/daily/ - everyone is co edition

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hmmm

>>73240809
are u the real co

this is the danger of nwot using a tripcode

bazinga

>>73240825
there are imposters in this thread

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>fill an entire album with only drums
>still 7/10

how did he do it

>>73240825
It's true.
Also, incest is actually good.

>>73240840
that was actually me what the hell

>>73240857
im actually watching through yr computer screen

>>73240849
yeah
just to be clear, vaporwave is a meaningless genre without artistic value - culture should NOT be reappropriated or messed with in such a way. i hate synthesizers

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>>73240849
can confirm, i fucked your mom

>>73240876
t bloop
>>73240841
lmao no way the real accel would make this post nice try co

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>>73240908
haha got me

i like bacon and prefer fishmans over tim buckley

>>73241007
Bacon finally good taste

I actually like this general a lot.

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>>73241047
Come on dood

Jangle and yamir are my favorite /daily/ users

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Half Japanese - Horrible (1982)
>Noise Rock
A chaotic quickie from the fine boys of Half Japanese. Beefheart-agenda-set rock 'n' roll with that trademark Half Jap half-assedness. The lyrics are all depraved and horror-themed, which is cute. Some songs have a neat little groove ("Thing With a Hook," "Vampire") while some just flail about aimlessly ("Don't Go to Bed," "Walk Through Walls").
>5+/10

>>73241266
>Horrible is Horriible
dang...

>>73241298
>5/10 is horrible
niBBa no

I'm completely unmemeable, sorry boys

>>73241266
yeah ok look it's a good point. co and cold are similar and while the meme is fun that could get real fucking annoying.
i'm gonna reverse, and post as dloc now, yeah?

>>73241619
yes you're
simply eric

the urls i post are of reasonable length

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>>73241298
you think that's horrible? get a load of this. Worst thing I've heard in a good while:

The KLF - Mu (1996)
>Stadium House, Acid, Instrumental Hip-Hop
It's very unclear how self-aware this isn't. The first track, "3 A.M. Eternal (Live at the S.S.L.)" is not even a real live recordings, so the crowd cheering and rapper/hype man were perhaps included facetiously? "Justified and Ancient (All Bound for Mu Mu Land)" fits in with the band's formative mysticism themes, but does so in the cheesiest way possible. Over an already corny disco/house fusion beat, a pop soul vocal awkwardly croons scripture, hyping up the band as Gods in their own slapdash pseudo-religion, separated by basic rapping and hyping ('bring the beat back!', 'let's go to the bridge now!', 'shake your booty!'). I can't tell if it'd be funnier if this were ironic.

A lot of these beats are actually pretty great too (think 808 State with a bigger sound), they just get swamped by awfully cheesy singing and somehow even worse rapping. Like, why is the best part so low in the mix?
>3/10

>>73241671
sounds like a plan, chief

>>73241727
good cooperation, you got an rym?

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Citrus - Wispy, No Mercy (2000)
>Noise Pop
This is bizarre. Chaotic Japanese noise pop is not exactly rare, but the way this EP delivers it is startlingly unique.

The songwriting is bizarre. Within each song, progression is just so scattershot. They're flying all over the place, melodically and stylistically. Like, it's catchy as hell, it's just completely unpredictable.

The production is bizarre. Parts are shoe-gazing noise pop bliss, a sweet symphony of sound, while others are janky and lo-fi. It actually sounds like live and studio recordings were both mashed together in the mix. It's bizarre.
>7/10


>>73241747
yeah man

>https://rateyourmusic.com/~mittbarns

you?

cology, the study of co

Anyone else here hate writing reviews?

LOL SUP DAILY BOIZ

>>73241776
just added ya, i'm here
https://rateyourmusic.com/~colderthanoldness

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were so close to the finish line on this one
>PC Music x DISown Radio
so much fucking fun. this thing was just off the walls nuts. its full of pitched up vocals, trap hihats, ridiculous tempos, red bull ads, goofy synths, the whole works. its just an all around awesome DJ mix that gives a great taste as to what PC Music is all about. very well may rise to a 4 soon.
3.5+
>Jeff Mangum - Orange Twin Field Works
i agree with the majority that the atmosphere on this is superb, but the music itself didn't capture me that much. there were some moments that were absolutely gorgeous (12 minutes in) but other than that the music was just pretty good. but, again, the atmosphere really raises the mood and feel of this album
3.0
>Pram - Helium
man, this feels like something i should love but i just wasnt really feeling it. theres a lot of krautrock-y rhythms on here, and very pretty, psychedelic melodies, lots of subtle experimentations and good orchestration, but i was just kinda bored i guess. i do feel like if i revisit this later on, itll grow on me (or maybe even click). but, for now, it was alright.
3.0-

>>73241819
me desu

>>73241810
>>73241837
im not sure what just went down but this is the real rocky

guess i have to change my tripcode oh wow

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Sympathy Nervous - No More Expo (1980)
>Minimal Synth
Viscious lo-fi synth shit from 80s Japan, with an intense rhythmic focus. The tracks on the first half of the album are all really long (pushing 6-7 minutes) and almost tedious for how repetitive they are--they're instead, weirdly hypnotic though, so the time flies. The second half is much shorter, but no softer than the first. It's almost proto-techno with how crazed and hard-hitting it is. The Pink Floyd cover here ("Heart of the Sun") is virtually unrecognizable.
>7-/10

>>73241819
yeah, me
>>73241885
rip

>>73241819
Yeah that's why mine are so shit

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one more for my pal

Women - Public Strain (2010)
>Post-Punk, Indie Rock
This isn't as mysterious as the cover would have you believe. Most of the material here boils down to pop songs coated thick in reverby ooze.

Not a terrible aesthetic for these guys. The songs are pretty great; the vocal harmonies evoke Beach Boys-esque effortlessness of motion. "Eyesore," in particular, is kind of a marvel, taking angular melodic turns down a highway to a blissful coda.

Not sure why I put this off for so long.
>7-/10

sup children

it's the new and improved rocky

>>73241938
wow thanks man didn't think you'd do it you're a great /daily/ boy

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>>73241938
Wow, I write like crap

>>73241960
i kinda failed at imitating you but its okay it was fun

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last one for the night

Active Child - You Are All I See
>Synth Pop
Stately but massive synth pop, built for the stadium. Phil Collins influence is written all over this thing (but that could also be partly by the design of producer Ariel Rechtshaid). Also cool though is the modern classical influences also in the fold. Delicate piano, dulcimers, and synthetic strings play all over these songs, adding an extra layer of faux-sophistication (really in itself its own appreciable aesthetic) to the already rich synthesized textures.

Songs like the cascading pop waltz "Hanging On" are the standouts here (that song in particular), while the worst ("Playing House") are shitty pseudo-pop raps set to synthesizers (think One Direction, extra auto-tuned, with an orchestra of synths backing). Really not sure what they were thinking with that one. The lyrical content throughout is that of somewhat trite anti-love songs, but the mournful, soaring falsetto vocals make up for whatever they're saying.

