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Ehud posted:Anyone have songs that song like this version of Come to Daddy by Aphex Twin? That song always reminded me a lot of The Downward Spiral from Nine Inch Nails. In particular the opening track Mr Self Destruct. Pretty much everyone has heard that album though so maybe try some Faderhead. https://youtu.be/e9fVxnZq_GU If you like that you might like Combichrist but they are really, really awful. Getting away from the EBM-- https://youtu.be/3NJgAMszZaU https://youtu.be/09ewigjPl5w Edit--you also might try either the electro-industrial or dnb threads. Aphex Twin is hard to pin down Edit edit--know what? gently caress you, listen to dog blood https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdbwuFUC-r8 Gay Horney fucked around with this message at 06:27 on Nov 11, 2015 |
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boy in da corner is exceptional, its kind of the only 'canon' grime album. there are other albums but they're mostly not great. the genre sort of lives and dies by lives sets, mixes, and radio sets. elijah, who runs the label butterz compiled his 50 favorite grime sets here: http://elijah365.com/post/49586292631/50sets uhhh grime 101... crews would be essentials, east connection, slk, meridian, more fire crew, roll deep, boy better know, nasty crew, ruff sqwad, newham generals, slew dem, and the square individual mcs would be wiley, meridian dan, riko dan, trim, skepta, d double e, god's gift, tinchy stryder, slix, dirty danger, rapid, flirta d, lethal bizzle, k9, tempa t, chronik, and novelist currently there's a lot of cool stuff going on with boxed, different circles, local action, gobstopper and all affiliates. slackk, oil gang, murlo, jt the goon, mr mitch, mumdance, logos. most of it's on the instrumental end tho this is just a handful of tracks i would say are "watershed" moments in the genre or w/e musical mob - pulse x https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bMQTU2iI1E rebound x - rhythm n gash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3MGxnqFooA wiley - wot do u call it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8PeDsO0vGo sticky & ms dynamite - boo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnauS1rnDiI lethal bizzle - pow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60lMDCXFblc more fire crew - oi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTek4AdPkik slk - hype hype https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy3RjUX3UeQ essentials - state your name https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypQKI9ZvDq4 roll deep - when i'm 'ere https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvXVt6zdVAg ruff sqwad - anna/down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIvGC6u75HU tempa t -next hype https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ6G7qwjom4 the bug - skeng https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwmUOJR-GwA novelist - take time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b9-eflxM-4 skepta - shutdown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQOG5BkY2Bc Radio Spiricom fucked around with this message at 06:07 on Nov 14, 2015 |
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can anyone reccomend some "heavier" post rock. Similar to Bongripper's album Hippie Killer?
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Looking for instrumental funk or other groove oriented music like Parliament-Funkadelic minus all vocals, anyone got any ideas? Also looking for music with solid bass work. Can be either upright or electric just needs to be an actual bass, I don't like the sound of synth bass. Doesn't have to be any specific genre. Thanks for the help.
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Jeremy_X posted:Looking for instrumental funk or other groove oriented music like Parliament-Funkadelic minus all vocals, anyone got any ideas? Junkyard. Or get the JB's box set.
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Jeremy_X posted:Looking for instrumental funk or other groove oriented music like Parliament-Funkadelic minus all vocals, anyone got any ideas? For bass stuff - I don't know how much stuff you're already familiar with so here's some random stuff across genres: Morphine - Buena - very bass-centric. No guitarist. Just bass, drums, and a horn. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNEYKrFJgRo Metallica - Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) - featuring the legend Cliff Burton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhFMMiTmHb4 Charles Mingus for jazz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2phw7eXrmCM Not my thing, but maybe some Victor Wooten https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p3NPQdM-gk Also not my thing, but Jaco Pastorius https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXOnhzoC-i8 Primus of course https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk4mlxY2row
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Jeremy_X posted:Also looking for music with solid bass work. Can be either upright or electric just needs to be an actual bass, I don't like the sound of synth bass. Doesn't have to be any specific genre.
