/daily/ - still on the spectrum edition

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stick u just posted gimme song recc

You too, Mark and

>>74555983
I'm seriously considering a purchase of this

>>74556037
Same except not really because I have no money.

>>74556064
this t b h

If I didn't have hella school fees i'd be the cape's freshest poseur

>>74555983
i'm considering it and i have the money
will post pics when i buy

>>74555983
this is the Drive Scorpion jacket of poseurs

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damn I need to hurry up with this

>Ghédalia Tazartès - Diasporas
Casimodo Tango and Mourir un Peu are so freaking beautiful, just like the rest of the album is (in its own and very peculiar way) the idea of backing drones and a voice might seem simple but once you hear the delivery of the latter it changes everything. Completely outstanding
9-

boobies

>>74556814
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSPVopPy96s

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>Don Cherry - Orient
Easily the best of Cherry's work. He takes what's good about Mu and Eternal Rhythm and blends them together in this live performance. Throw in some tablas, throat singing, African chants, singing, and other fun things, and you get one of the most spiritual experiences you can find in a jazz album. The part where he encourages the crowd to sing with him is beautiful.
4-
>Bucket Full of Teeth - I, II, III
Really interesting mix of genres on this one that surprisingly works really well. Between all of the short, relentless bursts of songs is usually a very nice ambient track to calm everything down before the madness begins again. The tracks, although short, all have lots of variety. I can see this growing on me hard very soon.
3.5+

>N.O.D. - Niggaz of Destruction
This thing is damn terrifying. It's basically a bunch of dudes rapping about demons and murdering people over beats that sound like demented SNES songs. So basically, it's incredible.
3.0+

next up?

>>74557095
the one that looks like a postcard
or the one next to it with a funny smiley face

>>74557112
trying to decipher what both of these are lmao
i wish neverendingchartrendering wasnt busted af then i could have the titles on the chart

>>74556005
shabazz palaces -
Swerve... The Reeping of All That Is Worthwhile (Noir Not Withstanding)

>>74557139
I can help you out with one of them
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/blacksheep/blacksheep/

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>thots on admonishing the bishops? tful is one of the best bands. also whats the one with the eyes on the white background?

They are. TFUL proves once again that they harbor impressive versatility in their music. This is evident with the warped post-punk dirge that was found in MOAS, the "brown" avant-prog inspired Lovleyville, and the Branca-esque math rock pathos of SFTU. ATB seems to be an extension of the aforementioned sound of Strangers. There is a notable difference however. Here, the band's label of "indie rock" begins to show. This is not a bad thing at all, as indie rock works tend to have more of a focus on it's tonality, rather than on it's intricacy. This apparent on Bishops, and the vibe here is very well wrought.

It's not an 8 or anything. I still think that the fellers nailed their tonal stride with the endlessly brooding Saints, but they still pull it off well on this EP.

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/single/icu_f1/blind_leading_the_blind__citizens____inhibitions/

(it's not that good)

Please forgive me if this seems all over the place; there is a rather suggestive image of a Wakfu character on the banner and it's distracting me.

>how was leviathan?

It was great. The best part about this film was it's tone (here I go again with the tone), and how the final story beat effortlessly summarized and validated the thematic elements that was building up throughout the film. There was one major event in this film that stuck me as inorganic (it's a spoiler), so there were some points taken off for that.

But seriously, shit like that makes me glad that I subscribed to YMS. I came for the gay furry memes and shit-talk of bad movie franchises, stayed for the good film taste.

>>74557462
dude's got good taste, which is the main reason i can enjoy his yms reviews so much.

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Last chance for someone to get in on the Mini Tourney of Terror before it gets assigned to the Random Number Generator

Rules here: >>74535152

>>74557776
i'm in.
1:The Seer
2:Nail
3:To Be Kind

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>>74557819
You got it. Fun fact, RNG picked TBK for its first spot. Hmm...

>>74557903
spooky.

>>74557774
The best part about his channel is his yearly lists imo. Dude puts alot of time and effort into them, and it shows.

>>74558026
absolutely. found a lot of great stuff from them.
his yms reviews have gotten a lot more intricate since he started the unfriended review. amusement has been so good so far.

Why people life of "Harsh Nooise"?Is just fuckin,noise.JUst FUCKIN NOISE!.This isn't musi,is just FUCKIN NOISE!

>>74558186
this is the best post on 4chan

need recs in album form from
nat
lamb
darklands
Mark and
Borzoi

>>74557095
>It's basically a bunch of dudes rapping about demons and murdering people over beats that sound like demented SNES songs

I don't think you understand how hard you sold me on this album

I asked this last thread but the thread died quickly after I asked, but can I get some Medieval classical recs? I'm fairly inexperienced with the genre so any recs would be appreciated.

Good morning /daily/!


Enjoying some Grant Green and tea now. Comfy.
>>74558548
>Medieval classical recs
Look up the Sequentia ensemble. I would recommend their boxset, has variety and interesting insights into medieval music. They're my faves for performing Hildegard Von Bingen stuff too.

>>74558665
I'll get right on that, thanks man!

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Kinda rusty with these shorter reviews, so I apologize in advance.

Lil Ugly Mane - Oblivion Access

Something about LUM’s approach has really just stuck with me recently and I’m not sure why. He’s able to blend a shocking amount of styles with hip-hop successfully - which I’m not typically too fond of. I’m typically pretty old school/traditional when it comes to hip-hop but this blend works far better than you’d expect. Sure, the lyrics tend to be over the top and almost try-hard but the atmosphere just creates this eerie, completely hopeless feel. There’s crunchy walls of noise (“Columns”), minimal electronic beats (“Grave Within a Grave”) and semi-normal, trap twinged production (“Persistence”). It’s never as scattered as Third Side Tape though (not a bad thing on there either) which makes it easier to come back to.

Fascinating collection of ideas, definitely lives up to its reputation. Much different than I would've originally anticipated, considering I started with Mista Thug Isolation.

4/5

Elkhorn - The Black River

Cozy, albeit paint-by-numbers American Primitivism. Some of the songs on the first half are really solid but by the time the second half comes around, it all starts blending together. The later tracks tend to drag and use this electric guitar that’s too piercing for the style. Nothing particularly bad about this - there’s some nice moments and it’s a style I’ve come to love. But nothing makes it stand out against the other solo guitar albums out there.

