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No. 4533
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>>4532Damn OP, starting the thread off with a masterpiece of an album.
Speaking in Tongues by Talking Heads is also among my favorites.
Other than that I listen to a lot of Pink Floyd and Radiohead. David Bowie is also always nice.
Sometimes stuff like Kate Bush or even Peter Gabriel really does it for me.
As for more recent artists, I enjoy Tame Impala and Franz Ferdinand.
No. 4534
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where my metal meme fiends at
No. 4535
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Don't know if I posted this on lolcow already but this one is my favourite album, Colour Green from Sibylle Baier. It's a shame she only did this recording and never tried to sell it.
No. 4540
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>>4539black, power, thrash, and a little bit of sludge and doom metal. my taste in bands is very sporadic but just a few of my favs are burzum, mayhem, acid bath, gwar, leviathan, helloween, king diamond, danzig, summoning, and demons & wizards.
some non-metal genres i like are dungeon synth, horrorcore and cloud rap (or whatever the fuck these are called), 80s post punk, crust punk, classic rock, psychedelic rock, and hardcore, if anyone gives a shit.
what about u, friend?
No. 4543
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Ys by Joanna Newsom. Divers is a close second (tbh all her albums are amazing), but she's a genius and I feel so lucky to live at the same time as her.
No. 4544
>>4542thank you! i've only listened to like the first 3 songs on dopethrone and really need to check out the rest of electric wizard's discography.
>prog any bands or albums u'd recommend? :)
>>4541yesss carousel and squeeze me macaroni are fucking great
No. 4546
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I listen to pretty much every genre and I like to think it's because I'm "~so cultured and open-minded uwu" but I'm really just indecisive and can't pick which genre I like the most lol. Pic related is what I've been listening to lately.
>Upstream Color Soundtrack - Shane Carruth
>Blade Runner Soundtrack - Vangelis (electronic)
>Scum Fuck Flower Boy - Tyler, the Creator (hip hop)
>In the Mood for Love Soundtrack - Various artists
>The Red Album - Baroness (progressive metal)
>Get to Heaven - Everything Everything (indie pop)
>It Follows Soundtrack - Disasterpeace (electronic)
>Frozen Niagara Falls - Prurient (noise, ambient)
>Visions - Grimes (dream/art pop)
No. 4549
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i listen to a lot of new wave mostly, ranging from the more traditionalish rock sounds like the cars to more poppy new wave artists like duran duran. bowie is one of my all time favorite artists, and in addition to aladdin sane (which i know is like, baby's first bowie album) and low i really love station to station and diamond dogs. oddly enough even though i listen almost exclusively to 80s music, i'm not a huge fan of bowie's 80s albums and mostly prefer his older stuff. they aren't bad but don't have as distinct of a sound with the exception of scary monsters.
occasionally i listen to 60s music too, not anything specific like garage rock but pretty much anything 60s…motown, psychedelic, the girls in the garage movement, etc. if any of you guys like 60s psychedelic rock specifically, you should definitely check out the cambodian psych out movement! really quality stuff
No. 4550
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>>4545what's your favorite bowie album anon? iggy pop also has some great songs
No. 4554
>>4550I love all of his eras (except for the 80's one)
But if I had to choose:
-The rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust (of course)
- Aladin Sane ("Time", "Cracked Actor" and "Lady Grinning Soul" are great)
-Low (inspired by some German electro bands like Nu/all the bass parts are fantastic)
Bowie had so many different style that everyone can love at least one of these.
No. 4556
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Lots of great albums and artists in this thread. I couldn't really name an all-time favorite album or artist, but right now I've been listening to Majesty Crush's Love 15 (pic related) non-stop. It's probably my favorite shoegaze album, along with Pinkyshinyultrablast by Astrobrite. Would recommend both of them to someone who is interested in that genre.
>>4551Not that person but seeing the term /mu/tant makes me super nostalgic. I used to browse /mu/ all the time around 2010 but, like most 4chan boards, it went to shit.
No. 4557
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Any Stromae fans? I find him very innovative and his tunes are very funky. Pic related, Racine Carree is my favorite album of his.
No. 4559
>>4554you basically mentioned all my favorite tracks of off aladdin sane.
i'm actually reading a book about the making of the album low from the 33 1/3 series and its super interesting! they talk about the more technical aspects of making the album as well as shenanigans bowie got into while making it. its only 100 pages and its a tiny little book, probably half the size of an actual book. worth a read if you really like low!
No. 4563
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This is my favorite album. I love the atmostpere and i relate to most of the lyrics. He also has a comfortable voice to listen to. It's EDEN - i think you think too much of me
No. 4565
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>>4564I like LP's Lost on You album, she has such a unique voice and her vocal range is impressive. Not a sour tone there. Another favorite is Infected mushroom - return to the sauce, but that's more psychedelic electro.
No. 4567
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Her career started with Tricky then she went solo after their romantic relationship ended. This is her most recent album from 2008. Her voice is ethereal. Enjoy!
No. 4568
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Call me edgy but god do I love NIN, and this album specifically
No. 4571
>>4570>tfw his Planetarium collab with Dessner and Muhly (plus Mcalister, but I don't know him) only has four tour dates and they've already endedI hate this. I was abroad the last Planetarium and Carrie & Lowell tour and it's probably going to be a while till his next tour. I just want to see him live one day!
Also, this is a great thread. I feel like my musical tastes constantly clash and it's hard for me to narrow down my absolute favorite songs or albums.
No. 4573
>>4568My nigg
They're fucking awful now tho since the new wife got involved
No. 4574
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Some old faves, lately into doom/stoner rock like ruby the hatchet, the sword etc
No. 4576
I mostly listen to industrial, ebm, noise, post-punk, deathrock. new wave, punk (all genres except pop punk, especially hardcore and folk), shoe gaze, and hip hop.
Favorite artists are probably:
Einstürzende Neubauten, NON, Current 93, Rowland S Howard, nick cave, black flag, rudimentary peni, siouxsie, pat the bunny, skinny puppy, joy division, the Jesus and marychain, preoccupations, Anasazi, cabaret Voltaire
>>4540I like post-punk and crust. Can you recommend good crossover thrash or thrash in general? I like it, but I listen to mostly the punk side of it like dri.
>>4546> prurient Nice!
No. 4577
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>>4576ooo good taste anon. what's your favorite siouxsie and the banshees song? also, since you mentioned joy division do you like new order too? i know they're a bit different
No. 4579
>>4577Dang. I don't know if I have a favorite Siouxsie song. Juju is my favorite album though. I used to play a lot of Halloween and Spellbound when I used to DJ.
I love New Order. Age of Consent is one of my all time favorite songs to dance to. I'm really glad that they didn't keep the name joy division as their sound changed without Ian's dreary influence.
Do you like Siouxsie and Budgies other project, The Creatures? It's definitely poppier than the banshees. Or have you listened to joy division when they were still punk, Warsaw? Walked in Line and Ice Age are classics.
No. 4581
>>4546fuck yes, everything everything! are you as hype as i am about a fever dream?
get to heaven is such a good album.
No. 4582
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Here are some of my more recent favourite albums
No. 4584
really hard to pick all time faves bc i usually just pick an handful to listen to and rotate em. so i'll just go with what comes to mind in no order:
CORRUPTED, earth, noothgrush, dystopia, saint vitus, sisters of mercy, melvins, kate bush, danzig, misfits, acid king, sleep, today is the day, sarcafago, black sabbath, motörhead, fistula, brainoil
No. 4585
>>4582fuck anons on this thread really coming through with great taste. Yes to all of these!
I was expecting everything itt to be just pop chart stuff lmao for once im glad to be proven wrong on this site
Interesting post-punk seems to be popular amongst farmers
No. 4586
>>4585 again,
>>4584 you also have great taste
No. 4587
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i'm obsessed with chelsea wolfe right now. other than her i mostly like rock and vk, like dir en grey, plastic trees, malice mizer, miyavi, king dude, joy division, placebo, that kind of thing. i don't have a favorite album but i've been listening to dir en grey's arche album a lot recently
No. 4589
>>4587>miyaviwhy, i haven't heard that name in 10 years….
>>4584>melvins, sarcafago, acid king, danzignoice
No. 4590
>>4588ty anon <3
>>4589miyavi's new stuff is a bit poppy but it's fun. the day 2 mix album really shows off his guitar skills in a new way.
