/daily/ - "/daily/ gets banned" edition

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For da boyz

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>>74399419
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAsfI2cf7RQ

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>Woody Shaw - Blackstone Legacy
Lots of trumpet.
7

>Robert Turman - Flux
I had some trouble finding this, but I'm glad I did. Soft, plush minimal synths compose the entire album-- first half is more distinct, listen for that alone.
7

>Of Montreal - The Gay Parade
I take back what I said, about Nickee Coco being too long. Works great in context of the album.
7

>Mother Falcon - You Knew
A 20 piece orchestra does indie pop. The lyrics aren't too great, but the arrangements and melodies are consistently enjoyable.
7

>Grace Jones - Hurricane
I thought they were saying "Anime... man eating machine" on Corporate Cannibal. Still, this album is a testament to how big Albarn fucked up in recording only one line from Grace Jones on Humanz.
6

>Horsepower Productions - In Fine Style
This is a UK garage record, at heart. Wubs are subtle and controlled, and there are some good samples thrown in here, but the first track is the only to stand out for me. Not upset that this may have been one of the inspirations for dubstep as a genre.
6

>goreshit - semantic compositions on death and its meaning
I dislike Max Richter and the first thing this guy does is mix breakcore with Written on the Sky. Don't know about the sources of the next two tracks, but the formula stays the same: breakcore over modern "feel sad" minimal works.
It's an improvement
6

>Unison - Unison
Probably the best that Witch House has to offer. Fairly diverse in dance influences, and actually has some similarities to metal.
6

>Herbie Nichols - Herbie Nichols Trio
The piano here is flatter than I thought it would be, almost sounding like it should be in a different key. In one way, this makes his playing stand out even more, along with Max Roach's titular drumming. In another way, it ends up making the group sound awkward, especially in the first tracks.
6

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>>74399862
>Lolina - Live in Paris
AKA Inga Copeland, a collaborater with Dean Blunt and member of Hype Williams.This is REALLY strange. I can't quite associate it with anything in terms of style, and the choice of using Monopoly as the basis for the performance's presentation doesn't help.
6

>Claro Intelecto - Reform Club
Not quite as minimal as I was led to believe. Lots of strings and synth pads to fill up spaces normally left open, making this a good starting point for someone not just interested in rhythms alone.
6

>Chapelier Fou - 613
Kalia outdoes this in consistency. Their sound works better in mini-album format, the pairing of actual strings with slightly archaic electronics.
6

>Shogun Kunitoki - Tasankokaiku
This is a rock album with its lead guitars replaced with dungeon synths. Not necessarily bad, but felt misaligned.
5

>Elder - Lore
>Classic/Doom metal/rock??
Well, this is a straight rock record. Thick melodic riffs in 10 minute tracks, with jumps in rhythm. Far too active to be something I could call stoner rock, really. Clean production for Metallica music, not really Psych at all.
5

>CFCF - On Vacation
Not as lackluster as Colours, but I would only expect someone to like this if they like actual New Age music, or Torn Hawk. Or Tycho.
5

>Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Within Mirrors
Paul Clipson made the accompanying video. Serene to watch, but the drone itself unfolds veeeeery slowly and doesn't really connect with the video.
5


>Rhys Fulber - Realism
Four long-ish tracks with industrial and EBM pulls on them.
5

>Ulan Bator - Ego:Echo
French post rock, with Michael Gira on backing vocals. Nothing against it, and the French does debilitate my understanding of it (sorry, Gira), but this did nothing interesting.
5

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>>74399883
>Don Caballero - American Don
The progression on many of these songs are kept under complete control, but there was never any moment that jumped out at me as interesting beyond the playing proficiency. Even less interesting than American Football.
4

>Variety Lights - Central Flow
Really irritating vocals, somehow manages to be unlikable psych pop. Dropped it from a 4 after further re-listening to it, hahah wow how did this turn out to be so awful?
3

>sr/zcs
>Peven Everett
can't find these. X

>>74399862
>woody shaw
>lots of trumpet
Is this a joke or are you a retard

>>74399419
Yeah but think about it like this. If your so risk averse, how are you going to take the steps and make the decisions that make a man win in life. The risks that keep the economy going, the risks that make for great stories, adventures and so forth. Every cool thing that could approach you you'll say no. And it's not just you its a large section of an entire generation. Wasting away in their cubicles counting down the time until the day of their death..

>>74399862
>all those reviews
who tf r u,,, fish?

also Gay Parade is Of Montreal's best. Super lackluster band after Hissing Fauna imo

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Various Artists - West Side Story (1961)
>show tunes, film soundtrack

What lies behind the awful performances here is a collection of truly good songs, composed well by Bernstein and boasting some witty, memorable lyrics from Sondheim. These might be great characteristics, but it is nearly impossible to get past the awful performances. Musicals call for over-the-top, theatrical singing, but that doesn't necessary imply that the singing has to be so affected and strained that it becomes flat-out irritating. The addition of dialogue from the film certainly doesn't help either, unnecessarily muddling the album to the point of absurdity. "Maria" stands out as an absolutely beautiful track, the rest is weak, even if the core components are solid.

2.0+

"Blue" Gene Tyranny - Out of the Blue (1977)
>art pop, progressive pop

I can think of few albums that deserve the moniker of "art" pop more than this one. The first three tracks are certainly poppy in nature, with a few bends towards prog jams here and there, all paving the way for the colossal title track. This title track consists of vast, swirling soundscaping coupled with some of the most beguiling spoken word I've ever heard on record. Sheff is an alum of Ashley's Private Parts, and the title track is very obviously its companion piece, in the best way imaginable. Aside from some less mind-bending moments in the middle two tracks, this is pretty much just as cool as you made it out to be, blapp.

3.0+

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Porcupine Tree - Fear Of A Blank Planet
I bet autism feels like this album sounds.
2.5+

Deafheaven - SUN BAT HER
The opening track, 'Dream House,' is something so incredibly steeped in melodrama I can't help but love it, the cathartic repeated phrase "I WANT TO DREAM" is just sublime in an inexplicable way along with the lead guitar.
The albums pattern of inserting more atmospheric cuts between their 10+ minute long black-gays works well enough to make the "actual" songs more impactful by contrast.
These things said, holy shit do they fall off after 'Dream House.' Their one-note post rock's main saving grace is the drumming, and I swear 'Vertigo' rips a guitar part straight from GY!BE's '09-15-00.'
3.0-

>>74399972
I don't understand what this pasta implies

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>>74399957
:•)
>>74400098
i am u now k bye
>>74399972
Fuck off

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how do I become more critical of music? I feel like I like everything? this is my current rating of the /mu/core chart so far

>>74400279
realize how special 9s and 10s should be. They should only be given out to the very best. An okay album should get a 5

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Young Thug - Beautiful Thugger Girls (2017)
>trap rap, pop rap, contemporary R&B, southern hip hop

Save for some weirdly good country rap songs, this is standard trap stuff. It's got more of a poppy, R&B flavor than anything else of Thugger's, which sometimes works very well, as there's a level of focus here that's not present on Barter 6 or JEFFERY. While there's more focus, the emphasis on pop songwriting sucks the flavor and individuality out of Thugger's sound, making a collection of songs that wouldn't seem out of place on a Drake album.

