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all suggestions were cool and good, notably so that Colored Music album because it's a dead ringer for weird mid-80s A Certain Ratio, but like a happier bull market version of that, which supports my theory that the Japanese economic miracle had a profound effect on the entire post-punk ethos the picky picnic album is not at all what i was looking for, but it's weird and cool and i am better for having heard it e: in fact relistening now, ACR's "Lucinda" sounds a little TOO similar to that first Colored Music track 
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Looking for more stuff like 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand. Really haunting Christian music, ideally folk/country/acoustic but I'm really open to anything.
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Kvlt! posted:Looking for more stuff like 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand. Really haunting Christian music, ideally folk/country/acoustic but I'm really open to anything. My roommate is extremely into this stuff and would definitely recommend Slim Cessna's Auto Club/any other Jay Munly related material.
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Sep 20, 2018 00:16
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Kvlt! posted:Looking for more stuff like 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand. Really haunting Christian music, ideally folk/country/acoustic but I'm really open to anything. Maybe something like O'Death? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0y2LtlcE5c
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Sep 20, 2018 01:39
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Kvlt! posted:Looking for more stuff like 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand. Really haunting Christian music, ideally folk/country/acoustic but I'm really open to anything. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrx2-DzuefU
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Thanks everyone, some really great stuff there!
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Can I get some mumble rock recommendations? Stuff like Blue Mountains by Diamond Rugs Gimme Some Salt by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Blue Boy by Mac DeMarco Laugh At Sex Not At Her by Strange Boys And alt-J and Modest Mouse are popular ones, too. Bonus points if it's female mumble singers instead of dudes.
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So the first two minutes of "Vanishing Beauties" ( https://youtu.be/boXCtctwifY ) by Les Discrets has these fantastic electric pop bits and I wish to god the whole song was like that. It's a bit dark and morose but in a poppy way and I feel like there has to be something adjacent to synth pop and goth stuff that will scratch the same itch. Similar itch: remember Heartbeat by Justs Sirmais on Eurovision? https://youtu.be/l7P5D4CDRnA anything like that but less hammy?
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Sep 26, 2018 16:00
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Can somebody recommend me some new synthwave/retrowave (or something inspired by it) that does something different with the beat other than going duh-DSHHH, duh-DSHHH the whole time?
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Sep 26, 2018 21:53
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Drink-Mix Man posted:Can somebody recommend me some new synthwave/retrowave (or something inspired by it) that does something different with the beat other than going duh-DSHHH, duh-DSHHH the whole time? Have you listened to CHVRCHES or Beach House? I feel like Grimes counts too. Or are you looking for instrumentals, specifically?
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Franchescanado posted:Have you listened to CHVRCHES or Beach House? I feel like Grimes counts too. Or are you looking for instrumentals, specifically? Yeah, those are good recommendations, I like Grimes especially, but yeah, I was hoping for instrumentals. EDIT: Though you gave me the idea to search for instrumental Grimes mixes and that is totally scratching the itch for now. Drink-Mix Man fucked around with this message at 22:37 on Sep 26, 2018 |
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Sep 26, 2018 22:17
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Drink-Mix Man posted:Yeah, those are good recommendations, I like Grimes especially, but yeah, I was hoping for instrumentals. If you have Spotify I can link you some playlists you might like
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I really like the band Om, and want more of that but without the metal part. I love the religious elements and middle-eastern sound and droning, meditative music.
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Sep 27, 2018 23:45
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I love Big Gigantic, any other electronica artists with a significant jazz/funk/horn influence? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXlvAptAl60 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7WrzH-j2nM
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Looking for more albums that are like the first two by Jane's Addiction, in particular, Ritual de lo habitual. Any ideas?
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Still crossing my fingers on the my earlier post but in the meantime, what if I'm enjoying stuff like Russian Circles or on the softer end like Japanese post-rock but I kind of wish the songs "went somewhere"
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goose willis posted:Looking for more albums that are like the first two by Jane's Addiction, in particular, Ritual de lo habitual. Any ideas? Probably Mother's Milk by the Chili Peppers, but I imagine you may already be familiar with it. I don't think much compares with Janes Addiction, except Porno for Pyros. Of all the late 80s early 90s alternative stuff, Perry Farrell was doing something pretty unique sounding.
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Some good rock bands with low baritone or bass vocals? No metal preferably, ideally punk or grungey sounding. Uptempo anyway. And with a singer lower in pitch than, say, Scott Weiland who is a high baritone I think. Already familiar with Joy Division, but in that vein is fine too.
