/daily/ - rip Kanzler edition

Fanzler

Hi tuco, my rec is

Motorpsycho - Here Be Monsters

It's a good one. In Norway now and seeing lots about them to remind me about it

come back soon

rip

Rip also

Ф

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Slowly but surely
5 listens in, TMS officially not in bottom 4

>>73214924
This Heat next I want to see what you think of it.

>>73214924
wait i dont quite get how this works

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rudi
jim

no restrictions
winner gets drone

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Gj Thomas. Overall: 4.17
>Galaxie 500 - On Fire
Actually really enjoyed this, despite it not hitting the 4/5 mark. The first track was great too, a lot it felt very ethereal. The high pitched vocals and guitars were great. I guess it wasn't quite a 4/5 because it wasn't extremely memorable, and besides the first track nothing would be something I'd come back to soon. I was sooo excited to hear the Ceremony cover (Xiu Xiu's cover of the same song is probably my top 5 favorite songs of all time), but then realized it was a bonus track.
3.5/5
>Les Rallizes dénudés - Double Heads: Legendary Live Yaneura Shibuya, Tokyo 1980-1981
I could listen to those sharp, drowning-in-reverb guitars all day long. I could listen to those weird, dissonant, and ghostly vocals all day long. Simply, I could listen to these shows all day long. This was so hypnotic, so encapsulating, so psychedelic. I fucking LOVE how raw it is, but also how at times, how dreamy it is. I swam in it the entire time. Best tracks: 1.3, 2.1, 4.1
4.5/5

>>73214924
do me do me

>>73214955
Bottom 4 albums from the set get cut. Might be dailyboys, Comet spots and RNG spots.

>>73214464
dont like psych or prog and 666 is very steeped in things typical of those genres
>>73214526
o/

>>73214999
these are my digits by the way

13 minutes into quartet, am i getting this?
>>73214991
im just gonna assume im safe lol

>>73215033
(almost certainly you're safe)

>>73215027
Should've stayed anon with this desu -_-

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>Tom Ze - Todos os olhos

Uhhhhhhh this started off quite cool, it has a nice MPB vibe going on. My thoughts are very similar to trip up's, The general vibes are nice and some songs are very good, but some songs just fall too flat and the quirky thing tripup was talking about can get slightly annoying.

Also, I fucking hate the 2-step captcha bullshit, makes my wanna buy a fucking 4chan pass, but I'm not that much of a degenerate.

>>73214958
wooo yay
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/pierre_fournier/cello_suites__pierre_fournier_/

>>73214958
(also I recommend all the albums I like when you ask for recs so a drone will be weird lol)

>>73215091
yeah that reminds me how the fuck have you not heard that album
seems like it'd be right up yer alley
>>73215107
turn on reCAPTCHA v1, its so much faster

>>73215147
How would I go about doing such a thing?
(I feel like such a noob when asking shit like this, especially as a CS major lol)

>>73215147
Heh, I'm actually kind of skeptical about the hype for that one. Ive just heard it's quite long and not on Spotify

>>73214824
Hey you coming through Sweden soon?

>>73215189
its like 70 minutes long and its worth the listen, i love it
if u want i could upload it for u

>>73214999
>don't like prog
okay
>don't like psych
wtf

>>73215187
i think its somewhere in the options menu. i use 4chanx so my layouts slightly different
>>73215189
yeah it's not really straight psych and i dont know you seem like a straight psych kinda guy i dont even know what straight psych means but i feel like you'd probably get bored of 666's antics

>>73215187
Go to top of page, it's by the list of all 4chan boards

[Settings]

Quotes & Replying

check the Legacy Captcha

>>73215257
I am not him but I would like that. I've been meaning to listen to it for a while now.

>>73215273
>>73215260
thanks <3

>>73215230
I wish, make a list of Swedish music for me
>>73215257
Up to you! Message me on RYM if so, I'm traveling
>>73215260
I've heard bits and pieces, sounds like ~early prog~ which is more often more palatable

>>73215357
gotcha, ill shoot u a message rn
>>73215316
u got a place i can message this to you?

>>73215259
i just get bored w a lot of psych rock, and blues scale guitar stuff kinda grinds my gears/gets old
>>73215357
i would hear it just in case you love it

>>73215127
it's ok
loser gets drone too but not as big so u better start thinking of stuff >:0

>>73214789
Banzler

>>73215393
ok dad

>>73215373
Thank you, pal
>>73215391
Will do

>>73214999
I mean, prog and psych are just words that describe a vague idea of a particular type of music, can you be a little more specific

So I'm going to Roskilde in a few weeks. The line-up isn't patrician af or anything but there's a nice amount of hiphop I like and stuff like Mats Gustafsson. I want to make a chart of good stuff I can listen to to decide what shows I should go to.
Line-up is here; http://www.roskilde-festival.dk/music/2017?view=poster
any recs? :))

>>73215441
honestly "babylon" got me kind of excited for the rest of the album, it's a genuinely good song, but then a lot of tropes started seeping in, the songwriting bored me and the guitar work wasn't for me. cheesy choral stuff too - it all just rubbed me the wrong way. the final nail in the coffin was Infinity, that was just miserable.

it boils down to this album having a lot of things i just don't like, i don't think it's a Bad Album

tfw quartet is suddenly a drone album mmmm oh yes
>>73215520
damn i love infinity lol
those are all valid reasons not to like it tho, totally understandable if its not yr thing

>>73215373
Yeah, all I have is this Last.fm that I have yet to use.
https://www.last.fm/user/AlienNoseJob

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>Svitlana Nianio did her first performance west of Germany ever
>This is the only thing I can find of it

What the heck Darklandsland

>>73215587
im pretty dumb with last.fm, is there a way to message you or anything?

>>73215391
>>73215520
>grinds my gears/rubbed me the wrong way
seems like you should listen to more prog/psych. the key to overcoming tropeyness is to immerse yourself in it

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>>73215357
Yeah hang on I'll throw something together

>>73215500
Full Of Hell

>>73215657
yeah you're def right - i said in my original review that i don't have enough context to make sense of a lot of it

>>73215625
Haha I had my DM settings set to only people I follow. I just switched it so try again.

