>Punk songs with saxophones
ITT: Personal Music "Fetishes"
Evan Phillips
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Jace King
>song devolves into crazy free jazz horns at the end
>using horns ever
Austin Scott
There's an entire genre for that
It's called Ska Punk
Oliver Kelly
>rap that shows funk/jazz roots with a trumpet/sax/bass solo
As you can guess I liked the last track off dre's latest
Asher Ward
my dick, too, is hard for tomas kalnoky
Samuel Rivera
NEW YORK'S ALRIGHT
Aaron Ramirez
>Shoegazey guitars and fuzzy synths that make a complete block of sound
>At the end of a song everything except quiet keys/guitars stop but those continue while one instrument keeps playing a long solo
>Screaming in genres where this isn't typical
Bentley Powell
this
pic related
Levi Richardson
Guitar solo continues through the last chorus.
Isaiah Reyes
>saxohones
Evan Lopez
...
Gavin Williams
OP here
This is my favourite album
I have genuinely got erections from this album
Liam Thompson
Real rap is my fetish.
Logan Thompson
>ethereal sounds
>violins/violas/cellos
>soft/sleepy vocals
>Government Plates
Alexander Brooks
F A ∞
> It went like this
'Cellos
Jack Martin
This has some awsome sax in it, not the main theme tho.
Fucking love the dickies, if you haven't, you should listen to them.
Brayden Stewart
Also.
Austin Russell
>Highly mixed, repetitive bass
Carter Price
Just dumping now.
Anarchy camp
Jose Howard
>ethreal sounds
>misantrophy
>walls of noise
>extreme distortion and fuzz
>drones
>gloominess
>sadness
yes i think jesu's s/t is the best album ever made
Jordan White
BoC type synths
Drums
Post-rock Post-rockiness
Mason Sanders
Isaac Sanchez
VCR are great
Verry synthy
Ryder James
>Simple ethereal melodies combined with poppy drums.
Bentley Gonzalez
hey (You)
are (You) (Me)?
Anthony Johnson
>Synths that pitch shift slightly or have heavy use of vibrato
>Crisp, high tuned snares
>Clean melodic guitar interplay
>Screaming without using any techniques, just how person would normally scream
>Bass lines with sixteenth note rhythms and subdivisions
John Phillips
men who can sing falsetto (thom yorke, rufus wainwright, jeff buckley, elliott smith)
Anthony Martin
Parker Lee
I can't stand Noise or anything like that, but noise incorporated in an otherwise "normal" song is amazing. Silver Rocket is a prime example.
Wyatt Moore
Check out the song Cop Shoot Cop by Spiritualized if you haven't already
Grayson Foster
Indian chants on my dubs
Kevin Butler
Will do. Off out now, but cheers for the rec.
Jose Morgan
>Fuzzy shoegaze/noise pop guitar distortion and faded vocals
combined with
>Vast, epic-sounding Post-rock soundscapes
Dominic Nelson
Lush, layered productions of crushing/swirling guitars overlaid with ethereal melodies and a pervasive, melancholic mood.
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This also does it for me with more noisy, dissonant instrumentation.
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Adam Thomas
progressive music in full speed (any recommendation is welcome)
Austin Lewis
I sure hope you know about shoegaze
Jaxson Harris
Well yeah, that's sort of the nexus point for all those things. It's not quite the end-all, be-all for music for me - oftentimes it's not quite sad enough to hit that perfect fetish point - but yeah, it's among my favorite genres for getting the rest right.
Jaxon Powell
Songs that have like 2 or 3 'parts', like it starts out slow, then changes to a totally different speed, then another
Isaiah King
Double or triple-tracked guitar by one man
Ryder Cook
>lo-fi drums
>all the members of the band screaming/singing some kind of repeated lyric, all the music stops and they keep singing
Ryder Nguyen
Dance-Pop with church bells and organs
No idea where to find this though, other than Electric Chapel
Daniel Baker
>Chanting type songs like youtube.com
>Long and melodic outros like Katy Song
>Not sure how to describe it, but songs that have a singing style like a slave I suppose, songs like youtube.com
Jason Gutierrez
Do you by chance know any songs/albums that have this, this is my fetish as well
Samuel Rogers
>All the members of the band screaming som kind of repeated lyric etc etc
Honestly pop punk does this
Levi Williams
the album I posted does
I don't know any others
Gavin Wilson
>band stops for a brief moment in the middle of a fast song and then returns at the same pace
The quick stop in Nosferatu Man is one of the best moments on the album
Joshua Stewart
>Tempo increases every time a new riff is played
Brody Edwards
Name at least 29 songs that do this
Christian Kelly
> final chorus of the song has a horn section
feels good mang.