2.0+

Converge - I Can Tell You About Pain (2017)
>metalcore, mathcore

Oh man, this has me hyped for their next full length. Age hasn't hurt a single bit of Converge's urgency or technical prowess, both displayed wonderfully on "Eve", one of the band's best songs. The title track is a decent, totally forgettable little post-hardcore exercise, but it's the sprawling "Eve", with its tastes of sludge metal and prog, that make this EP worthwhile, and arguably essential.

3.0

Rex Orange County - Apricot Princess (2017)
>contemporary R&B

3/4 decent, totally forgettable R&B, 1/4 absolutely incredible indie rock/pop. Being as young as he is (he's a year older than me, fuck), O'Connor's love songs come from a totally authentic place, and his vocals are filled with wonder and joy simply towards the feeling of love, it's really contagious. This authenticity in the vocals and lyrics can't excuse the basic, bland R&B songs, though. They're pleasant and unobtrusive, and that's the problem. It's the problem especially since the more rock-tinged tracks here show another side of O'Connor's sound that's much more interesting. "Never Enough" is a pounding, exuberant track that perfectly describes teenage love. I can't recommend that track enough, the rest of the album I'm more mixed on.

2.5+

>>74400124
dream house really is a beautiful track

>>74400327
realize how, because you said so?

>>74400372
uhhh u asked
if you don't think they should be super special, that's fine. just don't come here asking how to change if you don't want to

Jesus Christ!

What genre of music is this? Any good albums that sound like it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OprcZGaagQ

>>74400559
discogs and rym say Progressive House
no idea about that, just look for DJ Mixes or other artists from the labels they release on

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Good morning /daily/
Music now. Listenalong I guess and also USPM.

>>74399536
Saw him live, he's lots of fun.

>>74400610
I was assuming it would be like R&B or progressive gospel or something.

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>>74400372
Realize it by knowing what album had a huge impact on your taste, or what album you'd probably never get sick of. One of my 10/10's got me to splurge older progressive electronic music and obscure labels to find something equally as atmospheric, and Replica was what introduced me to the more experimental side of modern music.

>>74400830
but also that's completely coincidental and doesn't mean those albums are better than others

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平沢進 - 救済の技法 (Kyuusai no Gihou) (1998)
>progressive pop, art pop, progressive electronic

Simultaneously forward-thinking and just a little bit dated, but all really, really cool. Hirasawa's pop here might not be that incredible (despite the production), but his electronic/ambient forays are amazing. Some of the most evocative, densely orchestrated ambient is on display here, perfectly conjuring futuristic city displays, despite the relatively simplistic MIDI instrumentation. Super cool, super crazy.

3.0+

>>74401112
I'm not saying they're better, I'm giving the spot of 10/10 a different meaning: I'm giving a 10 to albums that I not only highly enjoyed during their entirety, by went beyond to affect me personally. I'm not objectively saying they're better than every other album, I'm weighing albums with both personal bias and objective traits.

>>74400279
>how do I become more critical of music? I feel like I like everything?
that happens to everyone at first, eventually you'll start realizing music is bad

you have 105 ratings so dont worry about it

>>74401703
sure but if you did this consequentially for all rating slots what kind of mess would that be?

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>>74401703
>objective traits

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guess the album

So me and a friend will record a pilot for a music podcast (I know, I know) about the new Slowdive, anything worth of notice I should be reading before to not talk shit?

>>74403362
Some Strokes or Ryan Adams album?

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is this metalgaze?

>>74400115
nice review for out of the blue, dude. the third track never fails to make me smile.

>>74403362
No Time To Chill

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wtf this is great
do i like emo now?

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>>74403443

>>74399862
Was Nickee Coco from that song tourney? Meaning I should have won? >:0

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tell me im cool!

>>74404270
"No it was a song tourney, no album context" ugh fine
>>74400098
Exactly correct on OM

>>74404283
Lame.

>>74404444
fuck.

>>74400098
>lackluster after Hissing Fauna
b-but Paralytic Stalks....

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all about the bass

Just bought tickets for Death Grips next week, what's true about the memes?

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I don't really get what's so great about Forca Bruta to be honest, maybe Jorge Ben is just not for me. Btw I listened to most of the stuff from my 2017 tourney (favorite so far is probably Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra, thanks Accel), but I'll relisten to everything before I decide who advances.

>>74405139
this man knows not happiness

>>74405177
Happiness is a meme anyway

>>74405420
hahahah blaze it

>>74403091
It would be an rym profile
Are you saying that every 5 star album you've picked is deserving of it, unquestionably

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please consider the following

(1) ask for my thoughts on albums
(2) suggest what album I listen to next

>>74400353
okay there's no way that a young thug album could be better than tape one

>>74404444
ouch

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MARK
AND
MARK
AND

Can someone give me 2017 recs?
I'm into Pixies, Sonic Youth, Pavement, Charles Mingus, Mac DeMarco, Ryo Fukui, Brockhampton, Kumpania Algarraza, Steely Dan, Pere Ubu, Vulfpeck.
Extra points if its not american
Extra points if it is a non-ango language

>>74404037
no

>>74405905
listen to portal next.
how was cold summer?

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>new album
aoty 2017, this is not a drill

>>74406933
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/andromeda-mega-express-orchestra/vula/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ex-eye/ex-eye/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/lawrence-english-thor-harris-conor-q-walker/walker-harris-english/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/denis-mpunga-paul-k/criola/

>>74406933
The Mountain Goats - Goths (no bonus points there, sorry)
Daniel Tovatt - Silent Swans

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>>74407094
wait shit it's coming out tomorrow?? fuck me

I'll be flying two two-hour flights tomorrow. Can anyone recommend some good acoustic indie/folk albums? I like listening to Passenger's music but I haven't found any other artists which are quite the same. I hope to fill my flights with new music.

>>74407180
Radical Face - Ghost
Iron + Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days
Flotation Toy Warning - Bluffer's Guide to the Flight Deck

>>74405905
thugger is the greatest musical genius of this generation pleb

listen to sparrow oratorium btw

>>74407248
Thanks brother, previews sound good, grabbing the albums now.

>>74407544
welcome. hope yr flight is enjoyable.

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Has been a busy weekend

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>>74408263
fuck

>>74407094
>>74407119
thanks bruddas, what would you like to happen today

>>74408313
get some work done. start dubbing some tapes.

>>74408349
All right then, your work is going to be done in more than optimal terms, and i'm going to try to help you with the tapes.

