The point of these threads is to encourage people to look for new and interesting music. We do this by listening to and ideally discussing albums we've never heard before. Many of us already listen to new music daily, these people are in it to venture "out of their comfort zone" by listening to albums they otherwise wouldn't have, or just to have a good time.
>mfw a download is a bad vinyl rip but the music is good
desu desu desu desu desu fuck daily
Hudson Flores
smhsmh
Isaiah Lewis
I love the game of chicken that takes place after a thread dies without a follow up thankyou dogkanker
pick an album for me to listen to
Ayden Diaz
Manhattan Tuesday, duh!
Liam Sanchez
First bersarin quartett record is cool, the second and third one are trash
Adam Gonzalez
I asked last threat but it died and I'm too lazy to archive it but I want the daily chart if there still is one
Eli Murphy
listen to ...All We Are Now soon
Joseph Hill
Also Dogwander can you rec me some Haino stuff for someone who's barely heard more than Fushitsusha's live album from 89 and loved it
Brandon Scott
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Brody Murphy
I don't have access to Soulseek atm, will do it tomorrow?
Bersarin Quartett it is
Jordan Powell
Rough day guys. Just found out my grandpa passed away, so I'm flying out to his funeral this weekend :(
Probably won't post much in the next week or so but I'll be back to scope out new tunes with you dudes soon.
Jack Perry
rip my brother
Jack Roberts
Coolio! Would you want a calmer or a more "expressive" release?
Jacob Flores
:(((((( my condolences
Isaiah Torres
My condolences m8. That sucks.
Jacob Brown
tell me what to listen to so that i don't have to make my own decisions since i'm a weak ass lil shit
stay strong man
Robert Martinez
I'm only halfway but holy shit this album fucking bangs, funkiest stuff ever. Best use of electronics on a jazz album I've seen apart from maybe some Sun Ra stuff.
Andrew Murphy
air
Mason Flores
Hey I'm still almost at the top, maybe not my 3 favorites at the moment though but its cool
I guess something in the same style, noisy and with Haino grunting as if he's in the jakes
David Turner
Aww man, that's terrible. My condolences.
Ryder Scott
Skepta!!!!!!!!
Gabriel Watson
ripperoni pepperoni hope youre alright
Brody Nguyen
Try Seijaku - Last Live
Chase Scott
Wish you well, sorry for your loss
Blake Rivera
>dream thrash this is going to be either mindblowing or totally laughable neat either way
he shitposts in the discord i haven't seen him in thread for a while unless he's adopted another moniker
Gavin Nelson
depends who wants to know?
James Reed
>when you finish an assignment and reward yourself with a donut and soda Viva la behaviourism.
Cooper Adams
>Jandek - Helsinki Saturday
Well this is peculiar…
An instrumental duet. No singing. The representative is on the piano. Iro Haarla is playing the harp.
A single 1 hour+ track titled “Sleeping In The Dawn” is sort of similar to what happened on Ghost Passing in terms of the general dynamics. A softer instrument coupled with Jandek’s piano-playing style is a successful scenario, especially if the opposing player isn’t afraid to get a bit…shall I say “unconventional” in the performance? Then again I’m not familiar with her work and she seems to have been on some ECM recordings, so I’m sure she’s avant.
While they start quietly and slowly, there are moments when both of the performers practically “hit” their instrument, with Iro’s nails attacking the muted strings for fuller intensity or just strumming the harp hard. Sterling does his usual jumps and skips on the keyboard with some glissandos and just the simple right-handed melodies. What’s more amusing to follow is the way they escalate the manic moments and discharge the situation in this improvisation. In addition to all this, the performance has some sort of oriental feel to it. Just the time intervals between the notes and the sound of a plucked harp made me have some elementary association, but this might be just me.
Somber, peaceful improvisation. Not a big fan of the audible crowd chatter. Probably could’ve done a better job at recording the show.
7+/10
Dylan Kelly
(this one made me chuckle, ngl) Thanks for the kind words fellas, I really appreciate it :') He was one of the funniest dudes I've met and luckily I was able to chat with him a few days ago before he passed.
Gonna go watch some Community to take my mind off things
Andrew Kelly
Milford Graves ft. Arthur Doyle and Hugh Glover - Babi (1976)
Instruments wailing as though possessed by demons, scat singing on steroids, counting to 16 as fast as possible, this album has it all. Featuring two reed instruments (tenor + alto?) and one drummer, somehow the drums manage to outdo both saxes combined for the focal point. Goddamn, this has some of the best free jazz drumming I’ve heard in a while. Arthur Doyle and Hugh Glover both have their insanity meters dialled to 11, in that the interplay is as much intentional as it is unintentional. It’s basically Hair Pie with african inspired drums on PCP, and I’m ok with that. I’m pretty sure Arthur Doyle overblew every single note in this set. The ad libbing and vocal performances get a few nervous chuckles from the uninitiated audience, who should probably not be surprised given the nature of the set, as it actually fits in well with the atmosphere. The recording quality is mostly good, but the only vinyl rip I could find has bass jolts around the middle of the first track into the second. Not sure if that’s the rip or somebody decided to start smacking the recording equipment at the concert, but it’s a little distracting. Overall, the drumming in this set makes it an essential listen for fans of abrasive free jazz.
8.0 /10
Christian Morales
Cringiest post I've ever seen in my life.
Leo Lopez
Nice.
Luis Bell
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Christopher Johnson
Ok so I couldn't find the bersain quartet so I did that other one I was asked to do
jangle no bully for these synopses pls, it's 4am
Carissa's Wierd (sweet band name bro) - Songs About Leaving Thought I would hate this, did not hate this, the album really picks up in the second half, it's a bit of a bummer
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - The Boatmans Call A good nick cave album, fairly uniform, but the lyrics are good and the instrumentation is suitably dour
Homesick from Space - ...All We Are Now didn't much care for this one, got those butt-prog vocals (kinda like Coheed and Cambria you know the kind) and a bit of the butt-prog instrumentation as well, I'm not overall impressed after my listening, but it wasn't bad at all.