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Jeremy_X posted:Looking for instrumental funk or other groove oriented music like Parliament-Funkadelic minus all vocals, anyone got any ideas? Maceo Parker's solo albums. The first one I listened to was Funkoverload. It's pretty good. My favourite is Life On Planet Groove. If you're willing to go back a decade before Parliament-Funkadelic, you might enjoy Booker T. & the MG's or King Curtis & the Kingpins (the two best groups of musicians in the R&B genre during the 1960s). They predate "funk" in the George Clinton vein but they were incredibly groove-oriented. Don't really know much about bass. I appreciate the bass guitar playing on the first Specials album (especially on the song "Nite Klub") and Too Much Pressure by the Selecter, but I don't play bass so I don't know how good it actually is.
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Jeremy_X posted:Looking for instrumental funk or other groove oriented music like Parliament-Funkadelic minus all vocals, anyone got any ideas? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqMaTkWZ0Gg Jeremy_X posted:Also looking for music with solid bass work. Can be either upright or electric just needs to be an actual bass, I don't like the sound of synth bass. Doesn't have to be any specific genre. Edgar Meyer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j526fXDhBLc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcXQcsAOx0I
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No joke, Krist Novoselic of Nirvana was/is a pretty good bassist. Also, Motorhead. And NoMeansNo.
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me your dad posted:For bass stuff - I don't know how much stuff you're already familiar with so here's some random stuff across genres: Morphine is such a good recommendation here. My personal favorite is Good (you speak my language!), but it's all great. The songwriting and overall aura of that music is awe inspiring. Sandman: incredible bass player with a bass voice who literally died on stage. BeanpolePeckerwood fucked around with this message at 04:18 on Nov 23, 2015 |
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Jeremy_X posted:Also looking for music with solid bass work. Can be either upright or electric just needs to be an actual bass, I don't like the sound of synth bass. Doesn't have to be any specific genre. That's pretty vague and I don't really know what solid basswork means here, but here's some music I like that does cool things with bass. Barathrum are this black metal band from Finland, and they're not very good these days, but their early material is really cool and bass heavy, doesn't sound like much else. they used to have three bassists when playing live. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXqewAgMd20 Another black metal band(this is the last one I swear) who do cool things with bass are Necromantia from Greece. They have a bassist as normal, but also use an 8 stringed bass instead of a guitar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSa98vHnhvk There's this french prog band called Magma who had a bassist called Jannick Top who was really cool and was pretty important to their sound, this track has some of his best playing on it:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzyOi5XRu_g Kinda related to Magma is this Japanese band called Ruins who are just a drummer and a bassist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TT0tCOvyFk Also there's a jazz album called Music From Two Basses by Dave Holland and Barre Phillips that you'll probably like, basically just two dudes on basses playing off each other but it's very good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaNqPXVzsEs
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Kvlt! posted:can anyone reccomend some "heavier" post rock. Similar to Bongripper's album Hippie Killer? to me they lean a bit more doom/stoner than post-rock, but if it's heavier post-rock you're looking for, Pelican, Windmills by the Ocean, and Mogwai do it for me Crook posted:I'm looking for kind sad, kinda shoegaze-y rock like real estate and the radio dept: not sure shoegaze is the right term, either, but i think you might dig the Kingsbury Manx and maybe Palaxy Tracks
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Kvlt! posted:can anyone reccomend some "heavier" post rock. Similar to Bongripper's album Hippie Killer? Try Omega Massif https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekvejSeQU80
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I'm listening to Valentin Silvestrov's Requiem for Larissa and it's real cool, what's some similar classical?
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Kvlt! posted:can anyone reccomend some "heavier" post rock. Similar to Bongripper's album Hippie Killer? MIAVA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uz2xmZnAxvw Wiht https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY4c_ISglYc Year of no light https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHf7TimSfrM Tuber is kinda instrumental stoner. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6kftVrEv-I
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I'm going on a road trip soon and am looking for some songs to add to a compilation. I'm looking for dark, aggressive pounding sort of tunes, rock & electronica if you please; just the sort of thing to keep you awake while threading between semis on cold winter roads. Songs along these lines for instance: The Sniper At The Gates Of Heaven by The Black Angels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGXxcNkqdzA Rusty Cage cover by Johnny Cash: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmAWDZdYvL4 Swamp Thing by Juno Reactor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1sGhmcZ7Pg Thanks much.