Isaiah Perez
Songs sung by young korean girls desu
Good shit
Jackson Kelly
madness?
Nathan Jenkins
Why does "desu" always change to desu when I post it? FUCK
Christian Nguyen
Mooooooot
Joshua Powell
New filter thingo user
Colton Howard
Since when
Connor Rogers
About a year. Maybe more. It's hard to tell.
Colton Jackson
>female vocals, especially in some kind of rock song
>male and female vocals both in the same song, especially when they're singing some kind of exchange
>guitar/whatever is synced up with the singer's voice
>shoegaze with an ethereal feeling and some loud, cool guitar riffs
>smart, intelligent, actually poetic lyrics
Anthony Gutierrez
Really? The only other time I've ever noticed it was a few months ago.
Oliver Anderson
>Smart intelligent poetic lyrics
>She got a big booty so I call her big booty
Brody Long
>song starts off by repeating the beginning several times
idk how to accurately state it but for example:
Adam Parker
Connor Lopez
Try pink floyds final cut. Loud singing, quiet singing.
Oh man this.
David Thompson
senpai
Jace Hernandez
American Errorist
Nolan Nguyen
fuck filters tᶀh
Jackson Sanchez
Such lyrical poetry.
Connor Wilson
Quick, loud screams (see Black Skinhead from Kanye).
Not screamo tho, that's shit
Jack Sullivan
>Monosodium Glutamate
Cooper Brown
whatever you'd call the first couple minutes of this
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Ryan Harris
choirs
Luke Taylor
Find the right screamo. Dig into some skramz.
I think you like it a lot but you're not finding a type you can feel comfortable listening to.
I had a lot of trouble caring about any of it because most of it just seemed ingenuine, like they're doing it formulaically for edge/cool points.
Bands like Brand New who just sometimes scream and that's the end of it, and not stylistically brought me back into it. No technique to it, just yelling.
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Like these kind of vocals are really appealing imo
I loved black skinhead too btw.
Levi Cook
Wooo-ooo vocals a la AnCo - Strawberry Jam or Feels.
Slap bass.
Ayden Watson
Songs with basslines that are particularly present and catchy like this
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Owen Gutierrez
Jack Edwards
I like this, thanks.
Asher Moore
>slow heavy satan weed metal of any kind
>songs about alcoholism
Julian Taylor
choir in the background, but used sparingly
Elijah Howard
ROCKIN THE CASBAH
ROCK THE CASBAH
Jaxon Brown
LOCK THE TASKBAH
Gavin Garcia
KNOCK THE NASCAR
Jason Collins
Example?
Luis Perry
you'd probably dig cymbals eat guitar's newest album
Matthew Gutierrez
Just the steel guitar man like I just fucking love that shit
Matthew Bailey
He was asking for examples..
Caleb Edwards
Jaxson Barnes
David Baker
you might like this
Hudson Long
Multiple voices singing over each other like at the end of "Flashlight" by The Front Bottoms. Or like in "dendron" by the Hotelier.
Wyatt Evans
>rolling hi-hats and snares in trap rap
Not even a rap fan but i fucking love it
Easton Campbell
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Nicholas Torres
brand new does this religiously, but all jesse lacey.
Cooper Collins
fuck, just saxes in general do it for me
some fine instruments those are
Brayden Baker
>ambient with found sound percussion, particularly things like crushing eggshells and things with a lot of high frequencies.
Luke Brown
Any sort of hard/metal song with some actual normal and beautiful singing mixed throughout.
Also and sort of hard/metal song that has actual normal and beautiful melodies mixed throughout.
Also female vocalizations in metal in general.
Michael Morgan
>Pop/rock singers subtly inflecting the vocal melody differently in live performances
Xavier Reed
Surf rocky guitars.
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Seriously, can someone rec me some albums with guitars like the one that comes in at 2 minutes?
Easton Young
Analog drum machines
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Jaxson Miller
Delta Blues sliiiiiiiiiide guitaar
Zachary Edwards
>when singers do an "ah" or "oh" before an emotional part of the song
Don't really know what to call it. What Bob Dylan does.
Levi Walker
>melodramatic orchestration
>orchestras in ballads in general
it's a new kind of feel (thank you elton john)