/Grimes/

Might listen to some Claire Elise Boucher.

shh not so loud with the praise. you might get a few unpleasant people upset

>>73402892
nice. im going to do the same

I haven't been on /grimes/ for some months. What's new?

>>73402936
Listening to Visions, you?

whenever someone mentions Grimes I want to go all Douglas Levison on them.

NO TALENT!

Grimes seriously is the worst artist of our generation

I hope she dies so she stops making the godawful music she puts out.

>>73403146
explain this, turbopleb:

Claire Elise Boucher aka Grimes

Occupations: singer, songwriter, producer, sound engineer, live performer, visual artist, music video director, colorist and editor, dancer, model, writer

Instruments: vocals, synthesizer, sampler, guitar, bass, drums, violin, ukulele

Main interests: music, visual arts, dancing, books, films, modeling, video games, internet and others

Music taste:
http://www.last.fm/user/chairmandore/library
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimes_%28musician%29#Musical_style
http://www.pandora.com/station/2895208146671614201

Others:
- Grimes does everything in her music, from singing and songwriting to artwork and production
- nice personality, beautiful look, cares about environment issues and saving animals
- took her name from grime music after discovering the existence of the genre on Myspace
- studied ballet for 11 years
- was a goth outcast in high school
- studied neuroscience, philosophy, and Russian literature and McGill University before being dropped out for missing classes
- started making music when she was around the age of 19
- big Lord of the Rings, Dune, Game of Thrones, Star Wars, Abbess Hildegard von Bingen and Russian literature fan.

MCL + CEB = <3

>ywn be whimsical claire boucher
>ywn meet a friend who runs a diy pop loft space in your college town
>ywn be free from the prying eyes of your parents, engaging in degenerative drug abuse
>ywn travel home every christmas pretending everything is okay, just look at my GPA dad!
>ywn have your artsy druggie loft get shut down
>ywn enter a downward spiral where music and drugs are your only reprieve
>ywn grow sick of seeing your friends passed out in the alley outside of your apartment block because they overdosed again
>ywn go dumpster diving just really only thinking about music and drugs, and find a tape recorder one day
>ywn be a mild myspace sensation in it's dying days with the release of your first album
>ywn collaborate with one of your few worthwhile friends left for your third album
>ywn be kicked out of university because you got an offer to go touring and did that instead of attending classes
>ywn hit rock bottom and decide to go all or nothing on your pet music project, and work for 2 weeks straight to push out your fourth album published on a notable label
>ywn spend the months between writing and release recovering and slowly coming to the realization that if this doesn't work out you're basically fucked
>ywn be a success with that album, and relish in the sweet relief washing over you as you realize you're not doomed to be a druggie fuckup
>ywn be overscheduled by your childhood friend to the point of extreme mental strain
>ywn meet a cute musician boy who seems to be the only one concerned about you in the storm of this rise to fame
>ywn have a falling out with your childhood friend over his ridiculous scheduling habits and all of your other montreal friends because they envy your fame
>ywn be forced to retreat to your newfound fanbase, only to recoil in horror when you realize that you hate them too
>ywn be forced into the seclusion of your gentle boyfriend's loving embrace
>ywn be ostracized by your parents for your career
>ywn be alone as grimes

>>73403051
Nothing. This radio silence is killing these threads

>>73402892
>>73403078
Visions? Great choice anon. This album is solid as a diamond.

>>73403351
Poor Grimey

>>73402859
i love how her hair looks in that pic!

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>>73403744
This is her newish lovely look.

>>73403301
as I say every time, faggot: playing an instrument on a song =/= ability to play an instrument. the only valid point you have is that she can draw.

more interested in what Conduit Closing is doing these days desu
did you even check out Missteps III?

Is she a French Canadian?

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Grimes haters, I'll see you on a dark night

>>73403859
stop, fuckwit. the ability to play an instrument is directly linked to the end results (actual music). her songs - which include her instruments - sound amazing. where is your god now, motherfucker?

>>73402859
>using quirky as a compliment

>>73403929
t. someone who can't play instrument

fucking kek. terrible argument, anon.

>>73403930
Why not? She's quirky in a good way. The artists shouldn't be normal, boring people.

>>73404002
>terrible argument
you're really mad, anon. why? let me guess: you know some music theory and some instruments and you're butthurt that grimes achieved so much by knowing so little about music. the envy is strong in you, anon. don't worry: you will never be better than her.

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>>73403906
>THEE you on a dark night
ftfy

>>73403146
>I want to go all Douglas Levison
Is that a roundabout way of saying "behave like a sperg"?

>>73404089
>projecting this hard
I perform in an orchestra but I'm a law student. I would never want to be a professional musician or have the celebrity of Grimes holy fucking lmao no. My life is more absorbed in my family and my religion. Also, you can stop projecting already.

Does anyone have pix of her butt, and is she French Canadian?

>>73404585
>Does anyone have pix of her butt
no

>is she French Canadian
no

>>73403859
>playing an instrument on a song =/= ability to play an instrument
...play an instrument live? Who said otherwise?

>>73404519
No, it's a way of saying going hard on her ass.

>An artist respects the silence it serves as the foundation of creativity

>>73404002
see
>>73404681
You're taking issue with a discrepancy you yourself created desu.

>>73404521
>I perform in an orchestra but I'm a law student.
Which instrument?

