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midnightclimax posted:Aha, didn't know about Midwest Collective yet. What's your name on Bandcamp btw? Just realised the label I was thinking of was this one, not Midwest (though they're still good too): https://stratfordct.bandcamp.com/ I don't actually have a bandcamp account! Maybe I should e: for actual content, I'm addicted to everything PC Music and AG Cook have put out lately, all of which is very This Thread: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hmQ2n5FCdM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flgWCAaq4oI
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i'm also really into all the pc music & co stuff although i'm still not sure if it's more than people having fun. i went to the SOPHIE concert + party and i had a lot of fun. check out this max tundra jam from 2002 for some stuff that these people to be informed by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ7Pdx-Kbys my favorite a.g. cook track is that how to dress well remix, a gamechanger for me https://soundcloud.com/howtodresswell/repeat-pleasure-a-g-cook-remix like it or don't like it; it's extremely funny to read resident advisor nerds being really angry about the energy drink song http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=15574 looking fwd to seeing ag cook produced tracks in the pop charts soon
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Yeah, PC Music is some really great stuff. GFOTY would have to be my favorite artist to come out of that scene: https://soundcloud.com/pcmus/dont-wanna-lets-do-it https://soundcloud.com/pcmus/gfoty-secret-mix
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Spencer Clark just put out a dvd/art book/album and it looks awesome http://pacificitysoundvisions.com/ THE 3 HOUR DOUBLE TAPE CASSETTE IS BEYOND BELIEF. THIS IS LIKE MR. HOLLAND'S OPUS ON SPICE octagonoctopus fucked around with this message at 06:45 on Oct 15, 2014 |
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hey i am quitting/have quit SA and i wanted my last post to be here, enjoy the following: dr. butcher m.d. - suffer *original audio version* play these three simultaneously and if one ends before the others do restart it: Oneohtrix Point Never - Meet Your Creator The Dwark Band - S/T [Full CS] SOPHIE - ELLE playing Silica Gel and that butcher m.d. video in place of Oneohtrix for the simultaneous listening also works good, so enjoy. enjoy angel 1's 'dancehall minimix', bbrainz's '【1987年】', CLIQUE FREAK's 'HONDA PINATA · GOTTA GOTTA'. The vocals here are also good. take a moment to appreciate how good mid-2000s RnB could be. Answers Me, you might enjoy ИΔΤVИ, bl00dwave, this thing by Lancaster__, and Baby Sloth Spirit, why not.
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Farewell Bigup DJ. Love u, and all the best in things to come bro/ess!!
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simultaneous listening is something I would never get to work but that combo is real cool so that was a sick last post. farewell Bigup, your posts were good here.
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Man this cover of New Order by bbrainz is incredible. Thanks
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Don't know if it's been discussed before, but the new Dean Blunt album is amazing, even better than The Redeemer. Some of these tracks are amazingly lush.
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If you are looking for the basically any album under the vaporwave category, http://vaporwave.me/ is pretty great. Also has a handy discover feature.HorseRenoir posted:Don't know if it's been discussed before, but the new Dean Blunt album is amazing, even better than The Redeemer. Some of these tracks are amazingly lush. Yeah, that Dean Blunt is pretttyyyyy great
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I feel this video is appropriate to the thread: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV_kfqQoQNE
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HorseRenoir posted:Don't know if it's been discussed before, but the new Dean Blunt album is amazing, even better than The Redeemer. Some of these tracks are amazingly lush. Listened to it today, it's savage. Best Dean in aaages. Molly & Aquafina, hjoly shittt Great tracks on the new DB: Grade, Hush, X, FOREVER, MOLLY & AQUAFINA, 50 CENT, BLOW, LUSH Such a good album Quantum of Phallus fucked around with this message at 01:02 on Nov 14, 2014 |
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Listened to it today, it's savage. Best Dean in aaages. Can we talk about why this is good music? I enjoy listening to it, especially the more electronically oriented tracks like Grade. It just seems like the live tracks are so loose...drums off beat, his voice out of key, some instruments changing key others not. I don't mean this in an insulting way, but it's super amateur and sounds often like mid 90s alternative. Is it possible to break down why this is good? Again, I dig it and it's been my late night subway riding music this week, but curious what draws you to it.
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I don't dig it so much, The Redeemer is much better It's hard to understand Dean Blunt without the context of all his other stuff, but basically he's channelling, quite deliberately, the 90s britpop sound, there's bits of Oasis, MBV, Blur in there, all types of poo poo, but with this kind of faux rap posturing "50 CENT" "TO THE NIGGAZ THAT KNEW ME / SUE ME", and I think he's trying to paint a picture using the juxtaposition of the two worlds. Dean Blunt is involved in the british art world and the influence and collaboration with Joanne Robertson, also an artist and musician, shows here. there's also a load of invective that might have something to do with the Copeland / Blunt split of yore. a lot of his stuff sounds intentionally lazy, it's just his sound So yeah, post-rave comedown britpop with cynical posturing. Make of it what you will
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actually the whole album has this kind of trajectory that goes from the bright lights of 90s london nightlife, girl in hand, and ends up as a kind of stoned, doped flat squat vibe at 4am. a not-so-subtle metaphor for not only drug abuse, but bad relationships. It's also called BLACK METAL because that sounds cool
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I listened to it regularly during the last week, i really love it. Of course it sounds "cheap" in a way ; at the same time there are very complex and subtle loops, very shoegazy guitar parts, etc. This is all an album about contrast for me, even between dean's voice and the female voices. It's beautiful because it sounds like a broken diamond. Totally naive and at the same time deep ; beautiful and ugly ; simple and complex ; etc. I guess the contrast OM talks about above fits in this as well. I did not listen to The Redeemer as much, will do soon. PS : talk about loops ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2lM8XXehlo Ugrok fucked around with this message at 12:43 on Nov 17, 2014 |
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thatfuturekid posted:If you are looking for the basically any album under the vaporwave category, http://vaporwave.me/ is pretty great. Also has a handy discover feature. What a waste of someone's server space.
