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canis minor posted:Hard to say really - for Macmaster/Hay I'd say Hook, but then Love & Reason has phenomenal Thograinn Thograinn, though I'd say Hook fits more into your criteria (and MacMaster does her own irish music gig, though I'm fed up with irish music for a while having been listening to Enya for far too long); in case of Hidden Orchestra it's definitelly Night Walks - there's such a plethora of different intstruments and remixing going around, every song is different, opposed with Archipelago, which feels a bit monothematic. I listened to both Night Walks and Dawn Chorus, I really enjoyed both! And yeah, the variety of Night Walks was kind of surprising, yet it still felt cohesive overall. The song "Stammer" around 4 mins was particularly surprising; it caught me off guard while I was doing other things and I found myself head nodding to it. Still haven't listened to Archipelago yet, but will ASAP. Oh gently caress me dude, Balmorhea is it (notably the song "To the Order of Night")! Thank you much! Though really, everything you've recommended stroked my fancy  .Any particular soundtrack/album by Jeff Beal you enjoy? Thanks again!
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pliable posted:I listened to both Night Walks and Dawn Chorus, I really enjoyed both! And yeah, the variety of Night Walks was kind of surprising, yet it still felt cohesive overall. The song "Stammer" around 4 mins was particularly surprising; it caught me off guard while I was doing other things and I found myself head nodding to it. Still haven't listened to Archipelago yet, but will ASAP. Glad you liked them  (especially given that, after recommending Hidden Orchestra, I've listened to the songs you posted from Braids and thought to myself "why did I recommend this, they don't sound nothing alike")I'm most familiar with Carnivale OST (as I was a fan of the show; music from that soundtrack is supposed to be contemporary to American great depression) and of the stuff he did on the House of Cards (which is pretty climatic as well) so I can recommend these, but at cursory glance, given that they're quite spanned apart in his output, they sound similar (or at least follow same patterns). canis minor fucked around with this message at 19:05 on Jul 13, 2017 |
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I've started playing in a little for-funsies punk trio with a very gravelly/shouty singer, and I'm looking for simplistic punk songs with those kinds of vocals that could be covered by three people with rudimentary skills. To give you an idea, his voice sounds a lot like this dude's, albeit in a somewhat lower register: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l68I76ckSg So far we've been playing stripped down versions of stuff like the above, Stiff Little Fingers ("At the Edge," "Nobody's Hero"), The Business ("Suburban Rebels"), and Minor Threat ("Minor Threat"). So there's a tendency toward classic 70s/80s stuff but contemporary pop punk is OK too. I don't know a lot about Oi! music but I think there might be some fertile territory there. And I do emphasize that simpler is better, because we suck. Thanks!
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Thermos H Christ posted:I've started playing in a little for-funsies punk trio with a very gravelly/shouty singer, and I'm looking for simplistic punk songs with those kinds of vocals that could be covered by three people with rudimentary skills. To give you an idea, his voice sounds a lot like this dude's, albeit in a somewhat lower register: Playing some songs from Wire's Pink Flag is really easy and will make you look like smart(rear end) punks if that interests you. I know Minor Threat covered them at some point. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwJCUn0ndwA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLp1iFquAgY Minor Threat's cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAMVGvCuV3I
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Thermos H Christ posted:I don't know a lot about Oi! music but I think there might be some fertile territory there. Sham 69?
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Thermos H Christ posted:I've started playing in a little for-funsies punk trio with a very gravelly/shouty singer, and I'm looking for simplistic punk songs with those kinds of vocals that could be covered by three people with rudimentary skills. To give you an idea, his voice sounds a lot like this dude's, albeit in a somewhat lower register: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TCdTs7NqdQ
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canis minor posted:Glad you liked them Hahaha, it's more than fine, I mean like I said before, even if it doesn't match, I'm still enjoying it. I'm always happy to discover new music . Thank you!I do enjoy the House of Cards stuff, did not know it was Jeff Beal until now, though. Thanks for the recs!