>>73404681
>>73404720
t. never saw Grimes live

>>73404735
cello

>>73404521
>I perform in an orchestra but I'm a law student.
so what? i said
>you know some music theory and some instruments
that's a given if you're playing in an orchestra. so, i was right. basically you're playing music, just like i guessed. all those failed envious amateur musicians like you hate the fact a fellow artist managed to be successful despite all the odds. the envy is strong in you.

stop hating her, prick. you're not fit to tie her shoes. when you'll make a song as half as good as oblivion then you will have the right to say she can't play instruments. until then: quiet.

>>73403834
wow...she is stunning...

>>73404708
>going hard on someone's ass = posting baseless insults about them anonymously on 4chan

>>73404876
>all those failed envious amateur musicians like you hate the fact a fellow artist managed to be successful despite all the odds. the envy is strong in you.
>stop hating her, prick. you're not fit to tie her shoes. when you'll make a song as half as good as oblivion then you will have the right to say she can't play instruments. until then: quiet.
read >>73404521 again, you utter brainlet

>>73404749
Saw her live (for the first time) around this time last year; she was great, and her live instrumentation was totally on point.

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>>73404900
Of course

>>73404937
Hana can play the guitar well, she can't.

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>>73402859
>good music takes time!

meanwhile this man releases 2 albums a year and keeps getting better. king gizzard too

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>>73402859
>not enough adjectives
>be nice

actually this autistic

>>73404912
it doesn't matter if you don't want to be a pro musician, dip. you're still playing music. you criticized her and said she can't play instruments, but what did you achieve to have the arrogance to deny her skills?

fyi her main instruments are synths, samplers and voice. maybe she isn't very skilled live performer, but she gets tremendous results from them in the studio. this is what really matters.

>>73404999
but is his music great? post his best 2 songs.

Stop the hate

>>73405040
>putrifiers 2
>withered hand

>>73404962
Saw them both play the guitar live to eventually uproarious applause. What is your definition of "well"?

>>73405018
>but what did you achieve to have the arrogance to deny her skills?
clearly you measure achievement based on fame, which is the last way I would measure achievement. I can't really have a reasonable conversation with someone like that. Music is a mere hobby of mine. It is the last thing I would want to turn into my profession. You obviously have a different opinion for yourself as you are clearly projecting. I respect that but you should respect mine too.

>fyi her main instruments are synths, samplers and voice
I know, that's my point.

>but she gets tremendous results from them in the studio.
I disagree. not tremendous.

>this is what really matters.
yet again, I disagree.

>>73404999
>meanwhile this man releases 2 albums a year and keeps getting better.
I should certainly hope so. Practice makes perfect, after all.

>>73405173
>clearly you measure achievement based on fame
i don't. i measure achievement based on fame, talent and actual results (in this case, music). if you succeed at these 3 things you could call yourself a real successful artist.

>I know, that's my point.
that's your point? dude you questioned her ability to play her instruments >>73403859. did you even see her live? watch this and see how she entertains a festival crowd: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4k3593

btw why did you write here like a retard >>73403859 then here >>73404002 and then here you changed your whole approach and even the capitalisation of your sentences? you talk like a piece of shit and dare to say "You obviously have a different opinion for yourself as you are clearly projecting. I respect that but you should respect mine too."?? that's rich.

>>73405173
>clearly you measure achievement based on fame
Not the anon you were responding to (this is was also >>73404937 .) However...
I'm a classically trained professional musician with extensive performance/touring experience (spanning several continents) in the classical music realm ( (as well as some composition credits in the neo-classical.) Achievement in music is measured by the sounds a given musician creates. Full stop.
Grimes makes wonderful sounding music (both live and on record) assuming you have a taste for her style. Which makes her a great musician in practice (the only sort of greatness that actually counts in my business at the end of the day.) End of discussion.

>>73405323
>actual results
well ain't that vague. stop bullshitting, anon. You clearly measure achievement based primarily on popularity.

>that's your point? dude you questioned her ability to play her instruments
playing "synths, samplers and voice" are not as hard as other instruments.

>btw why did you write here like a retard >>73403859 (You) then here >>73404002 (You) and then here you changed your whole approach and even the capitalisation of your sentences?
What is your point? You're being pedantic on irrelevant matters.

>you talk like a piece of shit and dare to say "You obviously have a different opinion for yourself as you are clearly projecting. I respect that but you should respect mine too."?? that's rich.
it's really not

>>73405379
>making objective statements on an objectively subjective matter
stop embarrassing yourself

>>73405450
>making objective statements
...objective statements about how things are properly measured (which is an OBJECTIVE topic) - not how those measurements are then properly interpreted (which is the SUBJECTIVE portion of thins to which you are erroneously referring in reference to my comments.) I thought you said you were a lawyer?

>>73405433
>well ain't that vague. stop bullshitting, anon. You clearly measure achievement based primarily on popularity.
do you know better than me how i measure achievement, ffs? for instance, grimes is barely known in the grand scheme of things (e.g. compared to taylor swift). i like her because i enjoy her music, simple as that. she achieved what she wanted: to be the world's best weird popstar.

>playing "synths, samplers and voice" are not as hard as other instruments.
idiotic reply. is this a competition of instruments, like if you play a harder instrument you're automatically superior? that's stupid. btw, try playing synths and samplers and singing with decent results to see how "easy" it is.

>What is your point? You're being pedantic on irrelevant matters.
that's very relevant of how much of an asshole you are. you called me a "faggot" here >>73403859 then you changed your approach to appear as someone else right here >>73404521 you're just a sneaky snake. it's no wonder you pretended to study law. you're working on bullshitting people. shame on you.