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regulargonzalez posted:Some good rock bands with low baritone or bass vocals? No metal preferably, ideally punk or grungey sounding. Uptempo anyway. And with a singer lower in pitch than, say, Scott Weiland who is a high baritone I think. Sisters of Mercy
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regulargonzalez posted:Some good rock bands with low baritone or bass vocals? No metal preferably, ideally punk or grungey sounding. Uptempo anyway. And with a singer lower in pitch than, say, Scott Weiland who is a high baritone I think. The Birthday Party
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regulargonzalez posted:Some good rock bands with low baritone or bass vocals? No metal preferably, ideally punk or grungey sounding. Uptempo anyway. And with a singer lower in pitch than, say, Scott Weiland who is a high baritone I think. Misfits obviously Protomartyr Radkey
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regulargonzalez posted:Some good rock bands with low baritone or bass vocals? No metal preferably, ideally punk or grungey sounding. Uptempo anyway. And with a singer lower in pitch than, say, Scott Weiland who is a high baritone I think. pile https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ympWKSVaxlc
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I have something of a strange request. Looking for music I otherwise might not come across based on an eclectic listing of bands I currently listen to regularly. Hoping that some resounding theme stands out that someone might be able to laser in on some new places to look. Clutch (okay I lied, starting with my favorite band, from here there's no significance) clipping. Death Grips (Ex Military / The Money Store era mostly) Church of the Cosmic Skull Merlin (The Wizard, something about that sax) Superorganism High On Fire (not crazy about their latest album) Mastodon (situationally) Aesop Rock Hail Mary Mallon TimeCop1983 Run The Jewels (soured on most of their stuff, sadly) Ghost Serj Tankian Deltron 3030 The Dead South Nero Crywank Carpenter Brut
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Eh, we have close enough music tastes that I'm going to recommend my current favorite band from Bandcamp, The Black Queen. Specifically the Fever Daydream album. https://theblackqueen.bandcamp.com/album/fever-daydream-3 They're basically NIN if he went a different direction after Pretty Hate Machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kj9-QKZVW54
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IUG posted:Eh, we have close enough music tastes that I'm going to recommend my current favorite band from Bandcamp, The Black Queen. Specifically the Fever Daydream album. Huh, kinda reminds me of more raw Built By Titan? I think I know someone who will dig this even if it doesn't stick with me, but so far I'm enjoying it! Anything else? 
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Alright, I'm just going to look at what I have from Bandcamp since you said you wanted stuff you normally wouldn't come across. Here's some of the ones I can recommend a bit easier. Rap https://p-o-s.bandcamp.com/album/we-dont-even-live-here-deluxe-edition https://doomtree.bandcamp.com https://cubbiebear.bandcamp.com/album/force-back-to-sleep  Rock https://baroness.bandcamp.com (I was surprised these guys were on Bandcamp honestly.) https://ghostbrigade.bandcamp.com/album/isolation-songs https://controlisaband.bandcamp.com/album/obsolete-through-automation (I believe the drummer is a goon.) https://thedarkestofthehillsidethickets.bandcamp.com/album/the-shadow-out-of-tim
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Anniversary posted:Anything else? You listed some synthwave stuff so Dance with the Dead. From the fuzzy retro rock side of things there's Graveyard. Pretty big band so you might've known them already but eh. Adjacent to The Dead South, maybe Goddamn Gallows will do something for you? The Night Flight Orchestra is cheesy as fuhhuuuck, but you listed Ghost so you're probably not too worried about cheesiness. And as total gut feeling hail Mary I'll additionally toss in Whoopie Cat.
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If you like Carpenter Brut, try Perturbator. Former black metal guitarist who started making cyberpunky synthwave stuff. Has done some stuff with Carpenter Brut. Also HEALTH. Especially the album DEATH MAGIC. For more old school sounding industrial (Skinny Puppy ish) try Statiqbloom. 3TEETH, especially their album EXECUTE.EXE. Industrial metal. More rap oriented, MF DOOM maybe. Definitely more light-hearted/tongue-in-cheek but in a similar vein to RTJ.
