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the black husserl posted:Youve never listened to music I do have a few albums of this group, you probably haven't heard of them, the Jerky Boys.
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ShutteredIn posted:This list is pretty good: http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Utopus/a_young_persons_guide_to_acid_mothers_temple/ Also don't miss their album with Gong, Acid Motherhood—some absolute classics on that. I really wish this list had been around years ago. I made the very poor decision of starting with La Novia.
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the black husserl posted:ATTN MUSIC GENIUSES I didn't watch your video but American Football
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quadrophrenic posted:I didn't watch your video but American Football American Football is like 2002 polyvinyl emo, ugh. You losers could have at least said Rites of Spring or something. edit: i can also play "never meant" backwards on a melodica
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Next time I'll know better than to request something that isnt metal. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Apr 23, 2012 21:35
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the black husserl posted:ATTN MUSIC GENIUSES If you weren't so drat rude I'd probably recommend the first two Get up Kids records and maybe early Promise Ring?? Or gently caress, Jimmy Eat World too.
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the black husserl posted:ATTN MUSIC GENIUSES I really wouldn't call that emo, then again if you tell me 90s emo I'll say Orchid and such since I just associate all emo as being screamo. the black husserl posted:American Football is like 2002 polyvinyl emo, ugh. You losers could have at least said Rites of Spring or something. Rites of Spring is nothing like what you posted so why would you expect such to occur?
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Apr 23, 2012 23:32
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the black husserl posted:ATTN MUSIC GENIUSES I Hate Myself and Mineral would probably be in the area of what you're looking for. EDIT: Actually if you care more about the release date than the sound never mind I guess?
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Apr 24, 2012 00:20
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I'm looking for some more upbeat 'dance' music in the vein of the following: Ellie Goulding -Lights Rihanna - We Found Love Labrinth - Let The Sun Shine M83 - Midnight City The sort of stuff they use for transition montages on TV shows like BGT/X-factor.
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A few weeks ago I discovered Purity Ring thanks to the GBS youtube thread and I thought they were pretty rad. Today (yesterday?) they released a new song and it is also rad. Is there a megathread I can follow for similar music? Recommendations of similar bands also greatly appreciated. vvvvvv Thanks! Listening to some stuff now. Washed out is really nice and chill, I dig that. Hussar fucked around with this message at 20:57 on Apr 24, 2012 |
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Apr 24, 2012 18:37
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Hussar posted:A few weeks ago I discovered Purity Ring thanks to the GBS youtube thread and I thought they were pretty rad. Today (yesterday?) they released a new song and it is also rad. Yeah Purity Ring is pretty deck. I came to them by way of chill wavey stuff. So maybe Memory Cassettes, Washed Out, Chairlift, Neon Indian, or Youth Lagoon. If you want a harder dancey angle I think Grimes and like Crystal Castles might work.
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These days I pretty much only listen to garage, modern rockabilly, and Springsteen influenced folk-punk. Are there any bands in the vein of Gaslight Anthem, The Hold Steady, The Loved Ones, Frank Turner, Lucero, Drive-By Truckers or Titus Andronicus? On the garage tip, who sound like The Fleshtones or Steve Wynn? And where should I start with Steve Wynn/Dream Syndicate? He blew me away last week. Is there any other modern rockabilly bands with the energy of Devin, Jim Jones Revue, or Jon Spencer?
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SimeSublime posted:I'm looking to make a mix tape for my girlfriend, who seems to be into happy upbeat songs about death - sort of 'make the most of now because we don't have forever'. A couple of examples would be Arc of Time by Bright Eyes and Do you realise? by The Flaming Lips. Warning: My definition of 'upbeat' may be a bit skewed. I'll probably edit this as I think of more, so maybe you might want to spin this off into another thread. It could get big. Going Up To The House - Tom Waits Death Is Not The End - Nick Cave (and Shane McGowan, and PJ Harvey, etc) seconding In The Aeroplane Over The Sea Suicide Is Painless (the MASH theme song) The 59 Sound - Gaslight Anthem Knocking On Heaven's Door - Bob Dylan Photosynthesis - Frank Turner Citrus - The Hold Steady Heaven Is Whenever - The Hold Steady Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young - Faron Young I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning (Road To Joy) - Bright Eyes Count Chocula fucked around with this message at 12:41 on Apr 25, 2012 |
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So my local record store has just picked up a fairly big chunk of Blaxploitation soundtracks. Aside from Shaft and Superfly, what gems should I be looking for? (or should I just pick the ones with the coolest-looking protagonists?)