No. 4595
>>4593I wonder if Ville ever got inspiration from japan. I know he said he has western metal influences from type o negative and stuff but when i hear and see his music videos, they instantly remind me of jrock especially in his younger years where he's wearing makeup and looking quite feminine.
>>4594Pleaseee do anon! I've only ever heard it live and will kill to hear the studio version
No. 4596
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>>4532my faves are caravan palace, cibo matto, Gorillaz… anything miho hatori tbh
pic related
No. 4603
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I'm all over the goddamn place.
Somebody save my headphones.
No. 4604
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No. 4614
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My absolute favourite. This and everything else Barrett did solo.
No. 4617
Took the other day a closer look on ladytron since I really liked some of their songs and god I felt in love with the Album Light&Magic. Love all songs on this album a lot but this one is my fave.
>>4614This is a good one!
No. 4621
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i got into The Brilliant Green around last year. their album Los Angeles is such a great find. it gives off the vibe of around this time of year, late summer/early fall on a lazy late afternoon
No. 4622
>>4620>Nobody likes this version of Metallica for some reason :(Decrease in skill imo. Lack of energy, compare live concerts from back in the day to now (not entirely surprising, this happens to a lot of bands once a member sobers up). Plus they take so long in between albums you generally expect more from them.
I wouldn't say I hate them but its not something I'll tune into generally.
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>>206029
This
No. 4634
>>4633Thank fuck someone's finally posting real music ITT, woot woot
Here's another dope rap song courtesy of my boy F. Dizzle <3
No. 4639
>>4638sage for samefag but this album has the most relatable song titles:
1. i need a cup of coffee and some bread for wake up
2. today i'll try to be happy
3. scrolling tumblr all night
4. everybody dance except me
5. we should eat pizza
6. i think we should break up
No. 4640
>>4638>>4639I like them. The genre is called chillhop (or jazzhop or lofi hop), and they always have aesthetic images and titles, it's part of the genre, not just exclusive to In Love with a Ghost.
I really like chillhop tbh.
No. 4644
>>4643Oh, that playlist, including the one I mentioned, have vocals lol I usually like when there are some cute japanese/girly vocals (usually hate dudes singing, hate Jooji stuff tbqh lol I only like medicine out of his work), but this one is mainly vocals-free. I love the first one.
I am kinda anxious right now and haven't accomplished anything today because of it because I could barely leave my bed, I wish I was smoking and listening to chillhop with you, anon lol
No. 4645
>>4644listening to it now (just got to the song you rec and i dig it) - i can deal with some light female/mostly wordless vocals, im just not really into hard lyrical stuff. sound bytes can be cool tho - sweven by idealism or save me by i eat plants.
i feel exactly the same way about joji and medicine haha. we have really similar tastes! you just set me up for the whole afternoon
aww anon there's no reason to be anxious! when i feel that way i tell myself, 'i can choose to suffer or choose to make the best of this.' it helps me to think that the anxiety is just some stupid thing going on inside my mind that i'm imposing on myself, and i really do have the power to shut it off if i try hard enough. whatever it is you have to do, you can do it!
No. 4647
>>4645Thanks, anon, that's super kind of you <3
I did some breathing exercises and ate and I am feeling a bit better, now.
Glad you enjoyed the mixes!
No. 4659
>>4658>king gizzardmy man
I still love Nuclear Fusion. It's so good on the ears
No. 4666
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my favorite band is definitely Skinny Puppy. but only stuff from before Dwayne died, because IMHO their new music is trash. I think it lost a lot of it's magic when Dwayne died, when Ogre (and Key) lost their young angst, and when they switched to more digital equipment. it makes me really sad but I still fucking LOVE them and think they really did something amazing. I think Ogre has a real talent for writing lyrics. I seriously respect their political and moral views…I have Key on IG and I'm so tempted to send him a message because he doesn't have many followers and I suspect he would easily be able to respond… but I'm just waiting for the perfect thing to come to my mind to tell him or show him or ask him.
I can't really choose a favorite album, but I think it'd be a tie between Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse (pictured), and Cleanse Fold and Manipulate. their 80s albums are the best, and their shows from that era are too.
No. 4671
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I like most genres of music, but lately I've been listening to Beach House, Grimes, Alvvays, and SZA.
I have David Bowie, Bjork, the B52s, Radiohead, Kanye West, Blood Orange, and the Clash on Apple Music, it's fucked up.
No. 4674
>>4664Thanks to you anon I found something new to listen to.
Also thanks to you I've found another singer since she was in my suggestion list.
Really like her voice and style so far.
No. 4690
>>4688what a coincidence that I stumpled on this song a few days ago too and I didn't even know Kimbra (except for the Gotye song)
I really love this song and checked out her other songs too but they all seem a lot different from this one.
No. 4697
What a classic :)
(Hope this is how you embed.)
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>>4557Have this album, got my mum into him, too. Are the rest as good? His videos are great and memorable, as well.
>>4697Don't what I'm doing here guys.
No. 4700
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Even though it's a common opinion, I think this shit is so fucking good, it beats just about any other album just because of the god tier poetry, sound production and consonant as fuck composition and instrumentation. Wall and Wish you were here are also dank.
Lately I've been listening to FMJ's last three albums a lot because he's also high quality.
inb4 dad rock
No. 4710
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any other braindance/idm anons here? <3
No. 4713
>>4710Mark E Smith with Mouse On Mars
[Von Südenfed]
No. 4717
this is a bop and a half
>>4716same, her lyrics are so fuckin clever… she's charming tbh
No. 4718
>>4717those lyrics stand nowhere to clever
>>4688wow man, thanks, this is bomb.
___
Plastic Love for y'all
No. 4721
>>4720and? is this like a bad thing now?
also I just noticed
>>4718 was already posted before, so something different from le yt suggestions girl: an album I can't get enough of
No. 4722
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No. 4724
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My all time favourite will always be massive attack. I love trip hop from this era but have never found anything that gives me the same feeling as for example karmacoma or inertia creeps. I love the rhythm and sound so much and my YouTube recs never bring me the same. Sigh
I also like Blue Foundation, Portishead and Royksopp.
No. 4728
>>4724Other trip hop anon, here. What about some lovage?
But talking Massive Attack, I sure love that new EP with Young Fathers, Voodoo in my Blood. Gives me shivers.
No. 4729
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>>4724Ooof, this fucking album
No. 4737
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so I keep a dnb playlist and have kinda morphed it into nostalgia (old school happy hardcore/breakbeat) and now all the rec'd songs on spotify are just Gammer remixes. Anybody got any good old school/breakbeat/dnb/hardcore?
No. 4739
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had to post used to love them back then, tell me I'm not the only one
No. 4755
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when Villians came out last fall, i just kinda randomly listened to it because i thought the cover art looked cool. it's been a slippery slope since then because i listen to QOTSA almost exclusively now. going to see them in a couple weeks, my first concert ever and i'm so stoked (him kicking that photographer was lame tho)
otherwise i like post-punk, goth/art rock, synthwave, industrial metal, and a lot of 80s pop. music has been a big part of my life since i was young though so i can find something/someone i like in just about every genre
No. 4757
I've really enjoyed Kali Uchis lately.
>>4755I was 15 when Like Clockwork came out and it blew my mind, one of my fave albums and bands ever. I hope to see them in concert one day.
No. 4760
>>4755Have fun! I've seen them twice and it was good.
Rated R and Songs for the Deaf are my fav albums by them
No. 4762
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Very eclectic, but these are the albums I've been listening this month. I couldn't make a collage of more than 10 pics but I've also been listening to Post Malone's beerbongs and bentleys, and Heart's Dreamboat Annie.
(Stupeflip is a French band, mixing rap,punk,electro vibes and every album takes place in a world they created, (baguette fag here))
No. 4770
>>4766Tommy Heavenly6 or Aural Vampire?
Halloween-y song by Tommy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vHajHqMS4k No. 4772
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any gorillaz fans? i just listened to now now. its…alright i guess. i still love humility, but the only other memorable song was magic city imo. more recent album releases by them are so lackluster. the promoted single(s) are usually good, and then the b-sides are so bland and forgettable.
No. 4776
>>4772what the fuck happened to Murdoc?
Is this what becomes of people who eat ears on toast?
No. 4778
>>4777My bad, I really haven't been keeping up these past couple of years.
All of this Pornogrind and Onkyo-Kei isn't going to cringe at itself, you know. I'm doing God's work.
No. 4782
i've been enjoying kas product lately.