>>73404952
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>>73407112
>Claire will never pull this face at you as she explains why you can't put an 8 minute fuzzy reverb drenched blooz wank solo on every song

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>>73407162
she shows some remarkable restraint, especially if you know how wildly creative and ADD she is.

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>>73407154
looks psyched

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>>73407314
that's it

>>73407162
Pretty sure she'd approve of that desu.

>>73402859

>Le Salty Moustache Clown Face girl

>>73407377
they look cute together

>>73407437
truee

>>73407480
>le salty hater unable to surpass her ever, hence ad hominem attacks

>>73407629
lmao

>>73403051
nothing

>>73407698
really?

>>73407377
thanks for pics anon, she looks gorgeous with that length hair.

>>73408993
you're welcome, anon

>>73408669
yes

>>73408993
shes looking good isnt she. wouldnt you say?

>>73402859
>Vote for Venus Fly video: http://mmva.muchmusic.com/vote/
Just two moe days...

grimes

i like that song she did with a ukulele. it might be my favorite one

>Capitalizing the g so it gets passed my filter
I wanna hit you guys with a hammer

>she will never be your friend

>>73404585
>>73404646
I think she's French Canadian and Ukrainian?

>>73411523
yeah

>>73411523
i forgot what part of her family is Ukrainian

>>73411568
Perfect genetics.

>>73411580
I'm not sure desu but i'm going to guess it's her fathers side.

>>73411600
theyre probably my two favorite ethnicities. doesn't get much better than that

>>73411702
Yeah, and it's proved to be a good mixture with Grimes!

>>73411740
she is the best thing that people have made, literally ever. she is my favorite girl

>>73407377
Grimes and Hana have the coolest friendship. Grimes is the coolest person ever and Hana seems like a genuinely awesome person and a great friend. They both make great music and they're both extremely attractive.

>>73411771
I agree. I want to be like her so bad. She's so unique and she's INSANELY cute. I'm so envious of her boyfriend.

>>73411799
i dont know why but i feel really proud of her when i have no reason to. she's like someone i should try to be more like but i'll never be that great, not even close

>>73411792
i think they idolize each other. it's really nice to a see how close they are

>>73411840
It's really weird because i'm a guy and while my friends all want to be like their favourite hip hop artists or gym jocks, i wished i was like Grimes hahaha.

>>73411858
yeah, i think it's adorable. they're both awesome, talented people who like to make art and be themselves. i want to see a collab!

>>73411889
i dont really idolize people a lot, im kind of an arrogant bitch. i wish i could make myself confident like she does, be able to impress people and stuff

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COP or not?
Do any friends of grimes here have Grimes merch?

>>73411523
She's also Métis

What would an Arca x Grimes collab sound like?

>>73411937
yeah, i don't either but there's something about Grimes that's different (aside from the fact that i'm insanely attracted to her). Do you create any kind of art? (draw, make music, sing etc)?

>>73411962
I'm from New Zealand and google says this is a Canadian thing so I didn't know what this meant but are you saying she is also part American Indian?

>>73411974
i never listened to arca. i don't think i'd like any collab with grimes to be honest

>>73412052
I wouldn't either but Hana is the one exception.

Grimes is a stupid cunt

>>73412083
You love her lowkey. Be honest...

>>73412083
yes Hana is better

Is Grimes part American Indian?

>>73411994
Yes, she was on a Quebecois show once and she said her dad had métis ancestry, which means she's part native american, probably a rather small percentage, though, since métis people are already mixed.

>>73412052
so you don't like the collabs she's done already?

>>73412191
Oh wow, that's crazy. I noticed she had a cute snub-nose. Maybe that's why?

>>73412205
Idk, desu, I'm not too familiar with racial anthropology but she does look kinda unique.

>>73412230
Either way she looks gorgeous!

i hope our grimey is sleeping well

>>73412350
you people are weird huh

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>>73412264
Me too anon, me too

>>73412426
claire is weird herself, so are her fans

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>>73402859
Don't you think that the lives of many fans in general are empty? I've seen many of these threads and everyone posts about how much they love Grimes and her music, but it's simply too much, more often than not they're saying that she's a goddess when she clearly isn't one, she has many flaws and also her music. She's good, but not the best.

She's a human, so stop worshiping her so much, it looks disgusting and it's not funny. She would probably feel scared reading the worshippers' posts.

And I almost forget, Grimes is pretty basic, she's a professional musician with the level of an intermediate player.

>>73412553
grimeth is queen of the universes

>>73412553
>when she clearly isn't one, she has many flaws
This is just..... false, you know

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>>73412553
>saying that she's a goddess when she clearly isn-

>>73412553
t. heretic

>>73412920
fucking kek

>>73412623
It's difficult to see her flaws when you're in love with her, I've been there, but now I'm cured.

>>73411471
underrated song

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>>73402859
that pic looks like she about to step on my face with her nylon covered feet.

Ain't gonna lie, don't think Grimes does the trick for me on her own, but I recently discovered this collab with Aristophanes. It's dope.

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

>>73411948
an anon said he bought that hoodie and it's very comfortable and high quality.

>>73412553
>Grimes is pretty basic, she's a professional musician with the level of an intermediate player.
Hold on: if her music is so brilliant, her live playing skills are frankly not really relevant.

>>73413571
>don't think Grimes does the trick for me on her own
Insist and you will love her music. I guarantee you that. I thought she was so-so and one day her music clicked.

