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Logan Morgan
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Jaxson Cook
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Just keeping things bumped til you kids wake up.
Wyatt Taylor
amebix
Jaxon Gray
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Looking for more stuff like this, that kind of goth Johnny Cash sound.
Caleb Jenkins
jay munly
smoke
Hunter Cruz
Robert Cook
A couple of Snog albums do a dystopian industrial take on spaghetti western. More similar than you'd think, but not reverb-dripping goth
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Oliver Mitchell
>jay munly
Really like what I'm hearing so far, thank you
>smoke
Can't find anything since its such a general name, mind linking me to something?
Awesome, like you said not quite the same but I like it. Spaghetti western is fun stuff.
Colton Robinson
What you're actually looking for is a thing that does exist. Maybe when I get some caffeine in me I'll be able to think of a few other acts.
Michael Thomas
Cool man, if you think of anything I'd love to hear it
Grayson Martin
Ethan Lewis
Such a power couple in their time.
Asher Hernandez
This is the most embarrassing general, honestly
Lucas Green
heh, I'm sure there are a few kanye threads in the catalog for ya to keep busy in
Jackson Kelly
Ignore this faggot. He's figured out he can get instant replies by using the word "embarrassing" in any context.
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Elijah Taylor
Lucas Robinson
Nice
Jace Gonzalez
Bumping with whatever decent pops up in my yt recs, which have gone to shit since I started giving other threads on Sup Forums a shot.
Benjamin Cruz
Oliver Wood
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Current 93 anyone?
Ayden Hill
no thanks
Luke Foster
can we all agree the cures disintergration is the greatest /dark/ album of all time?
Kayden Fisher
Do you dislike it enough for some reason that you felt like that post was adding something?
Gonna post more just for you.
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Brayden Kelly
shit son no way
Thomas Carter
Voodoo Church is way underappreciated. Too influential for their own good and just don't stand out the way they did three and a half decades ago, original frontman is batshit insane and spends all his time on youtube stalking his contemporaries
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Cooper Hernandez
superior
Ryder Turner
you earned my vote of silence
Nathaniel Reyes
This is the original frontman. Don't recommend it. The girl's version is vastly superior
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Henry Thomas
underapreciated
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Jordan Carter
Uh, alright m8
Dylan Williams
Not bad. Raw and punky.
Landon Morales
David TIbet is based
David King
The track around 13:00 has a great beat.
Jacob Barnes
I love this album cover.
Colton Bailey
leave
Michael Baker
Next thread will be The Great Dave Tibet Wars edition.
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Christian Parker
underunderapreciated
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Cameron Morales
that's not pornography
Joshua Parker
Changing the subject
>Boom Erang was one of the greatest youtube uploaders of all time
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Thomas Murphy
David Tibet is a madman
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Isaiah Price
>listening to usher
Jack Ward
Look at her whole channel though. Great standards, great for discovery. Sad she hasn't done anything in like 7 years.
Jordan Morales
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Here's some more spanish stuff
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Landon Barnes
Have you guys watched The Guest? It has a great goth/electro soundtrack
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Andrew Fisher
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CW is too good
Liam Turner
I listened to that album at least 2 times each day for a month when I first heard it. She's such a great songwriter, she really doesn't need the bells and whistles Abyss had.
Oliver Ortiz
new album when?
Isaiah Carter
I agree, I was obsessed with this album the first time I heard it. I hope she goes back to this style. I liked Abyss but in a different way and not nearly as much. Only gave it a few listens.
Asher Hernandez
This album makes me think of a band that would play in one of the greasy bars in Twin Peaks. This album is really good too youtube.com
John Campbell
Fav album of hers.
Dylan Lopez
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Speaking of Twin Peaks this soundtrack is great
Connor Perry
Daniel King
Neon - Lobotomy
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Linea Aspera - Preservation BIas
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Sixth June - Back For A Day
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By the way, how's been WGT 2016, bats?
Grayson Bailey
Im not sure why but i feel like twin peaks is super /dark/ tv show. David lynch in general is just super appropriate.
Cameron Garcia
Its definitely /dark/ and /comfy/ at the same time, I love it
Isaiah Gutierrez
Every thread on any topic can benefit from more neff
Lincoln Martinez
not even the /dark/est cure album, man
Matthew Robinson
The elder granpappy of /dark/
Luis Walker
All due respect, they just barely predate the earliest proper /dark/, and are related very tangentially at best, unless you count early Industrial Records stuff or this Tibet argument.
Jose Martinez
>this Tibet argument
What argument? C93 is definitely on topic.
Jaxson Jones
There's totally been an argument about it ITT. Trying to personally stay out of it, C93's not my thing, do think they're on topic anyway, but the argument has objectively happened here today.
Angel Young
Yeah one guy saying he didn't like it, probably you
Noah Nguyen
Wasn't me. Don't particularly care. Get over it.
Jack Wright
Nothing to get over dude. I'm gonna keep posting what I like regardless.
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Liam Powell
Nobody's stopping you. Nothing to get butthurt over.
Ayden Nelson
What? I'm not butthurt about anything.
