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Ambitious Spider posted:New waxahatchee is drat good.  New Waxahatchee day is always the best.
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captainOrbital posted:This is real good This is the song that got my wife and I into her. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKXD9ifn7y8
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Oh no I'm late to Jungle chat! They have had amazing dancers in their videos from the very start, these two videos made me an insta-fan when they first came out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcsfftwLUf0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4UckOGdZtI
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Megabound posted:This is the song that got my wife and I into her. This is the one that did it for me, only a couple of days ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PshxeE7Ot7c Trig Discipline fucked around with this message at 23:18 on Mar 22, 2024 |
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Megabound posted:This is the song that got my wife and I into her. I’m trying to imagine how much this would cost to shoot on aerochrome  Good tracks tho, will have to check her out
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Trig Discipline posted:This is the one that did it for me, only a couple of days ago. yeule does this justice imo
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digitalist posted:I’m trying to imagine how much this would cost to shoot on aerochrome You got me curious, $1500 if you shot it in 16mm and got it right the first time. It's about 5k for 400 ft which is like 10 minutes run time.
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Ok, I'm a yeule fan now. Absolutely nailed anthems.
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New Adrianne Lenker album is pretty much exactly my taste and I'm floating down a happy river
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I've only started listening to pop and indie recently after picking up Magdalena Bay, Yeule, Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album, and boygenius and related acts like late last year so if anyone's got recommendations on where to explore in any of those directions that'd be dope. I like listening to entire albums but singles are alright too.
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Megabound posted:I've only started listening to pop and indie recently after picking up Magdalena Bay, Yeule, Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album, and boygenius and related acts like late last year so if anyone's got recommendations on where to explore in any of those directions that'd be dope. I like listening to entire albums but singles are alright too. Charli XCX (if you like more traditional pop start with Crash but if you like weirder glitchier hyperpop start with Pop 2 or how I’m feeling now) Rina Sawayama (start with Sawayama) Lorde (start with Melodrama) Muna (start with their self-titled) Sky Ferreira (Everything is Embarassing EP/Night Time, My Time) PinkPantheress (first album Heaven Knows came out 6 months ago) Sophie (Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides) If you’re willing to listen to some KPop that fits in with all that, NewJeans should be your first stop.
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Megabound posted:I've only started listening to pop and indie recently after picking up Magdalena Bay, Yeule, Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album, and boygenius and related acts like late last year so if anyone's got recommendations on where to explore in any of those directions that'd be dope. I like listening to entire albums but singles are alright too. If you like boygenius, Phoebe Bridgers (one of the boygenii) had an album a few years ago called Punisher that was basically at or near the top of basically everyone's year end list. It's loving fantastic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9KYQ_tnTtc Oh and for minimalist synthy pop I think you simply can't do better than Sylvan Esso. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-_NNIX8cDA I'd also put in a plug for Arthur Moon, who are like pop from another universe and never got a tenth as big as they deserved to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iEgxnmXkUU Trig Discipline fucked around with this message at 11:45 on Mar 23, 2024 |
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Trig Discipline posted:If you like boygenius, Phoebe Bridgers (one of the boygenii) had an album a few years ago called Punisher that was basically at or near the top of basically everyone's year end list. It's loving fantastic. Also the Lucy Dacus album Historian is one to check out. Oh and Bettter Oblivion Community Center as well.
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Megabound posted:You got me curious, $1500 if you shot it in 16mm and got it right the first time. It's about 5k for 400 ft which is like 10 minutes run time. So you’re saying it’s possible  for someone that isn’t me. I’ve been picking up suggestions from this thread for a while, my Bandcamp has a bunch. A few standouts, Ariane Roy, Beach Bunny, Chloe Jara-Buto, Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter, Klô Pelgag, Viviane Audet, Mellie, Balm, Acht Eimer Huhnherzen, Work Wife, Camilla Sparksss, die Neue Sachlichkeit, Erregung Öffentlicher Erregung. I should just create a playlist with my best of from this thread. I also think I remember someone who was adding suggestions people posted here to a Spotify playlist? If I haven’t fabricated that memory, I wouldn’t mind following it if anyone has the link.
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Megabound posted:I've only started listening to pop and indie recently after picking up Magdalena Bay, Yeule, Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album, and boygenius and related acts like late last year so if anyone's got recommendations on where to explore in any of those directions that'd be dope. I like listening to entire albums but singles are alright too. The albums Loser, Superstar and The Art of Forgetting by Caroline Rose. 'Art' in particular is a masterpiece of song writing. The other two are nearly perfect pop albums
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I think that Roy Chukwuemeka Nnawuchi aka Dean Blunt may be one of the most talented persons living that I'm aware of. He doesn't really top my list in any one style but boy does he seem to do it all and do it well. Just a taste: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71440F93Etw I sometimes go 'woah' when I learn that a song in a show or movie was by him or that he contributed to a certain project. Because it can be like nothing I'd associate with him. Except for the fact that it's a thing and he does everything.