This is really fucking good
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jun-konagaya/memento-mori/

>>74408410
thnx

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>Television - Marquee Moon (1977)

This is an album you have to deliberately separate from its reputation. It can't be overstated just how influential this sound has been on indie rock for generations, and an untold amount of successful bands in the past 10 years have more or less replicated this same formula--conscientiously pretty and emotional instrumentals one wouldn't typically find in true punk rock backed by vocals delivered seemingly with some vague degree of irony. These guys rightfully get credibility for their influence on so much music, and it's a shame they haven't really seen more popularity outside collectors and the internet literati. I also want to say those who decry dad rock are closer to an appreciation for it than they might expect if they dig this album, which is a beautiful thing.

This is some deceptively accessible and plainly enjoyable music that feels as close to any other popular music from the 70s as it does punk rock, which is often just too easy to pinpoint by vocal delivery. The vocals here are unfortunately a weak point, as they do come across as Mick Jagger worship, and only occasionally have a discernible and composed melody. They're not too bad, but they're just outshined by some deliberately and dynamic and thorough compositions all throughout that even get stretched out at points. Listen close: it's closer to some jam stuff than punk rock at these moments.
7.5/10

>>74404037
that's a prog album

>>74409443
is there anything similar i've listened twice today

>>74409494
their second album

>>74409770
Wow I Didn't Think of That

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Gonna start this after I find time to finish the 3 remaining monoliths on the mucore chart

wow, I started these almost exactly a year ago

so this still exists

>>74404709
only the drums are audible and ride's out of breath 50% of the time but the audience hype's worth every cent
>>74404283
you're cool

>>74410147
thank you welcome back

>>74410147
oh hey welcome back

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Cat Chamber - Demos [Letov]

Sorry man this is just trash. Rightly called demos as it's just some recordings of a father playing guitar with his smol daughter singing/shrieking over it, there's no depth to this, I see no reason as to why anybody would listen to it other than for pure novelty. Children of sunshine did this so much better. Didn't bother finishing.


(The numbers on the chart represent the position the participant is in and are not the ratings)

>>74410147
>still
/daily/'s going to be the last thread standing at the end of time on 4chan

>>74410186
>>74410165
just passing thru desu, i can't really be arsed to listen to too much new music nowadays. have i missed any hot memes or has /daily/ returned to being all serious n stuff in the meantime?

>>74410327
like 5 people got banned from rym for arguing with qwerty100

i got banned for being a baby

aqam came back with a newfound appreciation for trap

pretty much every listenalong has been across the board panned

new oxbow

eurobeat

tourneys made a big comeback

and we did that thing where everybody impersonates a trip a bunch of times

>>74410501
>like 5 people got banned from rym for arguing with qwerty100
lmao
sounds like i haven't missed a thing other than that
how's life been treating you?

>>74399419
Can someone please post one of those old templates? The one for the month?

>>74410144
>Faust IV
>Out To Lunch
>Model Room
nice chart. that album with the white boarder and wires looks cool.
>>74410213
i missed thoughts on Sings. how was it?

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just poppin' in real quick to ask
can anyone recommend albums similar to this?
somebody else said to try Faust's s/t record but it felt a little to spacey for me.

>>74410967
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G28QuDbUc0g

>>74410632
i thought the normal, soft vocal jazz tracks were kind of lame, but the BLACKBLACKBLACK track was cool. Can see where diamanda galas got her inspiration.

>>74410967
not really similar in sound but this record reminds me a lot of danse manatee by anco

>>74411118
danse manatee is really good. i love the drumming. isn't panda bear the guy that does the percussion on anco records?

>>74411118
>i thought the normal, soft vocal jazz tracks were kind of lame
that's a shame. i liked how they stood on their own and especially how they contrasted the b side. they have a spacious quality to them i haven't heard in much other vocal jazz.
most of her other stuff is like BLAAAAAAAAACK if you're interested in that.

>>74410967
i really cant think of anything that matches the sound of this record, its really one of a kind.
maybe check out the dead c? amm/other free improv? other no wave stuff? thats all i can think of.

>>74410967
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DFRZ_9FXvs

>>74410967
oh, oh, destroy all monsters as well

>>74411227
hm. this is kinda good. i like the variety of instruments and stuff but i'm looking for something a little more creative and dense. anything else by this band maybe?

>>74411166
yep he's the drummer on p much all anco stuff. danse manatee is mad underrated, with meet the light child being one of the best tracks in their discography.

also something I want to share about twin infinitives: I think what really made the record for me was it ending with "NY Avenue Bridge". It brings a sense of closure and it really sticks all of the pieces together. I get that same feeling from Bring Me Coffee or Tea in Tago Mago but here it really puts things in a new perspective.

>>74411204

idk why but the soft jazz pieces were kind of grating because I always expected her voice to go some steps deeper, don't know how to really explain. It was in a way keeping me blueballed. Will check out her other stuff if I ever crave freakouts like the bleeeck stuff.

>>74411325
snuff jazz

>>74411387
never heard that complaint, but that's interesting.
i kind of liked how restrained it felt. it felt like it was being preformed perfectly, but something was still uncomfortably off.

>>74410967
Old Time Relijun - Witchcraft Rebellion
Hella - Church Gone Wild/Chirpin' Hard
are kinda similar

>>74411387
for sure
i never got why people absolutely shit on danse manatee. i mean critics unanimously were giving it around a 3/10, which isn't fair at all. it shows off some killer drumming chops and incredibly creative and manic use of electronics. there really isn't a drab moment on all 45-ish minutes of the thing.

also! i just remembered pic related exists which is extremely similar to twin infinitives. so i guess i just answered my own question. this quite an overlooked album in their discog.

>>74410548
good! starting college soon, scary times. how about with you?

>>74410632
the lndrcroy album? seems like you'd dig that

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>>74411567
>>74411550
holy shit i forgot pic but that's amazing we were just about to post the same shit

>>74411591
ill listen to this, genre tags look wild

>>74410213
do mine, also I'm using a name now so it's easier for this kind of stuff I guess

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>>74411764
sure man

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>>74411570
nah this one

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hi 9th page bump ok

surprised this doesnt have more ratings https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/luna-park-ensemble/%E8%99%AB%E5%96%B0%E3%81%84%E3%83%9E%E3%83%B3%E3%83%80%E3%83%A9-mushikui-mandala/
seems like something half of u weebs would love (myself included apparently)

>>74412946
me btw

YOU LOOK SO CUTE WHEN YOU'RE CONFUSED
I GIVE YOU A MONKEY BITE ON THE ARM
BUT YOU SAY
NONONONONONONONONONONONONONONO

>bood

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Mixtape tourney update soonish maybe idk.

>>74414020
Racist.

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BTS and Laughing Stock also safe, prob each 3.5

>>74415027
Friendly reminder to chrigo and caviarr that they should check in or they get cut this round

>>74412946
>jap prog pop/art pop
On it my nigga

>>74411816
ohhh, harris newman. that's been in my backlog forever, hyped for it.

>>74415461
neat. thanks.