Dude wears a turtleneck and blazer on stage. Just imagine the kind of music that guy makes.
>6+/10

>>73241978
no it was a fine job. You even did all the commas and shit

fishmans ar egood

>>73242078
no

>>73242010
His music definitely comes off as pretentious, but really

a ginger with an opera falsetto playin harp, doing synthpop

I can't not like it

>>73241951
yeah yeah and i'm back as well

>>73242100
Yeah it was good, and I could see it growing on me too

But for real though what is up with "Playing House"? It literally sounds like Jason Derulo

>>73242155
blame it on How To Dress Well lmao

muh James Blake clone

Is That You Co-Wayne
Is This Me

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>Mfw music isn't jazz

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Melvins - Gluey Porch Treatments

The Melvins successfully blend punk, metal, and a touch of psychedelic rock on Gluey Porch Treatments. A handful of the trademarks of the genre they are famous for pioneering, Sludge Metal, is the use of guitar feedbacking, the occasional off key note, and drawly shouted vocals , Buzzo uses these to great effect throughout this album. Tempo switches mid song from hardcore to stoned out doom metal ones. Some of the songs on here, such as the titular “Gluey Porch Treatments,” are below one minute in length, but they certainly don’t feel like it.
Strong 4

The United States of America - s/t

I was immediately surprised when hearing this album just how ahead of its time it was in so many ways. There’s still a heavy presence of classic rock and roll tropes of course, but the keys and even bass work in the album can get pretty far out, man. Noisy hits, droning parts in the back that almost sound out of key, phasers all over, and plenty more quintessentially psychedelic effects. They even have a violinist, an electric one specifically, which adds even more to their sonic personality. A must listen for anyone vaguely a fan of psychedelic music.
Honestly this is incredible. strong 4.5 I think, maybe even a 5

>>73242402
Fuck yes boiiiiiiiii

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this counts as being co

what are some of the 10/10s and 5/5s to come out of daily over the last few months?

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Hey /daily/ buds! It's Jacob Hutto from the Bandcamp threads. I just put out two new albums (both of them contain some little help from Bearsain one or another), and I hope you guys will like them.

Jacobhutto.bandcamp.com

Apologies if you don't like me spamming this. Only time I'll do it anywhere outside Bandcamp threads.

>>73242593
this >>73242600

>>73242593
as in someone here giving something a 10? zane does it every other thread lmao

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>>73242593
like new albums?

term, and I, and I think trip up now, all have pic related as our aotysf

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>>73242600
>it's another "new jacob hutto album" episode

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>>73242655
not even wrong but hey, that means they're having a good time
>>73242593
I was going to say Jouska sounded really cool because you used a phone call recording and played another version of the recording delayed behind the first

but then i realized i had two of the bandcamp page open

>>73242700
yerd
i think flicewiz as well

>>73242600
jk my dude i'll listen soon

>>73242593
Actually liking music is a sign of low intelligence.

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>>73242737
>Actually liking music is a sign of low intelligence.

so is visiting 4chan but that don't stop me

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http://www.aveytare.com/sound/BacKground-ocean-sm.mp3

HmmMMmMmmMmMMMM

>>73242822
it's good
meeting of the waters esque but more collagey and sample-based and makes me think of sung tongs kind of

>>73242593
reviewed or post here or do you mean 10/10s by daily people?
cause if so this is my latest 10/10
probably some of the most interesting jpop in recent times. It's to be expected coming from a member of avandoned. I actually should retake reviewing but nobody read them and they were trash so eh

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>>73243037
damn i am retard

>>73243057
No you're not. We all make mistakes, it's okay.

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>>73243074
a-arigato go-gozaimasu

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>>73243057
that sounded terrible

lmao this Car Seat Headrest/Teen Suicide beef is hilarious considering they basically make the same music

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>>73242593
Career Suicide

>>73243132
did u listen to it or r u memeing

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Sampha - Process (2017)
>alternative R&B

There is some amazing production on here, especially in the more frenetic, busy tracks. "Kora Sings" and it's addictive, technicolor production is one of the best songs I've heard all year, and "Timmy's Prayer" isn't far behind. Sampha's strengths might lie mainly in production, but his singing is great as well, very much in that same ghostly James Blake-esque register. The slower songs are where this album really takes a dive. There's nothing bad about them, but there's nothing good about them either, they're just slow, plodding piano ballads without any really memorable features. An album that focuses on Sampha's production would be wonderful, as is this is still pretty nice.

2.5+

Paramore - After Laughter (2017)
>new wave, alternative dance

This Talking Heads-lite style is so popular now, and it's weird to see Paramore doing it better than anything else. Williams' charismatic vocals lead every single track here, even the ones that aren't that great. Technically she is a great singer, and she holds her own on ballads, but the tracks where she lets loose over more colorful instrumentation are the album's best. Both of the singles and "Grudges" are damn fine pop tracks, but the band does get stuck in a bit of a rut over the rest of the album. It tends to repeat itself rather often production wise, and the songwriting can sometimes seem quite weak when compared to the sound itself. I still gotta say, I'm pleasantly surprised by this.

2.5

>>73241854
heh

>>73242600
noice i'll check these out soon

>>73243391
do jens next :3

>>73243384
I listened to it
not for long though, yuck

>>73243485
>unironically says yuck
yuck

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>>73243526
>>yuck
>yuck

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Djeli Moussa Diawara - Yasimika (1983)
>mande music

This is really damn pretty, if too one-note in its approach. Diawara occasionally re-uses some melodic lines in his playing, and I guess it can't entirely sustain a whole album, but god, it's some damn expressive, emotional, beautiful playing. The balafon playing is gorgeous too, I love the way that instrument sounds. The whole album is also very meditative and free-flowing, which adds to the appeal. I'm not as burnt up about this as some people are, but I still really like it.

3.0+

Hallelujah Chicken Run Band - Take One (2006)
>jit

Once again, very one-note and with some songs that don't really hit their mark, but it's feel-good pop through and through. The guitar work here is great, it's poppy and simple but still really groovy and rhythmic, and the call and response vocals are great. The relatively simple percussion is nice as well, most songs just use either or a shaker or a repeated hi-hat and it works really well. Some really great stuff spread over a slightly bloated package.

3.0+

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>>73243584
ahyuck

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Simon & Garfunkel - Bookends (1968)
>folk pop, folk rock

They tap into a really damn cool sound on a couple songs here. The first three tracks are unreasonably good. "Bookends Theme" is just a little instrumental guitar piece that would be uneventful on its own right, but the way it just crashes into the over-the-top, noisy "Save the Life of My Child", is amazing. That track is really something else, it's S&G's attempt at acid-fried psych rock, high-pitched synths and all, and it somehow works incredibly well. "America" brings the album back to more typical territory, but it does that in a wonderful with one of the band's prettiest and most evocative songs. From there on, the quality dips. "Fakin' It" is another upbeat psych-ish number that also works weirdly well, and "Mrs. Robinson" is, well, "Mrs. Robinson", but the rest is pretty standard S&G fare.

