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I'm looking for more stuff like Shiny Toy Guns. Their last.fm page suggested Soulwax, but I'm not really liking that.
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I'm looking for absurdly hardcore, really over-the-top metal songs. Like "Dig" by Mudvayne or "Blood Red Head on Fire" by Big Dumb Face. But not really like Cannibal Corpse, which is just speed metal with growling, at least to me. I want something so angry it makes the listener uncomfortable.
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Kaiser Bill posted:I'm looking for absurdly hardcore, really over-the-top metal songs. Like "Dig" by Mudvayne or "Blood Red Head on Fire" by Big Dumb Face. But not really like Cannibal Corpse, which is just speed metal with growling, at least to me. I want something so angry it makes the listener uncomfortable. You might be into the album Allegiance by As Blood Runs Black.
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listen to this song, and please find me something similar to it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpDcn6ox4kE&fmt=18
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Kaiser Bill posted:I'm looking for absurdly hardcore, really over-the-top metal songs. Like "Dig" by Mudvayne or "Blood Red Head on Fire" by Big Dumb Face. But not really like Cannibal Corpse, which is just speed metal with growling, at least to me. I want something so angry it makes the listener uncomfortable. Dial - Always At The Border http://www.myspace.com/dialnotmusic Also try Nu-Metal. e: http://www.myspace.com/admiralangry <- nu-metally vorbis vorbilby fucked around with this message at 04:57 on Jun 29, 2010 |
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Dadjacket posted:There's this really amazing seattle duo called Thousands who makes some incredible fingerpicked folk music that i think would be right up your alley. Go here and listen to any of the tracks from the record, especially Red Seagulls and Everything Turned Upside Down to get an idea of how incredible it is. This, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. The other guy who suggested Michael Hedges was close, but everything about that guy is so cheesy, the 80'sness of his clothing and his new age image is really off putting. No doubt, the guy had amazing talent but still.
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Anyone got anything that sounds like early Swans? Like no wave-ish industrial post-punk? Something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6LHAQkqgWI#t=4m29s Sort of reminds me of bands like Big Black, but that's all I can think of..
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a pwn cocktail posted:Anything else like Ladyhawke - Magic around? - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy3t6dDyXHg&playnext_from=TL&videos=jpVssAJ-Mbk If you like Ladyhawke (and Magic in particular), I'd suggest checking out Shona Laing - her music has a pretty similar sound imo. Here's a link to Soviet Snow http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BehkAj8MIw which I think really hits the same spot in a lot of ways:)
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screaden posted:The other guy who suggested Michael Hedges was close, but everything about that guy is so cheesy, the 80'sness of his clothing and his new age image is really off putting. No doubt, the guy had amazing talent but still. Pretty much all of Windham Hill is like that: Don't ever look at them, or you will never want to listen to their music again.
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EVERYTHING I SAY ABOUT JAPAN OR LIVING IN JAPAN IS COMPLETELY WRONG, BUT YOU BETTER BELIEVE I'LL 
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I just heard Crystal Castles - Doe Deer, and it's seriously the best stuff I've heard in years. I've listened to a little bit of noise (I really like Les Rallizes Dénudés, especially that bass on 'Night of the Assassins' on Live '77), a bit of electro and almost no thrash (is this poppy thrash?) but this is different... the singer's voice is like knives in my ears and I love it, and that synth is so drat catchy. Though it has its moments, I don't really care for the rest of the album it's on, and the previous album was pretty silly. This song wails. Anyone know of anything similar? (something not Deerhoof or Le Tigre or anything like that...)
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Smoove J posted:I just heard Crystal Castles - Doe Deer, and it's seriously the best stuff I've heard in years. Why I love this thread. Thanks for pointing towards that song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMjKmUGGCLA&feature=related Same sogndifferent video. kapalama fucked around with this message at 07:30 on Jun 30, 2010 |
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kapalama posted:Why I love this thread. Thanks for pointing towards that song. I've had this song on repeat since I posted yesterday and I think I'm going A LITTLE CRAZY but it's all good because it's this song! Someone said that 'Death From Above 1979' is like this but it's not true. This song is its own recommendation, a spiraling recommendation collapsing in on itself only to explode not unlike the Big Bang, creating its own infinite potential universe.
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Smoove J posted:I've had this song on repeat since I posted yesterday and I think I'm going A LITTLE CRAZY but it's all good because it's this song! Someone said that 'Death From Above 1979' is like this but it's not true. This song is its own recommendation, a spiraling recommendation collapsing in on itself only to explode not unlike the Big Bang, creating its own infinite potential universe. This is way way way noisier and erratic but it has the chiptune/synth sound, the female shrieking vocals. Rolo Tomassi http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9yUCOelxS8&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEd8GJcLmnE Might not be your thing. But that's probably because I have trouble understanding what about Crystal Castles that makes people jizz so hard.
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the Bunt posted:This is way way way noisier and erratic but it has the chiptune/synth sound, the female shrieking vocals. Thank you for these, I do like the shrieking! The other parts are a bit too rock n roll for me, though. the Bunt posted:But that's probably because I have trouble understanding what about Crystal Castles that makes people jizz so hard. 