>>74410967
Aesthetically speaking, these are all solid coordinates:

Caroliner
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/caroliner-rainbow-open-wound-chorale/rise-of-the-common-woodpile-1/
Cindy Lee
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/cindy-lee/act-of-tenderness/
and to a less extent,
Arab on Radar
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/arab_on_radar/soak_the_saddle/

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east bound and down, loaded up and PLUGGIN'
we're gonna do what they say can't be done

>https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>>74415911
i was bored yesterday and looked thru your black and white pics and they are cool
where did you find them

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>>74416227
betwixt the warp and weft of space and time bro

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hey /daily/ can you recc me some late 60's garage rock/psych rock? I just discovered
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDqsQEBPBn4
on Mad Men
(surprise)
and I really liked it, I've heard similar before, like House of the Rising Sun and VU & Nico and some from Hendrix

can I get some more reccs? songs, albums, everything helps

>>74410967
>Destroy All Monsters 74-76
>The Hospitals - Hairdryer Peace
>Sightings - Through The Panama

I'm looking for bands like oingo boingo's earlier music, basically interesting/unique 70's or 80's bands. I've already listened to devo, adam ant, ELO, the sparks, etc. I want something like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8Y7_FoJA18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B1aXt0GeOc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf61tI0eq6s

>>74416446
The Sonics
>The Kinks
Dean Carter
The Monks
The Churchmice
The Fabulous Wailers
Thor's Hammer
The Deviants
The Seeds
Sunshine Theatre

And peep the infamous tymeshifter's profile on rym. guy's the go to for psych rock
>https://rateyourmusic.com/~tymeshifter

>>74416541
ya'll motherfuckers need reddit.com/r/ifyoulikeblank

>>74405905
>how was cold summer

I need to give this another fair listen. It has a well wrought atmosphere, but the synth palate grew tiring after a while. I would appreciated this more if it was shorter, more concise, and had more of a dramatic arc to it (so to say). As it stands, the album just sort of meanders in it's decent mediocrity.

>portal next
k

>>74407445
k

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>>74416675
forgot pic

>>74416446
If no one takes the bait, here are my psych winners:

Country Joe & The Fish - Electric Music for the Mind and Body
Big Brother & The Holding Company - Cheap Thrills
Grateful Dead - Live/Dead
Träd, Gräs och Stenar - Gärdet 12.6.1970
Quicksilver Messenger Service - Happy Trails
Relatively Clean Rivers - s/t

>>74416446
you gotta check out the nuggets comps. back to the grave too, if you're looking for stuff more on the rockabilly spectrum.

the index, the lollipop shoppe, and michael yonkers are personal favs of mine.

the who's early work is worth checking out too.

psych rock more like i get on my bike and walk away

>>74416869
psych rock more like sike i aint listenin to that LOL

>>74416869
Honestly you're pretty ignorant for this

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>>74416894
my dude, my guy,,

>>74416930
For real though. You suck at criticism if all you have to say is 'x genre sucks'

>>74416961
It Might Have Been A Joke, Guy

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I'm listening to this right now. The performances are impressive, but I feel like something is going over my head. What am I missing? Does it get any better than the first track?

>>74417319
dude its classical give it at least an 8 or youre literaly a pleb

KIM JONES IN MY LINE
HAD THE PLUG UP, AY
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

What's the black metal album with the new wave cover on it? It was from some famous 2nd wave band I think.
Aztec Camera or Wall of Voodoo or some shit was the band that got covered.

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SONO PER TE SOLAMENTE PAROLE

>>74416869
>get on my bike
>and
>walk

Wahahahaha boy u wild

>>74417695
that was the joke my friend

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i just got hit with the stunning realization that i leave in three weeks and it's fucking bizarre

Eliane Radigue - Trilogie de la mort (1998)
>drone

Listening to this while driving is a really surreal experience. I had this on while driving through construction, and hearing light jackhammer noises on top of the foreboding drones was cool as hell. Disregarding this anecdotal experience, this really is one of the most enveloping albums I've ever listened to. Sure, the three hour runtime definitely helps it in this aspect, even disregarding that there's a cerebral aspect to these drones that makes them even more hypnotic than the average drone piece. The second and third pieces drag a bit, especially compared to the absolutely stunning "Kyema", and I can't deny that it really takes a certain mood to be in for three hours of drone. I'm only nitpicking, though, this is great.

3.0+

Stina Nordenstam - And She Closed Her Eyes (1994)
>singer/songwriter, dream pop

A lot of this, mainly Nordenstam's vocal tics, reminds me of a less interesting Björk in a lot of ways. The vocals may be just as amazing, but the songwriting and the instrumentation aren't nearly as rule-breaking or interesting. In fact, it gets straight-up boring at times. The guitar-based songs are the best (I love how the album starts with a resonant guitar strum attacking the left channel), while the piano-based songs along with the jazz-influenced pieces meander along with little to no direction, ending with absolutely no fanfare. It's a style that would be fine if used sparingly, but the 49 minutes here would be better spent somewhere else.

2.0+

>>74416690
lmao i just noticed the ripoff. it's a really fun chart to do.

also make sure to get on what does anything mean basically soon, i adore that album.

>>74417727
bkwlk

>>74417750
holy shit

yesterday I worked at a horse farm
today I'm going to do an off work in
landscaping

playlist is
fushitsusha - Pathetique
oren, keiji, o'rouke - Imikuzushi
marquee moon

I felt punk.

>>74417750
haha so is that like walking while ur baked?

drugs are inherently good btw

>>74417826
u are punk

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Danny L Harle - 1UL (2017)
>electropop, bubblegum bass

Broken Flowers at least has one good hook to keep it afloat ("lying awake for hours, with just your broken flowers" is a line that plagues me 24/7, it is /way/ too catchy). This is a whole lot of sparkly, well-produced nothing. "Me4U" is decent enough, the other three tracks are nothing but bland, sugar-coated pop. Harle's style of bubblegum bass is too firmly rooted in normal pop to really leave an impression. It's too out-there and cloying to function well as house-influenced, danceable pop; too forgettably normal and basic to make waves in the realm of bubblegum bass and PC Music. Can't say I get the hype behind this guy at all.

0.5

>>74417826
yeah you're punk as fuck, nice choices

>>74417900
harle's pretty shit desu. me4u is the best track on that ep by a mile.

>>74417727
Yeah no fuckin shit I'm giving you props on a good joke goddamnit >:0

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>Maurizio - MCD
I don't quite know why, but a good number of these tracks remind me of really old PS2 games and the sorts. That aside, this is a lot more comfy and "upbeat" then Basic Channel's other stuff. Its a bit more of an approachable atmosphere, and a very at that.
3.5+
>Arditti String Quartet - Arnold Schoenberg 2: Streichquartette I-IV
God fucking damn this is crazy. What we have here is the line between old and new, between beauty and ugly, between concise and crazy. Schoenberg blends these with relative ease, alternating back and forth seemlessly. These compositions clearly made their mark on future composers to come, and rightfully so. I haven't heard much classical, but this is probably the best I've heard yet.
4.0+
>The Pyramids - King of Kings
Superb spiritual afro jazz. The saxophone playing on here is incredible, and repetitive, ritualistic nature keeps it refreshing all throughout. Really loved it.
4.0-
>Luna Park Ensemble - 虫喰いマンダラ
Extremely playful Japanese prog-pop with lots of cabaret influence and other wackiness. Very much recommended!
3.5+

>>74417740
Two weeks for me. It's crazy.