>>4755i love qotsa too. i wish josh homme would kick me in the face.
No. 4783
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>>4764god, i have the hugest crush on young mike patton even though i'm not into men. it's honestly just bc of his talent combined with the fact that i'd never have to actually be with him or fuck him, lol.
have you checked out disco volante and the OU818 demos? disco volante is my favourite mr bungle album of all time and the OU818 demos feature a lot of tracks off california, and iirc a few off the self titled release.
did you know mike patton once retaliated against his fans booing the melvins when they opened for him by taking a laxative, shoving a turkey baster up his asshole, and firing his liquid shit into the crowd? king buzzo is a lot better at telling the story than i amspoilered for disgusting, but he's a real one for that, for sure
are you a fan of any of his other projects? i'm not hugely into faith no more but angel dust is a masterpiece in my eyes, and i think their sound almost definitely had a huge influence on the nu metal scene.
No. 4786
>>4783Same, tbh. Who wouldn't fall for his "i don't give a flying ape shit about your excuse for music" schtick and his talent is unbelievable. I love him, i want him to spit in my face and piss in my shoe just so he can drink it. (read somewhere he did that once on a stage, not sure if it's true or not but i think it's it possible when it come to him)
I did. The first one i came across was Bungle self-titled when i was a teenager and it took me some years to get to like Disco Volante. It's so raw and not that approachable as the rest of his Bungle work, glad i took the time to get into it. Still, California is my fav - soothes and makes me anxious at the same time.
Omg, have to look it up. Hilarious.
Not so much. I like individual songs from his other projects rather than whole albums. Tomahawk have some good songs so do FNM (angels dust is the best one, without debate and I agree with them influecing the nu metal scene), Peeping Tom is meh and Fantomas is pure madness.
Try to give a listen to the Irony Is a Dead Scene from The Dillinger Escape Plan. It features Mike and it's not so bad imho (Pig Latin got me kinda hooked up on that one), also look up Cardiacs, you might like them if you're fan of Mike's work. A Little Man And A House And The Whole World Window is a good start, so is Sign to God.
(also sorry for my english, i know it's shitty)
No. 4787
>>4784Sometimes I randomly click on recommended youtube videos while listening to music, most of the time it's some boring stuff but sometimes I come across brilliant bands. It's so fun to find like a hidden gem amongst the rubble.
How do you like to listen to music? By genres, bands, albums, songs? I listen to music by bands, by this I mean I have a handful of bands that I absolutely love and I listen almost exclusively to their songs. It's not because I am some exclusionist, it's because I don't want to waste my time listening to music that I don't absolutely love. So I just stick to what I know best.
No. 4794
>>4792Yes, I loved this video so much when it came out!
I return, here's a meme edit that I've had stuck in my head for about 3 months now
No. 4796
>>4795 sorry for doubleposting)
my most listened to songs atm are :
Glass Animals - Life Itself
Carpenter Brut - the whole of his Trilogy + Leather Teeth
Scorpions - Someone to Touch ; Rythm of Love ; Passion Rules the Game
Dire Straits - Telegraph Road
Zombie Hyperdrive - Red Eyes ; Ghost Blade ; Citadel
Dance With the Dead -
>>4795 ; Get Out
The Smashing Pumpkins - The Everlasting Gaze ; Knights of Malta ; Monuments
Priest - History in Black
The Buggles - Lenny ; We Can Fly From Here
Audioslave - Wide Awake
My Chemical Romance - Surrender the Night (not ashamed lmao)
Billy Corgan - Zowie ; The Spaniards
Sports - Panama
Pink Floyd - Marooned
Pearl Jam - Even Flow
Darius Rucker - Wagon Wheel
Beastie Boys - So What'Cha Want
Powerwolf - Prayer in the Dark ; Demons are a Girl's Best Friend
Velvet Revolver - She Builds Quick Machines
Frank Zappa - Broken Hearts are for Assholes
Tokyo - Tokyo
Beach Fossils - Sugar
Mustasch - Hound from Hell
I'd absolutely love to see what your most played songs have been recently ! plz share
No. 4797
>>4794thank you for this anon! i laughed heartily.
Here's another indie christmas song from the 00s.
No. 4799
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I mainly listen to EBM/aggrotech/electro-idustrial.
My faves are Nine Inch Nails, Agonoize, Acylum, Ayria, Icon of Coil, Zeromencer, Oomph!, Skinny Puppy, Das Ich, Celldweller, Jesus on Extasy, Kidneythieves, Aesthetic Perfection, God Module, The Retrosic and Depeche Mode tho not all their albums fit.
Also some post-punk like Sisters of Mercy, Bauhaus, The Cure, The Jesus And Mary Chain, Flowers For Agatha and My Dad Is Dead.
As you can figure out from this easily, I'm a goth. But I feel so ashamed of my musical tastes since they're not exactly gothic, they almost all are industrial. It was a huge divide thing between goths and rivetheads and now I'm a person who identifies with goth first and I mostly listen to industrial so I feel like I'm not a "true goth"/
There were always a ton of elitists in the subculture and it gets to me so bad. I personally think that gothic and industrial are a huge same pool, but it still gets to me that I'm not that incredible real life vampire uber-goth.
My ultimate guilty pleasure and my favourite album to this day is A Fewer You Can't Sweat out by Panic! At The Disco. I also unironically listen to Ke$ha sometimes.
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Seeing so many beloved artists on here!! Here's a few of my favorite albums, I can never pick one lmao. I like everything from indie rock to IDM to black metal BUT I'm a huuuge sucker for experimental/avant-garde and drone specifically so any recs are welcome <3
No. 4807
>>4805too bad i cant post more than one embed here tbh
these guys used to tour with polvo and sun city girls and the like. found em cuz SCGs guitarist said they were the tightest live band he had ever played with (high praise, considering)
thinkin fellers union local 282
i like em because every album, and even from song to song, is totally different and surprising. if you hate one song, try the next one
No. 4808
>>4805faraquet
new (for me) band that i just got shilled. the emo kinda vox might be a turn off for some, but i think he actually has a pretty voice and does some interesting melodies, especially given the underlying.
the compositions themselves and musicianship really reminds me of if trout mask was done in the 90s. good balance of tech, melody, noise, and twinkle-star guitar parts
No. 4810
>>4809yea arab on radar is sweet a heck too.
tho i prefer the guitar work of the chinese stars myself. it hardly even sounds like a guitar
but both of them have that super dance-y and fun vibe thats really lacking in modern rock music. they were fun as hell to see live bc everyone actually danced and had a good time. recently every time i have to go to/play a show, its just a bunch of people trying not to spill their beers, with their phones up in the air recording it. doesnt matter that their phones will record the worst possible version of it, they do it so they can post it on their soc media to let everyone know how exciting their life is. blegh.
theres no "edge" to guitar-based music anymore, its just a tradition now. some of the popular bands (at least near me) are even technically "good", but they lack any sort of edge/intensity/fun. no wonder no one gives a hoot about rock music anymore. so sterile
heres an electronic act ive been listening to a lot en lieu of exciting rock music. as dumb as it is a lot of the time, the interesting stuff is coming from the underground synthwave stuff rn imo. its just too bad theres hardly any "scene" for it in the traditional sense. it mostly exists as an internet phenomena
No. 4823
>>4819>>4820Thanks anons! I have a big playlist of different sad/pathetic girl group songs I'd love to share but I can't figure out a way to share it anonymously.
This is another relatable favourite though it's a lot more upbeat and stupid.
No. 4831
>>4823Maybe you can just list out the tracks by name with no links? I'd love to hear more of what you got but I get wanting to stay anonymous.
OT but I've been thinking about making a playlist thread where we can share lists and possibly contribute to others. What would you guys think?
No. 4833
>>4821yeah i do
check out danger incorporated, shinigami and corbin
No. 4839
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if you like hip hop, rock or electronic peep my favourites playlist >
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxc54gNdLYwhPD366WTovxhtclrbEPJBei hope you find something you like. feel free to recc me something too.
No. 10663
>>10592F
Robert Smith should shave his head in tribute.
No. 23530
>>23523ughh, i would seriously give an arm and a leg to see her in concert someday…
anyways, here’s something completely different.
No. 24561
>>24477 if you mean them leaving vocaloid its because the fandom is dying, slowly, and most Ps are producers who don't have access to singers and are experimenting with their resources before deciding to pursue their "original" dream or smth that's what everyone says but if you mean actual death…then Idk, health problems and mental illness?