Brandon Brown
rec me?
Brody Hughes
I REALLY like this reaction image, Anonymous.
Naaaah
Evan Edwards
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Levi Moore
Miles Davis - Get Up With It
Leo Green
frizzle fry is funkier desu
Luke Wright
Best Arvo Pärt music? Apart from Fratres, Spem in Alium, Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten, Spiegel im Spiegel (all of which I like) or Symphony No. 3 (which I don't like)
Luke Walker
WRONG ANSWER WRONG ANSWER I've heard it in various sittings and I'm not sure how I feel about it, it mostly goes over my head, late fusion Miles barely has any jazz to hold to and all the psychedelic and funky sounds leave me a bit indifferent.
Blake Scott
wow fuk u too dude
James Hughes
Ok, what do you want then? Genre or feel?
Jason King
Pretty dang good. Just bought an orig pressing
Joshua Gonzalez
rude jazz I guess or if you have any cool metal
Tyler Wright
What kind of jazz? What kind of FEEEL
Asher Ramirez
I need to find more good modern stuff, if you have any of that. Or maybe something with bowed basses. Or some very good piano trio?
Just about anything you think is good will do too.
You know, we could just make a RYM list that we can all edit to keep track of this desu senpai
Eli Ross
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - Lovelyville >Experimental Rock, Beefheart-core I discovered the "Shut Up, Little Man" tapes recently, which are hilarious, which led me back to this album. (They're sampled on a few tracks at the beginning.)
Upon relistening to Lovelyville, it's nowhere near as unimpressionable as I first found it. I just can not get enough of the herky jerky barn burners on here, like the fiery opener, "Four O'Clocker", "More Glee", and the absolutely mind-blowing, cacophonous "Sinking Boats". >just listen to this shit, man: youtube.com/watch?v=Y7nQqzW57TU
While some of the Feller filler here is particularly trying, and the 20-odd minutes of bonus tracks are beyond unnecessary (particularly the stomach churning "The Meat Display [1.5 minutes of studio warm-up with diarrhea sfx accompaniment]), overall I enjoyed the album. Just be sure to skip those bonus tracks. >7/10
Nat I'm stealing/trying out your review format. I want to make my thoughts more ""review""-oriented. Keep your stinkin rating system tho
Will do Seems a bit unnecessarily complicated, or overly bureaucratic maybe?
Brandon Bennett
test also nice satanic trips, me
Jordan Young
I'm sorry :^( Safe travels
Jayden Taylor
went user ;)
Joseph Sullivan
heck dude like heck
Logan Williams
lad...
Jacob Hernandez
Any fresh new memes to spice up my evening with?
David Martin
Listening to Coltrane's Om for the first time. Wow, it sounds like there's something terribly wrong. I know about the LSD rumor
Christian Lee
Swap Drinking Songs for pic related, Mozart's Requiem
Jeremiah Williams
>le hungrarian meme man
James Gray
Kenneth Anger is bad.
we're all anons here
Thomas Diaz
hows this
Carter Ross
>pig inside the gentleman :(8)D
Lincoln Roberts
is this garfield?
Bentley Nelson
No rush to add me because I don't post here as much as I used to, but if you get the time:
Can you maybe photoshop it so it looks like the house and cat are split into three different parts with space between?
Joseph Collins
>loss The Disingegration Memes are the only ones that matter right now
Isaac Morales
These are already losing value, you need to sell right now before it's too late. We reached peak meme several days ago.
Joshua Richardson
i can only use a touchpad right now but bich i could
memeconomy is a p stale mem itself :(
Owen Fisher
>tfw facebook pages are now responsible for a huge chunk of rnernery
Brayden Sanders
Yeh, even (you)conomics has stagnated. Memes are on the way out, desu.
Julian Foster
there are some good ass facebook meme pages
Jeremiah Cooper
nice, i really enjoy writing in that style.
glad you liked lovelyville btw
Easton Taylor
i always assumed they got most of their stuff from tumblr and twitter but i never really bothered with those sites i actually made a tumblr acc a few weeks ago but dunno what to follow except Trish and HHH so it's sorta pointless
Luis Campbell
u can follow me but i never really was active, more or less for the same reasons
Jeremiah Johnson
VAPERROR - Acid Arcadia (2016) >acid house
The most shocking album I've heard in a really long time. I'm not really big into a lot of post-internet stuff like this, and what I know of Vaperror is some really underwhelming vaportrap stuff, but this is pretty damn great. The runtime is a massive upside, 40 or so minutes of this could certainly get to be too much, as the sound is pretty singular and draining as is, but 20 minutes is really a good runtime. It never feels too brief and the pace keeps up the whole time, which is absolutely essential to music like this. Some of the stock drum machine and synth sounds seem really out of place, but the bubbly, bright soundscapes are great, and the drums are just so damn catchy and frenetic, you just wanna dance your ass off to this thing. The musical equivalent of candy, really sweet and enjoyable but slightly unmemorable.
3.0+
Alcest - Souvenirs d'un autre monde (2007) >shoegaze
I can't be alone in thinking that this is a total slog. The black metal elements are a nice touch, the tremolo guitars are nice and the blast beats add some much needed aggression and life to the music, but the vast majority of this is just some of the most boring shoegaze around. It sounds like really generic movie music, it's got that overly wistful vibe to it that seems totally phony, the songs themselves are bland and lifeless, and it sounds too much like a bedroom demo, it completely lacks the noise I love in shoegaze. Really middling stuff, I don't get the praise at all.