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>Ryo Fukui - Scenery
Fukui's ability to breath new life into jazz standards so effortlessly is astounding. The fact that he's self taught and released album of the quality only six years into playing is astounding. The trio he plays in throughout provide interesting yet not overly complex solos which leads to an easy listening experience, almost like listening to scenery.
>Xiu Xiu - Forget
Extremely interesting album, I've never heard them before except for a bit of their cover of Twin Peaks. What was so interesting was the overall flow of the album, the first track immediately grabs your attention but afterward there's just a lot of harsh undertones beneath the tracks.

Why is Xavier Renegade Angel getting posted so much? Are people finally realizing that it's the patrician's animation?

>>74410213
Damn, I thought that album was herbcore if I ever saw it.

>>74418059
tracks pretty damn solid though

>>74419649
oh shit hmu before I leave

>>74416617
>>74416746
>>74416780
I was looking for some more "pop" garage rock, with jingly guitars and organ, like Found Love, the Kinks have some of that iirc but they are very very alike to the Beatles, and I really dont like them, thanks for the reccs, checked them out, but they seem like more on the psychedelic spectrum of the late 60s rock scene

will check into the bands co linked me

>>74419857
the grateful dead were good, also knew about Big Brother and the Holding Group before, they are good btw

but I'm looking for something in between house of the rising sun, found love and california dreamin.

dunno if I'm being too specific, sorry about that

>>74411570
college is fun
as always yo-yoing between crippling depression and trying too hard to fit in with the normies. good times

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in typical english major fashion i just applied for an on-campus barista job

Shunkan - Honey, Milk and Blood (2014)
>lo-fi indie, noise pop

Awful production, even for the genre, ruins an otherwise moderately decent noise pop album. The songwriting here generally improves as the EP goes on, but the basic sound is incredibly derivative, it can't even hold a 20-minute EP without losing steam. There's potential, but it's mostly squandered here.

2.0

Head Machine - Orgasm (1970)
>heavy psych, hard rock, progressive rock

Ultra-conventional done pretty well. The shorter tracks are watered-down versions of a style done a thousand times better by a thousand different bands, but the album really comes into its own on the longer tracks. They nail the style changes and mood shifts of prog perfectly, while never losing their hard rock edge. This is pretty decent, nothing special but a fun listen.

2.5+

Hapshash & The Coloured Coat - Featuring the Human Host and the Heavy Metal Kids (1967)
>psychedelic rock

One hot mess of an album, but one of the most colorful, varied psych albums of the '60s. This seems to have a bit of a reputation as an outsider-esque album in the vein of Contact High.. or Orgasm, despite being pretty grounded. The freakouts are sublime, but they're the kind of freakouts you'd expect in '60s psychedelia. The three middle tracks don't reach the highs of the bookends, despite that this is solid all the way through. Special points for being the first use of "heavy metal" in a musical context.

3.0-

Thorr's Hammer - Dommedagsnatt (1996)
>death doom metal

Sunn O))) doing doom with an incredible vocalist, sign me up. The title track is a bit of a drag, the rest is damn great. Gammelsæter is an absolutely incredible vocalist, doing clean and guttural styles perfectly, and O'Malley and Anderson's dual guitar work is exceptionally brutal. Check this out.

3.0+

Meat Puppets - Meat Puppets (1982)
>hardcore punk, noise rock, punk rock\

Gotta agree with the critical consensus here: they'd get much better. The guitar work, even in the band's primitive stage, is still exceptional, hypnotic in the weirdest of ways. They don't have terribly much more to offer though. Their style of noise rock is weird and unhinged, but in the least listenable way possible. Brief shreds of the cowpunk they perfect on II and Up on the Sun is visible here and there, but it's too sparing for this to be that good.

2.0+

>>74420396
that's the life my man

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>>74420450
tits

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>>74420396
>as always yo-yoing between crippling depression and trying too hard to fit in with the normies
dont do this to me, it's too real

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>>74420489
I thought I had my shit together and then it all collapsed again a couple of weeks ago. It's the circle of life i guess. Spent two weeks in this beautiful ass place and I can't say i've enjoyed more than a fleeting moment of it.

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>21 pilot fans sending death threats to OhHellfire for his meme review
don't do this the boy, he is PURE

>>74420580
:(

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>>74420652
tbf anything less than an 11/10 wouldn't do this masterpiece any justice. it's kinda like "The Room" of hiphop music

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>>74399419
Here is some fresh stuff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kubSsm5l6k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tZamFKyPwM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOe0d0VhAgA

>>74400353
What is the 2.0 with the girl on the cover in the mid right? and the far left one with the girl crying?

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>>74399419
>>74399419
Been mostly preoccupied with artists that I am currently listening to with the exception of the new Dirty Projectors album;

>CAN - Tago Mago. Holy crackers, I don't know what that was but it was really good.
>Dirty Projectors - s/t. I feel this is what Kanye would sound like if he wasn't a hip-hop artist. This is far better than I was expecting. For some reason I thought it was going to be pretty acoustic ballads with some dance-able tunes thrown in for good measure. Cool Your Heart has all these samples that sound like the song is being re-winded constantly in tempo with the synthesizers, its really quite something.

Also tfw captcha freezes and you have to copy your reply, refresh and paste it back.

>>74421455
dirty projector's self titled is underrated, even if it has the Apple commercial vibe at points

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>>74413859
>>74414020
k

>>74420701
Tyler is truly a lyrical miracle

anyone recommend me songs similar to group_inou
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPNLSf3UsMM

>>74416617
>linking leddit
shiggy

>>74423257
>thinking it's any worse than 4schmarrn
bisa

>>74419894
No prob. Sunshine pop sounds more like what you described. Also The Byrds are canon. This one has to be my fav:

The Millennium - Begin

saving the daily threads literally and figuratively

>>74419766
u can come w me and my bros to the state fair

>>74424922
hey trip up just wanna pop up and say i appreciate all of your posts, keep up the good work

>>74425276
thanks anon means a lot

>>74400098
I wanna give Since I Left You a try and saw your review mentioning the different versions on rym, what exactly is the difference between them?

What have I missed

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Angles 9 – Disappeared Behind The Sun (2017)
>Big Band, Free Jazz
As I’m a sucker for those steady going grooves with horns improvising over this rhythmic backbone, I was bound to love this. The great vibraphone is just the cherry on top (it could be a bit more prominent though). Recommended for fans of Fire! Orchestra. 5/5

>>74425812
wew

>>74425812
>mfw fan of Fire! Orchestra but wasn't as mad as you about it
It's good but lacked something extra to make it jump at my ears. I disagree with the majority that says the drumming was lackluster because I'm also a sucker for locking grooves with improv over it.

