Is there any musician as manic and chaotic as Foetus, and still as fun? The only one I know that maybe comes close is John Zorn.
Is there any musician as manic and chaotic as Foetus, and still as fun...
Dylan Sanders
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Ayden Moore
Amon Tobin
Tyler Harris
Comus is up there
Nolan Sullivan
I liked Bricolage and Permutation but they're nowhere near as manic and heavy hitting.
Yeah, Comus is amazing.
John Baker
Igorrr
Kayden Taylor
marilyn manson
Jaxon Phillips
try out from out where
Noah Reyes
John Edwards
dis
Liam Moore
...
Andrew Wood
I quite like him
Thanks for the rec, this is great!
Never had a chance to listen to this, but I remember it being memed a lot. I'll check it out.
Juan Collins
Is a good idea to begin with Foetus backwards?
From last to first albums?
Isaac Foster
Ignore the memes, Cardiacs are really good, once you listened to Sing To God listen to their previous works too
Brody Long
I would suggest starting with Nail and Hole, as they're his most acclaimed, and IMHO most consistent (especially Nail) and then moving on to his earlier and more modern stuff.
Caleb Sanders
normally i'd say first to last, but last to first with foetus might be trippy. don't forget to look at his side works like steroid maximus and manorexia and whatever else
Ian Martinez
my favorites are Nail and Hole and then I like Thaw and Gash a lot, and Love is pretty cool too.
Carson Thomas
Also Foetus did soundtrack to Venture Bros, which is an amazing show and has lots of musical references, and I suggest everyone check it out.
Jackson Hall
mr bungle
Justin Sanchez
he also did some of the later seasons of archer
Thomas Sanchez
I kinda wanted to hype myself Nail because "hey scaruffi gave it a 9" mentality, but that always backfires I guess
I really enjoyed English Faggot, anything similar?
Thomas Diaz
James Plotkin. So many great projects: Khanate, O.L.D., Phantomsmasher, Khlyst, etc. etc.
Owen Howard
Can be a bit hard to digest due to the chaos, but it's chaotic for sure. Might have to increase volume to pick up on everything.
Kayden Thompson
beat me to it. J.G. Thirwell sounds like a quirky guy, there's funny commentary on the Venture Bros dvd commentary. He's made a niche for himself later in his career doing TV scores.
Here's the intro for Paprika, this is a fun one.
Brody Cox
No need to hype it up. I stumbled on Nail by accident and it blew me away. Only after did I discover that Scruffy gave it a 9. Scaruffy often overrates albums for how "innovative" they are, but Nail truly is great.
Lucas Fisher
oops. sily me.
Luke Ortiz
Early Severed Heads
youtu.be
Cooper Gutierrez
the chariot