2.5

>>73243485
>do jens next :3
u got it

>>73243485
yuck all you want but it's a million times better than Sondre Lerche

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>>73243848

>there's always a line for the girls' bathroom

explain this atheists

>>73244252
women have 3-4 toilets in cubicles
men have 2 toilets and a troft to stand side by side and piss into
troft can hold 3-4 people depending on how close they're willing to stand to each other
maths

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>>73244252

>>73242593
>>73242721
>>73242700
YES

YES YES YES YES SO MUCH

it's this or fleet foxes for my AOTY, idk if it's a 10 but it's REALLY fucking close

HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE?

>>73242700
not sure if i prefer this or n e w o x b o w but yeah this one's definitely gonna end on my top 5 of the year, it's really fucking good, the back end of the album needs to grow on me a bit more but the rest i am entirely sold on

>>73244431
good to see you rocko

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Wow this was so forgettable I actually have to relisten to it because I have no memory of my track on here

What's good?

>>73245941
You <3

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>>73245941

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>>73246159
Gee, thanks anon!

good morn /daily/
>>73245941
just woke up, hbu

>>73242593
i mean, it's not a 5/5, but nat gave goodbye babylon a 4.5, that was fun

>>73242700
it's an amazing album for sure
next to NEW OXBOW and "my wife died: the album" it's one of my AOTY contenders

>>73246382
Stay woke. Me I just had lunch.

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Jangle&Bojangle - 4.33

>Luciano Cilio - Dialoghi del presente
Not bad but not much good here, empty moods that are empty in delivery. I do really like the sounds and so much more could of been done with them.
5+/11

>Andrew Hill - Compulsion
The first minute of this had me interested into what this was going to become, however nothing else came of it besides meandering. - I still don't like jazz and especially not free jazz.
4+/11

>David Holland Quartet - Conference of the Birds
Mostly the same as above, except a bit more focused with it's playing but lacking the calm tense drum-free interludes on Compulsion.
4+/11

Was hoping to like Dialoghi more but oh well.
Jimmy Jazz next.

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>>73246896
>I still don't like jazz and especially not free jazz.
ooh, suicide, rice, suicide

>>73246896
>5+/11
>/11
>11
niggawat

>>73247442
lol

>>73246896
Letting Conference of the Birds beat La Novia in my tourney was a megaposer move that I'm glad I corrected.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vd66k-kdy_w

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>steve reich - the desert music
it's reich with a chorus - the instrumental bits sound like reich (repetitive, energetic strings and piano), and the chorus does its best to sound like the instrumental bits, rhythmic and constantly propelled forward, but never overly layered or complex in harmony. moments of beauty plenty, but never goes above a certain level.

>>73248071
wow great review you'r e the best

I recently found out that some people use "Hauntology" as a genre when they talk about music of Ghost Box Records and I'm fairly fucking mad at this because even if their music is thematically hauntological using it in this way to narrowly describe a certain musical style erases the theoretical meaning behind a term that we are in dire need of.

>>73246896
i actually used to get really mad at your ratings but then i listened to the first song of that batfinks album and it was just some dude burping over shitty videogame music.
now i feel kind of bad for you

>>73248968
this reads as Hampustpost

>>73248968
It should be Hauntologic if it's gonna be used as a genre name.

>tfw my memestatus is dying out
Feelsgoodman.jpeg

>>73249242
Ye, now you're entering Benji territory. Good job.

>>73249253
It was a nice run of memes tho
I should probably quit /daily/ all together

>>73249321
You should.

>>73248990
O fuk I'm laffin

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"Jungle June" chart done \o/

I already checked the jazz albums: they're OK-ish but quite boring desu (even 'Money Jungle': only few tracks reach my expectations).
~2.5/3.0

Who was doing that africa chart? What ever happened with that?

>>73243623
>mande music
this "genre" never disappoint me

>>73249361
It got aids xd

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https://calebchase.bandcamp.com/album/beep-boop-zoop

Post minimalist compositions using modular synthesizers stylistically similar to Moebius-Plank-Neumeier's - Zero Set. 21 year old musician/ composer from Boston.

>>73250287
Thanks Caleb, I'll check it out.

>>73250287
nice deeq :}

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>>73242655
"fuck you"

23 out of 1300 ratings being 5/5 is a lot less then a lot of people
>>73243101
snail <3

>>73245147
hug

/co/ > /mu/

>>73251007
/co/ > /mu/ > /s/ > First Utterance

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>>73251007
>/co/ >

>>73251059
:(

>>73247442
it's a negativland reference

>>73251126
>Hillary
>supporting the Zodiac Killer

I've been thinking of starting a tourney just to jumpstart my music exploration a bit. Not doing it yet, but be ready for it. Also maybe study my rates closely so you have a better chance.

https://rateyourmusic.com/~bulinger96

>>73250287
very cool

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>>73251822
in :^|

What's [B]oppin /daily/? Music lmao

>>73251822
In.

Twin Fantasy.

>>73251399
fuckin old school

>>73251822
in

>>73251822
Reserved

>>73251822
if we can reserve, take this my dude
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/bernard_parmegiani/de_natura_sonorum/

btw there's only eight spots open and six of them are gone

>>73251822
Hi Yes
Fishmans - Long Season
>>73251895
Ya'll done fugged up on the rec fishe

>>73252049
five*

>>73252049
Me

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>tfw fell for the jazz meme
black saint is a 10 at this point btw.
welp, time to listen to 6 hours of drone folk.

one more

>>73251895
>>73252015
>>73252053
dont rec yet there's special conditions

>>73252073
solid ratings my dude

I still need to give Head Hunters and We Insist! a listen

I constantly get the feeling that Head Hunters will be cheesy and that We Insist! will be a masterpiece
>>73252088
o crap

>>73252053
y

>>73252073
dam u got cucced

you should do another jazz chart imo

>>73252088
k

>>73252119
because you dint rec Fishmans dud

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>>73252140
i'll fuck yer ass dino

>>73252100
you're accurate on one of them.
>>73252119
no i need to eat more post internet filth

>>73252168
*dingo

whatevr yer a dino 2 ig

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>Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society - Simultonality
Judging by the use of the same cover art with different colors in combination with a similar name, I'm assuming this is the sister album to Magnetoception which is one of my favorites from 2015. The style is kinda different since Natural Information Society bring more instrumental variety as well as a faster tempo. Songs from Magnetoception took their time to build and explore rhythms whereas songs from this album establish themselves quickly and layer instruments on top of each other. This results in a lack of atmosphere and depth, but on the other hand it is much more immediate and groovy. This album seems to be influenced more by psych rock than spiritual jazz. Once again Abrams absolutely kills it on the bass and propels each song with his playing style. I hardly care for the bass in a lot of jazz but his consistent, rhythmic playing is extremely engaging instead of being played in the background. Additionally, the varied percussion adds that psychedelic, drum circle vibe which I loved from Magnetoception. I highly recommend this to people who like big band jazz with a focus on rhythm.