>>74425857
>>74425871
Tbh my rating system is a bit deceiving, a 5/5 is not among my favorite albums of all time but more like a 8-9/10 for most people. I rate out of 6, with a 6 being reserved for all time favorites, so I decided to ditch that rating on my charts as I won't give it out anyways. I agree that DBtS is definitely not perfect, but I really liked it after the first few listens (Pacemaker is such a great banger). Let's see if it holds up.

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I'll do a film review and then the listenalong.

>Иди и cмoтpи [Come and See] (1985)

I'll say upfront that I don't believe this film is more than an examination of horror. I have to disagree with everyone mentioning political aims or accusing this film of being one-sided propaganda, which I think is a spectacular misreading because politics is almost never discussed, and the climax in which it is discussed makes the point clear that there are no answers to find. In that respect, there need not be long debates or lectures about thematic content outside of technical aspects, because this is quite a plainly stated film.

It also happens to have some of the most horrific scenes that can stick with a viewer, and by the film's end just about everything innocent and right is crushed. The clear appeal here is to our emotions. There are no longwinded diatribes about the nature of war or mortality, and the protagonist stops speaking altogether halfway into the film as his condition progresses from denial to numb resignation, only looking up into the sky for reason and a witness to the unbearable absurdity.
7.5/10

>>74425940
5 out of 5 out of 6

>>74425940
lol thats just stupid

>>74425674
Me.

>>74421287
dum dum girls - I will be, and suicideboys - radical suicide

>>74424945
yo I'm down. btw have fun with traffic when migos plays for free lmao

>>74426045
I haven't seen that movie, but I hate it when people use the word "propaganda" do describe any piece of art with even a slight political angle.

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>>74426045
Thanks for telling us about this film anon, I'll make sure to watch it. Do you browse /tv/? Really want to go on there though it takes some will to sift through all the superhero films and GoT threads.

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Hm, realized this makes it look like I disliked it, which I didn't.

>>74426243
Right, no propaganda whatsoever. I think it's wrong to assume art always has a stated point or position too.

>>74426256
Never posted there. Only Letterbox General looks serious about film though. Those guys are watching multiple everyday, I can't keep up.

>>74426217
didnt even know that was happening. i dont think well be there for that day anyway

>>74426486
I'll be gone by the time they come. last year Brian Wilson played for free, that was incredible. this year the beach boys are playing but who tf wants to see mike love & friends

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>>74426045
Not inaccurate=/=not propaganda. It's p easy to see how it venerates the Red Army as humble proles merely defending their country and demonises the Wermacht as inhumane monsters. It might be confusing since this is not far from the truth/consensus (at this stage of the war) but that in and of itself is a political message, making the film propaganda. No amount of platitudes about the horrors of war can change that. Also it's part of a massive culture industry funded and controlled by the state on ideological grounds. That's also p propagandish.
>I'll say upfront that I don't believe this film is more than an examination of horror. I have to disagree with everyone mentioning political aims or accusing this film of being one-sided propaganda, which I think is a spectacular misreading because politics is almost never discussed
>Zizek joke
Good film tho I like it.

>>74423454
thanks man, will look into that

what albums of the Byrds should I check out?

im dling Begin atm btw

>>74426785
I do hear you. The climax I was talking about is the scene under the bridge where they have the SS officers, mirroring the long and infamous scene just before. I think there are plenty of ways people read into what the director is trying to communicate there, but I think he's drawing a connection. In the same way that the opening scene of the Red Army entering the protagonist's house at the beginning is mirrored later on by the SS.

>>74426941
Only the Red Army visit is contextualised as a warning sing of the front line creeping up to the farmhouse and the killing of the SS officers comes after an atrocity so spectacular it's hard not to sympathise with the protagonist still.

>>74426930
not him but younger than yesterday and fifth dimension best fit what you want

try notorious Byrd Brothers and sweetheart of the rodeo if you want country

and try everything before fifth dimension for kinda bland but will very enjoyable proto Jangle pop

begin is incredible btw

>>74426930
No prob. It's sacrilege, but I actually think the Greatest Hits album from 1967 is the key, since the early stuff just has great songs here and there and isn't necessarily consistent. And then they progressed in tons of different ways starting with 5th Dimension through like 1970, and you'll just have to poke around and decide which sound you like best.

>>74427010
You're right. Nonetheless, people are missing something if they walk away from this film with some political message over everything else it's communicating.

>>74427012
thx man, getting 5th dimension then

>>74427013
haha I get that, def checking them out then

So i'm looking for sth with a lot of electric guitar, same effect and sound as house of the rising sun and found love, and with the same energy, psych rock (what ive heard) is rather long and in most of the parts slow (i believe because of whatever trip they were doing)

so yeah, im checking out the byrds

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y1rWasqPMA
>album comes out in September
i hyped myself for no reason, but at least the single is cool

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desu

>>74427013
I mean The Byrds are totally a singles band

>>74427533
Totally. But there are some people who say something like Notorious Byrd Brothers is a singular vision as an album and shouldn't be broken up

>>74427474
what is this

>>74427745
What is what?

>>74427956
all of that

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Friendly reminder that The Ascent is the superior Soviet horrors of war film.

>>74428005
Idk. Looks kinda weird.

>>74427474
what do i do now
did i win

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>>74427474
What is meant by that Akari~n?

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I'm back friends!
Went to milhões de festa couple weeks ago, found some interesting music. Syrian rave is a definite highlight.

But the real fest was Neopop. Best festival I've been to. I think I'll write something about the artists I liked the most, but then again who cares. Tons of foreigners also.
Next /daily/ meetup should totally be there.

>>74429149
God only knows.

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Kraftwerk fucking killed it! The visuals were great, the music felt fresh and retro, chilled and energetic, holy shit. Tour de France was one of the best performances I've ever seen.

Eric Cloutier gave a great show, it wasn't very daring but it was tight as fuck. It's one of the few sets that's recorded in it's entirety.

Maceo Plex actually surprised me, half the set was p good. He closed with a track I'm trying to discover, it felt so grand and amazing but I have no idea how I'm going to find the track.

And holy shit Paula Temple. What a fucking monster. Dancing away at 9 am to those glorious industrial sounds is something I'll remember forever.

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/sin_ecdoche/sounds_of_insanuatibawbgoauaoevgoaobejfboepfpabhogaapbgity/

Trip, make something like this but with unironically good portions

>>74430276
what the fuck am i looking at

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>>74430345
your future

>>74430366
frankly i dont think im skilled enough to make this

Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden

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>>74430622
more like trash - trash - trash

>>74430721
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath

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>The Microphones - The Glow Pt. 2
>Lo-fi Indie Folk

Starts off REALLY strong, peters out but manages to work for a whole hour. The acoustic guitar tends to get annoying (sounding almost like a ukulele), as well as the reoccurring sound featured most prominently in My Warm Blood, but I think this album's going to grow on me.
...and Nodima's review on the rym page makes me want to throw up.