>>73413786
I don't know if you can relate then, but at the moment I feel like it's a little too pop-sy with all the high vocals and sugar synths. I really love the low oomph, dark tone and The Last of Us/28 Days Later guitar reverb of the Aristophanes song.

>>73413835
>a little too pop-sy with all the high vocals and sugar synths
Did you try her earlier music? If not, you may be surprised.

>>73413912
I'll give it a listen, got any recommendations for tracks to start with?

>>73413980
Of course.

Claire Boucher - Behavior
Angel
Beast Infection
Caladan
Devon
Dream Fortress
Favriel
Fifteen Minutes To
Gambang
Gloam
Grisgris
Intor Flowers
My Sister Says the Saddest Things
Omega
Orphia
Rasik
Rosa
Sagrad пpeкpacный
Urban Twilight
Venus in Fleurs
Weregild

I uploaded these songs for you - http://www85.zippyshare.com/v/vNCyCesU/file.html
There are many songs here but the duration of the whole "mixtape" is about 1 hour and 10 minutes.

>>73414114
Thanks a lot for the list and upload, very kind of you! I'm a user of Spotify Premium myself, so I can find most of the songs through the client, but I'll take the mixtape regardless because some songs don't seem to be available. Thanks again!

>>73414155
You're welcome. One more thing: I'd like to see your opinion about this mixtape after you listen to it. You could post on this thread or a new one, assuming this one will die.

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>>73414211
>assuming this one will die
Assume nothing, we'll keep this going.

>>73414475
I said that just in case. Maybe the anon is a newcomer. Once in a while, her threads die before the bump limit.

>>73411483
>Capitalizing the g
It's a proper noun you dip

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>>73414527
I gotta cut the grass, I'll be back.
Good mix BTW.

>>73411523
And Italian.

>>73412350
Tmi dude

>>73414211
Will let you know! If this one dies before I finish it (currently about to start it up) I'll let you know in another thread with something like ''the mixtape dude''

>>73414584
>I gotta cut the grass, I'll be back.
There's real life besides /mu/, isn't it?
>Good mix BTW.
Danke.

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>>73414655
Cool.

>>73412553
>she's a professional musician with the level of an intermediate player.
Anon, if Grimes is a professional musician, then whatever level of live playing ability she has is what it takes to be at a professional level, by definition.

>>73414702
Btw, I do have to say that from Art Angels I -did- like SCREAM a lot. It kinda feels as if she could make fucking awesome hip-hop/post-deathmetal-influenced tracks with the dark feel and heavy-hitting screams along with Aristophanes' Mandarin verses.

>>73414740
Fwiw her most recent release (another collab with Aristophanes https://youtu.be/BHmVqMISPLw ) is along similar lines. So imo it wouldn't be wildly unrealistic to expect to hear more of that from her next album (she tends to go through a distinct musical phase with each of her records.)

>>73414740
Grimes tried many things in her music. IMO almost everything worked fine. Try also Medieval Warfare which is low key Scream.

Also Ya Vas Lyubil which was the prototype of Scream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiVPvFy69NY

Maybe you will like this incredible live version of Symphonia IX too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSWwVYuqsVM

The last part is so intense. Fucking amazing.

>>73414740
BTW I have a feeling you will enjoy this noisy Circumambient live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k12xiZfRiqs

>>73407377
me in the middle

>>73412350
and you are never EVER going to get that. i recommend getting out of that rabbit whole before you want to kys

>>73407377
that's a cats collar

>>73414740
The above anon once again. You should listen to Scream live too: https://clyp.it/t04viugz This is even more intense than the album version and Grimes herself sings in Russian.

>>73403301
>grimesfag
>calling anyone a turbopleb
like iron

>>73414973
>grimesfag
>expecting to be taken seriously

>>73414862
In my first post in this thread I actually mentioned I loved her producing work on Aristophanes' title track but didn't really dig her solo work.

>>73414876
>>73414920

Ya Vas Lyubil is amazing and the same counts for Symphonia IX live. Didn't think it would sound this good. I like her playing around with the cutoff and res values on Circumambient, the atmosphere of her live gigs is awesome. Somehow it even reminds me of Trent Reznor's industrial sound. Think I'm starting to like her

>>73414972
Also I don't know how Grimes and Russian became a combo but I dig it. Have personally been studying the language for a while now, especially the literary side, so this speaks to me on a ton of levels.

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>>73414996
Well, she's a NIN fan.

>That’s why, in describing the unique, at times painfully paradoxical position she occupies in the pop world, she’s probably more inclined to align herself with Nine Inch Nails mastermind and inveterate DIY-er Trent Reznor than anybody else: “Trent Reznor started out making music on computers,” she says. “He was smart. He was into math. He was coming at it from an intellectual perspective and a scientific perspective. He made Pretty Hate Machine all by himself. That’s where I came from.”

>In returning to the alternative rock sounds she gravitated to in high school—not just in Reznor but also in mainstream iconoclasts like Marilyn Manson and Billy Corgan—she says she’s also coming home to the truth of the Grimes project: “Representing the alternative,” she says. “Not having to answer to a big label. Not having to answer to anyone artistically, but also being visible. I think being visible is important to me because I’m trying to represent something politically.” I ask her what she thinks that is. “That women can do technical work,” she says without missing a beat. “That I can be a producer and a pop star and also very experimental.”

http://www.thefader.com/2015/07/28/grimes-cover-story-interview

Her music taste is diverse, from Skinny Puppy, The KLF and Tool to Mariah Carey, Dolly Parton and Depeche Mode.