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Anniversary posted:I have something of a strange request. Looking for music I otherwise might not come across based on an eclectic listing of bands I currently listen to regularly. Hoping that some resounding theme stands out that someone might be able to laser in on some new places to look. probably too obvious, but Handsome Boy Modeling School, Kool Keith's Dr. Octagon, Czarface, and pretty much anything on Def Jux (especially the first Cannibal Ox album). Despot is awesome, but has never released an album, so you have to kind of make your own from all the various bits and pieces that are out there oh, and Burnt by the Sun
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Anniversary posted:I have something of a strange request. Looking for music I otherwise might not come across based on an eclectic listing of bands I currently listen to regularly. Hoping that some resounding theme stands out that someone might be able to laser in on some new places to look. Sleaford Mods Army of Moths
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Thanks all! Awesome looking recommendations, some of which are things I know and love, but a lot of new ground to explore too! Awesome, I had a really busy day yesterday so I'm still checking out The Black Queen, but these are on the list! Will look into them! I'm a huge fan of Dan the Automator, but haven't listened to all of those so I'll have to give them a look. My memory is that Dr. Octagon was a little too... uh, lets call it absurd for me too listen to regularly, but was definitely an experience. I've heard of Perturbator and MF DOOM but never got super deep into either, I'll definitely give them more of a chance and will try those others soon! Dance with the Dead is in the same category with Perturbator and MF DOOM in that I've listened to them some but not enough to break into them, so will give them more of a chance. Graveyard, are they still good? I saw them live a while ago but heard they broke up and then reformed? And haven't given them much of a listen since then but the newer stuff seemed different? (They were the opener at probably my favorite concert experience wise, it was Graveyard/Clutch/Mastodon at Red Rocks, but Brent decided to mumble his way through his set which I know some people don't mind but I found it a downer.) And yeah, no shame here. I'll check out TNFO soon! I've heard Whoopie Cat, and liked it, but it'll definitely go in the listen more closely category. I'll definitely do a follow up with thoughts (that's okay in this thread right?)
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Anniversary posted:Dance with the Dead is in the same category with Perturbator and MF DOOM in that I've listened to them some but not enough to break into them, so will give them more of a chance. What I love about DwtD are their shamelessly catchy and memorable melodies, and how they utilise  butt rock electric guitar riffs and solos to accompany the synths. Their new album from a few months ago is a bit more on the heavier OONTZ OONTZ side, but great anyways. Near Dark, which I linked to in my post, was what got me into them and is still my favourite release of theirs.As for Graveyard - I like the latest album, Peace, that came out this year. It's a definite step up from its kinda lacklustre predecessor, Innoocence & Decadence, which was a bit too soft imo. Peace takes a step or two back towards the rougher, fuzzier sound of their older stuff.
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What's some good modern coldwave/minimal wave? I'm enjoying Boy Harsher right now but know basically nothing about the genre otherwise
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I'm looking for some new music for my workout playlist. I like trance and techno with a dark, hypnotic sound to it. I also have some synthwave tracks, but that whole genre is hit or miss for me (I like Carpenter Brut, and a few songs here and there). Some examples of the kind of music I'm looking for are these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKM_8dXD65U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-IX3U3CWX4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC4lOdiV2jk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcFWEwpgGFo edit: vv Cheers Spermando fucked around with this message at 09:40 on Oct 9, 2018 |
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Spermando posted:I'm looking for some new music for my workout playlist. Perhaps a bit obvious but: Gesaffelstein https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB8Ci7X5HUU other possible suggestions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GagZP4o0bjA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HehmOBD7grw (ebm stuff etc.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORJt3PJWewI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sehRBjVCujQ And if you don't mind going mid-2000s as all hell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fF8LVjcL7OU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjn1vqheHvU Beeswax fucked around with this message at 23:03 on Oct 8, 2018 |
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Anyone else listen to CAN or other krautrock bands? I recently got into it and was thinking of starting a thread however krautrock is such a broad genre and I'm mostly just enjoying the Motorik beat stuff. My favorite track right now is probably Halleluwah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dZbAFmnRVA I did come across this band called Cave recently that is pretty great and worth checking out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNdbQ908KNw What's some other good stuff?
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I would encourage a krautrock thread. There are broader ones with threads and it's popular among the kind of people who use internet music forums. The problem is nobody really plays it anymore.
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Oneida does https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhwNfva1WJA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4gez9tz1C0
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which sites would you recommend...for recommendations? i get hype machine's newsletter, which offers five tracks per week to check out. any others?
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Harminoff posted:Anyone else listen to CAN or other krautrock bands? I recently got into it and was thinking of starting a thread however krautrock is such a broad genre and I'm mostly just enjoying the Motorik beat stuff. neu!, kraftwerk, harmonia, faust, and tangerine dream are all absolutely essential krautrock. there are plenty of other bands from the period too, but those are musts sonic youth, stereolab, king gizzard and lizard wizard, harmonia, joy division, talking heads, electrelane, wire, yellow magic orchestra all, to varying degrees, took something from krautrock. and there are lots more i just don't feel like typing about right now. seriously, go spend like...three years with all of these bands. there's enough material
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