7/10

>Godspeed You! Black Empereror - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To The Heaven
First exposure to post rock, some 4 years ago. Wouldn't say it's earth-shattering as some people would lead you to believe, it's simply a pleasure to immerse yourself everyone once in a while. Agreeing with denji, in that moments are scattered, but I didn't find the album tiring to get through for its size/track lengths. I prefer F#A#.

7/10

>Swans - Soundtracks for the Blind
This was more ambient than I remembered, but many of the tracks here stand out by themselves, no matter what they're length. Helpless Child sounds like an entire horror film crushed into a brooding and suppressed 15 minutes, and Volcano is just as filthy and lust-crazed as I remember it. The vocal loops on tracks used on tracks like The Beautiful Days somehow fit perfectly into the simultaneously heavenly and foreboding ambiance. More traditional noise rock songs like All Lined Up and Yum-Yab Killers balance out the more static pieces.

The Sound seems to follow up after Helpless Child, and Hypogirl stinks of freak folk. After some a succession of slowcore, I Love You This Much comes in like the fuckin antichrist. If that track's the scarlet beast, YRP is the scarlet woman.

I'd prefer something like this to GS!BE for fully indulging in the darkness you'd expect from a genre like post-rock.

8-/10

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bum

>>74433203
let it die

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>>74433233

>>74433233
i will not grant you the mercy of a quick death

>>74433203
>bumping a thread you didn't post in
Class. Act.

>>74400115
>Maria stands out as an absolutely beautiful track
yesyesYES.

I listened to that album not too long ago and it's the only track I remember. Super beautiful. You heard the original cast recording and not the film soundtrack right? Two very different albums and the former is objectively better.

>>74425515
"The Zomba promo" version is what you're looking for. It has the most samples + an extra track.

Rule of thumb for SILY editions: the later the version of the album the less the content. Usually this is due to them not clearing most of their thousands of samples. My vinyl version, for example, is 100% inferior. So much cut content and they absolutely ruined the final track.

>>74409835
>>74404037
trip up I wanna hear thoughts abt just got back from discomfort. Super replayable album imo

>>74404283
yer kewl

out of curiosity how much?

>>74405139
He just does so many little things right. Nothing really special about it, it's just super consistent and enjoyable.

>>74410144
I'm the only person who has ever existed that likes Movement as much as anyone else

bich how have you not heard Faust IV yet

>>74415027
man I just heard PFNO for the first time in months. Shit is near perfect.

>>74419673
smol chart :3

>>74432060
Everyone starts out thinking only the first three tracks of TGP2 are anything amazing I was the same.

U herd that Mount Eerie tho

I have so many tabs open for albums I want to rate or tag but can't because I'm banned for two more days grrr

>>74433367
>that likes Movement as much as anyone else
***as much as their other stuff

I feel with every chart nat makes there's like three albums where I'm like "how tf you not heard that yet?".

>>74427474
Töp öpö
Please tell me your feelings

>>74429587
Nice man glad you had a good time!
>Paula Temple
She does that song I really like from that good day mix you made me! Wish I could have seen that show , dancing til 9am sounds great

>>74433367
just got back from discomfort was good

valium aggelein ran me about $180 and the belong was $20

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this is still happenin btw

also ya can still join if you want (@I'M FISH, Nyar, trip, etc)

>>74427474
Is the animu girl motioning for those people to get out or is she giving them a thumbs up?

>>74433732
>valium aggelein ran me about $180
was about to make a snarky remark but I'm just remembering my Rock Festival lmao

>>74433817
what am I supposed to rec?

this work?:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%E0%AE%B2%E0%AE%BE%E0%AE%B2%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%95%E0%AF%81%E0%AE%9F%E0%AE%BF_%E0%AE%9C%E0%AE%AF%E0%AE%B0%E0%AE%BE%E0%AE%AE_amjad_ali_khan/south_meets_north/

letov where u @

>>74434153
yeah that's good i'm just doing a tourn where if you get at least a 3/5 you stay in

Name one moment in television or cinema that tops this scene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rwPPrxjqKY
Professional guidance: You cannot do it

>>74434153
what

>>74434497
Check out this guy that works with OPN, Jon Rafman, for some similar extremely surreal video work. He posts a bunch of this "Dream Journal" series on his Instagram page that's especially strange.

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disappointment of the week, coming through
Only tracks I kinda liked was A Situation of Meat and the closer. Practice of Hygiene is like Holly Herndon's Alone at the Top but not as disgusting

>>74434727
haven't seen looked into them much, but I really like the video for Still Life
https://vimeo.com/75534042

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>>74434497
What on Earth was that!?

>>74434809
Yeah that one's cool. His typical work is from another planet: @jonrafman on insta

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>>74433889
Thumbs up.

>>74433559
Was cool. Enjoyed the Sufjan and Jessica Bailiff tracks especially. It was a nice change of pace and it's not the kinda thing I'd normally listen to so it was almost a risk unlike *certain* people's tapes.

>>74434153
overpaying for something is the only true expression of love

>>74427474
Didn't know we were allowed feedback. Which was your favorite track from mine?

>>74435030
Rosey and The Human Abstract were v fresh.

>>74434727
When I rewatch the show, I'm always surprised by how it had that particular aesthetic years before it became a big thing.

>>74434815
Xavier: Renegade Angel, probably the most underrated Adult Swim show

>>74435170
What were your thoughts on mine?

>>74435367
Yeah, good call. I didn't know what that was.

>>74435367
Fine. Didn't catch my attention much tho.

all this time I wondered why Robert Wyatt didn't play the drums on his albums, then it hit me, paralyzed from the waist down, can't use the kick drum or hi hat.

>tfw trying to get all my friends knto good dance music but they think it aint danceable unless it's fucking dj boring or some outsider shit
would they like jungle?

>>74435636
no they are memes
also how do i get unbanned from rym

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>>74434963
Great! Sounds like a successful tape then

>>74434497
just watched the first 3 episodes of this, bless letov

>>74427474
are all of the thumbs up people who moved on?
>>74432060
>Another thing I was thinking about was how life kind of sucks a lot sometimes but music is usually pretty good especially when it's pretty good music. And how a lot of times movies and TV are pretty good too, but the TV can be really shitty and still be pretty good.
oh christ please stop talking Nodima.
have you heard mount eerie (the album) yet?
>>74434809
cover art looks cool. shame it was meh.