3

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>artist designs their own instrument
yes fuCKING YE

>>74558276
honestly not counting triple six and ugly mane all memphis rap fits that description

>>74558954
good album

>>74558954
also go for Hans Reichel if you dig this

>>74558226
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/something_like_elvis/cigarette_smoke_phantom/

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>>74559007
>>74559013
i keep seeing your ratings pop up on obscure releases while I'm digging for interesting stuff
thanks for the recc, have any minimalism picks you'd want to share?

>>74559013
any particular album to start with? he's got a lot of them

>>74558226
I gave you Jim O'Rourke - Eureka

>>74559099
ja but I already heard that

>>74558954
listen to Wintergatan
Half this video is like them making instruments:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEeiRXOlWUE

>>74559109
Set Fire To Flames - Sings Reign Rebuilder

>>74559067
The first one is dank.
>>74559066
>have any minimalism picks you'd want to share?
Catherine Christer Hennix is really nice. I'm a big La Monte Young fan too, so anything related to that guy. Especially The Well-Tuned Piano and the Black Record. It's early morning so nothing ultra cool comes to mind, maybe a bit later. :)

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>>74559116
>reccs me the guys that did the marble machine
the instruments were cool but man i remember them sounding really corny
i'll try their album
>>74559154
I'm excited for La Monte Young given how much I liked Ellen Arkbro's debut, i'd give it AOTY but that'd look pretty stupid

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Some more stuff while I'm at it

No idea why Arular stood out so much but I’ve heard it like three times already and it keeps getting better. “Hombre” is such a fucking filthy track but I cannot stop listening to it. The whole album is this giant mash of genres in the weirdest way possible. Everything on the album should be grating as hell - and it kind of is - but it’s also groovy and strangely danceable. Such a weird, awesome album.

Japanese Breakfast was pretty enjoyable but not a standout for the year or anything.

Underachievers was even more disappointing than I was expecting. Same schtick they’ve been doing for a while now but watered down and repetitive. Not a standout among the mix and I can’t say I was able to get through the entire thing. Bummer, I’ve actually liked a few of their projects in the past. Cool production as always - just not on par with their other stuff.

Jedi Mind Tricks had some absolutely incredible production and “I Against I” still remains a standout in the context of the album. But some of the lyrics were a little much for me. Sure they’re part of a persona and I’m used to that in some more hardcore forms of hip-hop - but here they rubbed me the wrong way. Can’t really explain why but a few lines here and there really detracted from what could’ve been a great album.

Felt kind of the same way about DJ Quik. Some outstanding production from one of the founders of g-funk but a lot of the time they were wasted on his poor lyricism. Simple party tracks were nice and the real standout diss track “Dollars & Sense” is classic - but much of this is just gross. Tracks like “Diggin U Out” and “Can I Eat?” are just embarrassing and cringy. Quik fans are always wondering why he never got the respect he deserved but tracks like that are a perfectly reasonable explanation.

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>>74558186

>>74558665
>Enjoying some Grant Green and tea now. Comfy
That sounds so wonderful

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>Jar Moff - Financial Glam
>Sound Collage, Plunderphonics
A twenty minute track of two parts. The first few minutes pulse like a giant furnace, and samples include a baby's cry put through filters, a sax undergoing a seizure, an engine, and something that vaguely sounds like a clip from a VHS tape. The noise lets up 15 minutes in, and stays down at that level for the remainder.

I was hoping it would get heavier, but I appreciate the first half of this.

6/10

>Mohammad - Som Sakrafis
>Drone, Electroacoustic
Doom drone, with a cello, contrabass, and oscillators. Meaty, meditative, goosebump-inducing drone. Occasional voices attempt to permeate the heavy oscillator's hum, as the strings drag themselves from one one pitch to another.

6/10

>Konrad Springer - Stack Music
>Post-minimalism, Electroacoustic
"computer-controlled multi-channel electric guitar"
I love it when people just make their own instruments to suit their sound. The result is a guitar that blends through an older Berlin synth in Opening, which quietly develops its own harmonies behind the porch-light repetitions of Springer's instrument.

Finale utilizes more sounds you'd expect from EAI, be it samples of train honks or crumbly digital touches, it's difficult to tell what exactly may be the guitar or an accompanying part as the song continues on a surreal journey (that sounds like Under The Sun at one point)

Rondo lives by its name only a little bit, before devolving into dissonant harpsichord strikes. I swear I'm hearing MORE hints of sounds from albums I really enjoyed (this time Kailin - Fracture).

Largo is flavored like Orange Milk, taking direct inspiration from Berlin school with a mosaic of different tones and toy-like percussion, closing the album with a demonstration of how Springer's sound isn't just grit alone. A definite highlight of 2017.
8/10

>>74559610
Pan more like Panned

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>>74559639
Yarn more like Darn

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>>74559674
Bon Iver more like Bad Iver

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Randy Newman - 12 Songs (1970)
>singer/songwriter

The satire isn't that witty and it lacks the beautiful baroque pop edge of it's successor, Sail Away. Newman awkwardly tries to find his footing as a songwriter here, shifting between piano ballads, rollicking full-band country tunes, and laid-back blues with little to no tact. The main problem here is that the sequencing is so terribly off, none of these styles fit together really well, and the volume changes pretty wildly from track to track. The country tunes fare the best, Newman's idiosyncratic vocals fit the style perfectly and the songwriting is on point, whereas the piano and blues tunes tend to go absolutely nowhere. He definitely improved with his follow-up.

2.0+

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>>74559726
Jim O'Rourke more like Dim O'Dourke

come to the plug, m8s

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>>74559831
Kid A more like Kid C-

Les Rallizes Dénudés more like Les Reallybad Deluded

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>>74559883
Pere Ubu more like Pair-o-Boob

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>>74559968
Massive Attack more like Minor Interest

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>>74560022
alright alright you got double dubs, you win for now

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>>74560105

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Hüsker Dü? More like Hüsker Dön't

Swans more like Yawns

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yes more like no

Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel (1977)
>art rock

It's very obvious here that Gabriel is trying to find his footing in new styles of music following his departure from Genesis, and the results are mostly mixed. Frankly, the best songs here are much more in line with his progressive rock work. The undeniable "Solsbury Hill" is gorgeous, and "Here Comes the Flood" is an epic worthy of inclusion on any classic Genesis album. The tracks that dabble more with new wavey styles fare a lot worse. They're not terrible, just unfocused and generally a bit amateurish, very much done by someone not quite accustomed to the style. Definitely a solid debut.

