punk style.

>Practice makes perfect

>>73191267
here you go
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0XfNy5XI-A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WifCzN8BNF4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJm2yEQo4aU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMtqX1vcFOk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mecBjaM0pJA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpUufEMnU3w

>>73179545
Do people on /mu/ even remember you as biotroll, aside from the obvious oldfags like me?

>>73191310
Close.
I guess the style and theme is right, just a bit mediocre in comparison.

>>73191491
yeah it's hard to match nick caves Absurdism and ferocity

>>73182353
>birchville cat motel - beautiful speck triumph
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, indeed

Any recommendations similar to Red House Painters/Sun Kil Moon/general Mark Kozelek? I've listened through his discography, liked Red House Painters 1 (Rollercoaster,) Among The Leaves, Tiny Cities, Down Colorful Hill the most.

>>73191548
Also, anyone have the flowchart/recommendations for Pavement/Dinosaur Jr./Guided by Voices/Built to Spill type stuff?

>>73191548
smiths but slowed down

>>73191511
I see what you did there.

>>73190232
>NOT "lol XD Random!"
u bitchass pleb
Liturgy is probably what you're looking for, super fun to act a pseud about & also to listen to, read his essay

>>73179530
>black saint will probably be a 10 within the month
>A Love Supreme begins
Incoming
e l e v e n

>>73191781
Black Saint >>> A Love Suprememe tho'

>>73191822
A Love Supreme is much more focused & presents itself with greater clarity.

Black Saint is one heck of a mighty romp, but it's a blundering one.

>>73191822
this is true
>>73191857
this is also true

>>73191857
I love ALS's spiritual themes but the emotional discharge of Black Saint just makes it so much better for me. Maybe Coltrane hasn't properly clicked with me, I should listen to more of his albums.

>>73191877
this is half true.

>>73191893
I've expressed my concerns with BS&SL before, but my largest one is that it is exhausting.

I prefer ALS because of its subtlety, but moreso that when I finish the album I feel like my spirit has been uplifted, not dragged through a pit of bombastic musical skullduggery.

Although skullduggery is still nice.

>>73191893
i put a ton of coltrane stuff on my jazz chart im doing now and it really helps to see what he did before and how a love supreme is so radically different.

looking for songs or albums like She's A Rainbow if anyone has ideas. Not a big stones fan but that song is my jam

arab on radar is cracking me up rn

>>73192312
rua cold one

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>aine o'dwyer - music for church cleaners
more church music, but this time, it's just an organ, one that revels in that holy dissonance just enough to grab my attention. there's one absolutely stunning track here: "The Little Lord of Misrule" captures the sounds of children in the church over the most gorgeous organ music on the record, making for a remarkable atmosphere. quite good overall.

>>73190510
>also, how the fuck did this happen
Tadaima is a great album man, listen to it

>>73192633
i guess i will i haven't listened to pure japshit in a while

I'd love to hear John Zorn rip through Long Season can you imagine the full thing in 9 min

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>>73192784
Wow fuck no

>>73192784
(seriously as good as some of the best jazz solos out there)

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>>73192864
wait fuck

>>73192784
Nice yeah that'd make it even worse

>>73192986
You don't like Long Season? It's basically Acid Mothers Temple for girls

>>73190329
Also what.cd dying as well, obviously.

>>73191313
Not remember, no I don't think. I think quite a few people know I used to be biotroll, though, but most weren't here for that.

>>73193104
I'm actually not a hater. I'd jus rather listen to plenty other stuff for a similar effect...like Acid Mothers Temple
>>73193123
You don't just listen to stuff during your commute?

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>>73190510
>me listening to 8

>>73193202
My "commute" to university is about 4 minutes by bike, so nope.

>>73193212
sigh
i think my song rec will cater more to your lack of attention span

>>73193239
It really wasn't it's length, it was its simplicity. Idk, maybe it'll click after I do a few more matchups

>>73192784
>can you imagine the full thing in 9 min
hmm
https://soundcloud.com/user-559549822/short-long-season

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>>73193239
For real I'm trying to put my thoughts into words for the review but this is really aggravating

trying to find out why I easily remember good portions of minimalistic analog drone,
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/eleh/homage-1/
And not this album

>>73193399
really the most that "happens" throughout 8 is the introduction/defenestration of a short melodic loop on top of another loop

for me it's about the atmosphere and feeling and motion it articulates more than any specfiic moment

also there is a lot of material, but some tracks were instantly memorable to me, "Intro," "GS," "Pulsierendes Laben," and the title track specifically stuck out on my first listen

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Osamu Kitajima - Dragon King (1976)

Sounds like the soundtrack to an 80s Japanese porno. So damn cheesy that I almost feel fatter while listening to it. First few tracks, which are instrumental, are pretty damn groovy and I can dig it, but as soon as the vocals enter it's so boring. I was expecting something funkier, something crazy, something a bit more out there. I was under the impression that it would borrow more from both jazz and Japanese traditional musics, but instead it's just bland and soulless... soul, sort of.