>>73414992
I don't need whimpering, tasteless grimesfags to take me seriously

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>>73415006
Her grandmother has Ukrainean origins. She loves Russian culture: their classical music, literature, films etc. She can even speak a bit of Russian and on the cover of Visions her name is written in that language too.

> What was behind the choice to put a Russian poem on your album cover?

My grandma’s Ukrainian, and because my parents worked a lot I basically grew up with my grandparents, hearing Russian spoken a lot. They’re actually lines from two different poems by Anna Akhmatova, two different approaches to death. I kind of identified with her – she wrote a lot of poems about being a girl in the scene, all that shit. She’s a pretty cool lady. I also just wanted to put some writing on the cover, because I like the way fonts look.

As you can guess, her Russian fans adore her.

>>73415083
>I don't need whimpering, tasteless grimesfags to take me seriously
>still posts seriously in a thread about an artist he hates

>>73414996
>In my first post in this thread I actually mentioned I loved her producing work on Aristophanes' title track
Couldn't tell from the wording whether you were referring to it or Scream. And since Scream is better known, I went with the safer bet.

>>73415067
Tool, Depeche Mode, and Nine Inch Nails are bands I've been listening to from a young age, gotta hand it to her, she seems really diverse in where she gets her inspiration from.

>>73415101
The exact same counts for this, it's pretty original for an artist of this kind of music to incorporate literature and lyrics from a relatively underrepresented country in the Western world. I've heard her being called a Renaissance woman, and I think I understand why now. She's a super relatable person with the varied taste in genres and interest in literature, films, and classical music.

>>73415166
You're right, by the way. Understandable. I just had the luck that I recognized the name Aristophanes, which caught my interest because of Greek mythology, and decided to check the first song I could find of her out. Wasn't disappointed at all, had it on repeat for an hour

>>73415166
Actually now I've almost finished the mixtape, I recognize a lot of her synthesizer/FX-usage as things I would do or ideas I wanted to implement. Some of her songs are quite like stuff I've been working on in the past year, especially the more industrial-sounding ones. There's a bunch of similarities in chord progression and (reverb usage). My opinion of her changed completely because of you anon, thanks

>>73415083
>I don't need whimpering, tasteless
In which case, why are you posting on 4chan?

>>73415220
>I've heard her being called a Renaissance woman, and I think I understand why now.
That's right. She was inspired by Hildegard von Bingen. Grimes is truly interesting because of her peculiar vision which includes influences from sci fi (Dune, Star Wars, Tarkovsy's films), fantasy (Lord of the Rings, Final Fantasy), Japanese culture, Russian culture, medieval music, industrial music, synthpop and so on. There's a pasta about that: >>73401346

About Hildegard:
>Hildegard of Bingen, O.S.B. (German: Hildegard von Bingen; Latin: Hildegardis Bingensis; 1098 – 17 September 1179), also known as Saint Hildegard and Sibyl of the Rhine, was a German Benedictine abbess, writer, composer, philosopher, Christian mystic, visionary, and polymath. She is considered to be the founder of scientific natural history in Germany.

>Hildegard was elected magistra by her fellow nuns in 1136; she founded the monasteries of Rupertsberg in 1150 and Eibingen in 1165. One of her works as a composer, the Ordo Virtutum, is an early example of liturgical drama and arguably the oldest surviving morality play. She wrote theological, botanical, and medicinal texts, as well as letters, liturgical songs, and poems, while supervising miniature illuminations in the Rupertsberg manuscript of her first work, Scivias. She is also noted for the invention of a constructed language known as Lingua Ignota.

>Although the history of her formal consideration is complicated, she has been recognized as a saint by branches of the Roman Catholic Church for centuries. On 7 October 2012, Pope Benedict XVI named her a Doctor of the Church.

>>73415257
Can't take credit for that (my only posts in this conversation were >>73414862 and >>73415166 ) but cool!

>>73415257
She's hard to pin down. Someone who listened only to her latest album Art Angels would get an incomplete perspective of how diverse she is. That early stuff has been done by herself using just a computer with GarageBand installed, a Roland Juno-G synth, a Roland sampler and some pedals and effects. She did all that without knowing music theory or music producing.

She was and she is really ambitious:
>A former goth kid from Vancouver, Claire originally moved to Montreal to study Russian literature at McGill University, before switching to the neuroscience course. Music never seemed like a viable option until she started hanging out at La Brique's predecessor Lab Synthèse, where she was encouraged to produce her own tracks by her now-manager and engineer Sebastian Cowan. When Lab Synthèse's co-founder David Matthew Peet killed himself in 2008, she decided that she owed it to him to submit to her to true calling.

>"I was like: 'Fuck, I could die. We could all die, at any time. Why the hell am I wasting my time? I'm just going to do what I want to do for the rest of my life. I don't need money.'" To the mild horror of her parents, Claire turned her back on the world of brain biology to pursue Grimes full time. "I've completely fucked my life," she admits cheerily. "I don't live anywhere, I don't see my friends. You have to sacrifice a lot of things to do this. But the pay-off is this incredible freedom."

>"Visions was an extremely cathartic album to make. I went through a period a few years back when I was really addicted to drugs. Two of my best friends died, I had this really fucked-up assault experience and I was constantly in and out of terrible relationships. I never really dealt with all that, but I eventually realised that by making songs I could work through these things that had been plaguing me for years."