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A LOVELY LAD posted:You could try: Thanks for these! All great stuff but I especially enjoyed MIAVA.
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Looking for electronic music with a heavy use of conventional instruments that are both used straight and distorted, particularly pianos and guitars. Infected Mushroom have a couple of tracks that nail what I'm looking for: Pletzturra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utvv74KwdAQ Zoan Zound https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wws6F4fWQs If I had to narrow it down to a single Aphex Twin track that stood out for me on the above, it would definitely be minipops off of Syro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUAJ8KLGqis What initially got me interested in this particular sort of stuff was the vocal+guitar blending on the second half of Daft Punk's Harder Better Faster Stronger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDpmVUEjagg Aside from the above, I'm familiar with a bunch of stuff that fits the bill to some extent, like Air, Lemon Jelly, Ratatat, Bonobo, Blockhead, Fila Brazilia. What am I overlooking?
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Machado de Assis posted:
Here are a few I came up with: DJ Shadow - Organ Donor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfwXxRNVqi4 Death In Vegas - Dirt & I Spy respectively: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZaloYeVYv4 / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmx_a9bt4Ns Mogwai - Mexican Grad Prix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Jv64uhCIrU Portishead - Wandering Star: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEQNAZGoZrw Twilight Singers, Thievery Corporation, Massive Attack?
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i want people to recommend me their favorite metal records as i'm pretty ignorant about the genre and subgenres outside obvious stuff. i guess some general guidelines: -no super canonized stuff that i would have heard already becoming rock literate. i do like nwobhm and american thrash metal though (to an extent) -i like old school thrash and death metal from what i've heard. not really interested in melodic or techy stuff -i like the cheesy cartoon satanist affectations of mercyful fate or whoever way more than any stuff that trades in high fantasy or lotr poo poo -i like bm from what i've heard but no nsbm, please. and no usbm unless it's exceedingly good -i like stoner/sludge/doom/drone/etc i guess but again no canon stuff. a lot of it is fine but some of it (torche) just sounds like detuned superchunk to me -i like some metalcore like integrity and disembodied and hatebreed and (some) converge. i guess this extends to grindcore and crossover thrash but i know less about those -i like some industrial metal like godflesh and mid-career ministry and i like industrial as a genre
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Radio Spiricom posted:i want people to recommend me their favorite metal records as i'm pretty ignorant about the genre and subgenres outside obvious stuff. i guess some general guidelines: You may have heard some or most of these, canon for rock literate people and canon for metal literate people are very different, and it sounds like you're somewhere in between. Death metal: Carcass - Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious Death - Leprosy Autopsy - Mental Funeral Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness Gorguts - The Erosion of Sanity Dismember - Like an Ever Flowing Stream Entombed - Left Hand Path Thrash: Demolition Hammer - Epidemic of Violence Morbid Saint - Spectrum of Death Vio-Lence - Eternal Nightmare Exodus - Bonded By Blood Dark Angel - Darkness Descends Voivod - Killing Technology Black (a couple of these are American but not the kind that people think of when they hear "USBM"): Absu - Tara Inquisition - Obscure Verses for the Multiverse Dissection - Storm of the Light's Bane Satyricon - Nemesis Divina Ludicra - Fex Urbis Lux Orbis Melechesh - Emissaries Sigh - Hangman's Hymn Infernal War - Terrorfront Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Electric Wizard - Dopethrone Eyehategod - Take as Needed For Pain Iron Monkey - Our Problem Giant Squid - The Ichthyologist Acid Bath - When the Kite String Pops Neurosis - Through Silver in Blood Warning - Watching From a Distance Reverend Bizarre - In the Rectory of the Bizarre Reverend Metalcore and Grindcore: Acme - To Reduce the Choir to One Soloist Catharsis - Passion Gaza - He is Never Coming Back Pig Destroyer - Terrifyer Wormrot - Dirge Nasum - Helvete Botch - We Are the Romans Cave In - Until Your Heart Stops Rorschach - Protestant
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Listen to the Nihilist demos.
