Basically albums that are incredibly dissonant/noisy yet beautiful and harmonious at the same time
More like these?
Landon Young
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Hunter Rodriguez
To Be Kind borrows a lot from The Ascention
Evan Roberts
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listen to this if you havent heard it yet
Cooper Lopez
What's on the left? No Now is my favorite album so I'd love anything close to it
Aaron Nguyen
obligatory if you want something like clarence clarity
Isaiah Allen
Glenn Branca - The Ascension. It's basically an experiment with resonance and overtones.
Luis Garcia
thanks will listen
The Ascencion by Glenn Branca, definitely in my top 5 albums of all time. It doesn't really sound like No Now though, the only thing they share is what I stated in my post. It's 4 electric guitars with weird tunings, 1 bass, and 1 drummer, no vocals. Do listen to it.
Landon Roberts
obvious pick youve already heard but loveless ofc
Nathaniel Bell
yes, love that album too
Charles White
just listen to more glenn branca
Carter Cook
Spiritualized - Royal Albert Hall October 10 1997 Live
Charles Gutierrez
CANCER IN THE WATER
CANCER IN ME
DOOO DOOO DOOO DOOOO DO
Leo Rodriguez
for Clarence Clarity I would suggest going through Black Dice's discography
Ryan Ross
Thurston Moore, Lee Ranaldo and Michael Gira all played in his orchestras so Sonic Youth and Swans borrow a lot from his use of volume and resonance
Parker Clark
rhys chatham
listen NOW
Jace Rogers
dont tell me what to do
Dylan Thomas
check this out
Liam Cruz
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Joseph Perez
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Brayden Price
One is different from the other
One is legit good
The other is pitchfork bullshit
Julian Sanchez
>get up
>tonight
Angel Cruz
You have funk guitar on the one had, dub bass rhythms, it's danceable at times and on the other you have guitar feedback, dissonant sax and keyboards. Absolutely brilliant album. It's a shame they've only managed to recreate that atmosphere on their second album. Every studio album after that isn't up to par or is downright bad. We Are All Prostitutes compilation is also great. And Nick Cave likes them.
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Anthony Gonzalez
On the one hand*
Xavier Watson
>The other is pitchfork bullshit
So why did they never review it?
Lincoln Lewis
Clarence is too avant garde for Pitchfork
Ryder Cook
Citizen Zombie was a pleasant change of pace
Dominic Bell
>literally sounds like something in between post-Feels AnCo and Corey Feldman
>too avant garde for Pitchfork
Clarence Clarity fans are confirmed to be one of the most autitic fanbases on the board
Easton Johnson
Too bad they didn't reach the heights of their earlier albums. We Are All Prostitutes is an incredibly infectious, jarring, honest and a unique song. Bob Dylan's honesty and authenticity and the aggression of Swans. Brilliant.