>when a song opens with feedback
When a song opens with feedback
John Hill
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Jose Gonzalez
EVERY NIGGA IS A STAR
EVERY NIGGA IS A STAR
EVERY NIGGA IS A STAR
EVERY NIGGA IS A STAR
Easton Allen
>song opens with feedback
Ryan Price
>song starts with the sound of a radio tuning.
Ryan Peterson
well Sup Forums? hes not wrong
Julian Brown
>when a song opens with a minute of silence and the rest of it it's just feedback
Jaxon Campbell
Just about every hardcore album ever.
Mason Taylor
pretty sure the guy says it with a hard r
Mason Perry
>Song opens with poorly acted dialogue that should've been a separate interlude
Angel Moore
>Album opens with artist's conception, childhood and previous discography
Wyatt Russell
>Mom opens photo album
>Gives you negative feedback about what potential you had as the young version of yourself in the photos
Eli Cook
There was a song by SoaD in their first album like this. Does anybody remember which one?
Samuel Taylor
Song starts with rain
Jacob James
Song of the century and American eulogy by green day
Christian Bailey
>song opens with running water
Mason Bailey
>song opens with fade out of previous song
Lucas Torres
Peephole
Joseph Ross
>Song opens with painful noise
Colton Flores
>song is nothing but feedback
Tyler Morris
>Album fades out with a note
>Band's next album fades in with that same note
Brayden James
>thunder cracks at end of song.
Brayden Ward
...
Isaiah Reyes
I love powerviolence
Landon Green
Jaxson Lopez
>impying
Luke Cooper
HURRR N WORD DURR
Adam Lopez
>Song fades in so you turn volume up, but once it reaches normal levels its too fucking loud and you have to turn it back down again
Lucas Wright
>songs opens with a normal riff before turning into feedback
John Roberts
>followed by fat, fresh and funky beats
>on a post-hardcore album
Brayden Cooper
>song opens with everything playing at once and then ends with feedback
Jayden Clark
Liam Campbell
Yeah that's kinda the whole point of it too
Parker Jones
>song begins with glass breaking