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Henchman of Santa posted:You may have heard some or most of these, canon for rock literate people and canon for metal literate people are very different, and it sounds like you're somewhere in between. yeah this is a good point. i probably don't need to clarify on the first part about canonization but i feel like in the mid-late 2000s there was a huge push by label pr to get indie rock fans into hip metal bands. you know, boris, sunn, mastodon/baroness/kylesa, etc. and so i got into like earth, melvins, floor, sleep, electric wizard, down, bongripper etc incidentally as a result. seriously, huge thanks. i've only heard a handful of those, so i'm just gonna add em all to spotify playlists and go through em. i'll check back in here for more after i've listened to and processed them. (also thanks for getting what i meant by usbm. i guess i'm fine with american stuff (i like some bone awl songs for example) and its not even a matter of authenticity or w/e i just don't think that wittr, liturgy, deafheaven, xasthur, nachtmystium, etc. are all that compelling)
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Ras Het posted:Listen to the Nihilist demos. i've already done this and they were good
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Yob is one of my favorite doom bands. They are definitely one of the most well-known, but I don't know how much you've heard from them, so check 'em out. Some more bands: -Horrendous - A modern death metal band that does old school 90s-style DM. https://horrendous.bandcamp.com/ -Nightbringer - A great black metal band that is way into the occult stuff. https://nightbringer.bandcamp.com/ -Below the Sun - A Siberian doom band that's mostly instrumental. Someone posted their album in the doom/sludge/stoner thread (which you might want to check out) and it was a really great surprise. https://belowthesundoom.bandcamp.com/releases -Primitive Man - Really nihilistic/misanthropic doom. https://primitivemandoom.bandcamp.com/ -Dead to a Dying World - More doom (I like doom, alright?). Their latest album is great. https://deadtoadyingworld.bandcamp.com/album/litany -Immortal Bird - Mostly death I would say, but incorporates a lot of different styles. https://immortalbird.bandcamp.com/ -Mortals - Blackened, doomy, sludgy stuff. https://mortals.bandcamp.com/music -False - More black metal I am in love with. https://gileadmedia.bandcamp.com/album/untitled-2015 -Obsequiae - Aria of Vernal Tombs is one of the best things I've heard this year. It's Medieval-tinged black metal and, to me, it's so joyously composed that I can't stop hearing it. http://listen.20buckspin.com/album/aria-of-vernal-tombs-2 -Forn - Bleak as gently caress doom. https://forn.bandcamp.com/ -Vile Creature - This two-piece came as a pleasant surprise to me earlier this year. They describe themselves as "Anti-Oppressive, Queer, Vegan Doom + Gloom". I fell in love with this album when I first heard, even more so when I saw them play and heard the guitarist/vocalist's story (he was born intersex, had some real lovely times because of it, the stuff on this album is really angry and really real for a change). https://vilecreature.bandcamp.com/releases -Sea - This is my friends' doom band and I love them, so I have to give them a shout out. https://heavysea.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2 I realize a lot of the stuff I put up here is pretty new, but there's obviously a huge, long-lived world of metal out there for the discovering. Have fun!