The best track is probably the title track, which incorporates quite a bit of Japanese music tradition. Japanese flute and shamisen with guitar and a drum kit works pretty well, I think. There’s also a hint of middle-eastern scales in there, which is neat. But yeah, pretty tame overall, wouldn’t recommend.

>>73193633
>1976
Wait, no, 82 I think.

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Stick asked for my thoughts on AZD a while ago:

Very surprising. Hazyville allured me with it's expertly crafted sound design and atmosphere, but there was something fragile about it's execution. I thought that the addition of more club-based sensibilities would ruin the unique sound that Actress had going for him (keep in mind that I haven't listened to anything else but Hazyville prior to AZD). I was wrong. AZD had more of a rhythmic quality to it, but the atmosphere was still there. I may need some more time to get used to the album, but there is no denying that there is genius behind the whole project.

Hollla if you want more thoughts on anything.

>>73176861
I'm glad you liked it. It's very underrated.

>>73194024
Good assessment of AZD. Definitely check out his other albums. RIP is considered his best by most and has a lot of interesting rhythms and textures. Ghettoville is a lot more unforgiving but is his most interesting thematically as well as atmospherically if you can get past the heavy repetition.

What's the album you gave an 8? The cover art looks interesting.

>>73194102
Sightings - Through The Panama

It's really fucking good. Between that and Hairdryer Peace, I think it's safe to say that Twin Infinitives lives on.

@rod can you make a song out of a loop of spongebob saying "2 count em 2" from ripped pants

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Tomorrow’s People – Open Soul (1976)
These bass lines my dudes, this is pretty sweet. The muted, musky negro singing is excellent, both choirs and soloists. It’s got everything you need from a black disco album, and then some. The end track is a 20-minute behemoth with clear movements in intro, main, and outro. It really picks up the pace at around 2:30, and becomes the best track of the album by far. It’s basically a little mini album on its own. Repetition really is the game here, with a few steady phrases being played on the bass more or less throughout, with minimal variation, and it drives the entire thing so well. Good stuff, give it a spin.

>>73191781
>>73191857
this will be a fun couple days.
>>73194642
good suggestion. might do at some point.

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holy shit
>hellier ulysses - prime example
its a 7 song, 9 minute ep, of some of the most creative guitar music i've heard. it's on the same tape label as telstar drugs, Egg Paper, known for being the hub of the canadian lo-fi guitar post-punk world. hellier ulysses certainly take cues from this scene - the guitars are angular and the riffs are weird - while simultaneously crafting their own, relatively "different" brand of rock music. all of the tracks here are 1:40 in length or less, and each moment of each track is filled with some great vocal hook/guitar riff/bassline that's instantly catchy. there are constant changes in tempo/time signature, which is probably why this is labelled "avant-prog." the tracks are groovy and eclectic-there's even some downtempo-esque electronic stuff on the closer. it's fucken fantastic, check this shit out (maybe trans in particular)

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Susumu Yokutu – Sakura (2000)
Somehow a lot more ambient than I expected. Basically consists of a couple of synth notes and phrases with lots and lots of reverb, to the point that it sounds a bit like something recorded underwater. It’s a pleasant sound, but man does it get boring. It’s a bit more listenable once the drums kick in, but that literally only serves to provide a rhythmic beat, nothing else of interest.

The best part, and this is really saying something, was the ending, where there was some kind of vibraphone instrument that played some simple arpeggios. At least there was something going on. Would not recommend.

>>73195414
correction: this release is not on egg paper, their first one was

>>73173393
>join the plug room
>no one there
>last play 19 hours ago
Really made me think

>>73195985
>Really made me think
should i take a shower or is this meme starting to smell funny

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>>73196164
>should i take a shower or is this meme starting to smell funny

>>73195985
Well it's the middle of the day

People are doing things

>>73196164
You'll use any excuse to not shower, you smelly fucking tranny faggot.

>>73196204
Really made me think

Tape collection blogspots are the best things ever.

Also I had only listened to the title track of beautiful speck triumph, I'm now worried the rest is not in the same league.

>>73196241
whoa

>>73197179
>Tape collection blogspots are the best things ever.
Yeah, they can be pretty great. Dedicated music blogs in general tend to have quite a few gems. Did you have any particular in mind?