Repetition in music

[Julian Stewart]

What else that uses repetition like swans?

[Isaac Gutierrez]

soundcloud.com/urbansocialmedialounge/as-long-as-ropes-unravel-fake-rolex-will-travel
dean blnt

[Jason Ross]

Dub techno

[Evan Taylor]

Drone

[Josiah Jenkins]

Krautrock

[Jonathan Hill]

youtube.com/watch?v=bn2IjYXVmuw

[Asher Russell]

I fux with this

[Brody Price]

youtube.com/watch?v=xoYVEQeJ4WQ

[Landon Allen]

Swans invented repetition in music in 2012.

[Juan Gutierrez]

Then listen to drone. It is the ultimate repetitive music.

[Dominic Baker]

Neurosis, I think

[Elijah Green]

What about some music with repeted use of vocals with effects or samples that sound trippy?

[Jeremiah Powell]

Panda Bear

[Isaiah Fisher]

youtube.com/watch?v=Dn7SBQ6X5HU

[Kayden Cruz]

Pan Sonic

[Daniel Sanchez]

I always thought Future's use of repetition was tasteful.

[Justin Davis]

charalambides

[Sebastian Ortiz]

love this

[Luis Morales]

youtube.com/watch?v=Npc2qyM8jXs

[Mason Bennett]

These are great

[Levi Martin]

This is an interesting thread, too bad I won't get any replies.

The first album by Cul de Sac sounds alot like Swans and it's from 1991!
youtube.com/watch?v=hwz4eUp2-u0&list=PLqvBoiqXslsg7IYeohAev0mzHAjOL7l2M

Also, posting some repetitive music that Gira got the inspiration from.

Neu!
youtube.com/watch?v=zndpi8tNZyQ

Suicide
youtube.com/watch?v=8_dXp0eF8s0&index=6&list=PLEvr99j7ruPz6rLqMcIFM4wb-7hwK2f7C

[Connor Foster]

so much this

even some of his songs in anco are repetitive

[Brayden Edwards]

hell nah

[Hunter Sanders]

...

[Dylan Murphy]

All great stuff, I think I'll really like that suicide album

[Eli Bailey]

The Fall's songs are often one or two bits of music that they repeat for about 8 minutes while Mark E Smith rants over the top
>THERE'S REPETITION IN THE MUSIC AND WE'RE NEVER GONNA LOSE IT
youtube.com/watch?v=jDhiLjrCtek

[Jaxson Ramirez]

Glad if you liked that Cul de Sac track. Very underrated first wave post-rock band.

This track by Can also has that style you were looking for. The main beat is alot like The Glowing Man era Swans.
youtube.com/watch?v=VDBpZdQNp9E

[Jaxson Morgan]

Pop. 1280

[Aaron Thompson]

Fushitsusha does it from what I've heard off their first album, repeating a blues riff for about 12 minutes on the first track
Boris uses a guitar loop to demonstrate phasing ala Steve Reich on track 1 of Flood

[Christopher Barnes]

fucking love this, probably my favorite thing The Fall has done.

[Jonathan Hughes]

...

[Cameron Gutierrez]

this album uses a lot of repetitive samples and guitar loops. at first listen it will sound like mindless noise but it's very rewarding to repeatedly listen to and dissect the drum patterns and hidden melodies.

[Ayden Barnes]

I just played the first track and damn, this shit good

[Cameron Richardson]

it's two discs, and i greatly prefer the first one. enjoy it user

[Dylan Nguyen]

Glenn Branca, the guy Swans blatantly ripped off for their last three albums.

[Jason Butler]

Fushisusha is a great band and I'm glad you know them
Les Rallizes Denudes do similar too

also here are some elder god repetitious things that no one talks or knows about
>Parson Sound (1967 swedish drone rock originators; their shit sounds like fucking Swans)
>Laddio Bolocko (2000s noise math rock that could get real droney)
>Tony Conrad - Outside the Dream Syndicate (the drone rock manifesto)

[Connor King]

Every band of "Popular music" ever?
>verse chorus verse
>three notes
>radical singers
Damn...

[Thomas Scott]

How?

[Jackson Long]

have you ever listened to Glenn Branca??

also Swans were part of the NYC no wave scene so Gira was wholly aware of what Branca was up to and influenced by his proto-"post rock" sounds

[Mason Long]

listen to Ascension

[Jayden Ward]

>Classical minimalism and post-minimalism
youtu.be/t5U9577N-dQ
youtu.be/yNi0bukYRnA
youtu.be/6Stu7h7Qup8
youtu.be/c3eN4xwADTI
youtu.be/xApWRSDDvGI
>Krautrock
youtu.be/9a1NhRbNJ_Y
youtu.be/GRxvQmTTz5I
youtu.be/EAXYMOgHQI4
youtu.be/L2n7ZueDbWg
youtu.be/rlZwHch_JR4
>Post-punk
youtu.be/IQtO6R4qkg0
youtu.be/f3XEfMe1JDQ
youtu.be/FiygJUiQ8V4
youtu.be/Seif2hB88jM
youtu.be/Sp81sTev4cw
youtu.be/fPo9m0naJxM
youtu.be/3VQ46a0Mf_k
>Post-rock
youtu.be/O9HsGsB-MCM
youtu.be/4GhQ0jjXFZE
youtu.be/lYatqE7OA1Q
youtu.be/RQE9b6NgebI
youtu.be/zp6WvmiB65o
youtu.be/YXpNhUDsahk
youtu.be/1LLAN29W-4w
>Bleep bloop
youtu.be/RBprICVPzKA
youtu.be/XzZ4ycRZjG8
youtu.be/gQ-fydM1nt0
youtu.be/JT0m_-al-B8
youtu.be/wjw4VuF_Yf8
youtu.be/FTvCJT7BlKs
youtu.be/lXXVPlrY974
youtu.be/Q04ILDXe3QE

[Nathan James]

Forgot some
youtu.be/E9X7XmigDxw
youtu.be/p9WhjadcAlQ
youtu.be/ibZB7YbmSlA
youtu.be/c8kVk8HXpWQ
youtu.be/QHa1gMxECLM

[Jordan Morales]

Memphis hip hop

[Jason Kelly]

The Fall are the most repetitive band I know of. Most of their songs are a repeated riff throughout.

[Sebastian Rivera]

youtube.com/watch?v=3Gw0oF5eFeo

[Nolan Jenkins]

Brainbombs

[Hunter Bailey]

panda bear

[Christopher Bailey]

*1996 sort of
youtu.be/ScyIuw3ntpg

[Andrew Edwards]

It definitely sounds like an influence for sure. But ascension sounds like blueprints. Gira took those blueprints and made sonething far above ascension

[Liam Roberts]

liturgy
youtube.com/watch?v=HGbvCZFrTks

[Christopher Ramirez]

Battles comes to my mind