Rip powapowa P and Samfree tooo
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I’m trying to make a playlist with sensual ‘songs that make you feel sexy’ similar to pic related any ladies got some suggestions?
>inb4 basic taste
No. 28945
>>4858Indeed…what a legend.
I've never heard such beautiful songs as well as bangers and his voice is ultra cool.
No. 31849
>>31810excellent taste anon. song for a future generation is the most underrated b-52's song.
speaking of gen x music, missing persons are one of my favorite bands of that generation. dale bozzio had the coolest stage outfits
No. 31853
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Cigarettes After Sex. Lie down on your bed, put that shit on.
Favorite songs include:
Affection
Opera house
K.
Apocalypse
No. 31865
>>31863eh… these aren't super duper similar but sort of in the same vein?
sleep - slowdive
blue light - mazzy star
mary of silence - mazzy star
birthday - the sugar cubes
little trouble girl - sonic youth
zoal, face dancer -
grimesand this too
https://youtu.be/uWFTyamEZrU No. 33605
>>32685I fucking LOVE Men I Trust. They have a new album coming out later this year and I can't wait!
This song has become one of my all time favourites
No. 33652
>>33605This was the first song I found of them, I instantly fell in love with their sound!
I really love how this song sounds, its almost dystopian or something
No. 37502
>>33601thanks anon, this song made my day
>>33652this is really nice, too
No. 38950
>>38818NTA but I fucking love Health's later stuff (Get Color onwards), what else would I love?
I find Crystal Castles/Alice Glass the closest, but I need more
No. 38985
>>38349machine girl, daughters, clipping., also try 100gecs
i highly recommend 'you won't get what you want' by daughters
oh and you might want to check out 'haru to shura by harunemuri
>>38950mr kitty, crim3s, white ring, xiuxiu, sidewalks and skeletons, kap kambino
oh and daughters as well
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>>39292Here's what Spotify suggests. Personally, I like Grimes, but only songs with this one specific sound she does (World Princess Part II, Flesh Without Blood, Pretty Dark, etc.)
No. 40065
>>31811
>friends who've disappearedLike Janet Weiss just weeks before the new album is released and they go on tour?
St Vincent produced the new album, and now they are practically clones. She wouldn't let them write songs in minor keys! Their new sound isn't worthy of Janet's skill. She looks like she'd rather be anywhere else in this video.
https://www.npr.org/2019/07/01/737595174/drummer-janet-weiss-leaves-sleater-kinney No. 40420
I've been Wendy
Living with the Lost Boys
Youth spent as a deckhand on the convoy
Moved every night to prove we were something
Got confused if it was from or to that we were running
I've seen Gibraltar
I've seen the Taj Mahal
Soweto, Hagia Sophia
Chefchaouen paints their walls blue
I've played to full rooms
I've played the fool too
Burning through the bottoms of a pair of new boots
Cut my hair, tape my tits down
A woman on her own must be from out of town
Funny, you don't know the concessions that you're making
Until you catalog 'em
And by then they're many and you're battle-hardened
Heat makes liquid of the asphalt
Keepsakes and parking tickets on the dashboard
I'm here to file my report as the vixen of the wolf pack
Tell Patient Zero he can have his rib back
You can count my ribs
Wanna know what class I'm in
Count my
You can count my ribs
You can't be too broke to break
As a woman always something left to take
So you shouldn't try to stay too late or talk to strangers
Look too long, go too far out of range 'cause
Angels can't watch everybody all the time
Stay close, hems low, safe inside
That formula works if you can live it
But it works by putting half the world off limits
You can count my ribs
Wanna know what class I'm in
Count my
You can count my ribs, my
We don't say, "Go out and be brave"
Nah, we say "Be careful, stay safe"
In any given instance, that don't hurt
But it sinks in like stilettos in soft earth
Like the big win is not a day without an incident
I beg to differ with it
I think a woman's worth
I think that she deserves
A better line of work
Than motherfucking vigilance
Don't give me vigilance
By definition you can't make a difference
If the big ambition
Is simply standing sentry to your innocence
That's not a way to live
That can't be what a woman is
That gives her nothing to aspire to
What that is
What that is
Is just a life of running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills (you can count my)
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills (you can count my ribs)
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
We're running fire drills
No. 40471
>>40420Dessa is incredible. Her genre is not my cup of tea at all, but her lyrics are so good they make up for it tenfold.
Seamstress might be my favourite song by her. I know it's intended to be about her lover, but it reminds me of my dad and our terrible relationship.
I would pick my favourite lyric, but it's literally this entire piece:
well I'm putting you
out of my misery,
we ain't got much, but
we've got history
it was a mercy kill, nah
it was a suicide, nah
it was an accident, nah
well at least I tried
with soft dugs and a seam ripper
tough love and tape measure
stitching up boys is different that way
you fix a bird, you buy a cage
you fix a man and
you fix a man and
and he flies away
when I ran out of thread I couldn't let go
but that's not sewing that's
that's just poking holes
and it's a strange breed
a different kind of creature looks for love
through the eye of a needle
but the creed of the seamstress is
that you're pretty in pieces
No. 40505
新居昭乃 (Akino Arai) - 願い事 (Negai Goto)
I really wish i could find a better quality version of this online or on youtube
http://v.qiye10000.com/v/XMvUuNuhrNvYs.html No. 40740
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Currently obsessed with Ursa Minor album by Nana Grizol and Neutral Milk Hotel’s Aeroplane Over the Sea. I can’t help but listen to both of these albums on repeat. I love the guitar + horn combo and songs rich in lyrics. Does anyone know any bands/songs/musicians/music similar to these?
No. 40762
>>40744Hell,
nonnie, I was going to recommend that. It might be one of my all-time favourite albums and I listen to it obsessively when I am sad. Makes me cry every time at around Atrophy and until the very end. It's the only really "solid" album I know, there's not a single bad song and everything is so complementary and fits the theme so well.
No. 40814
>>40785I don't like The Antlers at all besides Hospice. The only other song of theirs I listen to is Doppelganger.
But Hospice is genuinely a masterpiece. I spent like a third of my life in hospitals so it hits really hard.
No. 40819
>>40814Wow, thanks for making me less alone in being a Hospice-fan only (more or less). I want to love all of the records but somehow I can't.
I am so sorry about your health. I hope you are better now and can enjoy life out of hospital.
BTW I am currently reading the Sylvia book by Leonard Michaels and while I am sure that the narrator will make me want to bash his head in sooner rather than later, it's interesting when you can find passages that seem to be the inspiration behind certain lyrics of Hospice. I would recommend it for that reason if you like to see what inspired artists whose work you hold dear.
BTW, OP (if you are still here) >>40740: I remembered two other albums that people recommended to me based on my Hospice love. Those didn't work for me (because I am super picky and I never like the bands that are supposed to be like the other thing I enjoy), but you might also like:
>There Will Be Fireworks - The Dark, dark bright (too peaceful for me, but love The River out of it)>The World is a Beautiful Place and I am no longer Afraid to Die - probably anything, but Harmlessness is considered their best AFAIK.I enjoy it, though not as much as I wish I could. Please at least listen to the Diana the Hunter song and read on it, as it's about a modern feminist hero.
No. 40826
>>40762>>40785>>40785>>40814Oh man Hospice made me cry at work cuz of the masterful blend of sound and lyrics. Thanks for a wonderful suggestion and inputs, anons! I added it to my Spotify favorites.
>>40819I’ll give these a listen to, thanks! I’m a music junkie and spend like 5 hours of my day jamming out to music. Any other suggestions would be great. I like indie and obscure stuff like Close Lobsters — under London skies and their other song, Wanderer Epic Part I and II From Plato to Nato to Wander All Alone. I recommend them highly to anyone who reads this (particularly the latter!)
No. 41007
>>40766former twi-fag here. Shamefully, Stephenie Meyer was the person who got me into Weezer because she had a few of their songs on her twilight playlists. I remember The World Has Turned and Left Me Here and Say It Ain't So were on them. This was in like 2007. I did know a few of their songs at that point but I only really got into the blue album through her. Pinkerton might be my favourite album ever.
I also got into The Mountain Goats through John Green around that time which might be equally as shameful.
>>40740On Avery Island and the Ferris Wheel on Fire EP are more NMH releases that are well worth your time.