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Off the top of my head: Troubleman http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbHeNkqRWtI Black Caesar & Slaughter's Big Ripoff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wxr36YoCNfg Coffy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1Xe79s-l6k Black Girl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuEJ59_jTAg Gordon's War http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkdC-8NC8ic Willie Dynamite http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGmG-MyHMLw Sweet Sweetback Across 1110th St. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWtUcie56mg Dolemite Cotton Comes To Harlem (mainly because Galt McDermot did it, otherwise ehhh) Shaft in Africa http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07A9XISiLHA Also, Three Tough Guys should be easy/cheap and has Hung Up On My Baby: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5QSlUibhi8
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the black husserl posted:ATTN MUSIC GENIUSES Very hard to find outside of Seattle, but you might like Peter Parker. I stumbled on them in '99, they recently reformed I think http://www.myspace.com/peterparkerseattle
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Surfer Rosa Parks posted:So my local record store has just picked up a fairly big chunk of Blaxploitation soundtracks. Aside from Shaft and Superfly, what gems should I be looking for? (or should I just pick the ones with the coolest-looking protagonists?) The Mack and Foxy Brown by Willie Hutch are two of my favorite. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvcbLmWcwh0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkASOKfzg9M [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYsCE8QxPKY&feature=fvst[/rl]
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Would anyone have any particular recommendations for things that sound like this: http://soundcloud.com/iguanodon/witchcraft-valley http://soundcloud.com/iguanodon/diabloceratops or this: http://coowoo.bandcamp.com/track/amanda-knox http://coowoo.bandcamp.com/track/stay-forever I feel like my music library is lacking in these two directions and would like to rectify that. In the former I like the strong beat, how its rhythms fit together and just generally how things are layering over each other. In the latter I like the lightness and the sort of flow and energy it has, I suppose (I am apparently really bad at describing music). is that good fucked around with this message at 17:52 on Apr 28, 2012 |
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Count Chocula posted:These days I pretty much only listen to garage, modern rockabilly, and Springsteen influenced folk-punk. Are there any bands in the vein of Gaslight Anthem, The Hold Steady, The Loved Ones, Frank Turner, Lucero, Drive-By Truckers or Titus Andronicus? Listen to Hot Snakes for the love of God! Before it's too late! Also if you like soul-bearing energetic rock music you'd want The Replacements, Craig Finn's favorite band.
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I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. Ideally it would have classical sensibilities and well structured, but I'm open to whatever. Echo and the Bunnymen, My Blood Valentine, the Zombies in certain songs, Wire in certain songs, Velvet Underground; they all have some of this. So yea, I know that's a weird description. Hopefully someone understands it and can help. Thanks in advance.
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Bohren und Der Club of Gore are a pretty creepy jazz outfit. The Caretaker specializes in altering old records to sound like old haunted relics. Sephiroth just makes good ol' dark ambient. Even though he's technically affiliated with metal, Alcest does very innovative stuff with black metal elements.
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. Public Image Ltd., Psychic TV, Current 93, This Heat, Joy Division etc. basically, explore more early post-punk type stuff.
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. ??? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii5Rh21QfEY you might think it's metal when it first goes for awhile but wait until the vocals come in
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. Not really evil, but give the National Lights' The Dead Will Walk, Dear a listen.
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. Pretty much everybody I play this song for says it makes them feel physically uncomfortable, so it may be kind of what you're looking for? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Psw2J7Gl7gQ
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. Goblin, John Carpenter, Alan Howarth, Jerry Goldsmith? Its kind of cheating since they all did music for horror movies. Goblin would probably be the best bet as music that stands on its own strengths and doesn't need the movie. Or His Name Is Alive, Current 93, Dead Can Dance, and This Mortal Coil too.