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https://youtu.be/5Le1myp8Bpo?si=DZ1wbPn5a1fwj9a3 there’s nothing else quite like him.
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Getting on that Waxahatchee hype. I rarely enjoy an album wrong to back, but wow is it good.
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i am finding myself nostalgic for music that is now somehow a decade old (i blame those early Jungle songs posted earlier) and man it's weird that wild beasts never got huge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IIbbFIQTKI if you've ever asked the question "what would alt-j sound like if they were actually good and not a guilty pleasure"... wild beasts were the answer
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Megabound posted:There should be more talk about Yeule, I did a quick search and there's 2 posts about her in NMD so: It's a good album but I'm a little more partial to her previous album that hit that electronic shoe gaze spot I love so much. https://youtu.be/Arfse3z5YzQ?si=Bn9dXvk9ruk7BLAx Might be my favorite song of the past few years just based on how often I listen to it. Would love to hear more of this Btw my videos don't automatically embed and I tried messing with the bb code to no avail. How are you getting yours to embed?
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Megabound posted:I've only started listening to pop and indie recently after picking up Magdalena Bay, Yeule, Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album, and boygenius and related acts like late last year so if anyone's got recommendations on where to explore in any of those directions that'd be dope. I like listening to entire albums but singles are alright too. Remi Wolf’s “Juno” album has a lot of bangers on it and then get into her EPs which have some good stuff too.
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On the pop front might also want to check out Caroline Polachek, both solo and as part of Chairlift.
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I'm curious if anyone wants to suggest some lyrical indie rock/pop/folk. I don't mean the focus is just singing over simple chords. The lyrics may not be even be the best part. Just that they're not an afterthought and instead are chosen to be meaningful or at least poetic in the way a poet choses words i.e. not just because they happen to rhyme or sound cool or relate to the title. Think Elliott Smith or Joanna Newsom both for an idea of what I mean and how varied the music itself could be. Bright Bart fucked around with this message at 09:36 on Mar 24, 2024 |
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Here's a throwback electronicy pop song= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqwuuWYNFJk I'd also recommend Taylor Swift's 1989, which is a stone cold classic, though haven't listened to the Taylor's version re-record
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Bright Bart posted:I'm curious if anyone wants to suggest some lyrical indie rock/pop/folk. Jason Isbell is one of the best lyricists alive in the folk/americana tradition. The entirety of Southeastern is a poetic masterpiece. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-s3vuXopS4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3Rg1CC9H8s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCaJqGR-_38
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Bright Bart posted:I'm curious if anyone wants to suggest some lyrical indie rock/pop/folk. I'm going to suggest, as always, some Scottish bands. Frightened Rabbit an amazing band that I feel doesn't get the international recognition they deserve. Then Hamish Hawk, current band in that Chamber Pop, Baroque Indie kinda space, up tempo, lyrically interesting. Arab Strap have always had good lyrics but the last album and the one coming up might be up your street. Glasgow has a real synth pop thing going on but for some reason that's all indie as well so try out Lucia and the Best Boys. I could put a hundred Irish bands here as well but I'll just call out CMAT, good song writer, catchy songs. Aramoro fucked around with this message at 19:17 on Mar 23, 2024 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hvrh-BkhA8o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL5K7sNT-JI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoDmksWUHTU Don’t think I’ve seen Camilla Sparksss mentioned here before, she’s got a bunch of interesting stuff. Canadian, but spent some time in Switzerland, I think. I came across her music when going down a Swiss themed music rabbit hole and since I’m terrible at categorizing music this is from her bio, quote:An instinctive mixture of experimental, lo-fi electronic pop, and melodic collages of a wide range of genre styles, performed with turntables, fat synthesisers and cutting vocals. digitalist fucked around with this message at 23:26 on Mar 23, 2024 |
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Bright Bart posted:I'm curious if anyone wants to suggest some lyrical indie rock/pop/folk. Afghan Whigs
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Bright Bart posted:I'm curious if anyone wants to suggest some lyrical indie rock/pop/folk. I will take this opportunity to plug Richard Dawson who is an incredibly talented musician and songwriter, even if he's one of these guys you'll either find to be a genius or unlistenable. Most famous works at this point are his last three solo albums which were concept albums about the past, present and future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfaW-yD7DoA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgpgtU-Y2dE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORRrBr85Reg