2.5+

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hip hop peaked early dinnit?

>>74560377
do you like melt?

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Good morning daily, more music today and some """thoughts""" later.
>>74560209
Here's the mixtape full of boring ass jazz as promised, all in order I think:
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/nnzjU8ZO/file.html

>>74560434
>do you like melt?
never heard it, this is the first album of his i've heard all the way through.

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This is good jazz fusion especially if you're like me and hate very rock oriented jazz fusion because it's more like Indian music with some jazz elements but referred to as fusion.

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Pita - Get Out (1999)
>noise, glitch

Barebones noisy glitch that relies more on shock factor than anything else. The third track, a eleven-minute monolith of ever-growing noise, is a massive standout, not only of the album but of noise and glitch music as a whole. However, eight tracks remain, and none of them even come close to capturing that same power. Rehberg relies on the same shtick of pumping up the volume when the tracks get into a bit of a lull, which works when used sparingly, but it's overuse on this album dulls any effect it could possibly have. The barebones nature of this album also works against it, long periods are punctuated with little to no sound at all. While this abuse of silence can be done well, it certainly is not here.

2.5-

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Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Co. - Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Co. (1973)
>progressive electronic, minimalism

Borden is one of the unsung pioneers of electronic music, for sure. Tangerine Dream and Wendy Carlos may have come first, but the soundscaping here really is second to none, there are worlds lying behind these synth washes. "Easter" is especially wonderful, 19 minutes and not a second wasted. "Ceres Motion" gets a little bit corny as it goes on, but it's corny in that endearing way that can only be done by early electronic music. Cool stuff, and not nearly as wacky as the band/album name may suggest.

3.0

>>74556524
Ikr? Cool as heck.

>>74556005
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL2Bgj-za5k
>>74558226
no restrictions?

if none:

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jordaan_mason_and_the_horse_museum/divorce_lawyers_i_shaved_my_head/

>>74558226
am i blind or am i not actually on your tourney pic?

uhh but if i am i rec this
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/the_space_negros/dig_archaeology_ii_1975_1986/

https://mega.nz/#F!UBFARTIS!O5SQA7c00cGDpH-sY1Kb1w
here's a dl link it can be hard to find

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>New York Philharmonic / Leonard Bernstein - Le Sacre du printemps (1958)

I wish I understood better the technicalities that set this apart from other progressively avant-garde works of the early 20th century, and exactly what Stravinsky was doing on a granular level, because this ballet was radical enough to incite riots upon its debut in 1913. But I can't comment on it, so I'll talk about how it feels and sounds.

The plot of the ballet involves a woman chosen as a sacrifice in a pagan ceremony celebrating the coming of spring. I think most immediate here is this sense of different voices in the composition: the first several movements are reminiscent of Strauss' Dance of the Seven Veils in how they envoke loud crashes and the orchestra hammering out ugly and unresolved themes in unison to signify the sexual, drunken, primal revelry of the crowd during a celebration of the power of the natural forces. The perspective is eventually shifted to what has to be the female protagonist, which stands in stark contrast with more docile themes performed solo on woodwind instruments for several moments until the clear moment in which she is chosen as the victim as the orchestra returns in unison with this sense of mania.

Well, I won't spoil the rest for you. Even without much of an appreciation for classical music, I will say that with a basic understanding of the plot (remember, it's a ballet...i.e. a visual performance), the meaning attaches itself quite naturally to the music, and the listener may recognize in the music this destructive power of the herd mentality and the willful sacrifice of something innocent and beautiful.
7.5/10

Day Lee Thredds

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>Thelonious Monk Septet - Monk's Music (1957)

Try as I might, I still don't get the Monk hype. To my impatient ears it's only particularly interesting when he maxes out the complexity of his compositions, which really only happens on "Epistrophy" here, a clear highlight. Not to mention, he has an all-star band here and Art Blakey and John Coltrane do some heavy lifting. In its ideal form, Monk's playing is liberated and ventures into some modal territory where it seems like he could get away with playing just about any note and having it come across naturally. One thing of note is how well-suited this band is to his style--Coltrane modal soloing on the aforementioned track is Monk's analog in some ways, Blakey's rhythms continue to daringly push the pieces to the outer-edge of cohesion at times. Again, and unfortunately, I can really only dig these complex moments, as I find the simpler parts a bit too cool and without much emotion.
5.5/10

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>Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa 70 - Expensive Shit (1975)

This album has garnered a reputation as the grooviest thing of all time--an unfair standard to have to meet. I'd heard some live Fela but never studio work, and I will say it seems just a bit stiff in comparison to the cathartic levels of those live performances aimed at the upheaval of the audience's inhibitions, the kind of groove where you have no choice but to submit. Needless to say, the rhythms from the massive percussion section (drums, congas, various shakers satisfyingly fill these performance to the brim) are the main attraction here, and they are unfortunately on the slightly muddier side in this production. It's worth appreciating on especially the title track how similar this is to some American jazz from around the same time, which in turn has African influence in a roundabout way. Joe McPhee, Art Ensemble of Chicago, and Joe Henderson had each put out similarly vivacious and maximally groovy releases by this time that I can't help but prefer just a bit more for the direction and complexity they show while still maintaining the groove.
6.5/10

stick it in my ass

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>>74560504
thanks friend

Some Girls is equally as bland as all other Stones albums I've heard. Did not enjoy. Prob 2.5-

Q: Men? A: Devo is a little less charismatic than Meet the Residents but still good. 3.5++

Cars s/t is boring af new wave hitmakers yawn I resent how bland it is, but maybe two good tracks. 2.0-

All Mod Cons is a punk-edged version of early Kinks/Who, which fo sho appeals to me. 3.5+

>>74564467
yeah wait you aren't on it
idk why I thought you were

>>74566990
are we not men and meet the residents is quite the comparison

>>74565264
Polytonal melodies - melodies in two different scales or smthn like that
watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImDPll9t9G8

>>74567203
>two different scales
keys I mean

>>74561286
early prog electronic is my kink

New Converge stuff sounds pretty cool imo

>>74567226
>>74567203
I did figure that much, good vid. I just figure that serious composers are operating on some unapproachable level. Godel, Escher, & Bach talks a bit about crazy maneuvers Bach made in his works...palindromes, audible illusions, jokes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVB_DI4ajKA
dude literally snatched the melody from this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeSXE5np_Tk
for the pre-chorus, didnt he?

