>2muchachos - teplaja beautiful short EP.. very BOC-esque. everything you want from ambient.. songs flow very nicely
>Tycho - Dive it's good. can't say anything bad about it. but it lacks personality
>Boards of Canada - Hi Scores not their best work but still good. the first two tracks are great but i'm not a big fan of the others (including everything you do is a balloon). not bad though
>Tim Hecker - Radio Amor Wow. pretty mindblowing.. a big step forward from his first album. love the glitch influence.. azure azure is incredible
>Stars of The Lid - Gravitational Pull vs. the Desire for an Aquatic Life not as noisy as their previous album and not as engaging.. but very nice. lovely drones
Jeremiah Cox
OK Computer - 0.5 Soundtracks for the Blind - 0.5 Endtroducing - 0.5 Led Zeppelin IV - 0.5 The Downward Spiral - 0.5
Christian Jackson
thanks for shitposting on what could be a decent thread
William Young
you are boring af
Easton Davis
It's funny how people on mu like drone ambient I can't dig it myself I prefer my ambient with a bit of groove you know Try Tim Hecker's Imaginary Country... I only listened to 1 track of it but I imagine it's even dronier than Radio Amor Some other drone ambient I kinda like is Eluvium Lambert Material is a nice album of his
Grayson Miller
real life sucks
I don't really listen to that much electronic music so I can't really comment on any of that. Stars of the Lid are nice.
Cameron Peterson
drone ambient is great but i can't listen to it all the time, probably around 60-70% of the time i'm listening to lighter stuff, more ambient techno or ambient house (definitely check out teplaja, can't recommend it enough) but sometimes there's nothing that hits the spot like some real heavy layered drones
I'll get to Imaginary Country soon, i've been going through his, Gas (Wolfgang Voigt)'s, Brian Eno's, and SOTL's discographies chronologically lately. I find that's usually the most rewarding way to get into an artist
I'll check out Eluvium, thanks :)
Gabriel Adams
>Yndi Halda - Enjoy Eternal Bliss crescendocore run-of-the-mill post-rock, VERY similar to GY!BE in sound, first track was great still
>The Fall of Troy - Doppelganger I thought I'd hate this, but it's screamo Mars Volta up to 11, which is a good thing IMO
>Tool - Ænima starts off great, gets kinda samey towards the end. I'm not a big fan of the guitar tone either
>Nisennenmondai - Destination Tokyo very repetitive, it tries to be Can but it doesn't hold a candle to it. track 2 was pretty danceable tho
>Gato Barbieri - Chapter One: Latin America expected better from Gato, it's just ok-ish latin jazz
John Mitchell
you might dig A Winged Victory for the Sullen's self-titled famalam
Grayson Harris
forgot about the few words
4songEP
solid songs, not their best output. cover of disorder is great.
The Dark Ages
first two songs are absolutely stellar. some of their best. last song is just good.
Ocean Songs
a bit too monotonous to be rated higher. kind of just has one mood that goes on for an hour. still good. just wish it had more variety.
Cabled Linear Traction
wew. almost just as good as Cycles of Days and Seasons. really great experimentation. was surprised that they used to be like this. would've never guessed when listening to what they were doing just two years later.
Californication
I've always had a soft spot for this band. While it not be my favorite stuff, it still is really solid, even though it has some glaring flaws.
Jose Scott
Yee It's been in my backlog for a while now
Xavier Young
>otep - generation doom first album ever heard from this band, or artist or whatever it is. underrated nu metal. first half is very catchy and goes hard, second half gets kinda cringy and sjwcore, but production makes up for it.
>young thug - jeffrey not too into trap rap, but this wasnt bad. instrumentals were kinda cool. highlight was the kanye west song
>ajj - the bible 2 very fun album to listen to, suprises around every corner, great imagery, good production. singers voice always kinda irritated me, couple of the songs sounded the same, and might have need to be a few songs longer
>diiv - is the is are average alt rock album. not bad not good
>angel olsen - my woman redundant softcore
Adam Jones
>Pixies - Um Chagga Lagga good song but with subpar production, not much else to say >Janet Jackson - Nasty Very aggressive and industrial but also very commercial and with a strong groove, a difficult combination that Jam & Lewis pull off with pristine excellence. A masterpiece in every sense of the word. >Joanna Newsom - Sapokanikan song is semi-decent but vocals are annoying and the production is awful, not enough dynamics >The Black Eyed Peas - #WHERESTHELOVE I was hoping this would be better than it actually was but it's pretty boring and the production is not very good >Beyoncé - Love On Top One of her better songs, decent but could have been better. The drums, horns, and vocals sound very brittle. Californication, good record but loses major points for it's sound quality, this looks about right.
Noah Scott
>rating singles kill yourself
Jayden Moore
myopic rockists like you deserve to be lined up for the gas chambers
Dylan Sullivan
dont throw stones in glass houses filthy poptimist
and im no rockist
Liam Morgan
over a week ago I added a bunch of releases to RYM that were missing and uploaded cover art for them too.
4 of the cover arts got approved within a couple hours and then there are like 10 that still haven't been approved over a week later.
Why
Tyler Rodriguez
>Suzanne
Love the lyrics and fun poppy feel to this album. Her voice is a little flat for better or worse on a lot of tracks, but the performances and especially the great guitar licks are really great. Straight Lines is fantastic >Rain Dogs Took me a really long time to formulate a rating on this. There are parts I love the hell out of and others that just annoy me, but overall great album. >High Rising Just could've used more direction. Started on a pretty weak note, and seldom grew into the explosive climaxes I like Clint for. There were some great movements but it was just kinda good overall >Jeru
Just not a fan of this guy man. I listen to and enjoy a lot of rappers, but I don't fuck with Jeru. I didn't like Sun Rises either. His flow just gets old quick, he does the "throwing people offguard by not rhyming" thing terribly, and he has some pretty wack beat selection. There's much better from NY >Filth Really a great listen, with the moods of nostalgic tracks like Winter Wonderland and the eerie tracks toward the end. Hell, I've never even seen this movie, but I get a pretty good idea of it from the movie poster and soundtrack combined
Luis Bell
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Samuel Green
Ya Um Was just meh. I found it corny honestly >Newsom's vocals are annoying Keep listening to her, especially Have One On Me. She will grow on you, and you will be glad she did I like Thugger and couldn't stand Jeffrey. He wanted so bad to be Lil Yachty There are definitely good songs among all the bad on Californication. A good number of em Fall Of Troy only go downhill from there, stick with that. I liked the Yndi Halda album this year a lot What's up Montie
Skeleton Tree's amazing even though you already know that. Idk if that was your first listen to Occupather, but I'd rec you give it another listen. I thought it was mediocre the first couple times, then loved the hell out of the 3rd and 4th. Gets a lot better when the lyrics grow on you.
Nathaniel Williams
>Keep listening to her, especially Have One On Me. She will grow on you, and you will be glad she did Have One on Me is her only good album from what I've heard thus far. I'm scared to check out The Milk-Eyed Mender knowing how mediocre Divers is and how bad Ys is.
