Post your musical fetish.
Post your musical fetish
Christian Sanders
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Oliver Jones
Anything Lo-Fi
Dominic Edwards
Tropical/tribal wall of sound neo-psychedelia.
Aiden Cox
good music
Alexander Anderson
is that pepe? haha
Hudson Cox
Jazz Guitar sliding up a tone abruptly (3rd or 4th string) before start of solo a la West Montgomery , Grant Green, Bullit theme song
Zachary Richardson
Good fucking drumming.
Jeremiah Torres
Layered vocals
also this
Nathaniel James
Angry screaming females.
Camden Gomez
this tbqh
Noah Howard
overdubbed autotune
Chase Ward
kpop lol jk
Matthew Watson
a female singer i can relate to
Brandon Stewart
>horn section kicks in out of nowhere
Chase Morales
this
specifically the drum fills in Good Morning Captain off Spiderland.
shit gets me fucking diamonds every time
Ryder Foster
>double-tracked vocals from the 60s
Nolan Gomez
slow melodic section outta nowhere
Mason Parker
Rythm guitar repeating one riff while lead guitar goes wild
Luis Diaz
vigorously played ("grated") slighty out-of-tune acoustic guitars.
Jaxon Gomez
Strummed bass guitar
Easton Rogers
Tremolo pick
Nolan Anderson
bass wankery going on in the background
Nathan Cruz
Droning or better said repeating the same powerful chord/sound ad nauseam. I don't like the genre "drone", but I like when it's in regular music. Don't get me wrong, I don't like repetitive music, but if you hit me hard with a sound, you better repeat it for a whole minute and then proceed.
Kevin Fisher
Albini's production
Connor Ross
Crescendo's
I'm a huge crescendo whore. I actually like third wave Post Rock
Carson Barnes
John Ward
Avant-garde albums and I get even harder when it has that 'wacky' aesthetic
Austin Collins
Melodic phrases that end with a descending tritone to the tonic
Major Chords with added 6ths, or any chord with a major second in it
Ryan Hill
Predictable, almost generic melodies. Maybe that's part of why I'm drawn to old blues and rock 'n' roll.
Nathaniel Johnson
examples please sounds good.
Xavier Bennett
Buiild Ups
Ones that are like 10 minutes long are the best. Kinda like on Sleep
Leo Jenkins
Crisp drums, prominent basslines, trumpets, and claps
Noah Cooper
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This song is one long build up
Anthony Cooper
Chugging, repetitive, low tuned guitar riffs
Whispery female vocals
William Kelly
steel string guitars
resonator guitars
e-bows
Jayden Richardson
Choirs
Dark ambience
Landon Rodriguez
Frank Zappa then
Nathan Jenkins
Unmoving, slow, black and white music, seemlingly emotionless and unchaning until being further looked into; like Good Morning, Good Night, Morton Feldman's late period, and Eliane Radigue's Triologie de la Mort.
Also the imponent and heavy atmosphere of Spectral Music.
Jordan James
I'm not very good at explaining but when a song calms down but then suddenly it erupts.
Like in Earthmover or Helpless Child.
Eli Ramirez
Overtone sounds like a tanpura, throat singing, jaw harp, etc.
Luke Murphy
when you can actually hear the fucking bass guitar
Jaxson Bailey
twinkly sleek guitars all layered over one another with soft slightly androgynous male vocals
Angel Johnson
This, especially in albums like Turn on the Bright Lights and Emergency & I
Liam Wright
soft white noise
Hunter Turner
Female vocals in foreign languages. Pretty boring really. I blame my parents playing Edith Piaf a lot when I was a kid.
Josiah Evans
holy fucking quints :O
Liam Wilson
holy satan and two thirds!
Josiah Edwards
anything punk related with female vocals
. this goes from normal punkrock and post punk up to powerviolence and grindcore
Austin Powell
blackgaze must be your jam
Jason Martin
>extensive chorus
>Lo-fi vocals
>Build ups that actually are good
Carter Jenkins
examples for this pls
Henry Gonzalez
this thing when the drum fill doesnt end like normal omfg i cant explain it so yeah it feels like the drummer does an extra hit and the crash comes on the 1 of the next beat
erinc of the band mantar does this all the time
Nathan Butler
13th chords, which you don't hear much in contemporary popular music.
