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DirtyCheeseburgers posted:Stating the obvious here but The Woods is a real noisey fucker of an album. Great stuff. no kidding, but i suppose 2005 was about the peak of the loud mixing 
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the new album is kind of like if you flipped the woods around and had it be pop with distortion instead of distortion with pop, so i think they managed to pull it off. i feel there's a lot of prog rock influences, bury our friends sounds like they were listening to jethro tull when they came up with the bassline
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Happy Hippo posted:Sleater-Kinney has no bass. The gypsies have no homes, and Sleater-Kinney has no bass. But don't let that frighten you, my man, let that liberate you. After all, what do you need a safety net for when you're high-flyin' with Sleater-Kinney? Viva Sleater-Kinney! well, baritone guitar that's effectively a bassline. it does sound a lot more bassy on this album
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CRINDY posted:had never really listened to sleater-kinney before "bury our friends" was released but good lord I've burned through "no cities to love" three times today and it keeps getting better. where do I go from here? listened to "dig me out" and loved it. i love "the fox" off "the woods" but i wasn't feeling the rest of the album as much just go from call the doctor upwards, they make more sense if you listen to them progress by each successive album
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