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I wanted to like the new Dean Blunt but I just don't care a lot about the referential material in the first place. Maybe it would be more meaningful to me as a Brit or someone who was ever into that kind of music.
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I decided to give this blunt a listen since you are all talking about it, and it has so little energy, and I don't mean pace, I mean like it does not feel like anything. Kinda dull imo. I like where it is going, but I don't like the feel of it.
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thatfuturekid posted:If you are looking for the basically any album under the vaporwave category, http://vaporwave.me/ is pretty great. Also has a handy discover feature. it seems like such a misunderstanding of vaporwave to set up an archive for it. like the point is that it's ephemeral
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http://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/22050/1/oneohtrix-point-never-goes-intergalactic Here's an alright interview with 0PN, but sounds like his score to Magnetic Rose was a one time thing. octagonoctopus fucked around with this message at 01:06 on Nov 18, 2014 |
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I'm listening back to Cold again for the first time in a while and I like it a lot more than I remember. Maybe it's one of those ones that you gotta let simmer for a while.
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Listened a lot to Dean Blunt's "Redeemer", and i must say that it is a masterpiece. Indeed, it is better than Black Metal, which is really good as well. It makes you warm and sad inside.
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New 8 minute Ferraro: https://soundcloud.com/b-e-b-e-t-u-n-e/uizf9nsttbmu
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There's nothing like walking drunk through a sleeping city at 3 am while listening to Smackos' UFO Underzooeek. Thanks thread !
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https://soundcloud.com/oneohtrix-point-never/sets/rush-bubs OPN and A.G. Cooke
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Want to listen to an hour-long lecture about Ferraro, Lopatin et al? Wait, come back... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYCkxaIBg54
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Black Metal is album of the year!!!
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a milk crime posted:Black Metal is album of the year!!! It was so good.
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o.m. 94 posted:This is of course incredible. The influence of Giger on 90's CGI cannot be overstated - think Terminator 2 and the Abyss as classic examples of this vision realised in primitive CGI chrome. Fluidity, amorphous shapes unbounded by modernist, industrial constraints. A hinterland of Utah Teapot turned organic meldworlds- the same sick, naive logic thing that gave us the Lawnmower Man, a film that is definitely on par with Hellraiser as a vision of the eradication of flesh. The abdication of physicality is the premier touchstone of postmodern thought - and it is everywhere in our lives Has anyone listened to HR Giger's Studiolo yet like the whole thing?
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I tried, but could not find it online. In the meantime : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36sK3VESXy0 Sorry, i can't help it, this guy is a genius.
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I haven't seen this posted yet in the thread, but some days this just works for me. As a disclaimer I called this "recklessly poppy" the first time my roommate showed it to me. Eventually I found out that he's connected to OPN in some way, and that Lopatin could potentially have helped in the production of some of his tracks, which of course got me to take it seriously .  I feel like the synthesized choir in this tracks is particularly oneohtrix-y. I wouldn't call it too experimental, it just feels like a pop song he might have touched in some way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eCRIOxpHcg
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octagonoctopus posted:Has anyone listened to HR Giger's Studiolo yet like the whole thing? I finished listening to it yesterday. I got it and "Pinhead in Fantasia" in the mail at the same time, and I think that Studiolo is the more focused work in spite of being way way way longer.
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Hey good music thread, I've just moved to New York City and am itching to hear some weirdo electronic music in public. By chance does one else live here and have any recommendations on venues for either dj nights or regular performances?
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"i suspect that cyberspace exists because it is the purest manifestation of the mass (masse) as Jean Beaudrilliard described it. it is a black hole; it absorbs energy and personality and then re-presents it as spectacle. ... cyberspace is a mostly a silent place. in its silence it shows itself to be an expression of the mass. one might question the idea of silence in a place where millions of user-ids parade around like angels of light, looking to see whom they might, so to speak, consume. the silence is nonetheless present and it is most present, paradoxically at the moment that the user-id speaks. when the user-id posts to a board, it does so while dwelling within an illusion that no one is present. language in cyberspace is a frozen landscape. ... i have seen many people spill their guts on-line, and i did so myself until, at last, i began to see that i had commodified myself... i created my interior thoughts as a means of production for the corporation that owned the board i was posting to, and that commodity was being sold to other commodity/consumer entities as entertainment. ... many times in cyberspace, i felt it necessary to say that i was human. once, i was told that i existed primarily as a voice in somebody’s head. lots of times, i need to see handwriting on paper or a photograph or a phone conversation to confirm the humanity of the voice" https://gist.github.com/kolber/2131643
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Very cool vids I came across: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag3vkQmzwS8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xRXV1xHZ8M "Exterminate all rational thought. Reality ends here. you can dream in Cyberspace."
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Leon Sumbitches posted:Hey good music thread, I've just moved to New York City and am itching to hear some weirdo electronic music in public. By chance does one else live here and have any recommendations on venues for either dj nights or regular performances? John Fell Ryan djs at the manhattan inn pretty regularly and he is also hiring drivers for his moving company.
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