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Right now I'm liking alot of Shoegaze/Ambient/Noise/Punk, kinda like No Age, My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus and Mary Chain and Deerhunter I like shoegaze but I get a bit sick of the dream poppy variety, can anyone recommend something a bit more aggressive and noisy?
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A Place To Bury Strangers (and their previous band Skywave), Ringo Deathstarr, Swervedriver, Swirlies, Medicine, The Manhattan Love Suicides, The Drop Nineteens, The Charlottes, and Whorl are all really underrated shoegaze bands that are on the noisier, more aggressive side of the spectrum.
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Smoove J posted:I've had this song on repeat since I posted yesterday and I think I'm going A LITTLE CRAZY but it's all good because it's this song! Someone said that 'Death From Above 1979' is like this but it's not true. This song is its own recommendation, a spiraling recommendation collapsing in on itself only to explode not unlike the Big Bang, creating its own infinite potential universe. I agree with you on this. I tried some of their other music, and, meh. But this one song is the perfect collision. I don't even like this style of music. It's just this one song. I sometimes wish artists would recognize that one perfect song is enough, and make like a thrity minute version of the song, rather than trying to fill up the rest of the space with things that are not as good.
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Braincrash posted:Right now I'm liking alot of Shoegaze/Ambient/Noise/Punk, kinda like No Age, My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus and Mary Chain and Deerhunter Check out Wavves, if you like Psychocandy, you should like Wavves. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF9Tu35-pBo
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Braincrash posted:Right now I'm liking alot of Shoegaze/Ambient/Noise/Punk, kinda like No Age, My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus and Mary Chain and Deerhunter maybe Astrobrite? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGHuu3TyHpk&feature=related
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I posted this in the "Small/Stupid Questions Megathread" and I was directed here. Seems like the right place. I like simple melodies, especially melancholy ones played on classic instruments. The problem is, I don't really know how to describe/find them. Whenever I've noticed a particularly nice tune it's usually the intro to another song entirely. To illustrate what I mean, here are 4 pieces I like (IM being in there twice is just a coincidence, I'm not that into trance/etc. in general): Infected Mushroom - Scorpion Frog (First 1m27s) Infected Mushroom - Elevation (First 1m15s) Tarot - I Walk Forever (First 25s) Mythbusters: Exploding Piano (Heard in the background between 2:48 - 3:28) So here's the dilemma: how do I ask for suggestions for something like this? Could you say it's part of a genre, a style of a specific musical group, or am I doomed to scour "classical music" until I find what I like? So far I've been suggested looking for subgenres of "Ambient music" or simply going through services like Pandora (which I'd have to get a proxy for somehow). I'm looking into those but I guess my main problem is I'm not looking for a band specifically, but a type of music. Of course, if I could find a band that mainly plays this kind of music that'd be all kinds of awesome.
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So I'm on a major hip-hop kick right now, more particularly latin-influenced hip-hop in spanish. I'm looking for more stuff like Orishas, Siete Nueve, Calle 13, and i guess intifada, to a lesser extent. I also really dig los de abajo and molotov when they're more rap-ish. any songs/bands in this vein would be greatly appreciated.
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the Bunt posted:This is way way way noisier and erratic but it has the chiptune/synth sound, the female shrieking vocals. Sounds like a more erratic Fear Before The March Of Flames or The Fall of Troy I guess, at least the first one. also Hung Yuri posted:What are some good long track songs in the vain of Jesu's Infinity?
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I'm really, really, really in the mood for (almost) ear shattering noisy, glitch music. Thinking along the lines of Crystal Castles and NIN's Year Zero album. I have a couple albums by Nosaj Thing, and those are really good; but for the most part I do like vocals to go with the music, if they work well. If not, whatever works. I checked out a few of the similar things posted above and none of them really met my fancy. Thank you
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Rotten rear end Joe posted:I'm really, really, really in the mood for (almost) ear shattering noisy, glitch music. Thinking along the lines of Crystal Castles and NIN's Year Zero album. I have a couple albums by Nosaj Thing, and those are really good; but for the most part I do like vocals to go with the music, if they work well. If not, whatever works. I checked out a few of the similar things posted above and none of them really met my fancy. Thank you It's not exactly ear shattering but I'd check out Jackson and his Computer Band, he only released one album a few years ago and then he disappeared. It's a great album though, well at least the beginning and the end of it haha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pG_SQ1VSwR0 Also, as their name implies, Holy gently caress make some pretty noisy music. This song has easily has one of the best bass lines I've heard this year https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20r4iymowAM For more loud shoegazey stuff that is so chaotic it may aswell be glitch, have a look at Serena-Maneesh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-IPw9mv-J4
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One of the things I liked about living in Japan is that the music used in Advertisements was always credited in the lower part of the screen. If they did that in America, I would already know about Jackson and his Computer Band which I apparently heard many times.