Gavin Perry
Floor pounder
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Liam Sullivan
Landon Lewis
Is Youth Code /dark/ or /hottopic/?
Justin Martin
I'd say they're /dark/
Xavier Diaz
great stuff
Jackson Morgan
Grayson Ross
does rasenvirus really post here
if you read this I love you
Cooper Hernandez
thoughts on death rock?
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also is there a shared folder for essential /dark/ albums?
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Bentley Reyes
Yo we could use a huge ass /dark/ flowchart for the various subgenres like the /shugazi/ guys have. Or should we just use that giant postpunk chart that's been around for a while?
Joseph Butler
There was one about a year ago. It was a little flawed though. Could be a nice group effort, everybody pick a branch, etc.
Matthew Roberts
We should make one
Eli Perez
More often than not things are really hard to categorize in these genres though. So much cross-over and sloppiness and things that just defy classification. Gotta really keep a purpose in mind, like so you can go "I listened to this and liked it, would like to know what influenced/followed it," and not try to come up with like canonical nomenclature everyone will just constantly fight about.
John Phillips
I think individual charts would be better, /dark/ has a much wider scope than shoegaze. Obviously there'll be some crossover but maybe keep them to a specific subgenre, scene or even time period
Are the darker metal genres allowed here (black, death-doom, gothic etc)?
Parker Jackson
>darker metal
That's a tough one. Sucks to say anything is/is not allowed, but just one opinion, of late black metal seems to be in, at least as far as it has influenced and crossed over with newer goth. Death-doom is kind of a parallel thing that happened with a different audience (I'm sure there are counterexamples), and gothic metal is so derivative I'd rather not, but Type O and 69 Eyes come up, and I guess are fair game, so whatever.
Zachary Gomez
Also there are really simplified (somewhat cringe) charts on other sites dating back to the 90s (complete with cutesy cartoons) that might be a decent starting point if anybody has the stomach to dig one up. Can't say I'm 100% behind a chart yet. Kind of prefer just bombarding the thread with stuff, vague description if necessary.
Carter Green
>I think individual charts would be better
That might be the better option. /dark/ is kind of spread out in terms of what gets posted here. Can't really have one chart that just goes over a single genre without excluding a bunch of other good stuff.
The metal general is kind of shit t b h, they just circlejerk muh riffs death metal and shit post everything else from what I've seen
Aaron Martin
I meant to say most metal stuff probably belongs in the /metal/ general BUT they shit post everything, in regards to if metal stuff should be posted here.
Oliver Harris
>I'm not 100% behind a chart yet, but
If we were to make one, it could be seriously huge and date all the way back to Gottschalk. There are clearly traceable lineages. Getting it comprehensive would be crazy impressive.
Matthew Thomas
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Ye some thousand year old monk chants are pretty /dark/ too
Levi Johnson
That'd start to get really in and out of relevance, but would probably be fun. We could definitely go back to the late 1800s though, with plenty of sources.
Juan Ward
Yeah, I gotta say it's kinda comfy just having people post what they feel like as long as it fits within reason. Not opposed to a chart, though
True, I think besides black metal (which is popular in /meal/) the other darker stuff is going to be a niche whichever general it gets posted in. TON and occasional peaceville is all I've ever really seen on Sup Forums. It's not going to dominate the general so may as well be fair game
It is a pretty cool idea, if impractical. If not completely distinct individual charts there could be a series of some kind to make it easier. Then people can chip in when something comes up they have knowledge on.
If we're serious about it, the best place to start is listing every (sub)genre and tangential genre, and finding a logical order for them. Anything that old can be grouped as pre-dark or something
Caleb Perry
>pre-dark
There's an interesting flow from late American classical though that's really informative and different and specialized from mainstream rock.
Julian Edwards
Fair enough, I'm not that knowledgeable outside of rock so if it needs to be more specific that's fine by me
Jordan Moore
These threads are like what:
Gothic rock
Deathrock
Coldwave
Industrial
EBM
Batcave scene
Some niche types of metal that mix the abbove I guess?
Am I missing anything? Do we do powwer electronics or that's /noise/ biz?
Noah Mitchell
neofolk/post industrial too
and then there is the kinda goth/country/blues stuff we were talking about this morning
I'm not opposed to power electronics but I don't think I've even seen any posted here
Parker Garcia
Like quick, sloppy rough roots by the seat of my pants, Gottschalk->ragtime/delta blues->trad jazz->Weimar cabaret/Hungarian jazz/Gypsy jazz->Rhythm&blues(+Hillbilly out of nowhere)->Doowop/Rock'n'Roll->Novelty songs/Teenage suicide songs/Psych->Protopunk/protogoth->post-punk->(+concrete out of nowhere)=industrial/goth/deathrock->you know the rest.
Sebastian Reyes
Dark ambient certainly.
Carter Reyes
Have you guys been listening to Joy Division today?
It's the 36th anniversary of Ian's suicide today
;_;
Kevin Bennett
I posted one earlier but I wasn't even paying attention to the date
Benjamin Foster
Little bit ;_;