I'd also actually recommend The Mountain Goats to you anon! Good albums to start with would be All Hail West Texas and The Sunset Tree. I got into them because I knew John Green liked them, and he also liked NMH so I trusted his judgement.
No. 41058
>>41033That suddenly gave me cringy flashbacks. For a time i was also super into HIM and this one song by the rasmus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gwO8-oqwFwPuts me into a weird mindscape to listen to it again.
No. 41097
>>41059Oh sure, but it is exactly the type of music that makes me regress to the shittiest mental places. I didn´t had the happiest time as a teenager, everything that takes me back to that momment in my life is cringe inducing, its not actually about the band, i am actually sorry i have such negativity attached to all the music i listened back then.
I was also huge into Nightwish , Within Temptation, Epica and the likes, basically, faux goth melodic metal stuff was so my jam when i was 17.
No. 43164
>>43009i feel like it's my life's purpose to spread this album lol
brilliant lyrics, performance and production imo
No. 45084
>>44634I had no idea they put out a new album, thanks anon. I love their darker sound like in song related but I'm diggin the disco influence a lot too.
>>44717Love love love Weyes Blood! Titanic Rising is definitely up there for my AOTY. I saw them live a few months ago and it was perfect. Natalie Mering is a goddess.
No. 45085
>>44634I had no idea they put out a new album, thanks anon. I love their darker sound like in song related but I'm diggin the disco influence a lot too.
>>44717Love love love Weyes Blood! Titanic Rising is definitely up there for my AOTY. I saw them live a few months ago and it was perfect. Natalie Mering is a goddess.
No. 45745
>>45266Thanks for the album rec!
Here's a favorite I repeated for three midnights.
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Anyone got to the new Tool album yet?
I actually think it's their best album. Yes, really. Intermissions are a joke, but the actual tracks are incredible. Each and every one is incredible in it's own regard and I can probably listen to each one for hours, but there's a whole album of them. I think Pneuma and Invincible are my favourite though.
Do you think it was worth 13 years of waiting? Were you even waiting?
I honestly thought I would kill myself before they ever release new music, haha.
No. 46910
>>46907music is subjective. what don't you like about it?
bartender can go away tho
No. 46914
>>46912interesting. i wonder if you like trap beats and stuff like lust for life which critics and fans agree is her worst album lol
i think this album is about letting the melody of her voice carry you through lyrics (which are her best they've ever been imo)
No. 50404
>>44320This is beautiful, anon. I've been putting off listening to Siouxsie for way too long.
More haunting music.
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>>52374This. Sage for ot politix but does anyone else ever listen to this album or American Idiot like
>Time for a lil nostalgia trip! Fun! Teehee the aughts!and then instead you enter like a dissociative state thinking about the Bush era vs. the Trump era? It's just wild to me to think about SOAD or Green Day or even Dixie Chicks being like "hey that guy is dumb" and that being the boldest most edge-lord (career ruining in the case of Dixie Chicks) thing you could do compared to today. American Idiot just feels like the equivalent of the bad kid talking back to the teacher and everyone in class going
ooooOOOH! can he say that?! when I listen to it as an adult in 2019. But it also makes me appreciate Green Day for not pulling punches and making an entire era of dumb teen kids kind of pay attention to politics a lil bit.
>>52297Anyways,
>their lyrics are absolute nonsense disguised as 3deep5u shitIf this backs up your theory at all, I remember listening to Aerials as a kid because my older brother burned me their CD and hearing
>Life is a waterfall, we drink from the river then we turn around and put up our wallsand losing my gotdamn 10-something year old mind thinking that was the deepest most mind-blowing shit I'd ever heard. I remember writing a sick AOL email to my brother away at college about how D E E P it was.
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>>52381"When you lose small mind, you free your life!
No. 53839
>>53795Omg YES anon, I love Depeche Mode. What's your fave album/song by them so far?
I've been wanting to get more into Electro-industrial and EBM for a while. I've only really heard a few playlists and albums. I love what I've heard so far from Front 242, their stuff is great.
No. 54470
>>53839>whats your fav song/album so far?The songs I listen to most are:
Strangelove
Wrong
Precious
Shake the disease
Personal jesus
Light
Macro
Although I like a lot of their other songs to. As for favorite album, I'm not really sure because they have so many good albums. I would probably say I listen to either playing the angel or sounds if the universe most. There are also some really good remixes out there, like this one. Whats your fav song/album from them?
No. 54597
>>54470NTA.
I adore DM (especially PtA, DM and SoFaD), but does anyone else find the lyrics of Soothe my Soul bizzarely rapey? I suppose they are meant to be sexy but they sound like they were written by a stalker about to rape their
victim.
No. 54675
>>54470Violator is one of my fave albums ever because it's so consistent and never gets old. Must of played that album close to a million times and it's still fresh and hard hitting as ever. Some other faves are MFTM, Black Celebration, PTA and Ultra. I could go on forever about my favourite DM songs lol I'll keep it short.
>The Things You Said >If You Want>Everything Counts>Fly On The Windscreen>One Caress>Sweetest Perfection>Dream On>It's No Good>Waiting For The Night>>54597I suppose that was the kind of vibe they were going for. It wouldn't be the first time they connect sex and darkness/sinister aspects like that
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If Kim's new album is gonna be bad, I'll be so mad. La Bella Mafia and The Naked Truth are still popping. The cover worries me a bit, but auto blanco gave me hope
No. 65686
>>65682honestly half of sufjan's discography fits the description "songs with a winter-y vibe that aren't xmas songs."
the other half of it is xmas songs
No. 67436
>>67304Caroline Polachek was a welcome surprise for me, I found her on a whim in my youtube recommended and I love it. Can't believe she's been making music for so long already and I never came across her.
I also found Weyes Blood this year (thanks to lolcow)
Lots of Charli XCX, Hannah Diamond, Brockhampton, Tyler the Creator… So much good stuff released.
Excited for Rina's next album, and excited to see more of Beabadoobee too
No. 67444
>>67304The songs on the first album are the children.The songs on the second album are their parents.Ghosteen is a migrating spirit.Nick Cave: ‘I have turned a corner and wandered on to a vast landscape’
''In a rare interview since the death of his 15-year-old son, the singer reveals his struggle to write and reconnect with the world after the tragedy''
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/may/04/nick-cave-death-son-struggle-write-tragedy No. 67452
>>67450I can't listen to
Ghosteen without crying. It's like an intense therapy session.
The family moved to LA after Arthur's death. He said remaining in Brighton was too painful. He used music to process the tragedy.
https://www.gq.com/story/the-love-and-terror-of-nick-caveHave you seen
One More Time With Feeling?
"Follows the recording of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds album Skeleton Tree, in the wake of Nick Cave's 15-year-old son Arthur's tragic death.
No. 70789
>>70702I saw him open for HEALTH and Youth Code this year. It a bit of a mood whiplash.
Maybe Trevor Something, Marsheaux, Empathy Test, Pastel Ghost, Mr.Kitty.
No. 70818
>>70789Ah, another HEALTH fan!
I think they are my fave band atm. How do you feel about SLAVES OF FEAR? Hope DISCO VOL 4 is good. On 3 they left my fave remix on the bonus disc, so I am a bit salty lmfao.
Seen them last year and looking forward to repeating the experience in a few months. I wouldn't mind seeing Pictureplane along tbh.
Never heard about Marsheaux and Empathy Test, will give them a try! The rest I know but need to listen to more as I only heared a few tracks or an album. I did like what I hear though.
>>70791That's a new one for me, thank you! Will listen as soon as I am not at work.
No. 76479
>>76274This
OT but it was insane to see yungelita in that, I used to sperg about her in the early ig thots threads. That's a cow crossover I never saw coming. Watched the whole thing for laffs and it delivered, it was like one of the riverdale musical episodes meets uwu edgy ddlg erin painter shit feat. incompetent e girl actors and a creepy old TIM being a
victim for woke points. Absolute garbage.
No. 77450
>>75753That song is really good, in fact the whole album surprised me because I didn't really have any expectations or excitement over it but it turned out to be really cool. Darkseid and 3 AM are my faves
>>77221Beautiful album. Have you heard her previous album too anon? Moon Dude has honestly become one of my fave songs of all time - the lyrics and imagery and meaning are all just so gorgeous and the melody can get stuck in my head for days
No. 83662
>>83639Robin S is just the shit. Current heartbreak disco fave Robyn is only Robyn with a y because her then-label was concerned she'd be mixed up with a hurricane-voiced diva.