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So this might be a bit difficult because I'm looking for something a little weird, but if anyone can point me toward some music similar to these few tracks I'd love the help, specifically the DOOM track. I loving love it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P9S8EEcfBQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4crWq3TYIU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ja3LGFY1i0o Theotus fucked around with this message at 05:59 on Jul 15, 2017 |
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Jul 15, 2017 04:23
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For the first track - Team Sleep
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I thought for a long time that I didn't like hip hop but I found Dälek and it turns out I just dislike tracks that aren't drenched in noise and reverb. Dälek are also great because MC Dälek isn't (at least obviously) a raging misogynist and his lyrics are amazing, so that's also a big plus.
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canis minor posted:For the first track - Team Sleep Yeah, Team Sleep is good.
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Cymbal Monkey posted:I thought for a long time that I didn't like hip hop but I found Dälek and it turns out I just dislike tracks that aren't drenched in noise and reverb. Dälek are also great because MC Dälek isn't (at least obviously) a raging misogynist and his lyrics are amazing, so that's also a big plus. 7/10. Would've been better if you mentioned how all rap is bitches, blunts, and bling. Also nobody who listens to hip hop actually considers dalek hip hop. But otherwise that's a pretty good fake post.
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alansmithee posted:7/10. Would've been better if you mentioned how all rap is bitches, blunts, and bling. Also nobody who listens to hip hop actually considers dalek hip hop. But otherwise that's a pretty good fake post.
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Probably like how Kenny G isn't jazz or w/e. /r/gatekeeping poo poo
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Hey y'all I'm wondering if a thread exists for a genre, but I don't know what the genre actually is called: basically electronic music that doesn't have a super-fast house tempo, so like the shared space between hip-hop and edm and r&b. What I'm specifically looking for is slow thrumming bass with pretty vocals or other music on top. Examples include Walked Away (feat. Y.A.S.) - OBESØN, Y.A.S.; Orientness (Minorstep Remix) - Lqd Hrmny; Mazde - Forest of Gold; Miles to Go - Stateless (all available on Spotify if someone is cool and bored enough to reference) Is there a thread for this? I think of the genre as "Soundtrack to Really Good Sex"
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Jul 18, 2017 16:24
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Beach House is tangentially that.
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Isn't it downtempo?
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black.lion posted:Hey y'all I'm wondering if a thread exists for a genre, but I don't know what the genre actually is called: basically electronic music that doesn't have a super-fast house tempo, so like the shared space between hip-hop and edm and r&b. What I'm specifically looking for is slow thrumming bass with pretty vocals or other music on top. im not going to listen to any of those but it sounds like you're looking for ambient house or ambient techno (see also ambient dub) or maybe even dub techno
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Y'all can see why I'm having trouble figuring out wtf to look for
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pliable posted:Hahaha, it's more than fine, I mean like I said before, even if it doesn't match, I'm still enjoying it. I'm always happy to discover new music https://taylordavisviolin.bandcamp.com/ There's a percussive element to her songs so it's not as floaty as you were originally looking for, but her solo violin melodies are still the front and center of the material, and it's just absolutely beautiful stuff.
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Making a long playlist for a friend's party. The request was "music that sounds like Fear of Tigers" so someone recommend me some more full-on glittery dance music because I'm running out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KfdedFvsN4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAnoGWC5urQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6ADzvidBD4
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Nordick posted:I know it's been a while now, but just in case you're still open to more stuff and reading this thread, check out Taylor Davis. She's one of those Youtube musicians who started by covering video game soundtracks, but she's also made a decent amount of original music such as her latest album: Oh I've actually heard of her years ago! I loved her Zelda covers (looks like I even have it added to my library). I was waiting for her original material, but then just kind of fell out of touch, thank you for reminding me of her! Listening to her latest album now
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I'm looking for some quirky, maybe bittersweet, retro-inspired instrumental synth music. For lack of better comparison, something like the Postal Service but without the vocals. Or maybe something like what you'd hear on the Life Aquatic soundtrack. Any ideas?
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the other guy from the postal service records as dntel, and also used to be in a similar group called figurine so i'd say start there. try caribou/manitoba/daphni and the four tet record rounds. you might also like m83 or mum or broadcast but they all use vocals to varying degrees. all the other stuff i would recommend isnt very twee but if you want me to talk about it i can
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Drink-Mix Man posted:I'm looking for some quirky, maybe bittersweet, retro-inspired instrumental synth music. For lack of better comparison, something like the Postal Service but without the vocals. Or maybe something like what you'd hear on the Life Aquatic soundtrack. Any ideas? Sounds like you're looking for Mobius Beard by Copy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9V7um0dh73M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE1fhXCK-F8
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Thermos H Christ posted:Sounds like you're looking for Mobius Beard by Copy. Dig it, thanks!
