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Kanine posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kc-bhOOLxE Anything by Black Moth Super Rainbow / Tobacco https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceFUA943Sfo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MC6aAs4kkbY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3GPwabLuOc
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Kanine posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kc-bhOOLxE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_IPV2zeDIc zapp and roger
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Does anyone know any songs that have a lot of silence in them?
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oot posted:Does anyone know any songs that have a lot of silence in them? 4'33"
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ultrafilter posted:4'33" I should have specified songs that aren't 100% silent like 4'33", Magic Window, or Two Minutes Silence.
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Where should I start if I wanna get into Diamanda Galas and see if she's my cup of tea?
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Vincent posted:Where should I start if I wanna get into Diamanda Galas and see if she's my cup of tea? Are you more interested in her very avant-garde work or the stuff that's closer to traditional songs? Either way there's a fair amount of variety in what she's done, so going in chronological order is a reasonable option. ultrafilter fucked around with this message at 04:51 on Sep 10, 2019 |
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Ras Het posted:various cumbia El Buho does really downtempo cumbia stuff as well. Much more chill and electronic but still a little psychedelic I guess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCVAkCrJDdw
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oot posted:Does anyone know any songs that have a lot of silence in them? Talk Talk comes to mind, specifically Spirit of Eden and Laughing Stock, plus Mark Hollis' solo album. I think it's Laughing Stock that starts with thirteen seconds of silence.
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Any music with a similar sound and/or stage performance to Gary Glitter but without the raging sex offender part?
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More like Algiers? I just listened to both of their albums and love the soul-industrial-post-punk thing they've got going on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9GORTSh9Ig https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGZXzmM1smM
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I'm really liking this Black Midi album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aF7bJsYs74 Anything else like this?
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Harminoff posted:I'm really liking this Black Midi album. if you read the comments section of any black midi video you'll get plenty of people frothing at the mouth to tell you exactly what black midi sounds like, so you can always look at that but if you're into the progressive hardcore side of their sound you should check out late 90s - early 00s post-hardcore bands, particularly in the san diego scene: the plot to blow up the eiffel tower - dissertation, honey the murder of rosa luxemburg - everybody's in love and flowers pick themselves if you're into the talking heads / late period talk talk stuff, you should check out... well, late period talk talk: talk talk - laughing stock ought - more than any other day
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Harminoff posted:I'm really liking this Black Midi album. this heat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_53J5VS_guk i'm also getting some occasional guerilla toss vibes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBw_ytWaRXg Hooplah fucked around with this message at 01:42 on Sep 17, 2019 |
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So would anyone happen to have any recommendations for beautiful, soothing, more or less melancholic, string driven music? The more cello, the better. Not really looking for classical, I won't say no to it either if it fits the bill but I'm mostly after more contemporary stuff, with nice clean arrangements without too much aimless meandering, and just a few players instead of huge orchestral carpets. Some examples of the feel I have in mind: Eklipse (they mostly cover contemporary pop but I picked this example because that theme is one of the most heartwrenchingly beautiful melodies ever written) Arcanum soundtrack Apocalyptica's calmer side. Did I mention I love cello? Break of Reality. No, seriously, I loving love cello. (violin is still fine too though) I guess I'd prefer purely instrumental stuff, but some vocals aren't a no-go either. For example this song kinda fits the bill too, although the cello is very much playing a background part.
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Nordick posted:So would anyone happen to have any recommendations for beautiful, soothing, more or less melancholic, string driven music? The more cello, the better. Not really looking for classical, I won't say no to it either if it fits the bill but I'm mostly after more contemporary stuff, with nice clean arrangements without too much aimless meandering, and just a few players instead of huge orchestral carpets. Some examples of the feel I have in mind: kristin rule https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QAROM-TFn4
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Nordick posted:So would anyone happen to have any recommendations for beautiful, soothing, more or less melancholic, string driven music? The more cello, the better. Not really looking for classical, I won't say no to it either if it fits the bill but I'm mostly after more contemporary stuff, with nice clean arrangements without too much aimless meandering, and just a few players instead of huge orchestral carpets. Some examples of the feel I have in mind: Balmorhea, Kammerflimmer Kollektief, Rachel's, Amiina
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hifi posted:kristin rule Really good suggestion as far as fitting my parameters goes, sadly the music itself just isn't quite doing it for me. I'm sadly garbage at music terminology so don't know how to explain it better, but things like that repeating note Clarity opens with kinda ruin it for me. Nature of Reality was a good track though. canis minor posted:Balmorhea, Kammerflimmer Kollektief, Rachel's, Amiina Most of this is way off the mark, either by just being not what I'm after (Balmorhea; I guess I should have specified I'm after bowed string instruments. Like I said, garbage at music terminology  ) or also by being entirely too weird and experimental for me (Kammerflimmer Kollektief, what the gently caress even is this), but Music for Egon Spiele from Rachel's is pretty fitting, at least the conventionally melodic parts. What I sampled of the rest of their material was, again, way too weird.