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2012/apr/28/grimes-visions-montreal

>>73402859
dicks

>>73415257
I really suggest you giving a chance to Geidi Primes, Halfaxa and Visions. They're huge growers; one day you kinda like them and the next day you couldn't stop playing them. All these albums have an industrial vibe in stark contrast to her fragile voice. Behind the pop facade there's an experimental alien structure.

This is what I'm talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9UlQofrwzI

>>73415739
Don't curse me when you will be banned, moron.

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>>73414690
>There's real life besides /mu/, isn't it?
There is,
>Danke
it was my pleasure.

>>73416018
that was hard to read

>annoying waifu fag fuck off etc

Geidi Primes - 6.5/10
Halfaxa - 9.5/10
Visions - 7/10
Art Angels - 4/10

>>73416143
when was this taken?

>>73416018
>>73416143
Retarded memes are retarded desu. Find something more useful to do than stinking up these threads with your shit.

>>73416215
not sure, guy had his post removed

>>73416215
It's not Grimes. We've been over this in these threads before...

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>>73416215
That wasn't even Grimes.

>>73416143
oh... well if she's into that then...

>>73417008
a literal perfection

>>73417019
liberal perversion

>>73404521
>I perform in an orchestra but I'm a law student
no one asked you. you just want to validate yourself on the internet

>>73417530
Let sleeping dogs lie, anon.

>>73416178
>Visions - 7/10
>Art Angels - 4/10
weak rating for visions and extremely weak rating for aa.

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claire boucher

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>>73418825
clear elite butcher

>>73418254
as it should be

>>73418934
lame

>>73418254
>weak albums get weak ratings
>this is a bad thing
kek

>>73418967
>weak albums
Weak albums in comparison to WHAT other albums would be a much better question desu.

>>73419164
Compared to Halfaxa and also synthpop masterpieces. Also, 7/10 isn't really weak, I don't know what that anon was talking about.

>>73419187
>synthpop masterpieces
Such as? Merely saying "synthpop masterpieces" is useless since there are as many definitions of what that means as there are people to ask about it.

>>73419187
7/10 is a shitty rating for a masterpiece like visions. and 4/10 for aa is inexcusable. but whatever floats your rusty boat because music taste is subjective.

>>73419253
In my opinion (obvious since the beginning)
Halfaxa
Man Machine
Autobahn
Violator
The Pleasure Principle
WMBtPCoO
Power, Corruption and Lies
Suicide's s/t (debatable, but the first 5 tracks are pretty poppy)
Freedom of Choice
Architecture and Morality

>>73419259
Yeah, you're right, they're both shitty ratings.
Visions - 6.5/10
Art Angels - 3/10

>>73419316
these are great albums, not gonna lie, but it's baffling that you like them and not visions and art angels. it's like saying you like supercars but not lamborghini.

>>73419469
it's more like saying I like supercars but not bad supercars

>>73419501
>implying lamborghini make bad supercars
>liking autobahn but disliking oblivion which has a kinda similar bassline to autobahn
you dislike 2 great albums. sad but true. you have great taste in synthpop except for that.

>>73419559
>implying lamborghini make bad supercars
never implied that
>similar bassline means that I should like both
wat
>you dislike 2 great albums
no, I like 1 good album and dislike one decent one
>sad but true
are you implying objectivity?
>great taste in synthpop
thanks
>except for that
nvm

>>73419621
just an overreaction. nvm.

>>73419643
fair enough

>>73413734
>>73411948
yea its pretty comfy and high quality, iv bought band merch b4 that fucking faded after 1 wash

>>73419316
>In my opinion (obvious since the beginning)
I would certainly hope so. If you don't know what your opinion is, then no one else is gonna be able to help you desu.

>>73402859
she looks tasty

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thoughts on this old grimes playlist?

>>73419316
Imo something worth noting about your list:
1974: Autobahn
1977: Suicide (s/t)
1978: The Man-Machine
1979: The Pleasure Principle
1980: Freedom of Choice
1981: Architecture and Morality
1983: Power, Corruption and Lies
1990: Violator


2010: Halfaxa
2011: WMBtPCoO

2012: Visions
2015: Art Angels

Great music like fine wine - it has to be left to sit for a good long while before it can be appreciated as anything more than a sugary mess. Maybe 2012-onward is just too recent for you to be able to fully appreciate anything made up to now.


PS: What about Grimes' half of Darkbloom, which - imo - would be hands-down better tham Halfaxa (my personal favorite of her albums to date as well) if it were a full length?

>>73421419
>Crying - Roy Orbison
>Aenema - Tool
>Concerto No. 4 in F Minor - Vivaldi
Now THAT'S what I call genre whiplash...

>>73421419
broadcast, portishead, mazzy star is something I always associate with grimes, even though there is no clear connection.

rest is ok/meh just not exactly sad times.

Also that random tool/burial/vivaldi and arbutus label groups

>>73421071
what

>>73421572
well it's not like I listened to those other albums when they came out (with the exception of WMBtPcoO of course), so I didn't dislike them and come back to them later. I'm planning on giving AA another try soon, but in an accessible genre like synthpop, I doubt it'll click. Plus, I kinda doubt that 1 year will be enough of a difference for me to disregard something

>>73421644
>entry-level rock
>entry-level metal
>entry-level classical
truly amazing taste

YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SUPPORT OUR LOVELY GRIMEY
http://mmva.muchmusic.com/vote/

>>73421781
>I'm planning on giving AA another try soon, but in an accessible genre like synthpop, I doubt it'll click.
AA is catchy as hell. Maybe it's even the catchiest album ever. I'm telling you that as someone who values melody the most and who knows some synthpop.