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Ok, I'm gonna be the one asking for stuff for a change. I'm mainly looking for individual songs of a certain type. I've been loving the poo poo out of the revival of 60s- and 70s style bluesy hard rock kinda stuff that's been going on the last few years. And quite often my favourite songs from a given band will be the slower, moodier ones, often with rather intense buildups. Some examples would be The Siren and Slow Motion Countdown from Graveyard, and No Hope Left for Me from Blues Pills. For something older, Child in Time by Deep Purple is also an excellent specimen of what I'm after. Oh and Praise You by Europe, for a new song from an old band. EDIT: Also this one. So yeah, give me your favourite oldtimey blues rock power ballad kinda songs. I'm also cool with possibly veering towards doom/stoner metal a bit, as long as it isn't too slow and droning. No matter if it's an actual old song or a new one from this revival trend. Nordick fucked around with this message at 00:39 on Dec 5, 2015 |
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Radio Spiricom posted:i want people to recommend me their favorite metal records as i'm pretty ignorant about the genre and subgenres outside obvious stuff. i guess some general guidelines: there's a lot of black metal that isn't 'canonical' norwegian or swedish stuff that metal dudes generally know about but isn't very known outside of that, here's some. I'm leaving out really obvious stuff like Bathory and Darkthrone, because it sounds like you probably know that already(although if you don't I can talk about that too). Czech scene Master's Hammer - Ritual (this is one of my favourite bm albums) Root - Hell Symphony (this album is cool because it has great riffs and also because all the song titles are different names for satan) Amon Goeth - The Worship (not nsbm even though their name is from a nazi guy) Greek scene Rotting Christ - Thy Mighty Contract (another favourite album) Necromantia - Scarlet Evil Witching Black (very cool band that uses a bass instead of a lead guitar) Varathron - His Majesty at the Swamp other important/good stuff that you may not have heard Mortuary Drape - All the Witches Dance (you'll like these guys if the occult vibe that mercyful fate sometimes do is your thing) Barathrum - Hailstorm (really primitive bassy sound) Tormentor - The Seventh Day of Doom (1st wave band, quite thrashy) Vlad Tepes / Belketre - March To the Black Holocaust (really raw lo fi split) Xibalba - Ah Dzam Poop Ek (cool mexican band a bit like darkthone, have the word poop in their album title) Demoncy - Joined in Darkness (one of the rare actually good USBM bands) Bestial Warlust - Vengeance War til Death (really chaotic sounding Australian band) Beherit - Drawing Down the Moon (real cool occult sounding band from finland, the dude does scary robot vokills and it's great) Blasphemy - Fallen Angel of Doom (canadian band that influenced a lot of 'bestial' black/death type bands) Mystifier - Wicca (primitive Brazilian band but with less thrash than most old brazilian stuff) Destroyer 666 - Unchain the Wolves (ownage Australian black/thrash) in terms of doom the canonical bands are all older ones from before the stoner stuff got mixed in, like St Vitus, Pentagram, Candlemass and Trouble. Henchman of Santa posted:Infernal War - Terrorfront
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Are there many cool groups like Penatonix? Not just doing acapella instrumentless covers, but also doing their own music? Both Love Again and Sing were my favorite of their songs, if that matters. I also love their costumes in their videos.
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A human heart posted:Personally I wouldn't waste time with a lot of modern stuff, because a lot of it is either bad or good but derivative of older bands which should probably be listened to first. awesome thanks, i'll give these a listen. i've listened to the darkthrone unholy trinity records (i really really really like these) and bathory - under the sign of the black mark and some influences like venom and celtic frost, and contemporaries like mayhem and gorgoroth and immortal and emperor but i'm a little in the dark with this stuff too. let me know if there are any essential bands/records i'm missing. this was a while ago though so i should probably revisit them and i'm also sure there are like consensus points with where one should stop listening for most of these bands that i'd be interested in hearing about. Detective Thompson posted:I realize a lot of the stuff I put up here is pretty new, but there's obviously a huge, long-lived world of metal out there for the discovering. Have fun! i'll give some of these a shot but it's like a human heart said in that a lot of modern stuff isn't good or bad, but derivative and i sort of don't have any way of contextualizing a lot of what these bands are doing yet. the metal records i've heard in my life so far probably couldn't even total a top 50 list 