There was a whole thing where Robin S kept her day job as a bank teller during her 15 minutes because she was sure it wouldn't last.
On a Eurodance note, this fucking song sometimes animates me when nothing else can.
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Has anyone else done the bill Clinton album meme? If so post em!
No. 86141
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>>86133my god it is too hard to choose
No. 86175
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If I could add one more it would be Leche by Gregory and the Hawk. Definitely hard to narrow down my favorite albums.
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i'd appreciate any recs based off of this!
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No. 86321
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>>86320And one for my favorite weeb music
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i hate this meme it's literally impossible to do, i have so many favorite albums that i love for different reasons!!! I gave up and just chose what I've had on repeat in quarantine lately
also almost all of you have at least one or two of my fav albums on yours, round of applause to everyone for great taste. especially titanic rising, modern masterpiece honestly
No. 87254
>>86175Gregory and the hawk is so underrated. In your dreams in my favorite
>>86141Damn anon you made me remember how much I loved this song/album back in the day. Still slaps
No. 87436
>>87396>>87392there are so many underrated pop girls not getting enough love honestly
>>87410i loved clarence's 2018 album! haven't heard the new one yet tho
No. 87526
>>87396>>87410holy shit clarence clarity mention
I'm honestly not very impressed with Rina herself. She would flop without Clarence, the fucking genius. No one else could work with her, her actual style is generic and repetitive. Which would be fine if she didn't try to market herself as breaking the boundaries of standard pop music with anything other than Clarence's sound that she has nothing to do with. Akasaka Sad is the only song on her recent album that I actually like.
Anyone listen to his really old stuff?
Entrepreneurs is really good, I love FOE too, she works under Hannah Lou Clark now.
No. 87583
>>87526Yeah reading her lyrics and stuff is lackluster. She would be generic if it wasn't for him, it has his artistry all over her music. No now and his new album are fucking fire. I'm so happy anons here are into his music too. If I showed my friends they would probably be weirded out.
I didn't know about his older stuff anon. Please post more!
No. 87584
>>87542I do believe they write and work on things together but it's painfully obvious that the music itself is heavily influenced by him, he's literally the audio engineer and producer on her stuff for a reason. He works for her to make her stand out because at the end of the day how do you think an album about being woke and asian would be on its own? She hasn't ever showcased her own stylistic choices. CC has worked on everything she's put out before this album.
To be fair many pop artists are guilty of worse, not even writing their own lyrics at all. I just think you can't deny he gave her that sound. It wouldn't exist without him at all. It's a similar situation to Billie eyelash and her bro.
No. 87932
>>87526I love FOE! I've never met anyone who liked them or knew who they were. I can always turn on this album and fall into a daze just listening to it.
I like Hannah Lou Clark but her solo stuff doesn't have the extra oomph like she did in FOE. She apparently used to head another band called Arthur that has a more similar sound.
No. 88318
this one still feels fresh a full quarter century later. also still goes hard
>>87685VADA VADA
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>>4532>tfw when of my fav albums is in the OP yeah im a basic bitch
No. 95122
>>95115That's my fucking jam, anon! Love this song so damn much. Idk how long I have this on my music player but I'm sure I will never delete it.
I also love video related. Couldn't find the album as a download after falling for the song "krishna" and ordered it from japan. Worth every damn penny.
No. 95234
>>95162sorry for the late reply, but the song I was talking about starts at 27:50
https://youtu.be/6oNBY3p5iuE?t=1550I hope the link works now.
The entire album is great, but this song just pure perfection tho.
No. 95274
>>95234Thank you, the link works now. The songs nice and groovy. Also are you the one comment
lol?
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I adore her
feck, video doesn't work here for some reason so I'll add a link as well -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STxXS5lLunE No. 97673
I've always thought Chrome were overlooked in the experimental punk scene
>>97023great pick anon i love these guys
No. 98718
Anyone listen to Allie X? Found her through my discover weekly on spotify recently
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaLW9jk3748>>87396Big rina fan. She released a remix of XS with Bree Runway yesterday
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR3gkzm-Vh4 No. 100142
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Do you guys agree ?
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>>100227me too anon, kek ! The dreaming is so good! I could listen to her scream and doing weird noises for the rest of my life. I wish this album was as popular as hounds of love
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I really love Temples. Discovered them from a single song my boyfriend showed me but I don’t think he ever looked much further into their discography.
I think Temples, Tame Impala and Unknown Mortal Orchestra are some of my favourite bands I discovered last year. I listen to a lot of the same artists year by year and anything new I usually only like a few songs so it’s nice to listen to albums all the way through while working or doing something.
No. 100671
>>100391>jazz-influenced synth popcalling it smooth jazz just isn't cool these days.
It's pretty nice.
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Been listening to spirit phone by lemon demon, really odd and unique sounds and lyrics in this album, I dig it. My favorite song is Cabinet Man
No. 101374
>>101327Lemon Demmon is amazing. I have many favorites from this album, Touch-tone Telephone just makes me smile because it is about some crazy /x/ type in love with a paranormal radio host and trying to catch her attention, I thought it was super cute.
Aside of that, Neil Cicierega has other amazing projects, I recommend also checking out the Mouth trilogy, that was a blast to listen to blind.
Nice taste anon, here have one of his older songs that I like.
No. 101616
>>101454Holy shit I'm back, I didn't expect this to break me quite like it did.
It explores the progression of how a person with Dementia would feel like. From the small first signs, to the memory loss, to the end of one's being, until you die as the husk of who you used to be.
I recommed listening to it at least once. It is not for everyone, it is depressing as fuck and I'm sure this just left a wild impact in my life. But godamn, that's art. Art in audio form. Please check it out if you can, if you have 6 hours to spare.
Linked is the original song sampled in many of the pieces of this album. It gets disorted everytime and at times you can only hear it very faintly. This album has honestly made me reflect on my life, the death of my loved ones, and my own future death. It might have changed me a little deep inside.
No. 102088
>>101616Thank you for the rec, anon! Where do you find more interesting music like that? Not necessarily similar to this, but as artsy and thinkworthy?
That was a harrowing listen, though the parts 1-3 are quite pleasant to the ear. The next parts would have completely broken me had I not heard as disturbing music in certain video games. It was still deeply disturbing and horrifying. I can't imagine listening to this music in the middle of the night, home alone.
For anyone considering giving this a shot, the records were released for years so the listener could experience The Caretaker's descent into dementia in real time. It is therefore absolutely not necessary to listen to all parts from start to finish. I think it may even be better to listen to one part per day, so you can notice the changes.
I wan't to revisit the records, especially parts 1-3. I am also even more sure that I want to commit suicide before I get completely old. I do not want to go through dementia and other debilitating illnesses that leave you a shell of yourself that is barely capable of breathing.
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yeah
No. 103377
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anons I'm trying to build up my work playlist. please share your favorite worksafe songs. it's okay if they are a little weird, also songs in any language are welcome. I play them in the backroom and I'm usually the only one around, they just have to be worksafe in case one of my bosses come around.
No. 105937
>>105622change in the house of flies
touched - vast
i'm afraid of americans (nine inch nails remix)
sent to destroy - combichrist
be quiet and drive far away
degausser
tool (schism, forty six and two)
hey man nice shot
No. 107204
>>4532attached is good song, thought also about their song koka kola off the same great album i recommend, OR private life by oingo boingo but the video might be too goofy lol.
top: Talking Heads, Oingo Boingo, recently been listening a lot to The Clash and also dipping into the B-52s
But i like a lot of music, even started listening to opera and kpop (just GWSN, look up miya if you want a girl crush) my friend who knows a lot about music since his dad was in a band told me he's fascinated by my taste because it's just .. no rhyme or reason to it lol even though he tries
No. 107607
>>107165Unless you just like the idea of being able to hold music physically, digital just beats physical on all fronts; your collection is safer digitally (it can't damage or get stolen), there's more available digitally, easier to store and cheaper.
Anyway if you still want to go through with it, I'd search for a community of collectors because this is such a niche question, you're probably not going to get an answer here.
No. 107624
>>107607i’m always confused on this point. if you look at everything that was lost in the universal fire it’s a good thing that there are actual physical cd’s out there, right? that if there hadn’t been cd’s of something very old, then high quality remasters would be impossible because you still need to have the original to source from. right? not trying to start trouble, just don’t fully understand it.
they lost the masters for billie holiday’s entire decca catalog. so careless and sad. there’s a good article at the NYT about it if anyone cares to read.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/11/magazine/universal-fire-master-recordings.html No. 107626
>>107624I'm talking about personal, private collections consisting out of copies, not about labels and artists storing their originals.