>Dave Holland Quartet - Conference of the Birds
This was solid. I love organized chaos jazz and bird motifs. I especially love when the chaos is broken up by gorgeous songs like the title track. The album sounds like a more light-hearted version of one of my favorite albums of all time Richard Abrams - Levels and Degrees of Light with some minor tropical elements from McCoy Tyner - Sama Layuca. So it comes of no surprise to me that Anthony Braxton is also involved in this album. This is an album that needs more listens and more attention, but it had a great first impression on me. I could see this going up in the future. Maybe I'll properly review it then.

>>73252180
I read it as deeno, thought you were making some Iowa mafia reference I don't understand

>>73252200
>John Fahey - The Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick
You know a live album has succeeded when you desperately wish you were actually there as you listen. Fahey seems like such a sweet guy judging by his stage banter. I liked pretty much everything here though nothing truly grabbed me like Fare Forward Voyagers did. This too needs more listens and more attention, but I enjoyed it thoroughly.


What next lads?

>>73251822
In, should I rec something now?

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>>73252205
the iowa mafia still got shooters mang

>>73252200
hit that Roxy & Elsewhere or Basho flow

>>73252200
Souvlaki
Escape From Noise
Faust
in that order

>>73252242
I'll probably hit up Basho since I've been interested in it for a while.

>>73252244
Interesting combination. I like it.

>>73252169
I guess I'm not listening to Head Hunters then. Nothing against cheesy music (which honestly can be really fun) but cheesy jazz fusion's gotta be a tad bit more interesting to get higher than a 2.5/5 on my rating scale.
>>73252200
The bird memes on CotB are the siccest desu. Do Faust next my dude.

>>73252244
Also you ought to listen to Simultonality since you liked Magnetoception! I'm trying to shill Abrams on /daily/.

>>73252271
Faust is going to be interesting since I listened to both a long time ago when I was new to music. I was unable to form an opinion on it, so it'll be interesting to see how much I remember. I'm quite sure I remember Meadow Meal vividly.

ha ha guess who's gonna finish infinite jest today

>>73252301
will check it out
next chart
mining for recs in the Chart thread atm for fodder

>>73252227
Not yet, but now the TOURNEY IS FULL

i'll start it when i'm ready

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>>73252350
oy that's my shtick

(Viva la Assassins en Fauteuils Roulants)

>>73252350
fUcKinG StOp

>>73252350
Guess who's gonna finish in your hair tho.

>>73252350
Hey wait a minute didn't you started it like two weeks ago?

>>73252404
Reconvex separatists go and stay go

>>73252457
i picked it back up again like two weeks ago i was like 100 pages in at that point im faste reader and did nothing but read yesterday
>>73252404
i promoted your shtick
>>73252426
you don't like my bragging about entry-level literature?
>>73252435
David Foster Wallace

>>73252708
Well at least by december when I finish it I'1ll have someone to talk about it. Currently on page 700 and something, 300 more to go. This december it's going to be three years on and off reading it.

>>73252708
No sorry it's me.

>>73252350
lmao get a load of this nerd

>>73252744
Why do you continue reading when it's so obviously a struggle to go trough?

>>73252873
I wasn't reading only it during that period, the second semester of 2015 I actually paused it to read Jurassic Park and Starship Troopers for a book club. I only picked my pace up seriously recently since I got nothing to do on the way to work. Also the plot was interesting enough to keep me going (except those tennis matches fuuuuuck yoooooou DFW I don't to hear about that go back to the AA motherfucker)

>>73249321
Ok

Bye /daily/!

>>73253025
no dont leave who else am i going to meme oxbow with

>>73253042
Tuco.

>>73253097
I'm ambivalent on the subject sir

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Something feels very wrong about panning someone (Kanzler) who left so recently.. it's like making fun of someone who just died :/. Overall: 2.80
>Placebo - Meds
Bad album in a genre that isn't good to begin with. It's alt rock man, at least have catchy hooks or something. I'd listen to something like BMTH - That's the Spirit over this anyday honestly. It's mainly just annoying. "Pierrot the Clown" and "Song to Say Goodbye" were actually kinda good, though.
2/5
>Einstürzende Neubauten - Strategies Against Architecture III (1991-2001)
Interesting at times, but overall not very captivating, and often boring and/ or cheesy. I don't like his voice at all.
2.5/5
>Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band - 13 Blues for Thirteen Moons
His voice man.. it's fucking TERRIBLE. Like really, really bad. Just stop singing, jesus christ. Also I don't really like string-based post rock. The only thing that saved this from being a 1/5 (my rating system skips 1.5/5), is the last track, which was actually decent at a few points. But really, this was not good, and this man needs to never sing again, it's grating.
2/5

>>73253119
that overall rating was wrong

*Overall: 2.17

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aaaaaaaand HERE WE GO

The eight tripfags listed on this bracket are to link an album on RYM, along with a one sentence or more explanation on why I would like the chosen record, taking into account the albums I've given a high rating on my RYM account. (~bulinger96)

This tourney will go slowly because I get burnt out on listening to music sometimes.

>>73253210
still going with this
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/bernard_parmegiani/de_natura_sonorum/

It's an abstract bleep bloop soundscape with a huge emphasis on the soundscape part. Based on the bleep bloops you've rated highly, I think you'll enjoy this quite a bit.

>>73253116
Get with the program Tuco.

>>73253210
My pick is Wrath of the Weak - Solace

>>73253273
>can't read

>>73253210
Xiu Xiu - Fabulous Muscles
You seem to like a lot of music with bleeps and strange folk, this is both of those things, and it's a fucking great album, also you gave A Promise an 8 sooooooooo.

>>73253296
>need to write an essay
yall niggas srsly smfh

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/wrath_of_the_weak/solace/
It's noisy and loud, in your face and emotional. Noisy warm drone at its best. You have multiple Merzbow albums with 4.5+ stars so you can take the heat I guess.

>>73253317
wew did I say strange folk I meant strange pop

Thanks for the contributions so far

>>73253384
Glad I could help bud.

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>>73253210
>forcing people to think
lol

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/justin-walter/lullabies-and-nightmares/

Colin Stetson name-dropped this guy, for good reason. Lighty jazzy acoustic instrument work, bitter static textures, gently tumbling rhythms, and a rare wind-controlled analog synthesizer from the 1970's-- all improvised. Somehow, Walter managed to construct his own unique sound in this modern day.