I haven't really used it much so I'm not sure if that worked.

bye kanzler i'll miss you!!

>>73215707
alright just sent it, lmk if you got it

>>73215500
I hear Ksiezyc is cool live, but knowing your taste you would probably hate it.

Alex Cameron is some minimal synthpop lounge lizard stuff, total RYMcore but it's neat.

>>73215625
>>73215707
Oh, go to your inbox and compose a message and just put my username in. That should work.

>>73215753
got it! thanks alot dude!

>>73215664
>>73215754
thanks :)) i'll try these

>>73215500
idk if it's because i'm out of the loop with hot new bands but from the names i know that doesn't look a great line up for roskilde

Future Islands look fun live anyway if you like synth pop

>>73215777
anytime dude, lucky digits too

>>73215815
Oh shit, it needs a decryption key.

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>>73214755
Tried the following earlier to venture more into the /mu/core chart, though I'm mostly re-listening to others at the moment and listening through discographies, still;
>Candy Claws - Ceres & Calypso In The Deep Time. This album was pretty good, loved the layers of instrumentation and the lush, tropical feel the album had. Particularly liked the more orchestral tracks though didn't really notice much of the lyrics.
>Squirm Orchestra - Do Little Say Nothing. Seldom do I venture into the obscure as I do not see myself as prepared for such, though this is a practically unknown album I discovered just because I liked the word "squirm". It is one of the oddest albums I've listened to and throws itself between electronic, chamber pop (sort of), orchestral instrumental and rock songs with xylophones and the like, I love this thing.
>Talk Talk - It's My Life & The Colour of Spring. I giggled when the title track of the former played and I recognized it immediately, vastly preferred the powerful percussion on the former and the more concise use of synths when compared to the Party's Over. The latter was great though a step back in my opinion.

How you guys doing?

>>73215930
/mu/ essentials more like shit

>>73215930
I'm doing great, good commentary on the albums.

Try Time Out next

>>73215930
do you happen to have an unedited version of this chart? i've seen several mu-essential charts but this one seems to have the most albums on it

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>>73216015
I think this is it anon, I haven't checked though.

>>73216039
that looks like it, thank you so much anon!

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>>73215972
Will do anon, thanks for the rec.

>>73216068
You're welcome, hope you have a nice day!

>>73215905
whoops sorry
should be good now, resent it

>>73216126
why do you keep calling people who are distinctly not anons "anon"

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>>73216126
>anon

>>73216158
>>73216163
Oh, do I call you guys by your tripnames? I don't really feel worthy.

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>>73216196

>>73216196
:%)

>>73216196
No, you call us autistic tripshits.

>>73216154
Got it! Thank you :)

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Bonjour /daily/!

I almost finished the first two rows, this is very exciting so far!
Unfortunately the Fushitsusha album was not at all to my likings. As I got warned it is quite similiar in it's style to 77 Live, there's the guitar jamming and the noise elements and the sub-par recording quality. This album is a bit louder and has more extreme moments, but I couldn't enjoy that either, sorry

Then I heard the owl album and it really is just owl screeches??
Parts of it were just creepy, others were delivering a solid ambient atmosphere, but I really don't know how to rate this??

Additionally to the chart, I listened to the second borzoi-rec (Ben Frost - By The Throat) and I liked this alot, even more than the first one. A very dark atmospheric soundscape, and the noise bits didn't bother me at all here, they even added something to the whole sound. Thank you borzoi!

So, next up is the Fishmans mixtape and then the album.
After that I'll start with the individual picks!

>>73216504
for individual picks, i recommend doing the following people first:
me
herb guy
thomas
terminus
flyingicewizard
darklands
borzoi

just based on how you've described your taste

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here's a few reviews of eh albums for ya'll

Dendö Marionette - Dendö Marionette (1981)
>Synth Punk
“Frozen Edge” is a rapid-fire, brain-friend explosion of synth-warp noises and drum machines. It’s awesome, in the most literal sense of the word. The rest is essentially the desolate aftermath, a tundra devoid of any interesting musical ideas—all inspiration apparently wasted on the opener.
>6/10

SUBS - We Haven’t Entered the 21st Century (2008)
>Noise Rock, Emo
Some noisy, raspy emo with a bit of a post-punk edge—propulsive rhythms and extremely angular guitar melodies—out of Beijing. They do some neat stuff here. The CD is mysteriously only available for over $40 on Amazon.
>5+/10

The Stars - Today EP (2001)
>Psychedelic Rock
A relatively chill, English-sung, psychedelic rock band, from Japan, comprised entirely of Japanese members—a curious phenomenon, apparently related to bands like Fushitsusha and Ghost. The music is pretty uninteresting though, starting with the opener, which spends the bulk of its 9+ minute runtime being boring and meandering as fuck. “Bavard” is also lame, but a bit more active. “Wind in Three Quarter” is kind of fun though.
>5+/10

Mainliner - Mellow Out (1996)
Oh yeah this is just like an uptempo LRD what the heck. It’s still nowhere near as engaging, so it’s fun to close in on the LRD secret sauce all “well now we know what it doesn’t sound like”-like. “Cockamamie” is useless, even as an intro. “Black Sky” starts with crazy drumming and ends in a flame of crazy guitar work. “M” is actually really groovy, and again erupts into crazy guitar playing. I enjoy the shifts and progression throughout “M” too.

And don’t get me wrong. It’s good, it’s just so similar to LRD that not making the comparisons would be doing the review a disservice. Though, ’96 is a little late to the LRD imitation game.
>6-/10

>>73216550
>>73216504
this is pretty accurate
altho u can skip the 4 hours of LRD if yr still not into it by then lol

>>73216550
Thank you! I will do some from them first then.
I planned on doing one from everyone first then the second one from everyone and then the third, so people don't have to wait so long until I listen to their choices, haha

>>73216611
4 hours of that?:o
ohh, I'm definitely not ready for that yet

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and this one was a real puzzler

Idetemp - 1983… And She Told Me I Was Die (1978)
>Minimalism, Ambient
It’s one of those releases that just straight up gets genre tagged as “Experimental” on RYM, like what-ever, man. It’s basically primitive electronic music, at a time when was usually primitive voluntarily—two lengthy skeletal compositions (in three parts each), constructed using heavily processed guitar and bass.