>>73421782
Voted4Grime

>>73421888
Yeah, I know, I meant to say that I doubt it'll "click" if I already didn't enjoy it

>>73422015
Never say never...

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>>73418900
((((specialist))))

>>73422546
*grimey face*

i'm in love

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>>73422610
>>73422546
just grimes being grimes

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>grimes supporting taylor swift

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just grimes being grimes, episode II

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just grimes being grimes, episode III

>>73422781
Is she riding a broom in that pic

>>73423170
just sliding away. see her world princess part 2 video.

>>73422890
>>73422958
>>73423072
i love this girl

>>73423243
Ohh kewl!
I would like to get stoned with her.

I dream of a Trent Reznor + Claire Boucher collaboration.

>>73423515
what did he make?

>>73423564

Besides sweet sweet love to her? Dunno...

>>73423745
That doesn't count. I love her even much more.

>>73423552
that would be amazing. her sweet melodies + trent's harsh music = a match made in heaven.

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attention people

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shes so great

>>73421781
>well it's not like I listened to those other albums when they came out
That's precisely my point. Music is neither created nor listened to in a vacuum.

Just like any other form of art, what surrounds a musician during their creative process (life experiences, cultural/music trends) has a profound subconscious (and/or conscious) effect on what it is they create - a creator context, if you will. Likewise, what surrounds a listener (life experiences, cultural/music trends) while they are listening to a particular work of music has a profound (usually) subconscious effect on how they feel about what they're hearing - a listener context, if you will. As a rule, a particular piece of music is always going to resonate the most with people whose listening context is similar to the creator context of the person who created it (i.e. people sharing a particular time and place/cultural background and knowledge of musical trends.)

This is actually the central conceit of pop music. Pop music is just music that manages to give (oftentimes accidentally) to a large group of people the impression that its context of creation is/was the same as their context in listening. By playing off of this shared sense of cultural time/place and the instant emotional resonance in most listeners it creates, music which by itself might be deemed absolutely awful gets routinely crowned as the greatest thing since sliced bread.

But what happens when the general public's listening context shifts away (as it inevitably does since time/levels of knowledge/cultural trends are always changing) from what was encoded (STRONGLY encoded in the case of "pop music") in a particular piece of music? If the music can't hold up on its own then it gets perceived as being "dated", falls out of fashion, and eventually gets ignored/forgotten by all but the most ardent music enthusiasts (ever heard of a little genre called disco?)

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>>73424471
>[1/2]

>>73424471
[2/2]
On the flip side, if a piece of music IS good enough by itself to hold up on its own (which is to say, it manages to resonate emotionally with a large group of people whose listening context ISN'T remarkably similar to the creator context of the person who created it) then it gets called "classic", and is remembered for many years to come (long enough, and it gets the super-special treatment: being called "classical" music.)

>>73421781
>well it's not like I listened to those other albums when they came out
If, like me, you happen to be one of those people whose listener context tends to be well out of the mainstream (which is to say, you actively dislike most contemporary pop music and most of your favorite music comes from eras you personally didn't experience) chances are that you will never be able to fully enjoy music being made right now/recently until after pop culture norms/music trends have distanced themselves enough from it that you no longer have a strong association betweeen the two. Which WILL happen eventually - the only question is how long.

So yeah - when the top-40 dreck on the radio stops sounding (to you) like Art Angels, THAT is when you should go back and revisit it to see if you actually like it.

>>73424508
Sure, but why wouldn't I like Art Angels/Visions if I liked We Must Become and Halfaxa, if all of those albums were released withing 5 years of each other? Also, I've never associated Art Angels with the mainstream, it sounds too different, although you are right about the contemporary pop thing. For me (Although I've heard this criticism be lobbed many times), I've never thought about Art Angels as being "too poppy", or any of that bullshit, I just don't like how it sounds, regardless of the interesting layering and experimentation. And it's not that it's "too experimental", either. I'll gladly enjoy shit like HNW or those weird brands of classical, AA just doesn't resonate with me. I will give it another try though.

>>73423745
Hopefully not 'all night long'...

>>73424585
>Sure, but why wouldn't I like Art Angels/Visions if I liked We Must Become and Halfaxa
Because neither Halfaxa nor WMBtPCoO sounded anything like mainstream pop records being made at the time. They're both (imo) thoroughly retro sounding - Maus of electronica circa the 1980s and Grimes of electronica circa the 1180s.

>>73424588
>>73422958

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>>73423951
>"Grimes is not cu-"

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>>73425180
just grimes being grimes

>>73424750
>Grimes of electronica circa the 1180s.
O.O

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>>73411948
I have this cool shirt I made

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>>73414702

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>>73425571

>>73425571
SAD

>>73424585
>Art Angels with the mainstream, it sounds too different

kill v mame literally sounds like something avril lavigne would have released like 10-15 years ago

>>73425571
i wish i was this obsessed

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all i do is be sad and listen to grimes and smoke the kush, may b the occasional xanex ;)
>>73402936
>>73402892
nice im doing the same now
>>73426008
this altho i currenty hav 50 plays on art angels in a month
>>73425571
nice shirt anon kun

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>>73425571
neat

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listening to Visions
again

>>73426826
good boy

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>>73426826
good choice. what is your favorite track?

