five bands

>>74720966
cool choices

>Neurosis
>Yob
>Subtle
>Dead Meadow
>Current 93

>>74720966
>unwound
>ween
>magnetic fields
>the residents
>nina simone

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>>74720966
If we are rationalizing based on overall album quality and quantity, then the following based on what I am currently aware of;
>The Fall.
>Merzbow (I know what you are thinking, though given that he has released an extraordinary amount of records and has collaborated with numerous artists it is only fair to assume that there are some gems in his discography).
>The Residents.
>Talking Heads.
>Slovak Radio Orchestra.

>>74721910
Interesting choices anon.

>>74721994
Need to try them all some day. Got 69 Love Songs on CD though alas the length is quite off-putting, similar case with Swans. What is Unwound like? One of the only bands frequently discussed that I know next to nothing about other than their last album being their best supposedly (the black one).

>>74720966
>The Fall

You're alright m8.

Five artists:

The Fall
Sizzla
Scratch Perry
Hank Williams
Stooges

>>74722314
>The Fall.
You are also ok

>>74722314
they are post-hardcore. loud, noisy dissonant guitar playing, shouted and tortured vocals, amazing drum work, incredible basslines that drive the music perpetually forward
(the black one) aka Leaves Turn Inside You is markedly different than all their albums before them. heavy emphasis on atmosphere on that one. it's great but it's not my favorite (that would be 1996's Repetition)

69 Love Songs has a lot of variety (in terms of genre, singers, moods) so it's an engaging listen. also, you don't need to do the whole thing in one sitting. Holiday is probably my second favorite Magnetic Fields release