>post-rock band sampling eerie monologues
ITT: music tropes you love
Chase Thompson
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Jose Richardson
>vocalist's voice breaks during emotional song
Brandon Brown
false endings, no matter what genre
Aiden Davis
Woo-ooo-ooo vocals a la strawberry jam.
Luis Perry
>When the Levee Breaks drum beat sample
I don't even like Led Zeppelin that much, but I love that beat
Camden Perry
monstrous growls or screams which turn into emotional singing or vice versa. i.e. yob
Nathaniel Carter
Examples of this?
Owen Bennett
WOOD BLOCKS
Mason Foster
6+ minute songs.
This.
This.
Hunter Hernandez
>teasing a crecendo
Nathaniel Parker
Vocalist goes way off key in a manner they'd never be able to reproduce live.
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Wyatt Edwards
the car's on fire and there's no driver at the wheel
Also
>When vocalists who regularly sing clean break into skramz
Wyatt Ward
Kevin Reyes
>shittalk during beatbreaks
>"yeah" as filler
>drum crash after pause accompanied by forceful lyrics
>superimposed melodies
Nicholas Bell
Xavier Myers
>screamo vocalist breaks into spoken word
Grayson Butler
inaccessible, noisy, or cold albums with a heart rending pop ballad somewhere in the mix
Leo Barnes
Vocals are mixed low over a wall of noise
Ryan Rodriguez
>Rock album that ends in a soft track
FUUUCK shit makes me rock hard
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Hunter Jenkins
yes please
Levi Wilson
anythin' else like this?
Robert Ortiz
Xiu xiu early stuff?
Nathan Hughes
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I don't want to say it's necessarily inaccessible, but I remember first listening that and thinking it's a pretty nice noise rock album. And then track 9 came on. Cemented my love for it.
Christian Myers
Xiu Xiu yup
Cindy Lee is doing stuff like this currently
Ohama's album I Fear What I Might here is all darkwave/synth "pop", and then ends with this straight up piano ballet
the contrast with the rest of the album and just how jarring that shift can be adds so much weight to those moments
Jonathan James
Perfect Day - Lou Reed
Owen Jackson
This.
Henry Morgan
deadpan vocals over a repetitive baseline
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Jace Brown
>Shouted vocals buried deep in reverb repeating a cleanly sung line
Aaron Morris
I hate them.
Connor Evans
I dont know the right way to describe it but whatever they did in i am the walrus to make lennon's vocals sound like that is fucking great
Nolan Davis
I love those
Jordan Reed
nevermind opened up a whole new world for me
Jordan Robinson
>early 2000's rap
>has references to dogs
>heavy use of horns
Charles Hall
>Bollywood sample
>Song still continues for several minutes after vocals finish
These are great too
Alexander Martinez
Caleb Mitchell
Connor Campbell
>Male and female vocalist harmonising
Ian Watson
>sax solo
Nicholas Russell
>song with a female vocalist
>male vocalist comes in on the seccond verse
Isaac Myers
check my four
Sebastian Barnes
>drum machine combined with acoustic drums
>distorted bass with clean guitar
Ian Carter
>noisy free-form orgy into a well crafted song
Ethan Howard
I'm usually totally against fadeouts, but its such a perfect closing riff that I want it to go on forever
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RIP Reimer :'(
Jason Howard
>indie guitarist is using a fender offset
Jackson Taylor
fuck yeah
also
>sidechain compression in a non-electronic track
Lucas Parker
>drums in a post-punk band sounds like it came straight out of a dub record
Easton Morales
>gated reverb on snare
Ryan Perry
>surf guitar in a punk song
John Flores
>fuzzy, loud rock track
>music stops and guitarist just starts palm muting with a wah pedal
Juan Evans
>when male singer uses slight vibrato and his voice rises in pitch during the emotional climax
Example would be any Tool song.
Alexander Gonzalez
>catchy song having a horn section free jazz style freakout at the end
Tyler Baker
Is this surf guitar?
Hunter Sanchez
OH LAD I WANT THIS
Noah Edwards
This Heat
Julian Gonzalez
Have you heard Pharmakons recent record?
Angel Ross
Wyatt Butler
have you heard X, mr president? some of my favorite vocal harmonies with a bit of punk stank thrown in
Henry Walker
This is my fetish
Levi Roberts
William Harris
Bulls on Parade?
Joseph Young
>Band plays live
>Has an actual orchestra with them
Jace Murphy
That first riff is a surf riff but after that it is entirely not surf
Henry Brooks
>song slowly becomes a cacophony of noise, drumming, and various musical instruments
Caleb Green
>that feel when you wanna listen to like, 12 different songs at once
ty, thread. You did this to me
Caleb Hernandez
All of these, along with hip hop songs in non-simple time sigs.
Joshua Martin
When an extremely emotional 6+ minute song fades out all its instruments excluding the piano, which you just now realise has been subtly playing the entire time
Joshua Russell
Literally Turn on the Bright Lights
Perfect fucking mixing
Nolan Morales
What song is this?
Cameron Gonzalez
You mean like singing through a shitty bullhorn?
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Joseph Wood
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this never fails to make me smile (because i'm a retard)
Hunter Lee
i am a newfag, what do all these music words mean?
Wyatt Edwards
Easton Lee
Evan Ward
>teasing a crescendo
Example please? I don't get what you mean.
Brandon Edwards
R E V E R B
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especially on vocal-only (no instrumental accompaniment) pieces
Luis White
Noisy guitar jams centered around krautrock inspired drum beats. Even very loosely applicable songs like Disorder by Joy Division get me going, that driving beat is key
Thomas Parker
Pump organ/harmonium
Chaotic sampling
Organic, freely improvised harsh noise
Classically trained female vocalists
German or russian vocals
Chopper-style rap
Daniel Stewart
>vocals layered into a round or saying different things
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Nathaniel Martin
>lo-fi stuff with only acoustic guitar and vocals
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>layered female and male vocals
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Joshua Diaz
my man
Aiden Ward
Hi-hat barks
Tyler Bailey
Google is your friend.
Jack Rivera
>Metal with ominous, mantra-like vocals
Dopesmoker, most stuff by Yob, Om, the list goes on
John Scott
probably Long Season