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Braincrash posted:Right now I'm liking alot of Shoegaze/Ambient/Noise/Punk, kinda like No Age, My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus and Mary Chain and Deerhunter If you like Loveless you'll probably like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHva52tOoeo
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Braincrash posted:Right now I'm liking alot of Shoegaze/Ambient/Noise/Punk, kinda like No Age, My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus and Mary Chain and Deerhunter In addition to what was already posted I have to recommend Crocodiles and (especially!) The Vandelles. Check out Summer of Hate and Del Black Aloha.
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FetusOvaries posted:Anyone got anything that sounds like early Swans? Like no wave-ish industrial post-punk? Something like this: "John Gavanti" by Mars is a good album that you might like. As for me, I want more relaxing electronic music which is primarily instrumental. Of course I like Air and Röyksopp, as well as some dubstep (Burial, Skream, Benga) but everytime I get recommendations of this sort I'm completely unimpressed.
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Kaiser Bill posted:I'm looking for absurdly hardcore, really over-the-top metal songs. Like "Dig" by Mudvayne or "Blood Red Head on Fire" by Big Dumb Face. But not really like Cannibal Corpse, which is just speed metal with growling, at least to me. I want something so angry it makes the listener uncomfortable. You didn't list any metal at all. And Cannibal Corpse is "speed metal with growling" to you, at least? Sorry, but you're actually looking for really generic radio rock with a lot of yelling. Bands like this were a dime a dozen ten years ago. Spineshank, Stereomud, Nothingface, Flaw, Coal Chamber, Union Underground, Soil... this is the kind of stuff you need to be looking for.
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Rotten rear end Joe posted:I'm really, really, really in the mood for (almost) ear shattering noisy, glitch music. Thinking along the lines of Crystal Castles and NIN's Year Zero album. I have a couple albums by Nosaj Thing, and those are really good; but for the most part I do like vocals to go with the music, if they work well. If not, whatever works. I checked out a few of the similar things posted above and none of them really met my fancy. Thank you Chris Clark? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_Jg6897GaQ
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I'm a huge fan of Ween and one of my favorite songs is Gabrielle. I've read numerous instances of people comparing this to Thin Lizzy. Can anyone recommend some particular stuff by Thin Lizzy that might draw strong comparisons to Gabrielle?
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Chinaski posted:Can anyone recommend some particular stuff by Thin Lizzy that might draw strong comparisons to Gabrielle? I don't know much about Thin Lizzy, but I'd suggest picking up the album Jailbreak - Gabrielle sounds a lot like "The Boys Are Back in Town" and "Jailbreak" which are both on there. (I also really like "Cowboy Song" which is on there too!)
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Braincrash posted:Right now I'm liking alot of Shoegaze/Ambient/Noise/Punk, kinda like No Age, My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus and Mary Chain and Deerhunter Three related bands you should check out, A Place to Bury Strangers, Ceremony (not the hardcore one), and Skywave. Ceremony - Cold Cold Night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72InGjVRpDA A Place to Bury Strangers - Exploding Head: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXctrv09Pwk Haven't listened to many Skywave stuff (yet), so I'm terribly familiar with them. drainpipe fucked around with this message at 23:44 on Jul 3, 2010 |
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drainpipe posted:Three related bands you should check out, A Place to Bury Strangers, Ceremony (not the hardcore one), and Skywave. One more I'd add would be Airiel, I have a similar preference for more rocking shoegaze and their full-length The Battle of Sealand, here's a good track off that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jP_JdJKBxM
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What sort of music could I recommend to someone who is a big fan of the music from the musical Hair? It's a rock opera from the 60s, with clean guitars and prominent bass. It does have more traditional theatrical vocals, but those aren't necessary. Just looking for bands with similar sounding instrumentals. The songs range from slow spacey to more upbeat. This video pretty much takes the two best/most well known songs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxonNvuCFRY (The Flesh Failures starts at 2:50)
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Hung Yuri posted:long track songs Give Thaumogenesis by Nadja a spin, it might be up your alley.
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fozzie dunlop posted:Give Thaumogenesis by Nadja a spin, it might be up your alley. I love Nadja and I have that already, any others?
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emminou posted:I don't know much about Thin Lizzy, but I'd suggest picking up the album Jailbreak - Gabrielle sounds a lot like "The Boys Are Back in Town" and "Jailbreak" which are both on there. (I also really like "Cowboy Song" which is on there too!) Thanks - I think I can get into this.
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Hung Yuri posted:I love Nadja and I have that already, any others? Are you asking for more Nadja track recommendations, because I got poo poo loads: Numb, Absorbed in You (I actually prefer the original version in the split with Methadrone), The Bungled and the Botched, Bug/Golem... If you're looking for recommendations of Jesu/Nadja-esque acts, then you may like The Angelic Process. Their songs are not that long (8 min songs average), but their sound is very Nadja-esque. If you can stand some black metal, then I'd highly recommend Njiqahdda. I get huge Nadja vibes from them. drainpipe fucked around with this message at 18:31 on Jul 3, 2010 |
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