Is there such thing as harsh noise jazz, industrial jazz or power electronics jazz?
Also, dream genres general I guess.
Is there such thing as harsh noise jazz, industrial jazz or power electronics jazz?
Juan Smith
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Jack King
Look up God, 16-17, early Scorn, et al
Ethan Morales
power electronics jazz sounds amazing
Isaac Parker
Yup, seconding these.
Also, Guts of a Virgin by Painkiller (and if you like that one and want more, get the first two albums by Naked City).
Ryder Hall
Naked City-Torture Garden kinda fits what you're looking for.
Carson Myers
Borbetomagus
Anthony Martinez
Maybe try Null & Void by Ground Zero
Leo Collins
Merzbow and Mats Gustafsson has collaborated a couple of times, so yeah, it exists.
Dominic Ramirez
Good indie rock
Asher Turner
check out moon hooch, saw them live opening for beats antique and it was amazing
Isaiah Scott
check out Naked City's self-titled
also some of Zappa's albums would qualify as that I think
Julian Adams
KEK
Caleb Reyes
I'm semi sure it's already a genre, but I really want mathrap to become a proper thing. I love non-4/4 and I can only think of two hip-hop tracks in time sigs other than 4/4.
Elijah Smith
The Peter Brötzmann Octet - Machine Gun could be identified as Noise Jazz assuming you don't alredy know it.
Brayden Nelson
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Weren't all those genres influenced by free jazz too?
Josiah Scott
I wish I could enjoy clipping but his tone of voice just ruins everything.
Death Grips already has a phenomenal math rock drummer, why don't they dabble in it more?
Ayden Nelson
Poseurcore might be the word your looking for
Samuel Baker
Never change Montie
William Powell
it's me brötzmann
*shoots you to shreds with saxophone machine gun*
Jayden Gray
i was starting to think you didn't actually exist and it was all a meme but hey montie
on topic, is deep house with dream pop-ish vocals a thing
Wyatt Flores
Only thing I could think of
Christian Taylor
Brody Watson
Anthony Braxton did an album with Wolf Eyes which you might be interested in.
Sure also that there's alot of EAI stuff also which uses jazz instruments and harsher electronics that might not be labeled as "jazz" because the term becomes redundant at that point.
For example Joe McPhee's Willisau Concert has some electronic elements that were reminiscent of industrial in a "jazz" setting iirc.
Michael Johnson
bump
Robert Hernandez
psychedelic jazz
Jack Sullivan
derp
Christopher Adams
Psychedelic shoegaze
Psychedelic blues
Samuel Brown
...
Parker Anderson
isn't shoegaze already kind of psychdelic
Hudson Hill
Tripfags are a meme
Brandon Brown
this.
Tyler Long
Nigga shoegaze is a variant of neo-psychedelia and most 60s blues rock is also psychedelic
But that wouldn't really fit with the indie tradition of putting "psychedelic" in front of your genre name to seem special
Jacob Robinson
Psychedelic blues - Safe as Milk
Psychedelic shoegaze - nigga shoegaze is a psychedelic genre you asshat
Henry Thomas
most shoegaze is already psychedelic
and in the 60s/70s there was a lot of famous psychedelic blues
Colton Stewart
t. has no idea what "harsh noise" or "free jazz" is
Jaxon Jackson
Did you even fucking read the OP? Do you realize what we're discussing?
>Also, dream genres general I guess.
Just fucking kill yourself jesus fucking christ I've never seen someone with worse reading comprehension.
Nicholas Brown
Yeah it's called prog
Gabriel Lewis
Krautrock Jazz
Cameron Jenkins
So just krautrock
Owen Collins
that's just krautrock senpai
Lincoln Walker
Experimental dub
Joshua Robinson
Folkgaze
Also, Post-Rock + Hip-Hop
James Scott
RAPGAZE/HIPHOPGAZE
Joseph Cox
le clouddead xd
Julian Howard
Parker Rodriguez
DIDN'T MERZBOW MAKE A JAZZY ALBUM ONCE?
Andrew Bell
Sorry I didn't mean to write that in caps