I really dig the general aesthetic of the project, so I wanted to enjoy the music, but it was just so incredibly boring. Like Side A is maybe two or three notes between the bass and guitar for 20 minutes. It’s so boring that Side B seems positively enthralling, though each part there quickly overstays its welcome. I gather that’s the story for many listeners though. It would appear that the mystery and intrigue surrounding this release are the only things going for it, and have miraculously carried it well into the modern era. I can only imagine how many similar-sounding albums didn’t make it on to the internet and never will.

Maybe I’ll use it for studying background music some time though.
>4/10

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>>73216504
>Then I heard the owl album and it really is just owl screeches??

Yup, like I said before, everything can be music if you accept it as music B-)
But yes it's kinda hard to rate owl noises.

>the noise bits didn't bother me at all here, they even added something to the whole sound.
Great! It's definitely one of the better atmospheres I've heard in music and he really gets through with the cold harsh atmosphere. I think the noise makes it sound even colder. Have you ever been in a snow storm? The noise fits really well for getting that feeling through

I have another rec for you then that you could listen to after Yellow Swans if you want to: try Biosphere - Substrata

>>73216613
that sounds good (for me start with public strain)

>>73216645
yeah dw 4 hours of anything is pretty intense lol

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Bong-Ra - Old-Skool Armageddon (2004)
>Breakcore, Jungle
Side A, “Deathsucker Rave,” sounds as if my headphones simply can’t keep up with the torrential carpet bomb of beats. It’s life-gripping adrenaline. Side B, “Murder You,” juxtaposes cheery reggae melodies with dense, aptly ‘murderous,’ sputtering break beats. Get your thrills.
>8/10

>>73216651
great title
>>73216709
great title

>>73215754
(I should also point out that Herb Diamante is the patrician's Alex Cameron)

>>73216504
You are going to hate the stuff for me, Dogwander, s post-feelist, tuco and zane

>>73216651
you should check this out for more head spinning
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D0%B1%D0%BE%D0%B3%D0%B0%D1%99%D0%B8/%D1%84%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BF%D0%B8%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B5_%D0%B7%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B8/
(haha long links)

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one more for the road. this one was so good


X Dream, Troy & Cortex - XTC EP (1993)
>Jungle, Hardcore, Breakbeat
First track is a fully assembled jungle track in some guy’s head, but all the synapses are misfiring and it plays out a glorious shamble. It’s one of those songs where you would never have imagined you’d love it until you heard it and then you’re like, holy shit I was born for this.

The rest brings the aesthetic together into more cohesive, killer, but no less brooding and experimental, jungle and breakbeat tunes. I was just floored by each. It’s definitely some of the best jungle I have ever heard, and I love its almost IDM levels of wonky experimentation, with none of the IDM pretension and all the jungle aggressiveness and edginess.
>8+/10

Would highly rec if you haven't already heard this and you're looking for some really experimental, but hard-hitting jungle and breakbeat

>>73216767
wait - letov - has it been you this whole time? posting those absolutely ridiculously long links? are you the trip whose links, due to containing foreign characters, are often very long and nonsensical? is it in fact the trip letov who often links to albums on rateyourmusic.com the titles of which contain letters and other types of characters from languages that do not use the roman alphabet?

>>73216790
yo that wished bone EP you rec'd was good

>>73216504
That Ben Frost album is probably the best intro to noise. It's also a solid album in general.

>>73216842
No, you must be mistaken. You are actually referring to Terminus.

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Also, this album is better than For You

>>73216657
>Have you ever been in a snow storm? The noise fits really well for getting that feeling through
Yes! You are right, this is very close to a snow storm.

>I have another rec for you then that you could listen to after Yellow Swans if you want to: try Biosphere - Substrata
Thank you, I'll listen to that as well then, your recs have been very helpful so far.
>>73216660
Okay!
>>73216749
I will do that a bit later then, maybe my taste is ready for your picks then ^^

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kanzler is a sweetheart that does too much for this thread he deserves his break

Imposter Tuco
i see i won the second round of your tourney

sonic youth - bad moon rising

back up recs
Girl Band - France 98
Skullflower - Form Destroyer
The Residents - third Reich n' Roll

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jokes, here's another review. I enjoyed writing this, but it probably reads like shit. last one tho I promise

Perth Drug Legend - Clubbers Guide to Craigie (2015)
>Outsider House, Industrial Techno, …Acid Techno?
Hard and heavy dance music with a dark, vaguely psychedelic energy built into its martial throb. And this EP demonstrates, if anything, a complete mastery of colorful textures: the vulcanized rubber bass, the crunch of the drums, the lo-fi synth miasma. And that’s not to mention the songwriting—“Hillend Hyper Squad” and “Tweet Tweet Mill Street Fleet” are entrancing. The other two tracks are noticeably weaker though.
>7-/10

>>73216767
will do, chief
>>73216858
isn't it? That album walks softly and carries a big stick

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Ripperoni Kanzleroni

>>73214991
Cheering for RNG for the memes.

>>73216504
Try to name 1 better owl recording album and see why it is a 10.

>>73216550
have you seen jimmy jazz

>>73217123
I was gonna joke on you but I actually have a strong sense about gun club
>>73214981
Yeah boy
>>73214948
Oops I Darklanded first

>>73217180
i think (s)he'd be put off by the ae and the other electronic album there (that i admittedly havent heard) but (s)he'd def like the motifs

>>73217195
huh
i was just asking :}

>>73217195
I will listen to the motifs soon then!

>>73217299
youre right here jimbo
>>73217313
sounds good, a lot of /daily/ loves that album for good reason

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sometimes i go down the deepest pits of the rym jazz hellhole and i come across some of the most bizarre decisions for album covers. and people complain about album covers today.