>>73253587
ooh fuckin wishlished

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>>73253610
The drums aren't on every track-- this is ambient music, at its core. But the jazz influences are clearly there, as Walter is a trumpet player.

Basically don't take my 9/10 too seriously, I'm a sucker for exploratory atmospheres in albums, and the fact that the cover art perfectly represents the music

I leave /daily/ for ONE fucking second and see this
>>73251953

>>73253870
I didn't factor in your rating don't worry. You did a great job of making the album sound interesting though, and I appreciate atmosphere. We'll just have to see.

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>Everyone's leaving

>>73239701
sick

>>73253877
You can't escape.

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What up /daily/
It hot as FUCC

>>73246896
lmao nice

>>73252200
Finally someone who didn't pan CotB! Definitely give it more listens, one of the best jazz albums ever imo.

>>73248990
>i listened to the first song of that batfinks album and it was just some dude burping over shitty videogame music.
lmao thank you for this

man, yall were really eager to get a spot on this thing and now you won't even suggest an album

>>73254239
Most of /daily/ communicates in small zingers, writing a full sentence is very difficult. Please understand.

>>73254147
I will be doing that for sure. I listened to it again today and picked up on the drumming more. I love the solo particularly.

>>73254239
That's why you don't do reservations you goofball.

>>73254310
i did??????????????????????

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henlo
rudi wins
rec me whatever, up to 25 albums but if you wanna do less you do less
also jimmy up to 10

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>>73253210
>realize I'm up against rod

FUCK

>>73254239
Give it a bit o time it's the middle of the day

>>73254011
kick all rockers out

We /bloop/ now

>>73253119
Kanzler double dead now
You killed him twice

I didn't ask for reservations everyone just kind of forced it on me and i went along with it

>>73253025
rip my man ;-;7
>>73253042
new oxbow

>>73253210
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustica:_Alarm_Will_Sound_Performs_Aphex_Twin

Cuz you seem to like aphex twin

>>73254390
let me in, I know you wanna
listen to transylvanian hunger

>>73254446
Doy
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/alarm_will_sound/acoustica__alarm_will_sound_performs_aphex_twin/

>>73254380
fuggen noice
i'll come back to you with the recs

>>73254521
u need rec me

>>73253210
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/worlds_end_girlfriend/seven_idiots/
because it has a precise and digital but also still bubbly and vivid feel, the production is extremely maximalist, kinda like blood inside. all strung along a kind of interesting premise/storyline just like your favorite harp. cornelius also works as a reference point

>>73254403
Jam City - Classical Curves
Moodymann - s/t
the Motifs - Cross Paths
Lotic - Heterocetera
Lo Borges - s/t
Outkast - Aquemini
Aldo Ciccolini - Trois Gymnopedies etc.
Autechre - Anti EP

skip if heard :{}

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Hello again!

I went on with the indicidual picks, starting with Loveless, an album probably everyone here has heard, haha
But unfortunately I did not have any strong opinions in this, just like I remember it from my first time listening, I hoped that would have changed. While some songs are very dreamy and melancholic, just like the whole mood, in the sum I couldn't find anything outstanding on it. Something that would make it the best shoegaze album ever, like so many websites and people tell me. I'm pretty sure I am missing something here, but I can't find what. Help me /daily/!

Then, as recommended by alot of people, I listened to Cross Paths by The Motifs and it's fascinating how good you already know my taste ^^ I absolutely loved this, it was so cute and soft and had such wonderful vocals!

Ohh and I completely lost track on what you told me to check out next, so I'm asking again for that, sorry, I will note it down this time...

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>>73240783
Went on a chart thread and got recommended stuff, so now I've got to try it all, from what I've listened to thus far;

>The The - Soul Mining. This was brilliant, love the gritty vocals polarized by the dreamy synths, Giant and I've Been Waiting... stuck out the most to me, very much enjoyed it.
>The The - Infection. Didn't concentrate on this as much and it was a slight step down though still enjoyed it nonetheless, it did feel more consistent than the former however even if the tracks didn't really captivate me in the same way.
>The Raincoats - s/t. This was pretty interesting given that I hadn't listened to any female post-punk before and was far better than I had expected, love the jittery guitars and what sound like some bubbly synths. That being said I do feel like it was a bit front-loaded, that Kinks cover really caught me off-guard though.
>Tresspassers William - Anchor. Listening to this at the moment, its not doing much for me though I get the impression it will grow in the future, I've never really been a fan of country/ folk sounding material though the subtle layers of sound and reverb mixed on top of the comfy acoustic guitars is really starting to get pretty enjoyable, especially at this time of night.

>>73254905
The dreamy and melancholic mood of Loveless is pretty much it's whole appeal, so if you didn't dig it there's not much left for you.

You'll probably enjoy Can Future Days and Coil Ape of Naples if you're looking for what to do next.

>>73254905
it took me a long time to "get" why everyone loves loveless, and honestly its just the undeniable best shoegaze out there. theres other great shoegaze albums, sure, but nothing beats the lush melodies and incredible walls of sound on loveless. i guess you could consider it an objectively good listen. if you wanna try something else thats shoegaze, slowdive's on there. ive never heard slowdive tho.
these >>73255086 are good recs too

>>73255086
>>73255114
mm, I see, maybe I just have to focus less on what's happening and just drown in the atmosphere, thanks for the recs too!

>>73255239
oh also i suggest trying stgstv
perfect atmosphere, beautiful pop, a lil bit of noise. its been in my top 5 for years now

>>73255263
I planned on doing one album per trip first, but maybe I will drop that idea

>>73255517
oh, alright, take it however you want to!

>>73254446
I don't actually like aphex twin that much and I hate novelty cover albums, so to save me the unpleasantness and to give you a nonzero chance of winning, I suggest you pick something else.

Can anyone recc me some similar songs or albums to this:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0bEBEC84A0?

>>73255953
Any Brotzmann will do, especially Machine Gun if you haven't heard it.

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Comus - First Utterance

Comus does a great job of making something remarkably unique using mostly acoustic instruments on this album. From the manic, psychedelic songs like “Diana,” and “Drip Drip,” to the more atmospheric “The Herald,” all the songs are executed well on First Utterance. The second side of this album introduces some more electric instruments, such as the freak out on the track “Bitten.”
4.5+/5, maybe a 5 after more listens

CAN - Tago Mago
I don’t know if I can definitively say there are any “bad” songs on Tago Mago after listening to it, maybe ten or so times. There are some very out there moments in this album, around 30 minutes of it are dedicated to total freakouts with little to no melody or traditional elements of music. Damo Suzuki’s idiosyncratic broken english vocals are great throughout, the drumming is incredible as usual, and the guitars, when present, make some memorable psychedelic jams. The only real complaint I have about this is that I don’t really think they needed to dedicate almost half of the album to their avant-garde sound collages. Still pretty much a perfect album though.
4.5+/5

>>73256110
kt

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>>73256110
whoops dropped me trip
what should I listen to next on the letov chart?

