>noisy, dissonant, atonal post punk
Musical fetishes
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Luke Brown
>singer screams so loudly you can tell that they're reliving some kind of traumatic experience
Jonathan Morgan
>Mallets
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>MALLETS
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Jordan Turner
>when they drag the pick along the string and it makes that squelching noise
ooooooooooft
Brandon Richardson
This so much
Favourite examples?
Christopher Murphy
Train samples
Henry Howard
This, pitched percussion is the best.
Hudson Lopez
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sick shit
Jeremiah Gray
i was listening to the pop group when i posted this :-) pil's flower of romance can get atonal at points. this heat. the list could go on forever
Zachary Ortiz
>when a singer with a typically deep voice hits high notes
Jace Powell
>heavy distorted bass guitar/synth
Brayden Brown
Adam Bennett
>guitarist makes the guitar sound like other instruments
>guitarist makes the guitar make non-instrumental sounds
Brandon Gray
>string and/or horn section out of fucking nowhere
Daniel Lee
>Female-fronted doom/stoner/sludge
Christian Baker
is it bad that I really like key changes
Aiden Jones
little step ups in hat patterns like: youtube.com
Ian Phillips
it's even better when the music use a non equal temperament such as meantone because the keys have different moods
John Sanchez
"noisy, dissonant, atonal post punk" is "the list goes on..." for Sup Forums, """templar""" badger. How is talking cat bob by the way after he """lost his trip""" when his """hard drive crashed""" ((((canonically))) speaking that is)? still piecing together a teamview movie from streaming someone's compromised PC?
Brody Harris
>jangle
Sebastian Phillips
Rema Rema - Wheel in the Roses
Jackson Foster
When a metal song has those drum-driven guitar combos that "descend". Still trying to figure out if there's a technical name for it
Jason Watson
The intro to this song is solid
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Aiden Walker
looks like youre into minimalism too
Matthew Sullivan
you mean pick slide
Jacob Flores
Super loud distorted drum comes in after the song quiets down
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Leo Cox
came here to post this
horns/strings in any rock song give me a music boner and I don't even like prog rock that much
Lincoln Howard
Guitar is a string instrument
Noah Bailey
>classical chord progression in a metal song
Owen Baker
When song breaks in to a second mellotron-driven part.
Landon Phillips
>"woah, why are the drums getting more aggressive, but the track is staying the same?"
>giant impact out of nowhere
Jace Evans
Joseph Rogers
the goth rock thing with jangly arpeggios over distorted chords, i love every song with it even if it sucks
Henry Johnson
More like this?
Zachary Hernandez
should've posted the one with bell labaratory
Sebastian Fisher
name songs besides Good Morning, Captain that do this.
you know, for science
Ryan Johnson
riff progressions like this
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Wyatt Martin
Led Zeppelin does it a lot, I wish I could give specifics but none are springing to mind
Julian Long
>singer makes guitar sound like many different animals, ranging from elephants to birds
Joseph Walker
I Love the Valley OH! by Xiu Xiu comes to mind
Jason Long
I called in siiiick, from your FUUUNERAAAAL!!!
Luis Nelson
>samples from old movies/tv shows
Aiden Gray
Grayson Moore
>Joey Santiago using a plastic bottle to make a crashing sound with his guitar in Vamos
Holy shit
Nicholas King
Lol what?
Lucas Powell
>soft rain in background of acoustic guitar
cheesy as fuck but soooo good
Gabriel Rivera
This is exactly what I thought of when I read that. Best track on the album easily.
Matthew Davis
First three Xiu Xiu albums + Chapel of the Chimes + Fag Patrol
Grayson Anderson
>when a slow, quiet song gets loud and noisy and a little bit scary
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William Wright
i personally think joey santiago might be the most underrated guitar player of all time. he literally never gets recognition.
the only person i've ever heard even mention him in the context of the pixies was bowie
Dominic Scott
Robert Sullivan
>beat fades into nothing as the rap man keeps going, then comes back the same as before
Nathaniel Rodriguez
ATCQ kills this
Joseph Ramirez
Agree. Not only he had a great sense of rhythm and swing, but he also made the atonality/bursts of noise feel apropiate and necessary.
Also, where did Bowie acknowledge him?
Charles Morris
The first three PiL albums are this, been listening to them alot lately. Keith's guitar playing is absolutely flawless
Parker Lewis
This, any time a song makes me wonder how the guitarist made their guitar sound like that I love it.
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Julian Jackson
>bass harmonics
Dylan Jenkins
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at around 1:45. also everything bowie says in this video is absolutely spot-on, dude was so intelligent
and yeah what you said is totally true as well, the lines he put in just perfectly complimented every song. like that 3 note thing he does right before the chorus in Gouge Away
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Joshua Gonzalez
fuzzy guitars a la "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
Leo Cox
comfy retro-futurist 90s ambient techno, literally no better genre
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John Gonzalez
THIS
Joseph Hall
frankie teardrop
Aaron Hughes
Lo fi drums on the glow pt 2
Matthew Peterson
I don't get startled anymore but I still get a chill down my spine
Liam Walker
minimalistic piano trap beats
zaytoven is my god
Justin Young
Heaven In Her Arms by Converge on their album Jane Doe
>three simple words bled me dry
>three simple words bled us dry, bled us dry
>I
>LOVE
>YOU
Jaxson Jackson
Why the fuck didn't they continued that route? Those were the guys who called rock dead. They had the potential to become the greatest
Parker Diaz
Infighting. Wobble didn't like Levene, Levene didn't like Lydon and Lydon didn't like Levene. Wobble left first and they lost the brilliant bassist, then Levene leaves so no more of that amazing guitar and suddenly you're left with Lydon getting complete creative control over everything and then the balance is off. I mean i love the guy but he really doesn't like compromises.
Kayden Sanders
Still I'd never expect the full commercial route from someone like lydon.
Evan Hernandez
>whatver happens to Morty in Head Bent Over.
How can you call it?
Dominic Lewis
>constant 16th note hi-hat, tambourine or similarly high pitched percussive instrument
Elijah Morris
>band has two bass players
those guitars at 2:56 get me every fucking time
Nathan Wright
Wait, what happened to Talking Cat Bob? I have actually been wondering about this seen I have been back here. Was he proven as a poseur as well?
Jaxon Morgan
i like my music like i don't like my women
>brown as fuck
Josiah Nelson
>sounds like several layers of sound superposed
Caleb Butler
Um, Single Mothers?
Austin Bell
>Artist twists a coffee mug across the strings after strumming to make a wailing sound
William Anderson
>lightly distorted and loud, trebly bass guitar in the mix
>guitar screeching and serving as a background noise
>exploding crescendos - godspeed's in Storm
>sexy female vocals - elysian fields
>smart drum fills that make drumming pop out (deafheaven - pecan tree)
>emotion in vocals or performances - especially live when the musicians just go apeshit and they don't know what they're doing anymore
Jayden Powell
>Wall of instruments
>High frequencies
>Very emotional vocals (crying, yelling, etc.)
>Horns
>Choirs
>Laugh tracks (Swans - Just a Little Boy)
>In extreme metal genres, layered vocals (high screams with low growls simultaneously, like in Sarcofago - INRI)
>Pianos
>Organic sounding electronic
>Tribal drums
Ryan Hall
>snythetic arpeggiators melodic emo where the music is louder than the guy and hes screaming
>bass build up
Chase Green
you like skate punk I guess?
Carter Adams
ukuleles
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Adam Roberts
D I S C I P L I N E
Tyler Long
>Clean electric guitar w/ slides and taps
>Synchronicity between drums and other instruments
>Polyrhythms
>Emotional vocals
>Well used dissonance
>Extreme changes in dynamics
Henry Turner
overproduced nu-metal
Thomas Green
>How can you call it?
absolute cancer
Dominic Clark
circuit bending to make noise music
Brayden Lopez
i'm only just now realizing the guitar in elephant talk sounds like an elephant
Robert Jackson
Nick reinhart
Jaxson Martin
I WAS BORN IN THIS TOWN
kinda like that?
Brody Sullivan
I like the opposite
When James Blake's voice drops down in retrograde
Gets me Everytime
Anthony Murphy
And the guitar in Matte Kudasai is a seagull.
Colton Gonzalez
always been a fan of looping instrumentals.
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Also really like stuff along these lines, but I'm not sure how to really describe or express what it is.
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Asher Lopez
Fuzzy bass. Also, guitars way more distorted than most people like.
Gabriel Thompson
>band records in analog and plays so loud and distorted the album clips
Blake White
These tracks are fucking dope thanks user
Hunter Nelson
you mean repeats it over and over and over and over and it's the only part of their songs that doesn't have that 4 bar looped backing but since it's just silence instead it's really really fucking boring
Justin Powell
laughing hieroglyphic by avey tare and one of us cannot be wrong by leonard cohen
Christopher Carter
>airy, ethereal female vocals
>dream-like sound