>>73217333
wtf you on about, this album cover rules

>>73217333
nice trips and also i really like that cover

>>73217333
this kills the herbieguy

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>>73217328
thanks
have a bebe

>>73217380
he is preened

>>73217333
dude like
he is the trumpet

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===theSound vs Mark And===

>Coil - Black Antlers
>Electronic Post-Industrial

If you took the sentence, "There's something wrong," and put it into music-- this would be the result.

I prefer a symphonic arrangement for All the Pretty little Horses, by Andrew Boyson Jr. . A very simple composition, but an effective build, and having the performers sing is the best touch. (Lots of pressure when you're playing the glockenspiel.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7xlopKG0aE

>Rhye - Woman
>Dream Pop

Very clean chamber pop/R&B sung by a... guy? Yeah, there was some discussion related to the androgynous singer of this album when it was released. I'm all for falsettos, but this was just ok.

Vocalist kinda reminds me of a more effeminate version of Two Door Cinema Club, actually.

6/10

===Breadman vs blapp===

>Jacula - In Caude Semper Stat Veneum
>Dark Ambient, Black Metal

Expected metal and got dungeon music

The Church organ is pretty awful, and it's all a bit tainted by its old production and Halloween aesthetic.

There's also a hubbub about the authenticity of it, being recorded in 1969 and released in 2001... though all evidence seems to point to the contrary, and the band fabricated this backstory.

The last comment on this blog points out the holes in the story here, though I don't know it's veracity:

http://www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2011/09/jacula-interview-with-antonio.html

Artistic integrity aside, this is mostly boring and pastiche, even for dark ritual music.

4/10

>The Knife - Shaking the Habitual
>Artsy Electronic Punkish House

I remember not liking Deep Cuts a few months ago, but I dig this. The first vocals I hear are really hard to describe, but fit well behind the primitive and frenzied electronic arrangment on A Tooth for An Eye. They almost sound like EBM at points, but mostly Asian culture.

They do sacrifice muscality for unconventionality at the end of the album, for a final, definitive identity.

Fav track: A Cherry On Top

7/10

>>73217466
hell yeah, i knew you'd like shaking the habitual
i was surprised you hadn't heard it before, it seems up yr alley
ill get a rec to u later tn

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>>73217466
====trip up vs ricebeansandeggs====


>Prince of Denmark - 8
>Minimal Techno

Wasn't really into this at first, but if you let yourself settle into it following the first 3-4 tracks, it's a nice ride. Has also got to be the smoothest techno album I've ever heard, which is saying something when it's 3 hours long with no real hiccups. But that just goes to show that this album doesn't do anything really amazing within it besides have a lot to it.

I also wish there was some actual memorable moment from this album that I can recall, but there really isn't. The last third of the album sounds like it should be the ACTUAL album, starting from Ambient 004 to Untitled-- everything before that is easy to swallow, but too clean for its own good. I wonder what people's opinions on this would be if Prince of Denmark has decided to use only a portion of this compilation as an LP.

Still, it's something to lock yourself away in for an amount of time, and return refreshed. And it makes me want to listen to The Field again.

7/10

>Akiko Yano - Tadaima
>Art Pop + Ryuichi Sakamoto synths, Techno Kayo

Probably the first full J-pop album I've really enjoyed.

A lot of fun and controlled eccentricity, with the lovely production I've come to expect from Japan. Yano's voice never passes into an irritating tone that some Japanese vocalists do, giving it the right amount of genuinity. It works even better during her solo piano playing.

I was a bit torn on giving this an 8 or a 7, at first. But after asking for song reccs to break the tie, and hearing Sakamoto's fantastic synth work, I just had to give this album a second listen... and that's what pushed it above. Yano really gives his work a push above, along with the Yellow Magic Orchestra-- it's a very tightly knit pop album, released before the likes of other artists like Kate Bush.

8/10

=====

=====

Need reccs from blapp, lamb, ricebeans, and theSound

>>73217501
did i... cause myself to lose?
also 2 listens v 1 is totally unfair but i guess udnerstandable and also whomst am i to complain

>>73217536
I listened to 8 1.5 times actually but nope

ENPITSUO KAIMAAAAASU

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Simon and Garfunkel - Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (1966)
>folk pop, folk rock

Even wimpier and worse at rock than Sounds of Silence, but at least the folk is generally on point. These guys were so damn good when they were low-key and contemplative, which makes tracks like "Scarborough Fair / Canticle" and "Homeward Bound" work so damn well, but the more upbeat tracks sound so /wrong/, and some of the folk tracks don't really hit that hard either. "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)" and "The Dangling Conversation" are both blatantly awful, and the rest is neither here nor there. Pretty weak, but I guess they get even better from here!

2.0+

>>73217333
that cover is fucking sicc

>>73217501
wait have u not heard any basic channel yet
if not bcd-2 pls

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Darklands, very good rec w/ Entertainment. Actually was my first boss's favorite album.

blapp, Spiderman's spot is secured for round two

>>73217569
weeb

>>73217715
u like fishmans youre the weeb

>>73217813
yeah im a weeb but youre still a dumb stupid weeb

>>73217821
youre the dumber weeb shut your mouth
ive only watched one anime ever

>>73217715
>>73217813
>>73217821
>>73217853
そ… それをやめなさい!!!

>>73217853
but at least i know good minimal techno when i hear it you dumb weeb
>>73217876
weeb

>>73217883
if i wanted to hear minimal techno id play autechre at 5% volume
>>73217876
weeb

>>73217902
>%
see now youre typing in weeb language, what a weeb

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OutKast - Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik (1994)
>southern hip hop

A very solid start to one of the most consistent hip hop groups ever. The album itself is very consistent as well, save for the couple of unnecessary interludes. Production is this album's strongest suit. A couple of dated g-funk influenced beats kinda kill the vibe, but these beats are mostly few and far between, the album instead preferring to take on a super hard-hitting, boom bap influenced sound that's still distinctly southern-fried. "Ain't No Thang" is a big highlight, the drums are absolutely killer but it's still got that southern atmosphere. The rapping is solid, but Big Boi and Andre definitely haven't yet developed their personalities and they seem a bit faceless. Now that I've listened to OutKast's first four, I honestly couldn't tell you which one I like the most, they were so damn consistent.

