Female vocals

>female vocals
What are some other reasons to drop a band?

>one drum

female anything

women don't have talent for anything except feeding men

>male vocals

>two drummers

>two lead vocals

>vocals

>music

>it's not part of the rock music canon
>it's not even Japanese
Why even listen then?

>pisses on girls
>does drugs (besides RHCP)
>uses Gibson guitars
>lyricism revolves around debauchery, stupidity or nihilism
>racist
>breeds popper fish
>mawkish beyond incomprehensibility
>posts on Sup Forums
>collects paper bawlz to eliminate plastic
>liberal
>conservative
>centrist
>cares about politics
>doesn't live inside the gardens up above the clouds
>hates video games
>penises
>vaginas
>holes and poles
>tourniquets
>1
>6
>7
>edgy

>Rhythm is just 4 chords in 4/4
>Literally just basic major and minor chords
>Not even a fucking 7th or something thrown in there
Oh. How interesting.

>no field samples

>opening track of an album is the band tuning their instruments and making small talk

Dropped and I haven't even heard an actual song.

>.

they all do drugs though

Antisemitic conspiracy theories

Homophobic rant
Anti-homophobic rant

Kek

actual autism masquerading as ironic autism: the thread

>hurhrurhrur autism hrruheurhue
>you
>your post
>your life

>uses the word penis or vagina in the lyrics

what genres typically have the most interesting chords? I get a lot of progrock recommended to me: Rush, Plantera, Tool, King Crimson, Elo....but generally it's a little plain for me. I really like the pure chord density of bands like BTBAM or Native Construct. Any time I try to get into jazz for the chords, its too...messy; like the artists don't hold themselves to very high standards.

A good balance is mathrock typically.

What are some good math rock bands/albums?

Nile and other tech death bands

My favorite by a landslide is This Town Needs Guns - Animals

>male vocals
>vocals