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excited to listen to new death's dynamic shroud

https://orangemilkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-black-heart

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help me build this chart, /mu/

>>74569518
gotta get something by brainbombs

>>74569518
Mayhem - Pure Fucking Armageddon

>>74569518
any Albini project, Rapeman probably suits best

>>74569518
Flying Luttenbachers, Prurient, Uniform

>>74569838
Obey, it has to be Obey

>>74569518
the beatles white album

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Liturgy - Aesthethica

>>74569518
dilloway was 36 when jester came out.
Sissy Spacek - s/t
Whitehouse
Breakdancing Ronald Reagan
Hanatarash - 2

>>74570012
how original

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Grace Cathedral Park - In the Evenings of Regret (2004)
>post-rock, slowcore

The band name says more about this album than I could ever say: Red House Painters worship through and through. It's instrumental, so that sets it apart, but the song structures and the general mood of the album is unmistably influenced by that much superior band. The near-ripoff nature of this aside, it's incredibly pleasant, very easy to drift off too. It's got an unmistakable americana influence that's a big plus, and the longer songs generally don't drag, even if they do tend to repeat themselves.

2.5+

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>>74555900
Due to the current innate lazyness I'll keep these reviews pretty blunt;

>Liturgy - Aesthetica & Renihilation. The guitar riffs are brilliant, otherwise its feels like having some lanky MacDonald's employee scream in your ear after repeating the order three times. Pretty emotive I guess.
>Merzbow - Aodron. I actually quite like this, unlike Pulse Demon there is a proper rhythm atop all sorts of detailed sound effects, subtle in nature and surprisingly comfy.
>Monoton - Blau. This is plain boring really, I mean I've never listened to minimal synth in my life though I wasn't expecting... well, a couple drony synths at most.
>Monoton - 20y++, Add a couple more synth lines and a coherent beat and it feels really quite good, kinda reminds me of my experience with NEU! in a way.

>>74570504
What is XTC like? They're one of the bands that interest me the most though I have no clue what they actually are. I don't want to try any of their stuff yet since my first listen will be akin to a sacred ritual though I can't help but seethe with curiosity. Also try that Serpents album.

>>74560684
Why have you posted a TMNT character?

>>74570928
>Liturgy
Not even a passing mention of Greg Fox?

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>>74570012
Batushka - Litourgiya

>>74570992
Oh that was a guy? I thought it was a drum machine, that actually is pretty impressive then.

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>>74571045
>I thought it was a drum machine

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>>74571045
>mfw the best feature of both albums went over your head

>>74570928
>What is XTC like?
mostly wacky guitar pop influenced by new wave/zolo/post-punk/psychedelic pop but sometimes they go all the way into psych pop worship with albums like skylarking. they're a really, really great band. definitely not one to miss.

>>74571228
It's better just because it's not a drum machine?

>>74571945
nah but if you think it was a drum machine then you probably are a clueless hack

thsis nogsdt u bumwp

He

fucked your bitch

(he being me, of course)

(your bitch being me, of course)

"dead"
/ded/
>adjective

1. no longer alive.
>"a dead body"
Synonyms: passed on/away, expired, departed, gone, no more

>>74574965
Now define "musical" and "abortion".

>>74574965
>Synonyms: passed on
"We sent in our demo tape but the label passed on us."
"We sent in our demo tape but the label dead us."

>>74570928
late xtc is beatles worship, early xtc is jagged as fuck angsty new wave with crazy vocals, cool stuff.

i'll do serpents soon!

bye

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GET IN
GET IN
GET IN

PLUG
PLUG
PLUG

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

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Wow it's really dead around here

>>74576230
deader than me tomorrow this is my only warning

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>>74576259
wdhmbt

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>>74576259
no dont do it

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We done.

>>74576259
don't do it mane

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>>74576329
>>74576393
>>74576592
LAST NIGHT I DREAMED I WAS ON THE NILE

>>74576620
>>>/RYMcirca2009/

>>74576644
fuck that'd be a cool board

>>74576644
also fuck you that song is good who cares if im late to the party you dick eating dickeater

>>74575072
im going to dead you if you don't shut it boy

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Boris With Michio Kurihara - Rainbow (2006)
>psychedelic rock, noise rock

Pretty much a full album of the less metallic, shoegazey sounds prevalent on Pink, but not as fully-realized. Kurihara's shining moments are great, he melds with the band perfectly but his style of playing is so obviously different from Wata and Takeshi's, as is his tone. His tone is the best part, it's super fuzzy and lo-fi, really cool. I wish there was more of a distinct metal influence, because Boris does metal so well, but this is nice.

3.0-

Lnrdcroy - Much Less Normal (2014)
>outsider house, ambient techno

In one overused word—boring. Nearly an hour of beats that go absolutely nowhere and seem totally content with that. Lnrdcroy could function very well as a full-on ambient producer, he's got a definite talent for dreamy, ethereal soundscapes, but his attempts at beat-driven music fall completely flat, there's no progression whatsoever and his beats just have no spunk to them. Maybe his EPs are better.

2.0

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looking for a download of this

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Lil Peep - Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1 (2017)
>alternative R&B, cloud rap

This is actually a whole lot more competent than I expected it to be. That's not to say it's any good, but Peep's vocals aren't half bad and the beats are at least done well, even if the style is completely insufferable. I never thought we'd get to the point where the market of edgy suicide rap has become oversaturated, but here we are. Peep does bare his soul here, albeit in the most conceited, least believable manner possible. The emo influence is also laughable, it's not even unique anymore. At least he's better than XXX.

0.5+

>>74570928
hate to say it, but i'm kinda excited for merzbow to kick the bucket so i can toy around with the idea of the full discog listen. he's underrated, mostly due to how overrated he is.
>>74577097
no
>>74577056
Boris's downfall is sometimes being too good of chameleons with the styles they test. their j-rock efforts are very solid, but feel like a different band entirely.
that makes me like em more in a way, but it leads to a mixed bag.
>>74577170
YOU READY FOR XXX'S ALT ROCK ALBUM?

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i'm going in. wish me luck.

>>74577330
it's bad
but not that bad
better record than i could make in one night with their equipment prolly

>>74577551
ok but how about dave roland's carnival

>>74577170
>$uicideboy$

My nigga.