>tfw new plinkett

>>74436289
i don't have high hopes tho, they've already done two videos on this and I'm just bored of hearing about this movie

>>74436278
>>74433367
Which Mount Eerie first, i only remember not caring about Wind's Poem

>>74436314
i just love seeing things get shit on especially by plinkett

>>74436330
im assuming they mean this mount eerie https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the-microphones/mount-eerie-1/

>>74435673
you just
tell em
u r sorry
they will believe you if you are rlly right
what did u do

>>74436450
called qwerty100 fucking stupid then gave the mods a lil bit of sass

>>74436425
o wel ok

>>74436474
issa gr8 album i think youll like it lots its nothing like the glow pt 2

>>74429587
i need to see kraftwerk so bad

>>74433367
i actually listened to the film soundtrack...

i'll give the cast recording a listen soon tho

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Kevin Saunderson - Faces & Phases (1996)
>detroit techno, house, tech house

We'll see how I feel about Atkins' comp, but as of now Saunderson is by and large my favorite producer of the Belleville Three. Detroit techno is generally a very bubbly, upbeat genre, characteristics that Saunderson completely eschews in favor of a dark, tech house-influenced sound. Good detroit techno evokes images of urban city life, and this does that better than any other detroit techno release I've ever heard. It's dark, eerie, and most importantly it absolutely bangs.

3.5

>>74436474
yes listen to that immediately after the glow pt. 2. it's one of the best albums ever made. you can listen to it on its own, but listening to it combined with the glow pt ii is preferable.
the most preferable thing is to just listen to phil's entire discog in order, but only i would do that.

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so like, it's elevator music for vampires or something?

>>74433594
Which one is it? Colonized? My new favorite by her is Gegen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGump0Bk8to&list=PLFAp7-tWKTL7BlHgwSo_pW5WD2mU02cX2&index=21

>>74437028
you really do! the set they're doing currently is godtier.

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fish i'm sorry

New Order - Movement (1981)
>post-punk

A very haphazard attempt by the band to get it together after Ian Curtis' death. There aren't just shades of the late singer on this album, the whole thing sounds like the lost third Joy Division album, down to Sumner's weird, off-putting impression. Gilbert's keyboards add an extra layer to the sound that distinguishes the album from Unknown Pleasures or Closer, more indicative of the band's upcoming synthpop sound. Other than that, bog-standard all the way through. Opener slays though, and I'm always down to here this band's amazing rhythm section.

2.0+

XTC - Drums and Wires (1979)
>new wave, pop rock, post-punk

Stands head and shoulders above English Settlement without a doubt. Not only is their later album very obviously bloated, it's songwriting is much too comfortable and smooth around the edges. The songwriting here is much, /much/ more urgent and jagged, and the band is all the better because of it. There are some tracks in the middle that are a bit so-so, though the band's ear for melody and their seasless drive for experimentation keeps even the weakest tracks entertaining. Doesn't get much better than the bookends though. "Making Plans for Nigel" is an impeccable pop track, and "Complicated Game" has a beautifully schizoid vocal performance from Partridge. Great stuff.

3.0+

>>74438399
delete this post.

Get in the plug, m8s.

>>74438490
Moby for kids in their "It's not a phase" phase?

test

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i just wrote a review for this on my phone and it didn't go through. fucking hell.
>Natural Snow Building - The Dance of the Moon and the Sun
I could easily see this being the soundtrack to my first semester of college. To me, this album sounds like if Stars of the Lid and Phil Elverum had a lovechild. It's full of warm, wintery drones, and beautiful, melancholy folk tunes. It's so inviting, charming, and incredibly easy to get lost in. I realize I'm falling for the meme with this one, but this album gets all the praise it gets for a very good reason.
4.5-

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Fehlfarben - Monarchie und Alltag (1980)
>neue deutsche welle, post-punk

Edgy deutsche-punk: fun, gritty, and biting. The production is this album's best asset, every single instrument hits perfectly, especially the drums. There's a clear link to Joy Division and co., mainly lying in the melodic, bouncy bass lines that give this an odd poppy aspect. Some of the poppier tracks lack the energy and intensity that make long, sprawling tracks like "Paul ist tot" so great, even though they still hold a very distinct charm of their own. Essential for any post-punk fan.

3.0+

>>74439094
fun fact "carved heart" is the best intro ever

>>74439203
it's so effective regardless of literally being a minute long

>>74438426
Yeah colonized was the one. I like this song too. Is this playlist your favorite songs? I'm gonna listen to a bunch of it. I like that stormzy song too

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>randomly get inspired to make a song
>work on it for 4 hours
>literally just Oneohtrix Point Never's Andro with a James Ferraro horn
Why do I do this to myself

>>74440678
sounds like an average chino amobi track. no big deal.

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>Jandek - I Threw You Away
This is my favourite Jandek album by far (from what I've heard). The guitar is beautiful, but it's mostly about the lyrics. The lyrics are absolutely harrowing, I've seldomly heard something so beautifully depressing. 'Frozen Beauty' is especially beautiful.
I pray at your gravestone / Remembering when / You walked my path / You slept in my bed / It’s a long, long time / I’ve got a pain in my head

>Joey Bada$$ - All-Amerikkkan Bada$$
Joey has been going downhill since his mixtapes imo. B4.DA.$$ had quite a few great tracks, but this album really only has two. 'Devastated' is a great dance song and 'Babylon' is a good hiphop song, but that's about it. Quite a shame, because I do really enjoy his flow and some of his beats, but all of the songs fall short in some way.

(oh and my laptop got fixed :D)

>>74440813
I never thought of them like that, not entirely wrong
Still, I can't wait to be able to buy some old synth or equipment to find the sounds I want better

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This album is real good. The shapes it builds are marvelous. My favorite songs are soldier and masseuse, but none of the others hold me nearly as well. I think it will take me a while to warm up to the rest of the record. If at all.

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>>74441939
Also, it reminds me of the temporally-ambiguous environments and figures in the paintings of Odd Nerdrum
Which I like

>>74426157
oh

For Eric:

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/lionel_marchetti_and_yoko_higashi/petrole/

This is another electroacoustic release tho p different from Parmegiani. To me, it tells a story without using any words in a very eerie way. Whether this was the intention or not, I'm not really sure of but it's damn great either way.

>>74427474
thoughts and next restriction?
>>74429587
I've seen Kraftwerk live as well and agree hardcore

one of the most fun shows I've seen if not the most
>>74438475
Complicated Game is one of the best tracks from the new wave era desu

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>>74441939
>shapes
congrats on somehow finding a vaguer, more iq89 critical term than ``textures." It takes real effort to be this much of an embryo

>>74439838
yeah, but mostly dance music, because that's what I listen to on youtube.

dead

>>74445068
kilt

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whew score update

>>74445194
Kino or Shining next

Managed to snag a $1300 suit down to $200 so p chuffed lads

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looking for fish, blapp, lamb and nyarl for an EP or album under 40 minutes

>>74445216
It shall be done

>>74445257
ok can you not

>>74445447
country teasers - satan is real again

>>74445893
>:|
Less than 40 minutes, p strict on this

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Gonna need ~30 min tapes again for the next round. Same parameters, no restrictions. Jim, Mark, Ethy and nyarl progressed if it wasn't clear.

>>74443184
Thank you