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Harminoff posted:I'm really liking this Black Midi album. there's bits and pieces of a lot of stuff, some of which has already been mentioned, but you should definitely check out Wire, Gang of Four, and the Fall you might also get some joy out of the Blue Aeroplanes and Mclusky funkybottoms fucked around with this message at 22:36 on Sep 18, 2019 |
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Nordick posted:So would anyone happen to have any recommendations for beautiful, soothing, more or less melancholic, string driven music? The more cello, the better. Not really looking for classical, I won't say no to it either if it fits the bill but I'm mostly after more contemporary stuff, with nice clean arrangements without too much aimless meandering, and just a few players instead of huge orchestral carpets. Some examples of the feel I have in mind: Specifically for relaxing cello: Danny Norbury David Darling Zoe Keating Hildur Guðnadóttir If you're willing to go for something a bit more abstract and amorphous, I really recommend Richard Skelton, who's also released a ton of stuff under psuedonyms. If you're willing to go down the classical route, then I'd have a few more recommendations, but Brahm's Cello Sonatas would be a good place to start. EDIT: For beautiful, melancholic string music in general, a few random recommendations which are famous and which everyone loves: Max Richter - On the Nature of Daylight Jóhann Jóhannsson - Fordlandia Arvo Part - Spiegel Im Spiegel Henryk Gorecki - Symphony No. 3 Blurred fucked around with this message at 20:19 on Sep 21, 2019 |
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Is the Wedding Present album "Tommy" on par with George Best, Bizzarro, and Seamonsters?
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Is the Wedding Present album "Tommy" on par with George Best, Bizzarro, and Seamonsters? i don't love it as much as Bizarro or Seamonsters and it's more of a compilation than an album, but, yeah, if you dig all of these then you'll love at least half of it and at least enjoy the rest
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Plenty of good stuff in your post, but the two I left in the quote get a special mention for being exactly what the doctor ordered. That Max Richter piece legit put me in tears, and Danny Norbury's style is like a comforting warm blanket on a dreary dark autumn eve. Thank you.
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Are there any songs that sound like Ozar Midrashim by Information Society?
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Kulkasha posted:Are there any songs that sound like Ozar Midrashim by Information Society? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xoxUEKb0os
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Strange question, but can anybody recommend some radio stations that A) always play music and B) don't have commercials? I like to have background music playing on my Echo devices, but I'm too cheap to pay for a real music service. Seattle's KING FM Evergreen station is exactly what I'm looking for: constant music and zero commercials. KING FM is all classical, but a relaxing jazz or ambient station would be ideal.
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WNRN doesn't have commercials but the DJs sometimes talk up whatever product is sponsoring the station at the moment.
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Lester Shy posted:Strange question, but can anybody recommend some radio stations that A) always play music and B) don't have commercials? I like to have background music playing on my Echo devices, but I'm too cheap to pay for a real music service. Seattle's KING FM Evergreen station is exactly what I'm looking for: constant music and zero commercials. KING FM is all classical, but a relaxing jazz or ambient station would be ideal. I don't know what sources Echoes can play from, but there are a number of Youtube music streams that run 24/7 with no breaks, including the famous lofi study music stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHW1oY26kxQ Beyond that, there's a wide range of Internet radio stations out there with little to no interruptions. I listen to the Rainwave game music station at work just to have something in the background, but there's also places like Soma FM that have stations covering multiple genres.
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If someone's in the mood for some extremely weird dodecaphonic jazz, listen to this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNjjP-UJb_k
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Do people just see the thread title and reply without looking at what the thread is actually for? Should there be a "Hey listen to this" thread?
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me your dad posted:Do people just see the thread title and reply without looking at what the thread is actually for? quote:Should there be a "Hey listen to this" thread? You're welcome to make one.
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me your dad posted:Should there be a "Hey listen to this" thread? there is a 'Post the song you can't stop listening to lately" thread that serves a similar purpose for me: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2954122
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me your dad posted:Do people just see the thread title and reply without looking at what the thread is actually for? Relax, guy, it’s a slow moving thread and the regulars are into some pretty cool stuff so the occasional unsolicited recommendation is a nice bonus.
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Anyone have more extremely outer spacey music along these lines? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRu3w7H842E https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH_bcIIDw7A
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Those are both examples of ambient music. I've heard other things like them, but I'm blanking on names right now. If you search for "ambient" as a tag/keyword, you should find some similar stuff.
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ultrafilter posted:Those are both examples of ambient music. I've heard other things like them, but I'm blanking on names right now. If you search for "ambient" as a tag/keyword, you should find some similar stuff. Well yeah, I know what ambient music is, but I'm looking specifically for music that makes you think of a star field and galaxies. A lot of ambient music makes you think of natural scenes on Earth instead. Or sometimes hosed up unnatural places if it's dark ambient.
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Erebus posted:there's also places like Soma FM that have stations covering multiple genres. Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for! I'm pretty amazed something like this still exists in 2019; it feels like a very early 2000s web sort of thing.
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oot posted:Well yeah, I know what ambient music is, but I'm looking specifically for music that makes you think of a star field and galaxies. A lot of ambient music makes you think of natural scenes on Earth instead. Or sometimes hosed up unnatural places if it's dark ambient. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqbFGcYChi0 Peter Namlook & Richie Hawtin - From Within (and most of everything on Namlook's FAX label) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fl-avL16To ASC - The Outer Limits https://asc77.bandcamp.com/album/the-outer-limits This list, the first couple pages are mostly techno though which might be too specific. Llamadeus fucked around with this message at 15:39 on Oct 10, 2019 |
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