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Radio Spiricom posted:awesome thanks, i'll give these a listen. i've listened to the darkthrone unholy trinity records (i really really really like these) and bathory - under the sign of the black mark and some influences like venom and celtic frost, and contemporaries like mayhem and gorgoroth and immortal and emperor but i'm a little in the dark with this stuff too. let me know if there are any essential bands/records i'm missing. this was a while ago though so i should probably revisit them and i'm also sure there are like consensus points with where one should stop listening for most of these bands that i'd be interested in hearing about. For Bathory you will probably also want to listen to the first two albums and Blood Fire Death. His viking stuff is good but pretty different to the early material and he also has a few real bad records in there(don't listen to Octagon). For other important first wave stuff you should listen to Hellhammer(pre Celtic Frost) and Sarcofago - I.N.R.I if you haven't. Also probably Sodom's first ep and album. You've got most of the standard Norwegian bands already, but you may also want to check out Ildjarn(very raw, sort of punky sounding). There's a lot of Darkthrone clone bands out there, but with many you might as well listen to Darkthrone again - Judas Iscariot did Darkthrone cloning pretty well, and it's another example of USBM that wasn't terrible.The consensus for where to stop for most of those bands(and a lot of metal in general) depends a bit on how jaded and reactionary you are I guess . Like I wouldn't recommend listening to any Mayhem after DMDS, but some people like it for whatever reason. For Gorgoroth I wouldn't listen to anything after Under the Sign of Hell, for Emperor the first album is probably the place to stop(although I'm not much of an Emperor fan even when they were good), and the best Immortal albums are the first two, although At the Heart of Winter isn't too bad.Generally later stuff from a lot of these bands isn't that important, even if you think it's good, early albums or even demos tend to be the important ones in terms of creating a sound and influencing other bands(although there are some bands that are exceptions to this). I can definitely give more recommendations but it might depend on what you like out of the things I've already suggested, because there's a lot of different bands you might want to look at depending on what you like.
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Ras Het posted:Listen to the Nihilist demos look i know i turned this into a meme and all but this is actually the correct answer also sarcofago spend your time listening to first wave bm and never look back. listen to the hellhammer poo poo and then grab some von or something go czech and listen to root & masters hammer then become extremely cool and listen to mortuary drape edit: uh if you like thrash already listen to some blacky thrash poo poo like the early aura noir records or desaster cryme fucked around with this message at 06:59 on Dec 6, 2015 |
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Machado de Assis posted:Looking for electronic music with a heavy use of conventional instruments that are both used straight and distorted, particularly pianos and guitars. You're probably already familiar with Shpongle, but you didn't mention them so I felt the need to bring them up. They're psytrance like a lot of Infected Mushroom, but they use a wide variety of real instruments like upright bass, different woodwind instruments, piano, acoustic guitar, brass, and a bunch of African and South American percussion instruments. They also do a lot of vocal sampling and modulation to turn voices into synths. Here's a track off my favorite album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=truDBhANnx8 On the more funk influenced french house side of things(since you mentioned Daft Punk), check out Lemaitre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEKUAz_gd0Y
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So....I actually liked a lot of stuff that got lumped into the whole "witch house" thing. Salem, Balam Acab, oOoOo, Holy Other, Lake Radio, Clams Casino, etc. I saw on Twitter today that Balam Acab has a new one coming out pretty soon. Can anyone recommend some good albums in that vein on what I've mentioned? Or I guess good stuff from whatever witch house became as it progressed/evolved/whatever?
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So while I was in Moscow I got turned onto Maria Chiakovskaya (Мария Чайковская) and got to see her in concert. I would really love some recommendations for similar singers/artists. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSQTFbRP_yo She was explained to me by Russian friends as being sort of jazz-ish. Not sure if that is true (I know gently caress all about jazz) but I love her style. Actually, if anyone has suggestions for Russian contemporary music in general I'd be really grateful.
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Argali posted:So....I actually liked a lot of stuff that got lumped into the whole "witch house" thing. Salem, Balam Acab, oOoOo, Holy Other, Lake Radio, Clams Casino, etc. I saw on Twitter today that Balam Acab has a new one coming out pretty soon. Can anyone recommend some good albums in that vein on what I've mentioned? Or I guess good stuff from whatever witch house became as it progressed/evolved/whatever? You didn't mention Purity Ring or Crystal Castles so definitely check them out if you haven't. Shrines from Purity Ring is my favorite and the later albums fall off IMO. You'll also like Forest Swords, Engravings is the only album of theirs I've listened to a ton. You might also check these guys out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV2g4-DrAYY that's Lulu Rouge. More conventional beats but still capture that sort of weird emotive darkness. Gay Horney fucked around with this message at 00:52 on Dec 11, 2015 |
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