>>74577266
honestly if he did an album full of look at me bangers I'd probably like it but man him doing anything else is just so bad

>>74577620
I didn't really like them though :(

>>74577575
not worth it.
>>74577738
that bubblegum bass thing he did a while back was disturbing.

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WINNERS:

nyarlathotep:
>Napalm death- you suffer
...Really good. I've never got this close to doing a spit take on hearing a song, if you could call this a song. don't recc something like this ever again

Letov:
>Pere Ubu - Non-Alignment Pact
I like the noodling that goes on in the right channel and the singer reminds me of the Dismemberment Plan's stuttering

stick:
>shabazz palaces -
Swerve... The Reeping of All That Is Worthwhile (Noir Not Withstanding)
I like the 3D World vibe I got from the album art and beat.

trip up:
>Duster - want no light to shine
this piano makes it sound like it belongs in a sappy RPGmaker game, but i'll admit it's pretty
when do you find a new favorite band

Mark And:
>M-Beat - Incredible
lmao those high-pitched things he does with his voice

Kanzler:
>Einsturzende Neubauten - Let's do it A Dada
I hated the voice at first, and the fact that it was foreign, but I guess I like the slightly off-putting instruments/electronics.

good friend rodriguez:
>Jason Forrest - A Spectacle To Refute All Judgments
Was actually intending to listen to the source of this album. I believe it's resampling dance beats? It's like a weird in-between of Kids & Explosions and Girl Talk: I really enjoy the former, but despise Girl Talk, so this kinda middles out.

whitie:
>Executive Suite 1 - You Believed In Me
Alright. A bit too weighed down by older practices, and a lot more repetitive.

============

Losers:

EthyBoy:
>Lee Perry - Zion's Blood
why dub? why
I recognize that this group helped establish the genre, but I can't find the enjoyment in separating it from other derivatives.

s:
>Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds- Get Ready For Love
never heard this band be not sad
i think I prefer them being sad, this didn't really do anything for me

==========

NEW RESTRICTIONS: 7 minutes max, has to be """"electronic""""
as in, tagged under this: https://rateyourmusic.com/genre/Electronic/

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>>74578090
Top two are correct but in wrong order

>I hated... that it was foreign
lol dumb

>>74578090
ducc

>>74578222
listen to the top choice and you'll see why

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>>74578247
>on mu >1 day
>hadn't heard You Suffer

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Good morning /daily/!


Listening to new Pyrrhon record. Good shit.

>>74578090
i think the title "The Unrelenting Songs of the 1979 Post Disco Crash" speaks for itself. really solid album.
shame you're not too into girl talk. have you heard Secret Diary?
my next rec:
Man Man - El Azteca
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8K5DC4srimc

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>>74578295
i'd pick a meme over Actual Quality Music any day

>>74578322
haven't heard secret diary, no

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>>74578337
yeah you got me there :\

>>74578305
Ok it went a bit downhill after the first track.

>>74578337
backlog it, regardless of other thoughts on the guy. it's insane.

>>74578090
duster are the greatest band of all time and inam not just saying that because im skeezed

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>>74578625
youre retart

>>74578241
:v

>>74578509
Done and done

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>Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa 70 - Expensive Shit
This was sexy as hell, the fusion of the rhythms here and the jamming are wonderful.
8

>The Alan Lee Jazz Quartet - Gallery Concerts 1973
Just beautiful, has potential to be a 9 desu, every track is so strong like there is not a moment wasted.
8+

https://emamouse.bandcamp.com/track/fishpongle

>>74578090
>why dub? why
Why did I even enter this shit?

>>74578683
your new restrixtion is fucking stupid and i will comply at some poin tomorrow just remind me pleslel

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good lord some dad rock today uughh

>>74578090
Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)

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>>74579160
are you fucking joking the genre range is so broad
>>74579137
You should blame nyar, his actually edged you out

>>74569518
the jesus lizard - goat
merzbow - pulse demon

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Art Blakey is so fucking good holy shit

>>74579330
"broad" but like ryn tags are dum and peplenwill tag shit with electronic because its a generic electornci release

>>74579561
fine, I'll be more demanding next round if you want

>>74579600
plezs dont im fin a keep feccing dustser

so


duster - irato

>>74578090
Nice Face - Garbage Head

>>74580415
(actually I change it to the song Hard Time by the same band)

>>74578090
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4yCIu0oobI

>>74578090
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGYzpBoxa-w

>>74578090
Yeey :3
Nisennenmondai - #3

>>74584081
Oh wait, it doesn't have the tag

>>74584081
Everything after Bakennenmondai is shit tho.

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Good morning daily i want to hear your good morning!!

In this day we are going to start our journey in Transgodscore, now that we have our first chart we are going to start with "In the Constellation of the Black Widow" a Grindcore and Black Metal record, it really sounds extreme! Wish me luck!

>>74578090
okay, found something
Pan Sonic - Pakoisvoima
>>74584246
I have no idea what that is baka

>>74571945
Goddamn, Fox is a wizard of the drums, some tracks I don't even care about the riffs (even though they are quite nice), I mean he carries Generation throughout the whole song alone on his kit with sheer power and speed.

>>74584411
GOOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING!
Why the Pogo single and not Idealism? Some great choices in that chart, particularly love that Hop Along album.

>>74584492
cuz it's the only track on the album i give a shit about and the remixes are pretty great too

>>74584411
>>74584536
I thought that's supposed to be a last week type chart and MCG just outed herself as a transgod alter and I wasn't surprised at all.
Thanks for reading my blog.

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Get In The Plug

BlS

>>74585521
Never show me this picture again.

>>74585537
I want to eat her ASS

>>74578090
also
>piano belongs in a sappy RPGmaker game
i hate this so much. it was 1999. RPGmaker was merely a twinkle in your dad's eye. this is genuine, effective, sappy romanticism, you punk-ass internet-browsing BITCH.

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>Steffen Basho-Junghans - Is (2009)

On this newest release, Steffen Basho-Junghans displays a set of even less conventional playing methods...pieces entitlely composed of harmonic tapping, droning pieces, some avant-garde slide guitar compositions. I've said it before, but it appears even clearer when switching back and forth between his improvisations and other guitarists' just how unique his style is and how it takes its cues from nature, with its gently flowing delivery and subtle imitations--of the wind, of trickling water, of fire, of insects, etc. Its style is reminiscent of only Fahey's most experimental playing, and he shows a great ear for subtlety and delicate grace in how he selects his notes and delivers them.
7/10

>>74585747
man i need to listen to Steffen soon, with how much of a basho fanboy he is and the way you talk about his music in relation to nature i should love him

>>74585849
Lmao yeah I haven't gotten a clear read on whether the name is about the guitarist or the poet, seemingly both. I adore the style though, totally liberated.