3.0-

King Sunny Adé and His African Beats - Juju Music (1982)
>jùjú

It's got some gross, ultra-slick '80s "world music" vibes, which bring down an otherwise really great album. Adé's style is really blunt and minimalistic, slide guitar over synthesizers, drum machines, and badass percussion. It's a style that can get old, but there's a lot of charisma and passion here.

3.0-

>>73217635
Short thoughts after first listens, in no order:
Spiderland: delightfully haunted, really dense and sparse at the same time. I can't wait to listen to this 20 more times.
Money Store: fuck yes, if this is what people are talking about, I get it. Awesome hooks, fun attitude, very cool mix of styles.
Loveless: like a blanket heavier than I wanted, feels like I'm lost/drowning in it. needs a 2nd listen. Last track sounds like a precursor to many watered down imitator acts from old Buffy episodes.
Violent Femmes: half these are familiar from radio, other half didn't reveal much more. Fun enough, for knucklehead sexualfrustration altfolk
Stratosphere: needs 2nd listen. First listen was spent trying to decide if it was like modest mouse
Entertainment: A n g u l a r but better than Pink Flag

accel wheres ur onions on max tundra

>>73217635
>corporate boss likes Maoist music

hmm

>>73218027
lol he was actually the principal at a hippie outdoor school in Santa Cruz

>>73217333
good cover desu

>>73218060
weeb

>>73217635
>>73217963
if you like Violent Femmes at all you have to listen to Hallowed Ground, it blows their s/t out of the water.

>>73216504
>Then I heard the owl album and it really is just owl screeches??
lmao

you're probably gonna hate hell driver but that's fine. that one takes time.

predicting that you'll like comet's the most.

>>73218007
Oh shit i forgot

I'll post it in an hour or so

>>73218221
Don't insult her like that

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>>73217352
>>73217357
>>73217363
>>73217463
>>73217600
>>73218060
ok lads

what about this though

>>73218261
not terrible
filename is 10/10

>>73218261
AND IT ALL STARTED WITH THE BIG *SKRONK*

>>73218261
looks like some dumb twee or modern midwest emo or something

Also I hate those "elmao xd"-names that some jazz and especially funk used to have

Are there any charts/essentials for drone music? I looked on the wiki and there weren't any pics, but there was a page which had a few songs I listened to and liked, would like to know more.

There were charts for drone metal but that's different I think.

>>73218291
>Also I hate those "elmao xd"-names that some jazz and especially funk used to have
but why tho

>>73218312
yes there are definitely drone ones i would ask in *shivers* the rest of /mu/

>>73218336
I don't want to make a thread, is there a good general for asking that sorta thing? I have most of them filtered lol

>>73218331
Idk, no fun allowed

>>73218350
honestly i haven't been outside this general in a long time so i'm not sure i would just start a thread if i were you

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>>73218312
i think good part of this is drone stuff, can't vouch for the quality tho
i don't listen to boring music too much hahaahahs

>>73218444
Thanks!

I'm looking for good Black Metal Albums
Anyone some good recommendations?

I could finish my backlog chart tonight... if Duos for Doris would flipping download!

>>73218511
dean blunt - black metal

>>73218511
How much have you heard before

>>73218511
venom - black metal

>>73218547
aw heck id offer u my copy but im not at my computer rn :/
>>73218261
zimbabwe

>>73218547
Download it off of me from slsk

>>73218587
i can't browse users for some reason (think it has something to do w ports)
>>73218575
aw heck indeed

>>73218511
Ill Bill - Black Metal

>>73218618
I'll upload it

>>73218556
Everything from Mayhem, Darkthrone and Burzum.
Venom - Black Metal
One Marduk album but im not sure now which one.
Immortal - Sons of northern darkness and at the heart of winter

>>73218649
Ulver - Bergtatt
Ulver - Nattens Madrigal
Emperor - In The Nightside Eclipse

>>73218649
Try dissection - storm of the light's bane and satyricon - nemesis divina for some similar stuff
Also try Deathspell omega for more experimental stuff

>>73218694
>>73218649
oh and Bathory s/t of course

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need more like dis

(preferably with less edge)

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>>73218511
examine

>>73218720
>>73218694
Thank you
Yea i like Deathspell Omega too
and stuff like Urfaust

>>73218769
Good list except Stalaggh fucking suck

>>73218769
Thank you! that's perfect!

>>73218641
ty

>>73218822
https://mega.nz/#!bw5RGZoK!lkfDpi-r4XY9cnuq4bEQ9_iOfKKaItzQBNxoMKX5POM

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Does anyone know where I can find the New York Eye and Ear Control film? I didn't anticipate not being able to find it.
Is it even available?

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>>73217635
What next from what's in my phone

>>73218938
Better start working towards a Karagarga account, avant-fuccboi

>>73218998
me <3

>>73219015
K

>>73218924
much love


unrelated but why is infinite jest so exhausting to read

>>73219015
Dude wtf I expected some haunted Dr John kinda shit, not something that ends in -billy

>>73219110
PUNKED

>>73219101
goddamn lol good luck

how far in are you

>>73219153
300 ish
i feel like i have to read every sentence 1.5 times because his prose gets so full of obscure proper nouns and descriptions

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>>73218007
here u go

====Smug vs lamb=====

>Splitbreed - Mile High Club Part 1
>Trap, Rap, Dubstep, Drum & Bass, PopMonstercat-core

This album is a terrifying amalgamation of various popular genres, and excels in none. But I guess the trap tracks are something I know a few friends would enjoy. For me, I noticed a few select verses:

"Who would have thought that dubstep and rock would mean half naked women, glowsticks and shots"

"I'm miscellaneous spitter, facebook, instagram, twitter,
They talking Splitbreed is underground like I kick it with Splinter"

I think I would have really liked Hiveminds 8 years ago, cus its got a touch of chiptune over a crunk beat yo

Call Of the Youth has a nice vocalist (Ari) but the worst part about this album really is the verses I just want them to stop talking and to never touch a piano ever again

2/10


>Max Tundra - Parallax Error Beheads You
>Glitch+Synth Pop

Glad that Tundra embraced a poppier sound in this album, it works for him. Was also unsurprised when I saw ricebeansandegg likes it a lot. I don't like Tundra's singing too much, in that it's forced and obviously out of his normal range.

