post avant garde shit u guys think pushes the boundary for music. Here's something a friend of mine showed me: youtube.com
Avant garde music
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Kevin Fisher
That's not avant-garde music, that's subpar libertarian internet pop rap degeneracy.
Daniel Thomas
You first
Nathan Thompson
u responded in 2 minutes, u clearly didn't even watch it dum fuck
Jeremiah Harris
i posted a link at the top g
Jackson Clark
>pushes the boundary for music
Thats just someone rapping over oval-esque glitch music
Jose Sullivan
the rap is only for a fraction of the piece
Daniel Garcia
Here have some Steve Roden [embed]youtube.com
Jonathan Allen
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you cant tell me my band isnt pushing boundaries.
Now i dont think its good but it was sure fun to make.
Brandon Bennett
the recording quality of this album is really good at first glance, nice job
I dig the variety of music i'm hearing from scrubbing
Nathaniel Bennett
Nice example, but glitch-related sound might be now considered kind of a retro thing for it's been around for about 30 years already. That said, this track isn't really more or less than a collage of a few retro styles, could still be intriguing but nothing "avantgarde" about it, and honestly I don't know if nowadays this definition can be applied to anything in non-ironic context.
Here's a few that IMO could be tagged as "forward thinking pop music" today:
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Leo Parker
Ethan Fisher
The guy is a legit madman genius.
Just have a look at all his bandcamp releases.
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Nathan Miller
more like you avant garde a clue
Landon Gutierrez
>first rhyme was made by Milo in 2014
Anthony Long
Motion Graphics's beats are so cool. Wish he didn't use such shit vocals.
Blake Davis
Motion Graphics and Visual Cloaks is some of the only stuff I've heard in a while that really gives me the "new" feeling. You guys might like this: youtube.com
Qebrus has been doing pretty much one unchanging style for a long time, and he's been around for a while, but his sound design still sounds very unique and weird and his composition is way more interesting than a lot of similar far out stuff: youtube.com
Alexander Carter
Not avant garde anymore, styles sounds dated, but I think the best flashcore stuff is still the farthest things have been pushed in a certain direction of composition.
Jacob Jones
Dominic Lewis
2 minutes is enough time to figure out if something is innovative or just shitty. Not even your music so don't get butthurt, faggot.
Ryan Ortiz
As others have said, I think the term avant garde has become less applicable somehow. Maybe because we've kind of exhausted a lot of the interesting sounds possible with computers and processing gear at this point so you can't just be avant garde by using tech anymore. This track is very obviously referencing old styles and there's nothing new about any of the sounds in it but the idea of moving between techno and trance styles in a single track is pretty odd and I've never heard it done as successfully or intentionally as here: youtube.com
The whole album Turns by Barker and Baumecker is really interesting in this way. It's high quality Berlin techno but with other styles mixed in in a very interesting way.
Oliver Clark
Ethan Price
Yep I have the same feeling about them, kinda the same level of novelty as R+7 for me. Have to check out Oliver Coates soon, thanks m8.
I've heard that Qebrus guy, seems he's into some serious DSP fuckery and low-level signal patching or whatever, also it reminds me of this monumental work:
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Shapeshifter's "Reticulum Flux" sort of raised the bar up into the sky as far as this type of sound design is concerned.
>flashcore
Huh?
Datach'i's stuff is quite funny though, have yet to give it a proper amount of time to go through the whole album. I believe it's from the very beginning of the 00s and back then it was something unfathomable for most of humanity (although from what I can hear he used some Reaktor machines there).
Anthony Hill
Lol sorry wrong link
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Julian White
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Parker Hall
Good choice.
Have you checked this -
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Leo Nguyen
my nigga
Joseph James
nope but cool aesthetic
Charles Anderson
> AS TRUTH
Wtf exactly is going on in this video?
Nolan Carter
Jaxson Hill
You might like this too youtu.be
Andrew Bennett
William Lee
my niggah
Tyler Evans
Alexander Taylor
eh. Motion Graphics and Visual Cloaks are both way more interesting to me than OPN. They all use old midi module sounds and loose, abstract arragenements. But for whatever reason OPN's music is just boring and feels uninspired to me. MG and VC are doing a lot more interesting stuff sound design wise.
Jaxson Fisher
Try Buckethead.
Gabriel Mitchell
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Lincoln Peterson
listen to pic related, a lot of glitch music like Oval still feels like music, but albums like dataplex is so much more minimal. also mentioned Steve Roden, similar stuff but even more abstract
Blake Butler
These are field recordings, you meant to post this.
Adam Fisher
CAN YOU DO THE CHICKENSKIN SWIM
CAN YOU DO THE CHLORINE GARGOYLE
CAN YOU WRIGGLE LIKE AN EEEEEL
Eli Brooks
I wish they didn't go full noise on some of their songs. That's why you never became a dancer is such a great piece without having to go straight to ear blistering noise.
Thomas Taylor
Is this bait?
Jason Lopez