For an individual hobbyist collecting copies for their personal collection, it's way safer to collect music digitally. A physical collection can scratch, get lost, damaged in fire, stolen. A digital copy can be backed up, multiple times so if desired, you can make it so that you'll realistically never lose the copy you paid for and it can't be damaged.
>if you look at everything that was lost in the universal fire it’s a good thing that there are actual physical cd’s out there, right? that if there hadn’t been cd’s of something very old, then high quality remasters would be impossible because you still need to have the original to source from. right?And this wouldn't be a problem if they digitalized everything. Old crap recorded on ancient formats can be digitalized too.
No. 108013
>>107954You've made me nostalgic, pol-anon
Adding my own contribution from the same genre for
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>>108097I love you too anon (
kissy noises)
No. 108407
>>108270 holy shot anon, thank you for my new obsession
I'd trade 10 Hamiltons for a full musical of this
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>>107903Lol holy shit, I never expected to see this here. I too love Al Nadda. I wish there was a whole genre of similar barbarian love songs. Been a favorite of mine for a long time.
No. 108562
>>108487you ever relate to a song so much you just go
oh
oh no
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>>108722oh shit anon…never dropped my ass before but I'm willing to learn
No. 109547
>>109510SebastiAn's Thirst album is so good, anon.
For no real reason I've been listening to Feadz again too.
No. 109876
>>109547SebastiAn and Sevdaliza are two of my favorite artists, and this song is great. I wish it were a little longer though.
On another note, ever noticed how Seb goes from kissing himself on the Total album cover to fighting himself on the Thirst one? I think it's funny.
No. 110002
>>109967I would have never expected another Great Grandpa fan to be on lolcow.
I miss the sound of old Oliver Tree
No. 110024
>>109978You're always welcome anon! I've turned so many people into fans of this guy he should probably be thanking me for the free promotion
I'm gonna take a shot and recommend Justice, too, just because
No. 110064
>>110046OK then… Apart from the obvious Daft Punk (I strongly prefer their older albums though, as well as Thomas Bangalter's solo stuff), I would also recommend Etienne de Crecy, Vitalic and Laurent Garnier.
Also, pretty much everyone on the Ed Banger label. I like Mr Oizo, but many of his songs may sound too strange and experimental. DJ Mehdi (RIP) was also really good, especially if you like more hip hop-ish beats. Check out Ed Banger compilation albums, you'll find many gems.
I'm also going to half jokingly mention Uffie though, even though I consider her absolutely talentless, the production on her songs is really good. The unique styles of each Ed Banger artist shine on her songs, it's really easy and satisfying to recognize who made it before checking out the songwriting credits.
No. 110125
>>110064Uffie really was the perfect muse for their madness.
Vid related is a SebastiAn production for his new admirers.
No. 110281
>>110277HE SAY HE LIKE CAT
BUT THAT IS NOT A FACT
No. 111391
>>107049Lol my mom said when she was a kid anytime Fairouz came on tv she and her siblings would all groan because of how long she'd sing for. That type of stamina can't really be found nowadays unfortunately.
I think this video does a good job of showing how Arabic music has evolved throughout the years. I actually can't listen to any modern Arabic music.
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>>4567underrated
>>4582>>4614>>4714>>97536>>31861>>42820I'm so glad to see farmers have such good taste
pic related the albums I keep coming back to, 1st three on the top row my all time favourites
No. 111921
>>111917Love your albums, where is Gold Against the Soul though? I adore it as much as GT. All three first MSP records are legendary in my opinion.
Are Manics considered basic? I feel like hardly anyone knows them and the fanbase seems pretty small.
I wish I had someone to sperg with about them kek
No. 111941
>>111909Also, this song
triggers my grammar autism. All the lyrics you find go:
Cause the only thing you say is, "maybe when you're wavy"
When it should definitely be:
'Cause the only thing you say is, "maybe," when you're wavy
As in, the guy she's talking about only considers being with her when he's fucked up.
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>>111921I love GATS too idk why I didn't include it, probably been listening too much to the manics when they disparage it. In terms of them being basic or not I wouldn't say they're too unknown but ofc that depends which era you know them from. From EMG and onwards they've a pretty solid britpop fan (wince) listenership. It seems every gen x male alt rock listener that spergs about the music from his glory days has one of their 3 most commercial albums on cd lol. Their Richey-era stuff is pretty culty though I'd say. And no one one under 30 seems to know them.
Richey was a godlike lyricist. Pretty unpopular opinion amongst manics fans I guess but I'm a bit disappointed with the music his lyrics are set to on JFPL. I still love that album but I think it would have sounded better recorded sooner after he'd left all those songs behind, the other 3 have kind of lost their edge these days imo. But maybe a more mellow sound is more fitting, I suppose it suits how resigned they are in and tone compared with THB. It certainly wouldn't have been respectful to put them out right after his disappearance but I like to imagine hwat they'd sound like with a more Holy Bible-like sound.
I care way too much about this but how can I help sperging when crossing paths with another CoR devotee on the internet kek
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>>111962>love GATS too idk why I didn't include it, probably been listening too much to the manics when they disparage it. Imagine shitting on GATS when EMG and like half of their post-Richey effort is right there. Controversial take, I know. But I couldn't help myselfI cannot understand why they hate this record! Even Sleepflower, such a memorable opener and a wonderful song overall??? They are fucking crazy.
Sidenote but yesterday I finally watched the No Manifesto documentary and tbh it was an unpleasant experience… not enough Richey, too much random ugly and unkempt fans (I know we are on lolcow, but I usually don't harp on people's looks. In this case I was distressed since every person was uglier and messier than the previous. What the fuck? Only the cute hamster girl and maybe like 2 other randoms didn't make me cringe) that didn't have any fresh takes. To top if all, of course James was shitting on GATS lmfao. I'm gonna watch the GATS documentary on youtube now to kill the bad taste. Have you seen No Manifesto and did you like it?
>In terms of them being basic or not I wouldn't say they're too unknown but ofc that depends which era you know them from. From EMG and onwards they've a pretty solid britpop fan (wince) listenership. It seems every gen x male alt rock listener that spergs about the music from his glory days has one of their 3 most commercial albums on cd lol. Their Richey-era stuff is pretty culty though I'd say. And no one one under 30 seems to know them.It's shocking to me that people can prefer their post-Richey stuff, but then again it strikes me as very "dad rock" (I know it's not the kind of music this term probably means, but I cannot explain it better). I know that the Manics could not be The Generation Terrorists forever… but still the way they changed makes me sad. As you have said, they lost their edge. How can one band have the entire The Holy Bible record in their catalogue, and yet also release turds like People Give In? IDK, but some musicians and bands seem to stay forever young in their own way, like say David Bowie.
Maybe I shouldn't admit it but I truly am a CoR fan and I mostly love the first three records. I am trying to keep an open mind, but It's really distressing to me what happened to the band after Richey disappeared. At the moment I cannot stand EMG and have just accepted that TIMTTMY is a good album, even if a bit too poppy and "pretty" for my taste in Manics.
>Richey was a godlike lyricist. Pretty unpopular opinion amongst manics fans I guess but I'm a bit disappointed with the music his lyrics are set to on JFPL. I still love that album but I think it would have sounded better recorded sooner after he'd left all those songs behind, the other 3 have kind of lost their edge these days imo. But maybe a more mellow sound is more fitting, I suppose it suits how resigned they are in and tone compared with THB. It certainly wouldn't have been respectful to put them out right after his disappearance but I like to imagine hwat they'd sound like with a more Holy Bible-like sound.I get you. On one hand I'm impressed that James and co. have managed to write music around those lyrics at all since Richey didn't take into consideration how easy they would be to sing. From what I've heard (and I haven't listened to all the post-Richey records) JFPL is the only one that approached the mood and quality of the first three, so I am quite happy with it. On the other… I've read that Richey wanted the 4th record to have a kinda Nine Inch Nails sound, how amazing would that be? Much closer to THB and probably heaps better than what we've got. Oh well.