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>>73427022
currently Circumambient, but always a sucker for Genesis desu
you?

>>73425566
Halfaxa is a radically anachronistic album (the only one I know of desu.) Imo that's one of the main reasons why it's so cool:
>"This album is more like medieval times," she explains. "I feel like there's this vague aesthetic idea that pervades the album. It's not totally gimmicky, it's just sort of this weird abstract idea of what is medieval and what the dark ages would sound like if they could be interpreted in an electronic means... I want to combine the feeling of sitting in a beautiful church with a reverb-y choir, but I want to combine that with the feeling of dancing to really good music. They're both really animalistic interpretations of beauty but I wanted them to happen at the same time for the listener."
http://exclaim.ca/music/article/grimes_talks_medieval_times_of_halfaxa

>I guess that sounds weird but Halfaxa is sort of my ‘medieval’ album. I wanted to attempt to evoke the feeling of believing in God in a very Medieval Christian way. I wanted to capture the beauty of being in a beautiful cathedral and hearing reverbed (naturally), devotional, vocal music and really believing in heaven and hell, and that the art that you are experiencing (visually, architecturally, sonically etc) is related to a higher platonic, metaphysical space, or comes directly from it through the medium of the artistic prophet. Hildegard von Bingen is my idol right now, and I feel like she would be a good example of someone through whome God spoke and beautiful music was made via her body by a divine being (or so she claims, and I’d like to believe). I feel like art in the middle ages was always addressing something beyond earthly experience, and I want to do the same. But I wanted it to be vague as to what it is beyond earthly experience that is being addressed.
http://forthebeat.com/blog/2010/09/interview-with-grimes/

Saint (now) Hildegard von Bingen died in 1179 - hence why I referenced the 1180s.

I had a dream last night I was friends with Grimes

it was nice

Don't forget to vote for Grimeth, thee WILL win

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>>73427353
genesis

>>73429272
Ok

i hope our grimey is sleeping well

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>>73431369

>>73431584
>N N N

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>>73431369
Me too, anon. Me too...

>>73425571
This is the greatest shirt I have ever seen.

>>73424490
hah hah

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>>73431369
>sleeping well
>sleeping
The mind reels.

I like her PMVs that one can find on that hub of porn.

>>73423951
what interview is this from

>>73425571
nice

>>73427353
be a body

>>73434586
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2T3sdyfPiU
9:00

>>73403351
underrated

>>73434776
interesting

>>73434776
cool

>>73403894
Claire was born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is of Québécois and Ukrainian descent.

>>73437518
see
>>73414593

Gorgeous
Ridiculously cool
Impressively amazing
Meme goddess
Elise is her middle name
Stunningly smart

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>>73438155
Super likeable

Anyone think she's gonna release any new music/singles NOT directly tied to her next album?

>>73439279
Me. Just like she did with Go, Entropy, Phone Sex, Medieval Warfare and other songs. I think she will release at least one song this year. Or at very least she will tour a little.

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>>73440141
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>>73440141
it sounds just like my soul

>grimes is going to die in your lifetime
how does it make you feel?

>>73440354
i will die first

>>73440354
what if you die before her?

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>>73440533
>grimes will never piss on your grave
why die

>>73402859
Okay, I know Claire personally. I don't feel comfortable sharing this as she may find out who leaked this without her permission, but I know I'm amongst trustworthy friends here who will protect me and have my back. A few years back, me and Claire, along with a small group of 6 other people did a volunteer event in which we presented a seminar/workshop for foster kids. The purpose of the event was for young adults who were separated from their parents to asks questions and receive advice from our panel about what to do after high school. Those in the panel were staying in the same hotel and thought car pooling would better since it meant less rental cars and pollution, etc. I was in the group that Claire was in. We would take turns throughout the day switching up the driver. I remember Claire was asked to drive and pick us up some food we had ordered. I decided to go with her to help her out. This is where I got to meet the real Claire Boucher. While driving towards a 4 lane intersection I noticed the stoplight coming up had gone from green to yellow. The law states that a yellow light states for caution and that all drives should begin slowly their vehicles down, prepping for stoppage. Claire however did not. She did the exact opposite. She speed right through the yellow. I was flabbergasted. I couldn't believe what I just saw. Immediately I said to Claire, "do you realize what you just did". She simply replied "yeah, we almost got stuck in some nasty traffic". I couldn't believe that Claire had the audacity to say something like that so nonchalantly. I've never seen someone break the law before and show not even the slightest bit of sympathy or remorse. After that day, I never saw Claire the same nor did I want to be near her ever again.

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>>73441565
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
TL;DR
your puttin' me ta sleep.

>>73441565
New pasta?

>>73441565
yellow means "speed the hell up" everywhere you fool

>>73441565
i don't believe it

did you vote for grimes?

>>73443486
Just did again.

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YAS! SHE DID IT!

>>73443991
:)

>>73443991
Wow! Congrats Claire! You deserve it!

>>73443991
YAASSSSSSS SLAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYY

Grimes won only "BEST EDM/DANCE VIDEO" though
she was also nominated for "BEST DIRECTOR" and "BEST POP VIDEO"

>>73443991
http://mmva.muchmusic.com/live/

I'm confused - the ceremony hasn't even started yet, but that one is already known. Is this one of those deals where the give/announce certain awards (that they can't fit into the main ceremony due to time constraints) early?

>>73444200
I hope to see Claire during this...

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