>>73256324
kat & time

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i suppose the best part about listening to music as obsessively as me is that long albums really don't feel that long after a while

also this chart kinda ruled

Pärson Sound - Pärson Sound (2001)
>psychedelic rock, experimental rock

The tracks here more rooted in rock are really something else. Monolithically heavy for any time period, made all the more impressive by the fact that all this was recorded between 1966 and 1968. It's gotta be one of the most ahead of its time recordings ever, it's metal four years before Sabbath's debut; noise rock two years before White Light / White Heat; and krautrock three years before Phallus Dei and Monster Movie, and these guys aren't even German! Simply from a historical perspective it's incredibly interesting, and the songs more rooted in slow-burning, incredibly heavy rock are really great, but the drone is a bit uninteresting and overlong. The fact that this was obviously not recorded as an album gives it a bit of a pass, but these primitive takes on improvisational drone offer little interesting or new from a compositional or instrumental standpoint. Still cool, just pretty boring. This is still really cool and entertaining, and absolutely massive.

3.0+

>>73255856
O fuck uhh lemme think

>>73256324
parson sound

i extol the virtues of it here >>73256390

but godDAMN that whole chart is great. Index, Fly, Fly My Sadness, Exuma, Uncle Meat, Dub Housing, USA, Starsailor, Station to Statin, and First Utterance are all wonderful. I've never got the hype behind Tuxedomoon or DNA, but maybe you'll dig em.

confession: when i first joined daily in 2015, i thought batfinks was rice bean sand egg instead of rice beans and egg

>>73240849
why was i used for an incest joke

>>73242094
good1

>>73242593
do you mean 10s i've given out or 10s a daily member rec'd me
because neither have happened in almost a year

>>73246896
i try not to get too angry because i know youre ricebeans but jesus christ

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it's baaaaAAAAAACK (pun intended)

>>73256354
I'm just gonna assume you meant to say kate (bush) and bum tickley
>>73256431
noted

>>73255856
Mort Garson - Plantasia
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/mort_garson/mother_earths_plantasia/
Cuz it's kinda bleepy and mega chill

>>73256390
Great review! Personally the drone segments never bothered me, but I think that's a legitimate criticism. In fact, it's probably the only thing holding me back from rating it 5/5.
Also one of the few albums that actually deserves points for being ahead of their time. Like holy shit what were these guys on?

>>73256458
haha what happened to the pink floyd cow? :)

>>73256458
Beefheart, Can, Mingus are all good
Haven't heard that Ayler live album yet but it's more likely than not good

>>73256507
it's fucking insane, I can't even fathom how that stuff was being done in the mid '60s. some of the more metallic sections wouldn't sound out of place on a Sunn O))) record.

>>73256535
tis me

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>>73256499

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Funny Papa Smith - The Original Howling Wolf 1930 - 1931
>Blues
The guitar work and singing are great, but what really sets this apart is the highly original lyrics and song structures. This isn't your standard twelve-bar "my woman done left me" blues, but still has that raw emotive quality, and touches on themes from a personal angle. The duets with Magnolia Harris are also a very nice touch.
Check this shit out blooz doods.

8.0+ /10

>>73256520
it got tipped over xD
i have had that album downloaded for like two years and even though i'll probably hate it i gotta listen to it

>>73256535
i'm super hyped for ayler because my favorite stuff from him is live

>>73256539
fucking swedes, man

>>73256535
>but it's more likely than not good
what did he mean by this

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p good

>>73256600
>what did he mean by this
it's good, more likely than not
I know, it sounded weird when I read it in my head but I thought it would make sense
>>73256609
yeah melvins are danke

>>73254380
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/alban_berg_quartett/string_quartet_no__15_g_major_op__161_dv_887/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/fka_twigs/m3ll155x/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/amadeus-quartet-emil-gilels-rainer-zepperitz/trout-quintet-death-and-the-maiden-quartet/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/leif-ove-andsnes/piano-sonata-1_x_1905-in-the-mists-on-the-overgrown-path-series-1/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/sibylle-baier/colour-green/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/bjork/post/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/bournemouth_symphony_orchestra_simon_rattle/symphony_no_10/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_cardigans/life/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/london-symphony-orchestra-london-symphony-chorus-london-philharmonic-choir-colin-davis-barry-banks/grande-messe-des-morts/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/muslimgauze/mullah_said/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/new-york-symphony-orchestra-leonard-bernstein/haydn-the-london-symphonies-nos-100-104/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/stara_rzeka/zamknely_sie_oczy_ziemi/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/trondheim-jazz-orchestra-kim-myhr-jenny-hval/in-the-end-his-voice-will-be-the-sound-of-paper-1/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/antonio_vivaldi/la_viola_da_gamba_in_concerto__david_and_savall__viola_da_gamba__le_concert_des_nations__savall_/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/louis-armstrong-and-the-all-stars/new-orleans-nights/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/art-ensemble-of-chicago/people-in-sorrow/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/art_blakey_and_the_jazz_messengers/buhainas_delight/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ornette_coleman/skies_of_america/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ibrahim-ferrer/buena-vista-social-club-presents-ibrahim-ferrer/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/fred_frith/guitar_solos/

>>73254380
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jenny-hval/apocalypse-girl-1/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/freddie-hubbard-ilhan-mimaroglu/sing-me-a-song-of-songmy/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/max-roach/the-max-roach-trio-featuring-the-legendary-hasaan-1/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/mccoy_tyner/song_of_the_new_world/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/christian_zanesi/le_paradoxe_de_la_femme_poisson/

I don't know if I'd call this a drone because you've heard all my absolute fav jazz albums, but I do really like all these albums and a lot of them are still absolute favourites.

>>73254380
>blind willie johnson 2.5
BOI

>>73254743
oh cool i missed that
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/stara_rzeka/zamknely_sie_oczy_ziemi/

>>73248071
can I ask how you made this chart? i need to do something similar, except for two people

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Are you proud to be an american?

https://tedrichlendum.bandcamp.com/album/the-american-dream

>>73256826
idk, are you proud to be a bandcamp producer?