Still, much better in comparison to the other album.

Favorite tracks: Orphaned, Will Get Fooled Again

6/10

>>73219256
Quicksails - Mortal for your tourney

>>73219015
>>73219015
You might be goin straight to Secured, pig

Best post ITT

Learned about onkyo in class today *dab emoji*

>>73218743
>(preferably with less edge)
that's the best part though

I'd rec Desire by Tuxedomoon and Nowa Aleksandria by Siekiera

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Steve Roach - Structures from Silence
>Space Ambient

I’ve seen this album cover posted quite a few times but avoided it because the cover looked like a cheesy 80’s album. Turns out it IS a cheesy 80’s album lol. Shit sounds more dated than my grandma.
The three songs here come across as very amateur and are stagnant both musically and emotionally.
The bad side of minimalism - essentially one minute of composed sound artificially elongated with no meaningful purpose or effect created. Someone desperately wishes they were Eno.

3.5 /10

>>73219531
sicc, I knew you'd dig it.

>>73219984
good pan

>>73219984
shut the fuck up jangle u idiot

>>73220238
100% this is zane without trip

>>73220292
or blapp

>>73219739
I thought you already listened to Onkyo, i need to listen to a lot of Onkyo essentials besides GM GN
it's such an interesting genre

>>73219984
can't even be mad about this rating because it really is 3 tracks that repeat a series of chords for an hour

it just happens to be very effective and pretty chords, because Roach can be insufferable when he tries to go beyond minimalism in his discography

>>73220305
>>73219984
nah im not gonna hide my trip ill tell him to his face
bad onion jangle

>>73220332
this is true tho
im still so disappointed by dreamtime return :[

>>73220347
i believed in your integrity it was just a possibility

>>73220392
yeah i wont hide lol
i kinda feel like different ambient clicks for different people. i cant really defend structures if someone doesnt like it, it admittedly is a super simple formula. something about it is just so calming and relaxing to me.
oh well i got bored with my jangle drone chart anyway so i guess were even?

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Is Japanese pop naturally better or is /daily/ just weeb

>>73220424
yeah eyah whatever but when are you guys gonna throw the fuck down in the thunderdome????

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>People itt gave this a 5/5

>>73220332
I'm a basic minimalism bitch tho, this would be right up my alley if it was good.

>>73220440
image made me nut but also both things are true

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Jangle and Rice both rocket straight to the pantheon of Security

Gun Club: I was initially disappointed that this wasn't an overtly voodoo record but that showed itself eventually, and the sinister edge really moved this from passable punk rock to something special.
Residents: i've liked the residents for a long time, not sure why I never got around to this one, but it absolutely did not disappoint. Nice to see them stretch out to longer songs, and revisit motifs. If it's spork, it's worthwhile spork.

>>73220441
whenever hes ready i eat pork every day
>>73220447
please direct me by my trip name next time thank you

>>73220440
8/10 dailyers are weebs

>>73220447
>tfw minimalism is TOO minimalist
ur a jazz guy anyway so i dont expect you to like bloops

>>73220440
Daily is weeb but also I love breezy extremely cheesy big city life so City Pop is more interesting to me than other kinds of pop

>>73220477
what 20% aren't

>>73220488
me

>>73220492
i call bullshit

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>>73220447
>basic minimalism
Doesn't that make it the truest minimalism?

>>73220488
accel is a weeb do not listen to any opposing claims

>>73220492
this is a lie i

>>73220488
me

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trip up is not to be trusted >>73220512

>>73220536
you don't have to trust me to know that you're a dumb idiot weebface

>>73220503
>>73220515
i am not weeb

>>73220566
yorue really missin out dude just bein a total degenerate and hating every waking moment of yr life because of the disgusting art you consume on a daily basis is a really freeing experience

>steveroachlover69 thinks he deserves a jangle (you)

>>73220477
>ur a jazz guy anyway so i dont expect you to like bloops
Would consider myself more of a minimalism guy than a jazz guy at this point; I mean I am currently writing a comprehensive guide.

>minimalistmasturbator is too scared to reply
shit guys i think i hate dialoghi del presente now

FIGHT FIHGT FIGHT FIHGT FIGHT FIGHT

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>>73220684
Go stick your ear up to a dishwasher and call it art you dingus.

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>Jangle and blapp have an argument

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alright guys just finished up my jangle drone thoughts

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>>73220803

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>>73220803

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>>73220856
Wonderful

psst

hey

somebody sneak me the listenalong template and a tourney template

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@yamir
hmmmmmmmm..............

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>>73220238
>>73220292
no this is me

shut the fuck up jangle u idiot
>>73220803
lmao
>>73220856
nice

>>73221034
reserving ;)

you just got tricked

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@yamir
alright you're in ;^)

also what should I listen to net

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>>73221081
>>73221034

>>73221095
next*

>>73221095
the one i'm up against

>>73221114
you already got beat by false taco
good rec though

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>>73221140
fuck

>>73221095
do me ;)

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wtf newtrips coming at me from all angles
please direct all future criticism into my butt --> ( ).( )

I must sleep now to regenerate my strength.