>I care way too much about this but how can I help sperging when crossing paths with another CoR devotee on the internet kekI'm so glad to have run into you while I am on my Manics kick! Richey and them are one of my autistic interests that I immerse myself in every few months. Right now I'm reading A Version of Reason and waiting for the delivery of the Mitch Ikeda photobook (hope there is a lot of Richey era photos, looking at the trio in khakis is depressing as fuck to me).
Wish I had someone to talk to about Manics regularly. I guess there is twitter and tumblr but when I see posts by people that have so much knowledge I feel embarassed and like I have nothing to say. lol
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>>111980>Wish I had someone to talk to about Manics regularly. I guess there is twitter and tumblr but when I see posts by people that have so much knowledge I feel embarassed and like I have nothing to say. lolI get what you mean, but even after you've invested way too much time into finding every bit of information about them available there's not a whole lot of discussion to be had in my experience. It seems the people still talking about them on tumblr especially are the kind to simp for anything they do, and aren't inclined to think critically about their work at all which goes against everything the band stood for (in the beginning at least) imo. When RIF came out and everyone was raving about songs like People Give In I was just like…… yeah, no. I'd had enough of the community on there at that point.
>I finally watched the No Manifesto documentary and tbh it was an unpleasant experience… not enough Richey, too much random ugly and unkempt fans (I know we are on lolcow, but I usually don't harp on people's looks. In this case I was distressed since every person was uglier and messier than the previous. What the fuck? Only the cute hamster girl and maybe like 2 other randoms didn't make me cringe) that didn't have any fresh takes.You're dead right about No Manifesto, tbh it was ruined by the fan monologues. A couple of testaments about how the band changed their lives and all that would have done the job, and they surely could have picked a handful of attractive people to be on screen from thousands of fans. It just wasn't necessary to include the amount of unkempt looking ones that they did.
>I've read that Richey wanted the 4th record to have a kinda Nine Inch Nails sound, how amazing would that be? Much closer to THB and probably heaps better than what we've got. Oh well.It pains me to imagine what JFPL could have sounded like. I think Richey was mostly joking when he said he'd like the next album to sound like Nine Inch Nails meets Pantera but I think that'd be pretty sick lol.
The Kevin Cummings book is gorgeous, and mostly consists of Richey-era photos. The pictures of Nicky and Richey together really are sparkling images.
I suppose it's a cliche, every richeygirl says his lyrics changed her life blah blah blah but when I first listened to Yes aged 14 that song spoke to me like nonthing ever had before. It summed up everything I was feeling at the time as did the rest of the record. It gave me such higher standards for what I'd listen to lol. I'll always have a soft spot for THB (though soft is the last word you'd use to describe it).
It's always nice to run into another Manics fan. I'm pretty much always here and ready to give my stale, salty takes.
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>>112018Lmfao the quote in your pic isn't real, right? Is it about Holy Bible?
What stuff would you recommend to read/watch? I have a terrible memory so I can learn about the Manics forever because I keep forgetting shit all the time. It's horrible! I plan to reread the Everything book, I fucking adore it so much. I also enjoyed the Richard novel and I am also looking forward to reading it for the second time and seeing how I like it now.
If the fanbase was in love with PGI… I'm horrified. I almost wish that MSP changed their name to something else post Richey because it makes my brain explode that the edgy band responsible for Faster also recorded such complacent pop garbage.
I remember stumbling upon a choking-on-ellipses tumblr and being in love with all the in-depth Manics meta. Sadly the blog got deleted. The author came back with an meta-squash url but sadly she hasn't reposted most of her content. I love reading those kind of deep takes because I don't feel I will ever fully understand Richey's lyrics. Do you?
I've owned the Assasinated Beauty album for years and it always makes me happy to look at the photos and quotes. The design is brilliant! I really want to see what the Mitch Ikeda photobook is all about, since it's so elusive and he has photographed them a lot during their prime time.
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>>112134Someone on Twitter made up shit about it saying it traumatizes you and gives you dementia
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>>112212sorry i clicked on the wrong picture, i was mentioning this. i tried to link the the twitter thread in /ot/ because there's more screenshots and an in depth discussion.
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>>112102no it's just some meme off tumblr. I'm sure the Manics themselves would have had something much more eloquent to say.
>What stuff would you recommend to read/watch?I wish I could give you recommendations on stuff about the band but one you've read Everything and the articles which are archived on forever delayed, you've pretty much got all the quality information out there. There's a lot of subpar books written on them, Richey in particular, to make a quick buck. As a THB fanatic I have to recommend Triptych: Three Studies of Manic Street Preachers' The Holy Bible by Rhian E. Jones, Daniel Lukes and Larissa Wodtke. It's more cerebral and academic than it is heavy on the rockstar mythology or band history but I thought it was a pretty interesting read.
>I almost wish that MSP changed their name to something else post Richey because it makes my brain explode that the edgy band responsible for Faster also recorded such complacent pop garbage.Same here, to me the Manic Street Preachers were all four of them and while I get that without them veering off path of what they originally set out to do (sell 16 million copies of GT and break up) we wouldn't have gotten the subsequent 2 records, the band today is so far removed from what they were. I always think it's better for such an iconic thing to be relegated to it's place in history and for the musicians to just start a new project lol.
>I remember stumbling upon a choking-on-ellipses tumblr and being in love with all the in-depth Manics meta. Sadly the blog got deleted. The author came back with an meta-squash url but sadly she hasn't reposted most of her content. I love reading those kind of deep takes because I don't feel I will ever fully understand Richey's lyrics. Do you?choking-on-ellipses was a goldmine. I don't think it's possible to ever fully understand Richey's lyrics because of the very nature of them being spat out from his mind, as well as each one being an omnium-gatherum of references taken from everywhere. He didn't try and make them more easily understandable or condense them, as we can see when James is like, you crazy motherfucker how am I meant to write music to this lol. His bandmates don't always know exactly what he's on about, I'm pretty sure unless he told you you'd be lying to say you have it all figured out.
I need to get my hands on a copy of that Mitch Ikeda book one day. All I can do right now is wait for when Nicky throws scraps of old pictures at us on instagram. It makes me really sad to think there won't be any more new pictures taken like that again. All the plight of getting into the Manics in the 2010's I suppose. Many such cases!
No. 112308
>>112156>>112217lol these people are retarded, who even has time to listen to something for 6 hours straight
selected memories from the haunted ballroom is a way better album. kinda sucks that they dont get the concept
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I wanted to post this video but I also wanted to show the singer's mic stand because it's so cool so I didn't embed the video
https://youtu.be/Ke2PGc0Creo>>115473This song sounds like it should be in guitar hero 3
>>114333wow, that's so pretty
No. 115913
I love whatever victor love touches
>>115900The drummer looks so cool. Siouxsie too of course and her voice is beautiful
No. 116025
I hope you are all Full of HEALTH
>>115949The song is nice but that dancer is……… unnerving
No. 116811
>>115893Lol I've started listening to more arabic music lately because of my mom
She just sent me vid related the other day and I absolutely love it
No. 117244
I clicked on one of those stupid "x/y/z-core mix" videos but I liked the song actually and now I know a new artist
>>117212me too, check out the music from kula world
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL28761D02AC267488 No. 117267
>>117212Wow this sounds like it could be on the Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure OST, not bad!
Honestly, I thought it was going to be some techno bs from the English dub. Thank God it wasn’t.
No. 117287
>>117244wow the gameplay of kula world is so unique and trippy.the music accompanies it well
>>117267the soundtrack of this game is good in general i suggest it.
>techno bs from the English dubi don't really remember any music from the yugioh anime aside from the IT'S TIME TO D-D-D-DUEL song which i honestly liked more than the japanese opening song
changing the type of music to something darker,i've been in love with this japanese singer who disappeared in the early 00s.even though i love most of her work(with or without her band)i tend to come back to this song
No. 117352
I might be a weeb but this song sounds to me like those happy nostalgic anime songs. But like for a futuristic racing anime or something
>>117321She has a very nice interesting voice
No. 118195
>>118185This was pretty unusual for a reality tv instagroup. Their discography is mostly solid to this day imo.
Their respective solo stuff and the pitiful shit Xenomania put out after Girls Aloud is another story.
No. 118346
>>118317There was the Brit Awards performance where at 2:29 in this vid, bland and tinkly Fight for This Love suddenly switches to Robin S's classic house track Show Me Love and the room explodes. It swaps back to the royalty-free nothing of the original song at 3:16 and I just thought "why."
Cheryl's label were fools for not commissioning a remix based on this bit of the performance.