>>73256826
this is intriguing ngl

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NoveltyCondom. Overall: 2.83
>Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
Was this supposed to be a comedy album or something? It really just felt like that to me, not saying that it was funny either. His voice was pretty awful, and I didn't feel like it matched a lot of the descriptors it had. Way too satirical, didn't feel like it took itself seriously at all. This sometimes works, but it didn't here. Was thinking about giving this a 2.5/5, but honestly I can't really think of any compliments I could give this album.
2/5
>Aesop Rock - Bazooka Tooth
Probably the best Aesop Rock I've heard, but that doesn't really say much since I don't like him.. kind of reminds me of Busdriver. I just don't think his voice is good for hip hop, and I don't really like his style either. This was actually pretty decent though, lots of good verses and beats.
3/5

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Jens Lekman - Life Will See You Now (2017)
>indie pop, singer/songwriter

Seems that I can only get into Lekman when he's in his Oh You're So Silent Jens contemplative chamber pop mood. Lekman's vocals are always great, as are his witty lyrics, but I can't get behind the more electronic-tinged sound of this album. It's danceable, sunny, and pleasant, sure, but it's /so/ sunny and pleasant, there's no edge to it, it's more background music than anything else. Lekman's best songs are 100% sunny and pleasant as well, but they're so much more melodically complex and simply more interesting than the songs here. "Hotwire the Ferris Wheel" is infectious, though.

2.0+

>>73249361
I was doing it, I got a bit busy with work and things so I'm waiting it out and will continue with it once I'm done with my tourney!

>>73257326
Richard Spencer looks black from this angle.

>>73254905
Remember I recced you Biosphere - Substrata in case you didn't save it :-)

>>73256666
>Muslimgauze
Sick, his best is United States Of Islam imo tho

nice quads btw

>>73256826
I'm not american

>>73257326
Honestly this video made my day brighter. Glad he got punched

>>73256573
>even though i'll probably hate it i gotta listen to it
(you actually don't)

>>73256458
The series really dropped off after the first season desu. I'm skeptical.

>>73253210
Do Hatful of Hollow

I think you'll enjoy their good use of melody/cohesive songwriting, an element I think you'd take great value in considering what you enjoy on RYM. Some of the best guitar + vocal work of 80's pop. I dislike Morrissey so much as a person but if good songwriting like this can make me feel for you that's saying something.

>>73257040
Shit oppenheimers desu

>>73253210
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/nicolas_collins/it_was_a_dark_and_stormy_night/
you care about taking risks a lot with music. this is the first glitch album on rym.

>>73256560
>>73256560
Fucking shit
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ataraxia_f3/the_unexplained__electronic_musical_impressions_of_the_occult_by_ataraxia/
Darker Mort Garson

Ok i got an album from everyone and i'm finishing up the image

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Okay, here it is. I'm going to review each pair of albums at once, probably one pair per day starting tomorrow probably. No promises. Gossip, make predictions, do whatever. Thanks everyone.

>>73258228
O hey you're the one who posted his yt channel a while back. I like your shit.

>>73258318
Thanks

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>>73258228
>Genres
>Post-Minimalism, Ambient
>Ambient
>Written and released in 2013

cake

>>73258365
i dunno, ambient music's pretty tight

the new gorillaz track damon made as a joke is better than most of humanz lol.

>>73258387
having it in both primary and secondary makes me suspicious though.

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>>73258365
is not fair

>>73258605
it's fine. one day things will go everyone's way.

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I just realized that A Dark and Stormy Night was the album that cost Eric the win in my first tourney

And now I'm going to get crushed by it first round in his, the irony is palpable

>>73258632
y don't u suck a fart outta my ass

>>73251059
(Feat. /m/ /o/ /mu/ /s/)

watched There Will Be Blood again today. struck a chord with me on this watch a lot. might go into my interpretation of it if anybody cares.

>>73258703
i wish i could

>>73254905
Maybe you'll like the dream pop side of shoegaze? Go for less wall of sound and more ethereal hazy stuff.

>>73257326
Who's that? Is that the infamous xxxtentacion or whatever the hell you spell it?

>>73258318
Post his channel I'm curious

>>73259588
yeah that's xxx

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aaaaaand done!
>Stabscotch - Uncanny Valley
This had some real potential but holy fuck those vocals are absolutely unbearable. The musicality on this album is honestly good, its very aggressive, brutal prog that gets noisy and in-yr-face very well, but those vocals just absolutely ruin it for me. They feel too "edgy" I guess. Idk I just really didn't like this because of them.
2.5-
>Robert Ashley - Wolfman
pretty disappointing desu. wolfman is solid, its a good noise track, definitely impressive for the 60s. everything else on here was just alright. thats all i really have to say.
2.5
>King Tears Bat Trip - s/t
The percussion on this was so overwhelming (in a good way). I loved how chaotic this all was, and it was just awesome to listen to. I had a lot of fun with this album, will definitely continue revisiting it.
3.5-
>Gerogerigegege - Hell Driver
I'm honestly kind of middled about this. This is probably one of the toughest albums I've listened to in a while, not just because of how different and experimental it is, but also because of just how emotionally heavy it is. When Juntaro does sad, he does it as minimalistic as he can, which is against pretty much everything the Gero do. It works, for sure. The first two tracks on here are great, especially the long piano piece that dissolves into nothing. The 30 minute track is good, but I found myself getting distracted 15 minutes in, and I wasn't too gripped by the final tracks. Some parts of this honestly reminded me of Duos for Doris, in terms of atmosphere and emotion and intensity. If it kept that up, this would easily be a 4/5 album. But, for now, I think I'm gonna try and keep revisiting to see if this grows on me anytime soon. Maybe it will.
3.0+

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and lets get right to it! ill start this as soon as i can tomorrow, what do yall want me to hear first? ive got a few ideas on where to start, but lets see it.

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Giving out a lot of 4.5s lately. I'm not sure if that means I'm more lenient than usual or if I'm just listening to better stuff now that I'm doing freeforms. Anyway, AMA if you want more than these shitty reviews.

Red Crayola was really tight. Realistically, it's just solid psych with some free improv thrown in the mix but the sequencing keeps it interesting and I love the concept. Really cool album but we'll see if it grows or not.

Pharcyde somehow managed to top their debut with some absolutely brilliant jazzy production. Great, fun lyrics as always and songs like "Runnin" and "Drop" are obviously some of the best songs they made.

Components was really solid jazz split into two completely different halves. First half is mellow and almost ambient but the second is avant-garde /free for most of it. First half was better and "Tranquility" is one of the coolest jazz tracks I've heard but it's consistent. Not sure if I like the sequencing though.

Siembra is some groovy, danceable MPB, super consistent stuff. Sucker for this style but I don't know how else to describe it t b h.

Fantasma had some fantastic ideas but it felt like they were packed in awkwardly. Too eccentric and cartoonish for me honestly despite some great moments.

Syro had some absolutely brilliant moments, especially on half one but it gets tiresome over the course of 60+ minutes. Doesn't seem like a long album but it's a bit over-the-top for the concepts, especially with the more hectic tracks on side 2. Still not completely sold on this guy's style, it feels like he comes up with some great ambient ideas but then fucks with you for the rest of the album. Not sure how much I like that but there were some great tracks.

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Dando Shaft - An Evening With Dando Shaft (1970)
>progressive folk, british folk rock

This is really nice, it's well-played, cozy, unpretentious folk and not much more. The sound may be stagnant, but the songwriting is deceptively complex, having the outward appearance of some simple guitar strumming, making some insanely complex, classical-inspired guitar lines. The mandolin work is killer too.

