The point of these threads is to encourage people to look for new and interesting music. We do this by listening to and ideally discussing albums we've never heard before. Many of us already listen to new music daily, these people are in it to venture "out of their comfort zone" by listening to albums they otherwise wouldn't have, or just to have a good time.
>DJ Rolando – Knights Of The Jaguar EP Jaguar is one of those tunes everyone knows and for good reason. Another great track in the same vein, Strings of Life by Derrick May may be better, but both tracks show off just energizing this style of Detroit Techno is. And both do it without a prominent bassline. Ascension is not that noteworthy, feels p directionless. It's also fast as fuck, but that's to be expected from this scene.
>Rhythm & Sound w/ Tikiman – Jah Rule Lo fi dub is apparently something I should look into. This release has two variations of the Jah Rule track, one with vocals and one with a few changes and without vocals. It's slow, heavy, minimal, drenched in reverb and it's great. The vocal version is better.
>Alan Braxe & Fred Falke – Running French House isn't my thing, but most basslines on this are dance-worthy. The phaser vocal samples in Intro are p okay, but it all sounds too clean and boring.
You know the drill lads. Post qt monstergirls, discuss qt monstergirls, write about qt monstergirls. Especially qt birb girls. No futa, no traps. If you're into that kind of thing, please make your own thread instead.
Liam Ward
"buy my new album"
Nathaniel Davis
Join my tournament, or suffer the curse Also, did I miss anyone that already signed up?
Tim Buckley - Happy Sad
Jack Mitchell
what do i just choose some meme magic band and post it for the tournament?
Austin Bell
Oops, old version
Jason Kelly
Put on a trip to identify yourself for the tourney, unless you want some other user to steal your spot later Post an album/EP that isn't a million hours long that I haven't heard
Aaron Carter
yes you missed me
Ryder Green
You missed me, I recced Monster Movie by Can
Logan Russell
fug i don't wanna be cursed Carissa's Wierd - Songs About Leaving
I'll keep it updated once per month and delete inactive users, edit people's favorites, etc. etc. So I'll post in the thread in about a month and ask what needs to be changed, and after 24 hours I'll change it all.
>Blockhead - Music By Cavelight I feel like this Ninja Tune stuff hasn't aged very well. At least it's more on the Bonobo side of things than the RJD2 side. 3.0-
>The Angelic Process - Weighing Souls With Sand Basically just lo-fi ethereal wave with riffs, not that I mind. 3.5
>Enemite - Wuyuan Just like Letov said: not good by any means, but still fairly entertaining. I like the cheap synths and all the "traditional" instruments, especially the percussion. The vocals are unintentionally campy, but that probably helps with the appeal. 3.0+
Don't really feel like reviewing the other ones, but I gotta say that E2-E4 was a pleasant surprise.
not trip i swear! just an admirer of trip's taste and character, what a well informed and put together individual he is!
Adrian Rodriguez
Why is feelist there? Why is mine not there?
Jonathan Howard
pre-reserved spot accel, benji, and stick also didnt make it on
Dylan Jones
I'm mys earch for more albums for foggy days i found myself with Damnation of Opeth, i ahve heard this band before with their album Blackwater Park, which it was okay, (the title track is pretty great and Bleak has some gorgeous moments as well)
Let's see what happens, melancholic mood, foogy atmosphere, this is what i need, this is where i wanted to be.
Bonus, it has prog, my main food.
Hunter Rogers
You're honestly fucking retarded if you don't think a jazz cover band can be a fun show. You realize most traditional music is covers, right? Also, I'm not sure if you're aware, but the jazz era is dead and so is damn near everyone who originally played this music (John Handy is the only one I know off the top of my head is still alive). Is there music dead in a live setting forever? No, fuckfaces. Jazz is fundamentally improvisational and every new musician adds his own take on the music of the past. Every good jazz musician ever played covers. This rockist idea that covers are invalid art is wrong and dumb, just like you.
10/10 pic for me ;8)
o heck reserved gimme 2 mins
Carter Mitchell
Oh geez. Have fun.
if you're not lying you have bad taste, if you are then you're trip up understood, have a good day
Aiden Howard
Was confused. I guess I missed the original call
Mason Harris
yo! buddy! tumblr is ---> that-a-way
William Brooks
i clicked tumblr and i got redirected to here
Easton King
/daily/ is r/tumblr.
Cooper Rogers
Good album. Only Opeth album I really can enjoy anymore desu
Leo Phillips
what happened with the other albums?
Zachary Morris
I just don't really like prog metal anymore
Bentley Adams
i swear its always the same person angrily replying to madcap on user
where did you even get me shitting on covers lmao i just dont think mingus is worth it
Isaac Cook
boi dat shit filled
Blake Jones
no problem my man
but it wasn't me :0
Ryan Harris
no
>i just dont think mingus is worth it even bigger goof than I assumed then
Eli Peterson
frick i still get you confused with theSound
go study dork
Henry Rodriguez
rude!
wasn't me
Sebastian Gray
you both have cats for profile pictures and it muddles my mind
Ethan Evans
Why is everyone concerned with my studies, I'm a very smart student.
Easton Roberts
I doubt it, you're Canadian.
Kevin Fisher
just remember i have the qt one!!!
Joseph Walker
he looks like lil wayne in that picture. this is now a lil wayne general
Xavier Gonzalez
Engineering in northern climates like Canada is actually much more challenging due to the incredibly varied temperature and things like snow load, ice damming etc. In other words: I'm smarter than you.