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There's something really inorganic about this album that makes me feel uneasy, like it's trying to ease me into a post-singularity world where computers micromanage our emotions. Needs second listen to determine if this is a good thing or not.

>>74586062
Jesus it's been ages since I give this an honest listen. It was all the rage back then on /mu/, it has some great ideas.

>There's something really inorganic about this album
Even James' voice? I always felt he was really human and emotional in some tracks, specially I Never Learnt to Share.

>>74585947
he runs the basho website i think, tries to find unreleased music etc

>>74586165 his voice is altered on most (feels like most) tracks, but when it's not, yeah it's nice and smooth

>>74586062
>mfw I reach To Care (Like You)
oh boy you're right I forgot this one

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>>74584411
>Gliss Riffer
Yes
>>74585634
I mean it's slowcore, you're telling me slowcore with a piano isn't just a little sappy
You lucky I eat that shit up anyway
>>74586062
I agree, I think that's what draws some people in. I know this album gets pointed to as "this artist is just copying this album" but I always saw it as something individual

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>>74586392
>tfw when you search up "duster" on spotify pre-patch and it is pegged to some Philly pop group

>>74586392
sappy but not commercially sappy, like, theyre not copying every new video game ost, they came up with sappy piano chords all by themselves

This is actually incredible, one of the best ambient albums I've ever heard desu and probably my new AOTY
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/mary-lattimore/collected-pieces/

>>74587123
>that cover art
oo thats my shit

>>74587134
what even is it?

>>74587149
my shit

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>>74587123
mah nigga
dunno if any of her other albums will do the same for you, I listened to At The Dam first and had the same reaction
>>74586820
yeah i know

>>74587372
I will give more of her stuff a listen for sure. Her use of repetition is so mesmerizing

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POST YA LAST WEEK BITCHES
its not on there but natural snow buildings has been in heavy rotation since i first listened, too. ive just been listening on youtube.

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>>74588198
hahauhue

>>74588227
>bugskull
good stuff
hows the new milo

>>74588227
butte

>>74588243
realyl good

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>>74588198
nice dailycore

>>74588227
>no telstar drugs

>>74588306
thx same 2 u
eureka and forca bruta are great albums to play for normies

>>74588306
haha benis

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>>74588198
memes

>>74588306
not in a telstar drugs headspace right now im in pure sadboi territory

>>74588341
>listening to Lil Peep
why do this to yourself?

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>>74588198
it's been a busy week

only the bottom row and Speed of Darkness is what I didn't like too much

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Any similar albums to pic related in terms of atmosphere?
Really manic and grandiose music without taking itself too seriously and still maintaining a cool vibe.

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>>74588341
>lil peep
ugh

>>74588198
>asap rocky
UGH

>>74588392
No Time to Chill

>>74588369
>>74588416
I haven't listened to absolute shit in a while. It was pretty damn shit, yes.

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>>74588198
confield a good

>>74588227
How do you listen to the same 3 albums every week

>>74588306
govt plates best death grips

>>74588341
Bad memes at that

>>74588595
havent had much motivation to listen to anything new recently
also those 3 albums are probably like the best albums

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>>74588416
>grizzly bear
I remember that album being a dud, was it as mediocre as I remember? Also, fever dream's grown on me a bit, Big Game and Run the Numbers (even when i dislike the radio pop sound of it)
>>74588341
Uh thoughts on bad time and NIN
>>74588227
Actual thoughts on the butte album
>>74588198
I really need to hear Logic Songs.

>>74588595
>govt plates best death grips
amen brother

That skelly album is any good?

>>74588629
butte album is one of the best if not the best shoegazes of the last however many years since whitenoise superstar
also you DO need to hear logic songs

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>Blood For Mercy
i thought the logo was made up of something like peanuts at first but it's actually not wtf

>>74588198
bucket full of teeth is cool
>>74588227
thinking i should give milo a listen idk
>>74588595
>govt plates best death grips
but why
>>74588392
>manic and grandiose music without taking itself too seriously and still maintaining a cool vibe
sounds like Enter Shikari to me. they're also p commie.

>>74588629
>Uh thoughts on bad time and NIN
The Good Time soundtrack was ok but only if you don't expect it to be an OPN album. It's pretty much a progressive electronic record ala Vangelis.

The NIN is one of my favorites, but I'm a fanboy, so there is an element of bias. These past two EPs find Trent doing something different with his vocal performance, which is comforting to say the least. The final track on the album is an obvious highlight with a ballsy attempt at being something other than the classic Reznor/Ross work, but I still doubt it achieves what it went for fully.

>>74588784
>liking commie music
I'm telling Avant.

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>>74588798

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>>74588198
alright
motifs get a lot of plays quickly with how short their songs

>>74588227
pubic strain

>>74588306
listenalong boys :)

>>74588341
meme
what's lil peep doing in there lmao

>>74588416
ceephax releases are a bit underwhelming for me but he's great at mixing
and his Camelot Chronicles video is p amusing, if you haven't seen that

>>74588595
how'd you like project pablo? i think it's pretty solid stuff but it fits the lofi house starterpack so much

>>74588634
Your level of enjoyment of Dead Cross well depend on how much you like Mike Patton's other projects because it's DEFINITELY a Mike Patton project

>>74588784
*glass breaks*

>>74588842
What did you mean by this?

>>74588843
listened to it just for curiosity of how bad can it be

>>74588843
Project Pablo is among the best memehouse albums I've heard honestly

>>74588784
the new milo is okay pretty fun

>>74588858
from what ive heard even lil pump is better :{}

>>74588843
Why is that Polish hip hop EP so beloved?

>>74588843
i played motifs a lot at camp. real comfy vibes

>>74589068
The guy that recorded it had a cult following, it has some top notch beats and cuts and great verses, and a big part of it is about entering early adulthood and problems that people who grew up in 90s/00s can relate to I guess. Besides dude's charismatic as fuck and I could listen to him rap about anything, hard to pin down exactly why.
There's probably more to it, like the time when it was released etc

>>74588383
Kyuusai no Gihou is my favorite album, no questions asked. Wonder how you would rate it. For me it was out-of-this-world experience

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Mark E. Smith is going to die soon.