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Drink-Mix Man posted:I'm looking for some quirky, maybe bittersweet, retro-inspired instrumental synth music. For lack of better comparison, something like the Postal Service but without the vocals. Or maybe something like what you'd hear on the Life Aquatic soundtrack. Any ideas? The Drive soundtrack. Also, the Chromatics.
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I'm looking for something similar to this Oneohtrix Point Never track - sorry for the Spotify link - Youtube doesn't have it up yet. https://open.spotify.com/track/3ZRDY8SxJt3oUfQjCQhNER It's called Leaving the Park, off the Good Time soundtrack.
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Does anyone have any recommendations for 70s type pop rock with a female lead singer along the lines of the Kiki Dee Band or Buckingham-Nicks era Fleetwood Mac? (Must exclude Heart pre-emptively since I'm already familiar with them.)
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Wheat Loaf posted:Does anyone have any recommendations for 70s type pop rock with a female lead singer along the lines of the Kiki Dee Band or Buckingham-Nicks era Fleetwood Mac? They're not a 70s band, more a throwback band, but check out Angel'in Heavy Syrup from Japan. They have four albums, just titled I-IV, and each one is better than the previous one, so start at IV and work backwards.
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I'm looking for primitive, lo fi synth stuff, in the vein of 80s Maurizio Bianchi. Some Will Over Matter material is kind of like this, and so is this dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKXUSOLp-KI, but I haven't heard much else that's similar. I'm already aware of some of the 80s italian noise/PE guys who were influenced by M.B. but I'm not really looking for straight up noise here.
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A human heart posted:I'm looking for primitive, lo fi synth stuff, in the vein of 80s Maurizio Bianchi. Some Will Over Matter material is kind of like this, and so is this dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKXUSOLp-KI, but I haven't heard much else that's similar. I'm already aware of some of the 80s italian noise/PE guys who were influenced by M.B. but I'm not really looking for straight up noise here. thought broadcast maybe? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcYoMNt_h_o
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slowdave posted:thought broadcast maybe? Thanks, this is cool! I also found this thing by sheer coincidence like 5 minutes after I made the post and it nails the sound, maybe even a bit too much like MB https://soundcloud.com/hansonrecords/copley-medal-devries-excerpt-from-impersonal-attraction-cassette
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A human heart posted:I'm looking for primitive, lo fi synth stuff, in the vein of 80s Maurizio Bianchi. Some Will Over Matter material is kind of like this, and so is this dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKXUSOLp-KI, but I haven't heard much else that's similar. I'm already aware of some of the 80s italian noise/PE guys who were influenced by M.B. but I'm not really looking for straight up noise here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTTaImeMubo&t=28s
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I just started listening to Agnes Obel. Not a huge fan of this genre normally but her stuff is so powerful and emotional. Also she has great vocals but doesn't overuse. So I wanted to know where to start with her stuff.
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Can anyone recommend any funk rock along the lines of Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys or the Buddy Miles Express?
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Funkadelic are very obvious but also the closest thing I can think of to Band of Gypsys. I'd be interested in other people's recs.
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Wheat Loaf posted:Can anyone recommend any funk rock along the lines of Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys or the Buddy Miles Express? sly & the family stone, war, betty davis, black merda prince & rick james in the 80s. also lots of post-punk is essentially funk rock although it probably lacks the psych edge you're looking for me'shell ndegeocello & d'angelo in the 90s soundway's the world ends comp is also extremely good
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Does anyone know if this is a thing? I'm trying to find music that combines Eastern Europe/Slavic folk music/instrumentals/etc. with electronic music. Alternatively, if anyone's familiar with the Age of Empires 2 soundtracks and can recommend music similar to that, that would be awesome. Not entirely sure what you would call that genre. I guess electronic world?
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Wheat Loaf posted:Can anyone recommend any funk rock along the lines of Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys or the Buddy Miles Express? Would it be too far out there to recommend Minutemen? "I felt like a gringo" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGFsOqB60Rw "Viet Nam" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5LKJid28xA
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