Let's be real here, actual and proper music discussion happens in these threads and great material is posted. By far the best thread on Sup Forums right now. Without further delay, let's get to it.
Post/talk about/describe or otherwise brush shoulders with
Goth Rock
Deathrock
Post-Punk
Darkwave
No Wave
Ethereal Wave
Minimal Synth
Industrial
Post-Industrial: EBM, Electro Industrial, Industrial Hip-Hop, Power Electronics, Neofolk
And other related styles.
/dark/ General: Best Thread on Sup Forums Edition
Nathaniel Parker
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Eli Carter
Austin Howard
Bump
Ayden Morris
I'm not good with genres but the self titled album from The Cure is a fantastic dark album and isn't that old either
Jace Davis
Daniel Perez
what's your favorite Headhunter mix
Blake Adams
Sabbath Assembly was a project originally intended to perform hymns and spread gospel of a mid-20th century "cult" by the name of The Process Church of the Final Judgement. Originally rooted in dark folk and gospel style old-timieness, they've since evolved to a more doom metal sound. Genesis of Throbbing Gristle has contributed on a couple of their records.
I've only heard their early stuff since all the subsequent releases sounded too bland and run of the mill to me. The collection of demos, Eno Ot Derotser, is my favourite.
Cooper Scott
How do you like black marble?
Matthew Edwards
I don't want this to die :_(
Daniel Allen
it's ok
I don't like the chick's haircut
John Campbell
I've never listen to it.
Daniel Fisher
Listen to The Frozen Autumn.
They make some top-notch darkwave with male and female vocals.
Also great haircuts
John Brooks
Ekove Efrits is an Iranian black metal band that has been active since 2001. In 2010 he released Hypermnesia for free download via Canadian label Hypnotic Dirge. A departure from his usual depressive black metal work, the album has roots in darkwave and neoclassical. It served as a gateway to this project for me, and I hope it does the same for others.
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I should change my writing style for these descriptions they feel really corny and shilly. Oh well.
Liam Rogers
Have any of you guys heard of WEEB? I haven't seen any discussion of them and I'm genuinely curious to see what people think of them.
Oliver Watson
Last second save
Nathan Perez
>tfw other generals are extremely active and we're lucky to get 1-2 posts per hour
Brandon Martin
Chase Davis
Nicholas Miller
Caleb Johnson
newcomer here
what are some bands that usually have dark themes but sound upbeat or happy?
Grayson Thomas
Not really /dark/ but I was thinking 80s jangle pop bands like early REM, Felt, The Smiths, etc.
Matthew Reyes
One more post
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Isaiah Gray
sorry to get your hopes up i don't have any interest in this kind of music, just wanted to say you're a cool person OP and i wish more people were as devoted to good posts as you
David Thomas
Love it. Inspiring stuff.
Christian Wright
Are there any /dark/ music that has happy lyrics to dark and depressing music?
Benjamin Thomas
ebm and electro is designed to be danceable.
Xavier Diaz
What does it inspire you to do?
Luke Cook
Have a little dance and then get the drum machine and synth out.
Austin Carter
Bump
Zachary Ross
Recommend me some "minimal synth" the hell is that
Jaxson Hill
Are these guys good? Where should I start with their stuff?
Austin Harris
Liquid Head in Tokyo.
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If you don't like that album, give Maximum Security a try. They don't have a consistent sound.
Camden Miller
Minimal synth was a stripped down and simple style from the late 1970s to the early 1980s that was a thing before MIDI controllers were developed. Usually it was low budget recordings with cheap electronic equipment on 8-tracks and early cassettes of music that had a lot in common with Industrial styles and early dark wave.
Here's one song by Dark Day
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Early Clan of Xymox on their 1st release was also very minimal synth.
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Arvid Tuba
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1000 Ohm
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Joseph Lee
Bump, not gonna let such a beautiful thread die easy.
Noah Howard
That was pretty nice actually
>wouldn't be lying if I said the video is basically me "partying "
>wouldn't be lying either if I said that I'm totally fine with it
Benjamin Taylor
Christopher Gonzalez
this sound is pretty popular in japan
my go to rec:
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Carter Cooper
link? google doesn't turn up results
Jayden Sullivan
Often but not always stripped back synth pop with a very rigid rhythm.
Oppenheimer Analysis: youtube.com
Linear Movement: youtube.com
Twilight Ritual: youtube.com
Michael Nelson
Just found out about them a couple weeks and love it
Hudson Garcia
Great stuff, thanks lads!
Thought I'd share The Vinyl Solution by Radio Werewolf, the only release by them I was able to find in FLAC.
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Cameron Lewis
decryption key is: qdMYxqRDyeUfnqc6qmByXA
Nolan Torres
Listen, I know the whole idea of the no wave movement ending was because The Ascension was so good, but can anyone agree that this is the best no wave? There's nothing out there that's better for dancing while hating yourself (give me more examples if you disagree. I can only think of EBM that's simultaneously /dark/ and dancey).
Jacob Morales
>pic related
Going to see them today. Fucking excited
Elijah Gutierrez
Is there a better song to represent the industrial genre as a whole?
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Grayson Fisher
Ah shit, I fell asleep
Nathan Lopez
Bump
Lucas Kelly
Are any of you guys goth?