>>74590021
so am i tomorrow this is my only warning

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>>74589996
I was revisiting it, and it's definitely an 8/10. The production on it is really busy and colorful, like the way the percussion sound vaguely industrial in the first track, and there's a lot of catchy melodies and hooks on it (the weird panning voice on track 5 is my favorite). The orchestral and choral flourishes, plus old synths makes this really fun to listen, kinda reminds me of Active Child or Dan Deacon.

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Hey guys, you should maybe join my tourney.
8 participants, hip hop only, < 75 min.

>>74590399
Freddie Gibbs - Piñata

Heard it?

Don Trip & Starlito - Stepbrothers

>>74590399
Death Grips - Exmilitary

>>74590399
Madvillain - Madvillainy

>>74590399
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/quasimoto/the-unseen-3/

if heard:

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/expressway-yo-yo-dieting/undone-harmony-following/

>>74590399
Pregnant - John Raw

>>74590399
king geedorah take me to your leader

>>74590399
Mobb Deep - The Infamous
if you heard it then
EL-P - Fantastic Damage

>>74590399
marsimoto - ring der nebelungen

>>74590456
I'll do Pinata and backlog the other one :)

>>74590479
I need a name to keep track of you though.

>>74590500
Heard. Also, same as above.

>>74590509
>>74590542
>>74590546
>>74590582
Thanks!

>>74590547
I'll do The Infamous :)

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>>74590395
I can get behind that. Still, nice to see someone else appreciating this piece of art.

>>74590399
bobby raps & corbin - couch potato

>>74590684
n a m e
a
m
e

>>74588383
Echo Park and Slugabed are cool.
What have you heard from Felicita and Lipgloss Twins outside of what's on the chart?

>>74590735
Yeah, sorry. Up

>>74590745
Lots of EasyFun, Dux Content, and AG Cook. looked into them because of how much i liked Rustie's EVENIFUDONTBELIEVE. Lipgloss twins has grown on me, but that may be because I realized it was an alias for Cook

>>74590812
have u heard Doodle by LG twins yet?
because that's pretty essential.

>>74590832
oh yeah that too. Wannabe is a grower, but Doodle was pretty neat from the get-go
not sure where else I should go from what I've already heard from PC music. Any specific releases/artists?

1 more!

>>74590876
if you haven't looked into gfoty much, you really should. call him a doctor is an aoty contender for 2016.
everything a.g.'s done under DJ Warlord has been choice. i can get you dl links if you can't find some things, as a few mixes have been taken down.
i think i already rec'd you Post Tenebras Lux, but that's great too.

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>>74588654
you were right, distressor is actually good. Probably the best i've heard from the genre in a while

>>74590961
i'll get on all of these, thank ya

>>74590960
meme
Cyne - Evolution Fight

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>>74591131
welcome!

>>74591131
>you were right
when will you understand that youre in the middle of a slow but important process, the result of which is realizing that i have been the voice of reason and truth for a very long time masked only by a standoffish and less-than-serious online persona

>>74591202
telstar drugs sucks BIG dic

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>>74591283
WOHAHAHHOWOOOOOOOOOAHHHHH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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cool

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>>74591325
ho shit im outta here

>>74591396
easy money to be honest
>>74591410
heh... good riddance... kid...

>>74591396
Madlib v. Madlib
nice

>>74591890
thatd be a sick collab

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>>74588198
Mine's pretty predictable as always

>>74588416
>he doesn't like Live Love ASAP
>has Everything Everything and Painkiller on chart

Hmmmm

>>74590399
Damn this was right up my alley too :/

>>74593015
Why did the wolf steal the red ball from The Ziggurat robot?

what is with brockhampton saving all their good songs for the new album

Tuco I already recced u Women's s/t leave me alone :{

>>74593015
Yh I actually wished you would reply so I'll add an extra spot for you, it's best 4 go through anyway

>>74594414
Oh sweet man, thanks!

This might be a risky choice but w/e -

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/dead_prez/lets_get_free/

So I'm listening to Shaking the Habitual for the first time and for some reason the guy I got it from off slsk replaced the second track with the first track from Let My Children Hear Music and I was extremely confused.

That's all /blog/

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Okay slowly making it through this.

Bill Evans - You Must Believe In Spring

Bill Evans really could do no wrong, eh? I can’t quite pinpoint what makes this standout to me - but it’s something else. Despite having upbeat tracks, the background is kind of morbid, with two originals dedicated to two family members who had recently committed suicide. Though not an original, the closer just happens to be a cover “Suicide Is Painless”. Maybe the back story is just super intriguing to me - but I can’t help but think it adds a lot of emotion and character to the album.

Though this is just a trio, it feels a little bigger than that, with bassist Eddie Gomez in particular just eating up a lot of space with his playing/soloing. Evans is outstanding on piano as usual and he helps bring new life to these standards. The first half is absolutely flawless imo, with the first three tracks serving as some of the best Evans tracks I’ve heard. It tails off a little toward the end, with the MASH theme serving as an odd, somewhat awkward choice (though the title fits the theme) - but really nothing about it is bad.

You can criticize Evans for lacking guts or playing it safe or whatever you want to call it. But in my opinion, this album just proves he can bring beauty and personality to even the simplest of tracks.

>>74593524
He wants an EP tho

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>>74593015
>Max Richter
At least async is cool

And stop bullying imagine dragons

>>74594629
that sounds p sweet actually.

>>74594980
>imagine dragons
yes haha yes

>Bruce Springsteen - [email protected]
When you got a formula for cranking out 3.5+s, why mess with it, I guess.

>Dire Straits s/t
Boring version of Dylan mixed with even boringer than usual version of Jeff Beck. 2.0--

>Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Maybe live, nothing dangerous about butt rock tho. Fun swirly guitar wankin' and amusing 'tude but little here is interesting. 2.5

>Jackson C Frank s/t
Positive feelings toward this. Great comfy folk a la Bert Jansch, Pentangle, Joan Baez. Very charming. Seems there's some bio I should look into...

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>>74595095
SHAVE MY HEAD AND CALL ME MONKEY
LET ME SEE YOU WITH THE CAPS LOCK ON
IF WE'RE ALL APOPLECTIC THEN I'LL BE THE NITPICK, ALRIGHT

>>74590770
>oski

uuuuuh you australian?