Like Poulenc trolling with the last chord of this piece:
Juan Peterson
drum fills
Luke Thompson
Boom Bap with old vocal samples and an MC who raps mostly without rhymes
Cameron Brown
songs in 5/4
Blake Hill
I think les rallizes denudes did this sometimes. shizuka also.
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does this tickle your pickle?
Jacob Barnes
fuck yes
End of the Ring Wars by Appleseed Cast has a few horn sections. so cool
Colton Adams
...
Justin Watson
>tasteful, jazzy drumming in rock [somewhere between boring straight drum machine beats and annoying wanky linear shit]
>slide guitar
>cool atmospheric samples from old TV shows or movies between songs
Michael Thomas
Cello
Jose Hughes
Nude female vocals
Carter Morales
I second this notion
Blake Barnes
>bass carries the melody of the song
>lead guitar goes fucking wild
Liam Allen
dueling dissonant guitars
Ethan Long
>band premieres a new song live
>never records it
Jackson Green
Cowbell
Slap bass
Catchy high pitch-shifted female vocal melodies
That dissonance that bands like Gorguts, Deathspell Omega, Ulcerate, Portal, etc make
Carter Bailey
Midi guitar circa 1990.
Brandon Evans
>it's their best song
Carson Johnson
Thrash riffs.
Gives me an eargasm.
John Richardson
When a guitarist is playing a chord or a series of notes, they don't just play the note. They "scoop" the other strings, as dead notes. This sounds fucking amazing to my ears don't know why.
Isaiah Bailey
when theres a bunch of vocals layered on top of eachother like laurel halo or niggas on the moon
Blake Nguyen
Chopped up vocals that make up a good melody on their own on top of the music.
Evan Sanchez
Ksenia Istenko's vocal nuances. It's a shame Rekevin seems to have dropped off the map. They only ever seemed to be a complimentary band to pursuing an interest in trip-hop, downtempo stuff like Portishead but they still put out a couple of nice albums.
Michael Torres
Droning vocals
David Torres
lingering noise in the background of a song
Aaron Walker
Really simple poppy satisfying chord progressions in noise
Jose Long
yep
Oliver Nelson
whistling
Sebastian Hughes
Sludge riffs with blast beats behind them.
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Isaiah Clark
Relative minor for the illusion of a key change.
Leo Martinez
Can we help you, newfriend?
David Edwards
>newfriend
ha
Charles Clark
>Tribal drumming
>Bassoons
James Kelly
I know, bustin' your balls. Hows it been? haven't seen you in a while.
Easton Ross
These. Also when a riff or a section is repeated layers kept getting added.
Dominic Lopez
>grainy, distorted & chopped samples of female voices
Adam Sullivan
*and layers get added
Carson Perry
>Hows it been?
Alright. Same old shit really.
How about you, user?
Ethan Russell
>Lo-fi recordings of people talking as interludes
>Lo-fi piano in general
>A chaotic crescendo
>Female vocals
>airy guitar
>Melancholic and melodic sound
>Any sound that sounds like early R.E.M
>Strained vocals but not too strained
Wyatt Gomez
Singer ends the song by singing/humming a tune along the beat/melody.
Alexander Foster
Slow Chants
Fast trumpets or sax
Connor Williams
Pet Sounds
Dominic Scott
fuzz pedals
Dominic Brown
song starts with the sound of a needle being put to the record. ahhh feels good
Brody Peterson
loud garage rock with psychedelic influences
ex. nonagon infinity, almost anything by thee oh sees
Austin Moore
>guitar feedback
>rhodes piano jazz
>feedback/delay/tape experimentation
Ryan Davis
Boom bap snares and kicks with experimental 2004-2008 high hats and shakers.
Good example:
Angel Nelson
>instruments come in one at a time
Adrian Clark
that like drum roll thing you hear on some punk songs like on
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