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Eisturzen Neubaten, Dirty Three, Rowland S Howard... look for people who worked with Nick Cave and follow them to their bands. Also check out The Scientists, Aphex Twin, Gennesis P Orridge, Massive Attack...
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Much of Boards of Canada's work can be pretty unsettling, especially Geogaddi, known to some extent for occult undertones and stuff like that. Spooky.
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess.
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. Maybe something like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I_mX8XV1F8 Or this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSjGFlKTJyA
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Count Chocula posted:And where should I start with Steve Wynn/Dream Syndicate? He blew me away last week. The Days Of Wine And Roses
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess.
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. Du tréfonds des ténèbres The Luciferian Revolution Their second, and last, trilogy moved away from the synthesizers and the Catholic imagery and a more neoclassical sound i guess, also using a real chamber orchestra instead of relying on synthesizers. It improved their sound a lot, while it retained the violent nature of their songs. Vision is all that matters Stasis Under War-Broken Trees
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I recently listened to the Myths S/T and immediately fell in love with it and wanted something similar, but my usual scouring of last.fm and review websites yielded nothing substantial. I would love to listen to more of this just appalling electronic sound but I really don't know where to look. Any help?
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Abel Wingnut posted:I am in need of evil music. I want music that instills fear into its listeners. Not like metal or hard rock, which bash you over the head with its death and power. I'm more looking for the subtly evil bands out there that give a sense of haunt and unease. Underlying creepiness, I guess. Lots of good suggestions so far. I'll throw Suicide into the mix, since they made the most unsettling song I've ever heard: Frankie Teardrop. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5wJQkvSoOQ Lydia Lunch covered this song, and she might also fit the bill (as nadabolt mentioned, there's plenty of creepy post-punk). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSp3JIsKKv8 edit: And if we can include covers, Y Pants singing Lesley Gore's "That's The Way Boys Are" and skewering its latent misogyny by making the song terrifying. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSDBADnao2s double edit: while it's probably not the sound you're after (though the lyrics are about blood + guts), I can't help posting this old gem from public access television. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMo3a7XaWaI faux pair fucked around with this message at 08:55 on May 1, 2012 |
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Can someone/anyone recommend me some ambient/psychedelic ambient electronica?
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I'm looking for rap from all around the world, in as many languages as possible. I know that's awfully broad but I'm not sure where to start.
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Great Lakes Log posted:I recently listened to the Myths S/T and immediately fell in love with it and wanted something similar, but my usual scouring of last.fm and review websites yielded nothing substantial. I would love to listen to more of this just appalling electronic sound but I really don't know where to look. Any help? I hope you get some direction on this, I've been playing that album in cycles it's so good. "Vocal acrobatics over twisted electronic music" is a weird thing to find.
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Saint Rockhopper posted:I'm looking for rap from all around the world, in as many languages as possible. I know that's awfully broad but I'm not sure where to start. Nujabes (Japanese): He died about 2 years ago. He used english lyrics as well though for instance in "Battlecry" which was the theme song for Samurai Champloo. Peter Fox (German): I love his song "Alles Neu" [edit] Since I just realised you didn't specify non English speaking acts try Scroobius Pip he's an English knowledge/conscience rapper he's also pretty funny at times. Anime_Otaku fucked around with this message at 00:23 on May 2, 2012 |
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Saint Rockhopper posted:I'm looking for rap from all around the world, in as many languages as possible. I know that's awfully broad but I'm not sure where to start. I became a fan of Daara J Family from Senegal after seeing them at a festival not knowing who they were. Australian Rap: (Not a huge fan myself but): Hilltop Hoods, The Funkoars, Bliss N Eso and Drapht are among the popular stuff around here. EDIT: Forgot, An up and coming Brisbane - Australia based guy with a bit of a Reggae/folk twist to his rap that I do like: The Lyrical http://www.thelyrical.com/ Check out the track "Busker" and go from there. Ol Sweepy fucked around with this message at 11:36 on May 2, 2012 |
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