what's some really repetitive music, Sup Forums? looking for stuff that really just builds on a single idea
Repetitive music
Caleb Lopez
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Benjamin Mitchell
try velvet underground, it's really boring, I think you'll like it
Owen Hughes
reggae and house
Jack Russell
post-rock
black metal
post-black metal
Jayden Russell
you should listen to Boris' Flood
Leo Rodriguez
Mason Anderson
Uncle Acid - The Night Creeper
A favorite album of mine, very repetitive riffing but has an unparalleled atmosphere and lyrical structure.
Plays out almost like a creep psych noire.
Angel Cox
Here (you) go my nig nog.
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Jackson Gomez
this is what you want
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James Lopez
I Am Sitting In A Room
Evan Bennett
Flood is my go-to album when I'm reading. Just perfect background music. It helps that it's really soothing to listen to as well.
Jason Rodriguez
Levi Scott
can specifically ege bamyasi
Evan Jones
Bull of heaven
Daniel Thomas
neu
Ian Lopez
ege bamyasi isn't that repetitive.
trash
Michael Parker
Austin Howard
>trash
Some of their releases are legitimately decent-ish tbqhwymdf
Christopher Walker
Meshuggah - Catch Thirty Three
Ryder Moore
You're gonna love Boredoms, OP. Listen to their albums Vision Creation Newsun and Super ae and the EPs Super Roots 3 and 7
Dominic Baker
>No one has mentioned Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians
Robert Adams
You're very much welcome, user. Good stuff, but quite repetitive
Jaxon Sanders
You'll want to listen to more minimalism but assuming that you already have try fela kuti. Fela brings in his entire band with repetitive polyrhythmic beats and builds up the sound to the apex where puts down his sax and sings (usually political but not always)
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William Lee
>OP has steve reich picture in the first post
Why would we recommend steve reich to someone who knows steve reich?
Logan James
david thomas broughton - the complete guide to insufficiency
there are a lot of repetitions within songs with some dissortion and additional sounds building on.
Brody Lee
How has no one said Dopesmoker yet?
Literally the peak of repetition-core
Another great recc. Blood Lust is my favorite album from them but for OP's purposes I'd go for Night Creeper
Grayson Gutierrez
OP if you're really into "builds on a single idea thing" I HIGHLY recommend 2 albums by Autechre: LP5 and Trip Repetae. every track just takes one theme, loops it, adds to it, takes away from it, varies it slightly, etc.
a sample from LP5:
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and Tri Repetae:
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Owen Ross
Meshuggahs catch thirty-three. Can be a bit of a chore to listen to, but it's worth it. Ridiculously trippy album but also very depressing at times.
Adam Thomas
Also Eastman's music in general
Sebastian Diaz
No idea how it hasn't been mentioned yet by Remain in Light by Talking Heads, or any afrobeat (look into Fela Kuti).
Jeremiah Rodriguez
I'm a big fan of Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians