>indie song
>*kick* *kick kick* *snare*
>*kick* *kick kick* *snare*
Indie song
Jose Thompson
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Josiah Gonzalez
Gavin Jones
Huh. This is a lot more common than I ever cared to notice.
Lucas Hall
This is a bit vague, to be fair. When I read it at first, I imagined the kicks on the 1 and 2 + like this: m.youtube.com
But then the video linked has it on the 1 and + 3.
Are you trying to say "sometimes there are 3 bass drum hits before the snare and they sound better if the last 2 are put together"? Because that's pretty mundane. Are you trying to comment on indie rock bands putting the snare on the 4 more often that non-indie rock bands? Because yes, congratulations, you've noticed indie bands breaking from the most common forms any creating second most common forms. I can't find any way to interpret your post that is genuinely clever or interesting.
Bentley Sanders
By and far the most autistic post I've read all week.
Hunter Walker
>indie song
>*snare x4*
Owen Bell
Die in a terrorist shooting.
Kevin Ward
you haven't read this one then
Kevin Brooks
youtube.com
>*KICK* *KICK KICK* *SNARE* INTENSIFIES
Nicholas Brooks
>indie song
>long title because we're wacky and pseudo-intellectual
Kayden Hill
What did he mean by this?
Adam Watson
Alexander Watson
Blame phil spector
Robert James
don't forget
>*kick* *snare* *kick kick* *snare*
Camden Carter
...
Caleb White
except that one is in no way remarkable you fucking moron
Asher Rodriguez
no indie rock definitely overuses it more than most
see the pixies as an example
Hunter Flores
think again
Michael Morris
haha great argument bro
Colton Thompson
Juan Powell
i love the jesus and mary chain
Isaac Gomez
Underrated
Dominic Brooks
>doom metal song
>drumming consists of kicks and cymbals only
Blake Thompson
>song is in 4/4
Bentley Richardson
The Jesus and Mary Chain took that from this