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Ambitious Spider posted:Here's a throwback electronicy pop song= Jack Antonoff, the producer of that album, band Bleachers also very much has its sound. But for stuff that sounds like that in recent year, sickly produced new pop, I suggest 100 gecs (https://open.spotify.com/track/4vwHBxN5OGtUqqUWvWClGd?si=XY9Wh6rsSjibuv3rqjmiUw), Rina Sawayama (https://open.spotify.com/track/43bYs8QkPdCdy5esfnmU1T?si=qAL0TEt0S8WGBLGz5FtaYQ), Ibibo Sound Machine (https://open.spotify.com/track/66nc0szStjBKa9iS5iW5Gh?si=RnjmbzKUTY2hQYsW0A4-RA), MUNA (https://open.spotify.com/track/5vYaBqOAT6JpZlAD3gO1AO?si=MXrKQi0GQC-gHCs6yUm9lA), and George Clanton (https://open.spotify.com/track/4Kh8w1MgC7LYHSbSX2lDzP?si=l4DT3uJXQSSAnRxWp-kU9A)
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Shageletic posted:It's a good album but I'm a little more partial to her previous album that hit that electronic shoe gaze spot I love so much. Glitch Princess didn't do it for me as much as softscars did but still excellent. I'm using the awful app to paste my video links and it looks like it's the youtu.be link that's doing it. This is what the app reckons: code:
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Costco Meatballs posted:The albums Loser, Superstar and The Art of Forgetting by Caroline Rose. 'Art' in particular is a masterpiece of song writing. The other two are nearly perfect pop albums
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Bright Bart posted:I'm curious if anyone wants to suggest some lyrical indie rock/pop/folk. Silver Jews / Purple Mountains RIP David Berman the GOAT
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Thanks for all the suggestions! Keep them coming if you have 'em. On the topic of lyrics, a song with a stellar chorus and/or bridge can be a trip, but I also really like when these aren't forced into a song that doesn't need them instead of being there but sounding like an afterthought to link verses. Entirely different genre but my man Lil Wayne seems to be at his very best when he goes hard with a five minute verse no chorus. I think especially in rap this definitely sounds more 'adult'. Kendrick does it too, and André 3000 has done it at least once or twice as well. Bright Bart fucked around with this message at 10:58 on Mar 24, 2024 |
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Bright Bart posted:Entirely different genre but my man Lil Wayne seems to be at his very best when he goes hard with a five minute verse no chorus. I think especially in rap this definitely sounds more 'adult'. Kendrick does it too, and André 3000 has done it once or twice as well. Rappers like Quelle Chris, Westside Gunn, Billy Woods (thinking specifically about Aethiopes) and Earl Sweatshirt are great for that too.
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Automata 10 Pack posted:https://youtu.be/5Le1myp8Bpo?si=DZ1wbPn5a1fwj9a3 Combine the opening and closing tracks, make the video scenes from the movie Elephant. Why not? I know it's not official but it fits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtzcoR5zLKA I am not a fan of weird for the sake of weird. I usually grit my teeth when an artist or group announces they're going to make something experimental because half the time it ends up being derivative (if only accidentally) and sounding just like every other song or album made with the goal of being experimental in mind. But this ain't that.
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Shageletic posted:Jack Antonoff, the producer of that album, band Bleachers also very much has its sound. But for stuff that sounds like that in recent year, sickly produced new pop, I suggest 100 gecs (https://open.spotify.com/track/4vwHBxN5OGtUqqUWvWClGd?si=XY9Wh6rsSjibuv3rqjmiUw), Rina Sawayama (https://open.spotify.com/track/43bYs8QkPdCdy5esfnmU1T?si=qAL0TEt0S8WGBLGz5FtaYQ), Ibibo Sound Machine (https://open.spotify.com/track/66nc0szStjBKa9iS5iW5Gh?si=RnjmbzKUTY2hQYsW0A4-RA), MUNA (https://open.spotify.com/track/5vYaBqOAT6JpZlAD3gO1AO?si=MXrKQi0GQC-gHCs6yUm9lA), and George Clanton (https://open.spotify.com/track/4Kh8w1MgC7LYHSbSX2lDzP?si=l4DT3uJXQSSAnRxWp-kU9A) The first bleachers album is great but haven’t really been able to get into the rest of them. I also like the terrible thrills record which is the first bleachers album with different singers like Sara barellis, charli xcx, Carly Rae jepsen, luscious
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Megabound posted:I've only started listening to pop and indie recently after picking up Magdalena Bay, Yeule, Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album, and boygenius and related acts like late last year so if anyone's got recommendations on where to explore in any of those directions that'd be dope. I like listening to entire albums but singles are alright too. Jessie Ware
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abraham linksys posted:i am finding myself nostalgic for music that is now somehow a decade old (i blame those early Jungle songs posted earlier) and man it's weird that wild beasts never got huge Saw them once and it was awesome, their last album didn't really do it for me but I loved most of their material. I think the vocals put a lot of people off tbh.
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