>>74595490
u gay for this

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I think I stopped making charts because it’s so hard to score hip-hop albums without making the whole fucking thing look ugly. Anyway - some quick thoughts:

[1/2]

Ryuichi Sakamoto - Async

One of the cooler albums I’ve heard this year, with lots of fun dialogue samples (always a plus for me), electronic influences and a little tiny bit of classical flair. Gonna have to come back to it, cause it’s super intriguing.

Heltah Skeltah - Nocturnal

HS is a dope fucking group that I somehow missed out on earlier because people wouldn’t shut up about how underrated Sean Price is. Which I find usually means they actually suck. He’s really tight on this album and his partner Ruck is dope too. They have kind of a mishmash of 90s hip-hop tropes, with reggae-ish flows, dark beats, a little more abstract lyricism than most of the era. Buckshot is an awesome producer and manages to keep this consistently grimy and atmospheric without blending too much of this together. Just weird enough to keep me engaged and head-nodding the whole time.

PJ Harvey - To Bring You My Love

A mellowed out PJ is a great thing and makes for one of her best albums since Dry. Probably my second favorite of the ones I’ve heard so far, though it may snag the top spot.

>>74595546
[2/2]

Masta Ace - SlaughtaHouse

Masta Ace makes an anti-hardcore hip-hop album in 1991 and manages to spell his own name wrong (rivaling Warren G in “What’s Next”) which is all you really need to know about this. If you like parodies and hip-hop this is a perfect combination but unfortunately it just wore on me more as it went on. I also think this proves Ace is incapable of making a non-narrative album.

Idles - Brutalism

Very very solid punk. Not incredibly creative and a little repetitive by the end but I like it for what it is.

Nick Cave - Good Son/Eternity
The Good Son is potentially the second best Cave album I’ve heard behind Murder Ballads. Basically everything I like about him in one album minus most of the bad. A few of the songs toward the end are kind of weak but songs like “Weeping Song” and “Lucy” ensure this is a standout. From Her to Eternity was intriguing but honestly a little tooooo grating for my tastes.

Nickelus F - Trick Dice

I love rappers who sound like they have terrible congestion, dark/brooding production and the greatest dunker of all-time - Shawn Kemp (+1 to LUM for this). In other words, this is basically everything I could want out of modern hip-hop. Really really fucking solid. Only problem is the Spotify version is split into sides instead of tracks.

Milo - Who Told You to Think?

Milo continues to be one of the most interesting modern rappers out there. His style is a tad too abstract and… obtuse for me but he always has fascinating ideas packed in. He’s really honed in on a production style that works for him without making him sound too pretentious or annoying. Definitely gonna need more listens but it’s one of the best hip-hop projects I’ve heard this year.

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>Sondre Lerche - Faces Down
The nice indie rock sound of this album gets monotonous after a while, the vocals and lyrics are ok but sometimes it feels like those are like the only things going on and well, they are not enough to keep the whole thing interesting.
6.5

>Half-Handed Cloud - Flying Scroll Flight Control
Lovely, I guess... The melodies and vocals are great here, it's nice to see a twee-ish album that tries to go beyond of the standard with all the instrumentation that it puts together. I tend not to have problems with religious topics in music, unless it's albums like this that go full gospel on me, sorry but it gets annoying.
6.5+

>>74594980
Man that Richter is one of my favorites from the year tho :/

*farts into the void*

>>74596695
thanks

>>74596778
you got it bud ;) big send off for ya *bwomp*

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ask for thoughts
also rec me films that are better than Festen

>>74556005
This photo is unnerving

>>74596991
Uh try
The Handmaiden, Come and See, A Women Under the Influence, My Night at Maud's, La Jetée, Autumn Sonata, Two Days One Night, Nostalgia.
I find it hard to pinpoint your filmtaste, but i think you'd enjoy most of these.

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>Peste Noire - La Sanie des siècles: Panégyrique de la dégénérescence
Recced by s / smurmelade / memelade / metalboy / big meme itt
So before these guys made a full-on "France is the best country and death to the enemies of France" album they made an album about "the world sucks and is beyond saving so let's destroy it"
It's edgy as hell but damn it's solid music..
3.5/5
You go to the next round!

>Discordance Axis - The Inalienable Dreamless
Recced by MarkAnd
This is one of those albums I have no idea why I haven't listened to before, since I love grindcore and PLAY grindcore and this is kind of one of the essentials. Also apparently this is the vocalist from Gridlink? I had no idea. This is so relentless, it's crazy. Fast as fuck but still technical and fun and not just "look how fast i can blast dude lmao". Also apparently the whole album is NGE-.themed? I haven't watched that much NGE but that's pretty cool too lol
4/5

Good morning /daily/!

I am so happy I bought a coffee machine. Fresh coffee in the morning is wonderful.

Gonna listen to something now. Maybe dig out some G E M,

>>74597242
>I find it hard to pinpoint your filmtaste

how so? and thanks

>>74597445
Same, coffee machines are fucking amazing. I have a Jura one and it's great

>>74597468
uh I think I get a general vibe from your taste for stuff like Stalker/Festen/Hart of London/Satantango/Taxi Driver. But then to me stuff like 12 Angry Men/The Master/One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest is kinda weird? Maybe just because they're good films, but they seem weird with the rest of your taste fsr and that makes me think I have the wrong reasons for why you like the earlier mentioned films, making it harder to rec.

>>74597619
Personally i'd place The Master with the former group. Even though it's not very experimental, it is a sort of contemplative film that relies heavily on cinematography to enhance it's story elements.

12 Angry Men and OFOTCN are just two examples of great writing. Personally, I believe that a film can reach perfection based on aesthetics alone, but I also try not to exclude films that do so by other means.

What is your RYM?

(I really need a film class. I chose a creative writing course over one this coming semester and I'm seriously hoping that I made the right choice)

>>74597784
UNPOPULAR OPINION

The Master is the best PTA film.

>>74597818
I sympathies with that onion, but There Will Be Blood edges it out by a hair.

Hell I might think differently next week.

>>74597818
I agree, hands down. There's just much more to think about and more profound statements made there than in There Will Be Blood, etc. Not that they're bad. I also think The Master followed by Inherent Vice is a step in the right direction, even though it was actually Pynchon, which is the unpopular opinion.