ITT: Bands with amazing sonic evolution. I don't ever

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>>73927267
Well, you're not technically wrong.

The band that did "Creep"

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Maybe not their first and last, but if you told me the guys that made Pure Guava also made White Pepper I wouldn't believe you

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You know it to be true

>they could have been the next Beatles, if they were smarter

>>73927604
I like them but thats just wrong

>>73927633
Hey, you can deny an explosion of talent and maturity since Blink-182

Also, for some reason, their early songs remind me of Pet Sounds

Ulver of course.

>>73927237
mbv

>>73927237
>bands that succumb to trends and marketing ploys, the thread

Black Sabbath

>>73928129
Ah, yes, because Revolution 9 was part of the sound collage trend amongst all the 68 teeny boppers.

I could've just as easily posted Zappa or Waits.

>>73928079
this

Also Animal Collective

>>73928129
Which marketing ploy?

Bands followed The Beatles trends.

>>73928188
muh acid was literally every album in 1968. any original psychedelic band peaked in 1967 anyway

>>73928242
Revolution 9 wasn't exactly like the generic muh acid though. And since Tomorrow Never Knows came out in 66 I guess your point is moot by your own reasoning?

>>73928242
>Who are the Zombies

>>73927237
The band Oceana made a really cool transition, . Used to be metal core, they're shit now making synth oriented music and have a different name, but there was a nugget of great music made on their EP mid transition.

>First Album (metalcore)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i336OSjX0lc

>Transitional period (rock music with a fantastic temperament)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAn8SU1-Ui4

I've posted the "transition song" here before but I never get replies. I don't know if its because this board is super dismissive of old metalcore bands or what but someone should give this a shot, it's a good jam.

>>73928242
with exception of the beatles, and the zombies, who were literally

>marketing, the band

anyway

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The fuck happened?!?

>>73928267
>>73928290
>The Zombies
What are you referencing here?

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why has nobody posted this yet

>>73928079
Ulver is a good one

Deftones went from angsty nu-metal to shoegazey alt-metal to djenty chug chug metal and all of it is good.

>>73928439
>>73928439
>Djenty chug chug metal
Kek

>>73928439
>all of it is good.

>>73929211
name a bad Deftones album

>>73927237
Most good bands r like this

Guys fucking Nirvana
By the end they reached the perfect mix of all of the things they were trying to say

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This fucking band right here. The remastered version of pic related is god-tier

Why is beatles style songwriting dead?

And by that I mean, pop music with modulation, out of key chords, tempo changes, etc etc etc

Obviously this applies to a lot of pop music of Beatles time, but it seems that a lot of pop is groove based. By that I mean, stay in one key and pretty much remains there, plays the same riff over and over.

I just mean in a pop music context btw, I'm aware that more niche genres like prog stuff and metal will have more complex writing.

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Tyler, The Creator

>>73930006
In normal language groove based describes funk but i guess you special

>>73930811
>Describes funk hurr durr

You obviously aren't aware that a "groove" can be multiple things. Have you ever heard of a band "getting into a groove"? That's what I mean. REPETITION. Will that suffice or do you need to be more autistic about words?

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Black flag changed alot

>>73930861
Have you ever heard of not being a social retard and knowing what terms mean in general culture? Are you black?

>>73930861
Out of interest what du like thats not groove based by your definition

Stereolab definitely.
>lo-fi noise pop --> krautrock meets TVU meets france --> electronic lounge future music --> electronic jazz future music --> stripped-back dual-mono indie pop --> lush playful art pop

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Ulver completely changed genres at least a dozen times

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3Ubctz2ywA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aa8Sry5u7w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIyb88v3My0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQn2EQCuPVM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsohacPK7W0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg2CaurXsDs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTsx3zBjwYY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG8p0JHmqYc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_gGeVPla-A

>>73928242
>any original psychedelic band peaked in 1967 anyway
nice blanket statement moron.
>Silver Apples
>OTC

>>73930861
you should have said it is rhythmically focused, or focused on repetition of simple melodies, then. most pop is not based on grooves.

>>73928314
>>Who are the Zombies

>>73928290
>The Zombies
>Marketing: the band
Listen to Odessey and Oracle. The songs have some super unusual themes for the era.

>>73931467
From a broader ethnomusicological perspective, groove has been described as "an unspecifiable but ordered sense of something that is sustained in a distinctive, regular and attractive way, working to draw the listener in."[2] Musicologists and other scholars have analyzed the concept of "groove" since around the 1990s. They have argued that a "groove" is an "understanding of rhythmic patterning" or "feel" and "an intuitive sense" of "a cycle in motion" that emerges from "carefully aligned concurrent rhythmic patterns"

>>73933564

Apparently pop music of today, which is mostly dance music, is not based on grooves :-)