3.0+

>>73257668
we're aiming for a sopranos/wire season 2, not a twin peaks/heroes/true detective season 2.

>>73260339
UPTOWN SATURDAY NIGHT

>>73260351
would highly rec hearing drukqs considering how much you've heard from this guy. Even though it's probably not his best, it's his most eclectic and has amazing ideas imo.

The Come to Daddy EP and Windowlicker single are also very worthwhile

>>73260362
vro, hit that Sunshower flow

>>73260339
If it isn't UGK you might as well just delete all your ratings

>>73260362
Just popping in to say this is a cool chart. Mac Mall, Danny Brown, Black Uhuru, Twin Peaks and Can are all tight. El-P is weird as shit but even I appreciate what he goes for. I'm sure Fantastic Damage is no different

>>73260382
hell yeah, i think im gonna knock out all the hip hop on there first then. there's only 3 albums on the chart but im excited for all of them

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Thurston Moore - Rock n Roll Consciousness (2017)
>alternative rock, noise rock

It's a one-trick pony, without a doubt, packed with five driving, repetitive tracks that sound /exactly/ like lost Sonic Youth cuts. While most every track is structured practically the exact same way (soft intro leading to a big crescendo over the repeated addition of more and more instruments over a repetitive bass/drum line), which makes for a slightly tiring record, it's a nice sound that I'm really glad to hear again. It sounds just like a Sonic Youth album from the '90s, and Moore doesn't sound really uncool and overly nostalgic while doing it. Not extraordinary, but a fine return to form and a fine, no frills rock album in its own right. Also, he looks like Ty Segall on the cover.

2.5+

>>73260416
yeah ugk was gonna be where i started if no one responded lol. one day has been on repeat this whole week for me, im pumped to hear the entire thing.

>>73260339
>that Fish mini-drone
like every album on there or I'm comin w/ the dicks out

>>73260430
this chart is gonna suck tbqh
>>73260351
seconding that you check out drukqs, much better than Syro
>>73260339
Art Blakey first

>>73260415
definitely checking that out soon.

>>73260416
fantastic damage has got me real excited. RtJ were one of the first hip hop acts I really got into, but I've never really dug into either of their other stuff beyond Company Flow and R.A.P. Music.

>>73260419
that is a real solid selection. uptown saturday night is one of the best hip hop albums ever, and ridin' dirty is really good too. city of syrup is spottier but Big Moe is one of the most charismatic, fun MCs ever and the title track is incredible.

listen to that soon and tell me if "ALL I WANNA DO IS BANG SCREW" isn't stuck in your head for the rest of your life.

>>73260457
i was reading the rym comment box for stgstv today and someone compared it to pale cocoon. so ill be listening to that very very soon

>>73260469
>this chart is gonna suck tbqh
maybe a little but Actress, King Gizz, and Yowie have got me really hyped.

>>73260488
lol believe me ive already heard the title track and ive been memorizing big moe's verse

BIG MOE DON STEPPED IN, I DON KNOCKED OUT TWIIINS

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Damn, I'm starting to get back into AFX and I'm gettin' those sophomore year feels.

For some reason I always thought this song was "Film" and I never said it correctly until today lmao:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhHkUg-QCwk

>>73260490
>someone compared it to pale cocoon
wot in heck. A weird comparison, but atmosphere and structure-wise I'd say they touch on a lot of similar aspects I suppose, but they're pretty different still.

Not many people on /daily/ think it's much better than mediocre though, so don't hope for that much more than that lmao.

Just bumped Starsailor to a 4.5. Dammit Jangle, you were right about Tim Buckley

>>73260415
Alright, I'll definitely add it to my list! I'm not a huge IDM/electronic guy in general but I've really dug a fair amount of what I've heard from Aphex Twin. Some of his more ambient stuff is incredible. I just heard "Pancake Lizard" last night and it blew me the fuck away.

>>73260431
Yeah dude, definitely worth at least a shot. One of the landmarks in southern hip-hop imo, got me into the whole scene a few years ago. The Screw mix of One Day might be better tho fyi

>>73260488
El-P is the definition of a producer I can't really get into but I appreciate everything he does. That weird sci-fi sound in abstract hip-hop is basically his creation afaict

>>73260551
i love ethereal/atmospheric shit so i have decent expectations
>>73260555
ive heard it. it's beautiful, i just wish the words werent screwed so much desu.

>>73260555
>Dammit Jangle, you were right about Tim Buckley
Right? Amazing that something jangle likes is actually good.

I'm not 100% sold on everything by AFX, but I think it would be very hard to argue a lot of his discog isn't really essential.

>>73260606
Yeah all I remember from my early days on /daily/ is Jangle shitting on my taste and spamming Buckley. So I naturally wasn't too big of a fan haha. Buckely's grown on me since though, lots of great music from what I've heard.

Agreed on AFX, very unique sound I think everyone should experince

Do I even exist

>>73260760
don't take it personally he's just very racist

>>73260876
hey ;)

>>73259243
i'd read if you were to write

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>>73241847
>Noise rock

Disgusting.

>>73260936
alright gimme a sec

>>73260936
ok spoilers for a 10 year old movie incoming.
i think daniel is supposed to be a sort of god, and that the moral is that god will continue to work regardless of your effort, and will spite those who try and pass his work off as their own.
the main thing that brings me to this comes from how he kills eli. for a movie called There Will Be Blood, up until the final scene, there is a significant lack of blood shown on screen, even in a scene where a man is shot point blank in the head. some have made the connection that this means the blood is the oil, but i think it's more literal than that.
Daniel throughout the entire movie works mechanically, without consequence. despite risking the safety of the lots he is drilling in many times over, the only real time his actions negatively effect him is when he has to confess himself as a sinner. in this scene, eli, within his sermon, fills daniel with what he calls the blood of the lord.
the most excessively bloody scene in the movie comes as daniel kills eli, putting the last nail in the coffin for eli's success. daniel has quietly been plotting this in the back of his mind for years, forcing eli with enough hardship to bring him to his presence.
eli has made a mockery of the town daniel tries to form, giving exaggerated sermons, forcing his way into daniel's plans, asking him to give blessings to his towers, taking credit for his work.
with the drawling of eli's blood, daniel has willed into creation what eli could only make as metaphor. the title of the movie itself and the font used for it give off a biblical vibe. and god says "there will be blood." it's fucking terrifying.
this is all capped off by the last line of the movie, daniel saying directly to the audience, that his plan is finished, and his creation is done.
it has some more stuff floating around, but that's the gist of it. good movie.

>>73261154
i can dig it. cool ideas

>>73261197
the acting is so close to being overkill but it never quite gets there.

>>73252350
>>73252744

PROUD OF U

did givingbear convince you

have i second-hand infected /daily/ w wallaceitis