Who is the Can of our generation?
Who is the Can of our generation?
Adrian King
Ryder Turner
diiv
Evan Hill
Yorkie Dork and the Radhads
Carter Turner
Radiohead
Jeremiah Turner
Boredoms
Jonathan White
Boredoms
Owen Sanders
21 Pilots
Angel Thomas
Rich Homie Quan
Gavin Price
Lil Uzi
Aaron James
Hella
Dominic Watson
>watching some krautrock/can documentary on youtube
>not bad, pretty comfy
>getting towards the end talking about influence
>interview zach from diiv
>5min scene where he makes some shitty song
>mfw
Carson Peterson
I can't really get into diiv for some reason
Cameron Anderson
I mean they're okay I guess but absolutely forgettable
Zachary Fisher
Yo mama
Brandon Barnes
yo post a link. you stirred my curiosity
Robert Roberts
Death Grips
Jeremiah Thompson
Just search "krautrock documentary" on youtube there's like 4 of them. I think the one I mentioned above was the noisy one because that sounds like some bullshit they would do
Blake Allen
These are pretty accurate
Nathan Torres
I agree with him that "less is more" but I also agree with you that what he's playing sounds like 13 year olds jamming in the garage
Levi Lewis
It's in ironically The Knife
Adam Cruz
> > > > > > i n i r o n i c a l l y
Jeremiah Jackson
How the fuck did DIIV come to be known as the modern "krautrock influenced" band?
Thousands of rock bands since the 70s have been influenced by krautrock, what makes DIIV so special
Jacob Rodriguez
Him, his band, and really that whole scene seems very "style over substance".
Like just because you can name drop all these "obscure" bands, that aren't really all that obscure anymore thanks to the internet, not that that's a bad thing btw, doesn't mean that their music is really in anyway in the spirit of those bands they're name-dropping, and the the whole thing just comes off as pretentious
Idk that's just my general impression, maybe I'm just bitter cause he gets to make music for a living
Brandon Roberts
animal collective
Lincoln Morales
It's always been fashionable to namedrop krautrock bands
Brody Lewis
no I agree their latest album has very little substance. its partly the fact they have their own formula they change very little from song to song, sameness gets boring. it isn't always "trance inducing" which he likes to think
Aaron Cruz
this desu desu fampai
Joshua Bennett
boredoms haven't made a record since 2004. How is that this generation
Xavier Foster
that's well in our generation
Alexander Cox
Either Black Dice or Boredoms.
Ryan Roberts
I don't want to make any claims, but I think this is quite close