David Torres
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Logan Gutierrez
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Canada.
Michael Richardson
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to be an engineer in Canada. The temperature is extremely variable, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the classes will go over a typical braintlet's head. There’s also my shitposting autitude, which is deftly woven into my character- my personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The other engineers understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of my studying ability, to realise that they’re not just perfect- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who think I am not smart truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn’t appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick’s existential catchphrase “piggo :8),” which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev’s Russian epic Fathers and Sons. I’m smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as my genius wit unfolds itself on their Sup Forums screens. What fools.. how I pity them.
Adam Reed
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Sebastian Cook
There are literally no films better than these four
Luis Cooper
Rec me solo bassoon alums while I derivate temperature coefficients.
Juan Ross
"o" "k"
Nolan Nguyen
Sure, How?, Never seen but doubtful, An actual punishment to watch
Easton Roberts
>Miyazaki at least you picked my favorite of his I guess
Gabriel Reed
It's a perfect batch of extreme suffering and aggressive subversion of tropes that pushes a very provocative message + it's shot literally perfectly and contains the best performance of every actor involved
Isaac Nguyen
The Saint Pepsi guy is playing in town tn, too much of a meme thing to go to?
I don't disagree, for sure. But I generally think something that's more than "punishing you for enjoying watching the suffering of others" should earn the title of best film ever
Colton Nguyen
What’s the last time (say 1-2 years) that you heard something genuinely fresh and interesting in rock? Not necessarily perfect or polished, but weirder than 90% of what’s in style today?
Connor Murphy
It's just that it does that thing s o w e l l that I can't not regard it as one of the best films of all time.
Brayden Martin
...
Ryder Evans
ever heard of
TELSTAR DRUGS
Jack Harris
Bless.
Colton Cook
Can happen pretty often if you know where to look. Parson Sound, Hapshash & The Coloured Coat recently.
This is angry user fodder though.
Logan Rodriguez
Knew it was right up your alley. Glad you like it, it's a good intro to Hausu Mountain.
Also listened to Stack Music and For Organ and Brass. Both very solid. Where have you been finding all this 2017 music?
>US version
Anthony Wood
The US version is the film it was always meant to be.
Blake Hill
I saw Organ and Brass randomly brought up on Sup Forums a few times, and was intrigued by the album cover I did a mini PAN chart as well, which is where I got Stack Music. the rest of the stuff on my 2017 list was through artists/labels I followed, randomly dug up stuff, reccs from people here.
heck I found Marc Romboy by going to New Releases on the rym home page
Cooper Rogers
Based on the performances or the meta-context of it being an American film? Because I can't really say those enhance the film for me beyond what it already is.
Neato. I haven't been paying attention to too much 2017 stuff outside of my normal radar, so I was just wondering if there were any new sources I should be aware of. Speaking of PAN, you should listened to Yves Tumor including the one he self released this year.
Oliver Foster
Oooh I'll listen to it tonight. Too many interesting labels to get through fucck
Yeah that list of labels you have is getting to be quite intense, but it'll be rewarding.
I'll check that record out soon.
Aiden Russell
Listened to Bitches Brew and Kind of Blue for the first time yesterday, don't get the appeal of the latter though Bitches Brew was really quite amazing, are there any more albums of the sort?
John Hernandez
Kind of Blue is rather pedestrian and some would say babbys first jazz record so don't feel bad there. I would rec any jazz essentials chart tho I will specifically suggest both The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady and Out to Lunch
Kayden Price
Where is the listenalong?
Adrian Myers
>implying Kind of Blue is great, it's not slap-you-in-the-face technically impressive but it's still an excellent album
Austin Sanchez
>borzoi recs... Enregistre Par Steve Albini - The Ephemera's Worship
god damn i've listened to this fiur times in a row at the time of this writing noise math rock post hardcore emo free jazz all you need to know really are those genre tags and that it all works together BEAUTIFULLY
9/10
>jim recs... Bent Knee - Shiny Eyed Babies
quite a frustrating album. there are small parts of pretty alright experimental prog-pop-rock-whatever sandwiched inbetween bits of really generic sounding radio alt rock. there's never enough of the good stuff coming through, and even when those parts do appear its not much of an amazing take on it anyway. o well.
4/10
borzoi moves on!
Jose Collins
how is it that i seem to rediscover public strain every other week
James Jenkins
that's one of those albums I've been meaning to listen to for literally years and never have. It's from my province too, really not sure why I never got around to it
Gabriel Allen
Serious question. I just really like that feeling of digging into something that’s just plain old weird.
Brandon Davis
9/10 out of nowhere what thee fuck
How are you able to do this and not discover anything else
Nolan Williams
I think I'm gonna need some outside assistance to fill up the last couple spots, call your friends.
Andrew Bird - Andrew Bird & the Mysterious Production of Eggs >chamber pop, indie folk This record feels like if Jack Johnson got way into Jim O'Rourke and decided to make interesting music. Sadly, a lot of the album can blend together at times and feel like generic indie folk. It has flashes of brilliance, but overall Bird plays a bit too safe for my taste. Listening to it, I can't help but think of how much more ambitious Illinois was (especially in terms of arrangement), particularly since they're both indie folk albums from 2005. That said, A Nervous Tic Motion of the Head to the Left is genuinely incredible and manages to singlehandedly compensate for a good chunk of the album's flaws. 7/10