>>73221081
>>73221095
just kidding i do need that template for something but i wont tell :)

>>73221211
>>73221179
we're both taking a nap now but my nap is a bit more sad

>>73221179
please unpost this image

>>73221211
yeah sleep u stinky scaredy pig
(i dont care about yr score i just wanted to start some fake /daily/ beef that was fun)

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>>73221235
why

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>>73221240
>(i dont care about yr score i just wanted to start some fake /daily/ beef that was fun)
if we cannot trust the beef, we cannot trust their scores

Xiu Xiu, Can, and Doopees suck ass

>>73221298
it makes me sad

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>>73221339
have a happy me lying down instead

>>73221330
jangle actually gave 2 of my favs 3.5s now
imma need him to do willpower now and pan that so we can officially have the most differing tastes in /daily/

tfw still haven't heard a promise

>>73221396
it's good

>>73221396
it's like a mix of Suicide and NIN but also bad

>>73221448
what

>>73221480
dude has a lotta angst but no talent for anything

>>73221448
this is a lie

>>73221535
ah, same here

>>73221550
rip

ian william craig is doing things to me rn

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if you need thoughts on anything, just ask

also why is proto punk and post punk so similar

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>sky - final day
some really pretty textures that barely change over the 97 minute runtime. the biggest offender is the nearly hour-long track "gravity" that sits on the same remarkably pretty undulation for its full duration; however, its impossible to dislike this because of its inevitable beauty.
>keith row and john tilbury - duos for doris
it's a surprisingly engaging, suspenseful, and harrowing EAI record - i actually quite prefer the latter songs over the opener because i feel the atmosphere becomes even more tangible as the entire thing progresses. i'll probably never listen to it again, but it was truly rewarding.

and with that, i actually complete a chart for the first time since i've been here

>>73221846
wait im a fucking liar what th efuck is the joy formidable

>>73221846
>ill probably never listen to it again
duos for doris is the best album ill probably never listen to again
i also preferred the latter songs
good job pal

Hey I'm currently on the hunt for a Indie Christian Folk album somebody recommended to me on here a few months ago. It was a really soft upbeat folk album and I really really enjoyed it but for the life of me I can't remember anything about it except the album cover having a yellow background or something. You'd really put my mind at ease if you could help me find me this, thanks!

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Listened to a few albums that I had listened to and kind of knew about previously:

This Heat - s/t
>experimental, post-punk (?)

I prefer Deceit a lot more, but the self-titled album stands out, even if I wasn't much of a fan of some of the songs.

Favorite tracks: Horizontal Hold, Not Waving, 24 Track Loop
Overall: 7.5/10

The Field Mice - Snowball
>twee pop, jangle pop/rock

It's a fun album. I could see it in the Breakfast Club or something.

Favorite tracks: You're Kidding Aren't You, Couldn't Feel Safer, This Love Is Not Wrong
Overall: 8.0/10

Sufjan Stevens - Seven Swans
>folky (kind of like you're on a farm)

Not a big fan of Suffy, but I think Carrie & Lowell, my favorite of his, is excellent. I think I saw people compare C&L to Seven Swans in terms of production, so I downloaded SS maybe two years ago. It's alright. None of the songs except maybe for Seven Swans caught my attention. It was pretty alright, nothing special.

Favorite tracks: Seven Swans, Abraham
Overall: 6.7/10

>>73221917
the Even Oxen album?
Not very soft lmao

>>73221917
even oxen arrayed above the serraphim lights

>>73221917
even oxen arrayed above the seraphim lights
>>73221885
yeah except now i have to listen to this stupid shoegaze record that's prolly gonna be bad because im an idiot

>>73221957
holy shit i looked at yr chart like 3 times and i didnt even notice that
sorry man

>>73220856
>0.5 to all of the white jazz
yes

>0.5 to minor threat
no rethink this

>5.0 to tool
RETHINK THIS

>>73221937
Holy crap this is a really good chart

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Vampire Weekend - Modern Vampires of the City (2013)
>indie pop

Such a more mature effort than anything they had done prior, albeit not without its own problems. The band's more upbeat style still isn't done all too well here, the appeal of songs like "Diane Young", "Finger Back", and "Ya Hey" is completely lost on me. They're obviously a bit intentionally goofy, but it's really off-putting and kind of irritating, especially since the slower, more deliberate tracks are great. I've known about my love for "Step" for a while, it's a great track with a great vocal performance and a wonderfully pretty harpsichord melody. "Unbelievers" has a phenomenal chorus, and is honestly just a really phenomenal song overall, and "Hannah Hunt"'s climax is beautiful. Tracks like these are done incredibly well, but they leave me wanting more especially considering how much I'm not a fan of the band's other major style. They've got a masterpiece in them.

2.5+

>>73221937
>shit on my library
that's disgusting no thank you

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Various Artists - Caribbean Folk Music, Vol. 1 (1960)
>caribbean folk music

A really beautiful compilation of some generally unheard music. Before this, my caribbean music diet consisted exclusively of Exuma and Frantz Casseus, but this has opened me up to a whole new world of heavily percussive, group based music that's really rhythmically intense while still maintaining a really fun, carefree attitude. The Western influences are also really well implemented, there are some blues tracks here and there that fit incredibly well. I'm really pleasantly surprised by this, there are some dud tracks but as a whole it's a really great, cohesive compilation.

3.5

>>73222143
wew

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also i'm starting this rn

lil yachty is even worse than i expected lmao

>>73222181
>not having aoty on your chart

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/richard-dawson/peasant/

>>73222212
i cant wait to hear this

>>73222030
Good review of a good album

>>73222212
ooh definitely gotta check this out

>>73222222
Let's see what's going on in kpop

>>73221944
>>73221953
>>73221957
Good shot but no this isn't it. It was a lot more folky, lead vocals sounded a little goofy in their delivery I guess would be the word to describe it

>>73222556
in the aeroplane over the sea

>>73222573
That's not Christian Folk though anon that's Anne Frank Folk

>>73222584
half-handed cloud?

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"Personal opinions that will get you slaughtered on /daily/"

>>73222613
>half-handed cloud
FUCK YEA THAT'S IT THANKS FUCK

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we are close
>Quartet
honestly i enjoyed it, really. the first 30 minutes were tough. i tried focusing on the vibrations, and i like the sparsity of their playing, but it was just alright. but when the drones started kicking in in the second track, it was so great. and the last track is just very minimalistic improv. i could honestly see this growing on me soon.
3.0+
>Ian William Craig - A Turn of Breath
holy fuck this was gorgeous. it reminded me of the ambient parts of that one dog album but like even better. the vocal samples throughout this are just so pretty, and all the drones are very ethereal. i honestly loved this.
4.0

>>73222986
Bad opinion, also >>73222355
So basically just stop posting

>>73223025
that's the joke, you seen whose line is it anyway?
supposed to make something up, it's improv

>>73222628
<3.5 ratings for Forca Bruca, 98.12.28, Fahey, or Eureka
Making fun of GivingBear or ruggles
Being a libertarian or neocon
Not liking post-punk or noise rock
Not having at least some homoerotic thoughts about Takashi Mizutani or Jim O'Rourke
Not liking emoji memes
Liking aqam or benji

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Lil Yachty - Teenage Emotions (2017)
>pop rap, trap rap

It's so close to being ultra shitty in a "so bad, it's good" kind of way, because Yachty's delivery and his lyrics are utterly hilarious. "Blow that dick like a cello" is the best line of the year so far, no doubt. While it is endlessly quotable, it's just so goddamned /boring/ otherwise. The beats are so uninspired and lame; Yachty's rapping is shit, frankly; and it's far too long. The poppier tracks are okay, because Yachty's charisma and sense of humor carries a pop song better than a rap song. I love Yachty's personality and positivity, but god, this album blows.

0.5

Jay Som - Everybody Works (2017)
>indie rock, dream pop

Some impressive melodic work, and Jay Som's voice is divine, but the sound is too safe and too standard. The production is great, especially impressive since it was entirely produced by Jay Som, but the songwriting, save for some choice melodies, leaves a lot to be desired. It's either poppy rock (which is definitely the weakest link) or hazy dream pop. The dream pop is done quite well, but once again, it feels very safe, like I've heard it a thousand times before. It's a pleasant, easy listen, but therein lies its downfall.

2.0+

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>>73223526
>god, this album blows.
but does it blow like a cello?

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>>73223574

who the fuck is kanzler

>>73224496
Angela Merkel, why?

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Guess that album

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>>73224897
>bon iver

of course

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can someone shoot me for giving Live at Primavera Sound 2012 a 3/5 the first time I heard it
>Julianna Barwick - The Magic Place
A little disappointing, but still comfy. Kind of stuff I could see enjoying given the right environment.
3/5

>>73224964
Correct

>>73225004
For some reason I feel like you will hate Modern Jester. We'll see. Do that soon.

>>73225024
was there some sort of pan festival that happened to Bon iver because of his meme mileage on /mu/

or is it because wannabe sufjan steven
or another white guy does folk

>>73225132
or because his music is trite and uninteresting

>>73225132
These are good questions

>>73225132
man i hate bon iver

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Late night bump, prepare for some awful reviews.

Something Else might be the worst Kinks album I've heard so far but it's still really really solid. Definitely deserve their reputation imo, dudes were ridiculously consistent.

I've been underestimating both Yes and Badu, both of them have grown on me since I've explored their big albums.

Deja Vu was disappointing but had a few great songs, especially "Almost Cut My Hair" and "Helpless". Was hoping for more out of such a supergroup but it wasn't as bad as others have made it seem.

Burzum was okay, not nearly as good as Filosofem though. Pretty much what I've come to expect from black metal so far. The ambient piece was a nice touch too, I like that he does that.

Above The Law is prime early 90s g-funk, definitely worth a listen if you like Dre as a producer. Some really tight funky beats but a few duds. Cold 187um is also a fantastic MC, especially for the time.

Donald Byrd was great on side 1 and departs into shitty smooth "funk" jazz on the later half. Bland covers and uninspired commercial jazz keep this from being a great album but there's nice moments.

>>73224897
>I'm a huge fan of an album
>The rest of /daily/ shits all over it

Sounds about right lmao

>>73225335
Not alone bud, I'm listening right now and liking it, dunno about loving it though

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Pseudio Recordings was wonderful. Catchy folk tunes through a watery filter. That slow down / speed up thing at the end was trippy.
Architecture & Morality had a nice set of sounds but I feel nothing was very memorable. Good for a listen or maybe two.

co moves on!

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hey boys i haven't posted in fucking ages
rec me an album or two or three on spotify please i'd like something to listen to while writing a paper

>>73225212
,if you liked co's recc, listen to nyar's next for something even better imo. Or don't and save more comfy folk after some other albums

>>73225371
hmmmmm

>>73225212
:'(

>>73225469
https://open.spotify.com/album/2RpDz1slr3GZ66NYQ2RRj9

>>73225371
I think part of why I loved that so much is because I really dug For Emma when I was first getting into folk. So that's probably a factor, it felt like a nice change for an artist I had already connected with.

I also think /daily/ is super wrapped up in albums that are groundbreaking and influential and that album isn't game changing. So pair that with the fact that it's super popular and that leads to an automatic "it isn't really that good" pan from half this general. I'm probably just as bad with my biases though idk, maybe it doesn't deserve a 4.5 but I'm sticking with it

>>73225400
Awww man what didn't you like about the PE?

>>73225469
Grant Green - Feelin the Spirit

>>73225503
in your infinite sadness you (you)'d me twice friend

>>73225579
fucketh

Even in my sadness, Coil has made me feel better, so both thank you and fuck you

>>73225400
first reply here >>73225503 was for you

>>73225595
See now Coil is a great band to get into. I didn't realize that Black Antlers was your first Coil album. Had I known that I would have approached things much differently. In fact, mind if I change my tourney rec to Time Machines?

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>Bjork - Debut
Starts out very promising but kinda drops off after the first 3 tracks.The main problem with this album as that Bjork's voice is given too much emphasis, and everything else, production and songwriting wise, is pushed to the back. She has a great voice, but it can't carry an album. Other than that, this is a mix of very good pop tracks and others that fall flat. 3/5

>Blur - Blur
An album of generic alt rock from the 90s, bland and safe in every way. There are fucking hundreds of albums just like this, all indistinguishable from the other. This is the kind of album I despise. 1.5/5

>Bon Iver - Bon Iver, Bon Iver
This is another album that half of me loves and the other half doesn't care for. The songwriting here is fantastic, with gentle melodies and a variety of instruments that are incorporated well into the songs. I love the production on this album, very warm but at the same time clear and concise. But at the same time, Bon Iver, Bon Iver is so often forgettable. The songs just didn't have enough unique ideas besides "nice melodies with a buncha different instruments" to make it memorable. Still, it's a good, pleasant listen. 3/5

>>73225755
Goob op-in-ions

>>73225694
Yeah sure