Is there a band or musician today,that sounds as weird as Throbbing Gristle did in the '70s?
You can post amateurs or anyone that you think sounds really strange,they just have to be new artists
What's the sound that no one listens to right now that everybody should listen to?!
Gavin Thompson
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Off the top of my head...
Liam Lee
Honestly, I can't think of anything as radically different, possibly because noise and industrial music have also become fairly ubiquitous.
Artists like Grunt and Prurient seem to be continuing the tradition, but that hardly makes them a contemporary answer to the likes of TG or Coil.
Matthew Scott
Andrew Bennett
My band does something similar, we started doing it because there's not enough of this music.
Sebastian Smith
nigga post links
Juan Wright
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This guy sounds unlike anything I know
Jace Thompson
yeah, I'd like to hear that too
Julian Gomez
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Luis Rivera
He kind of reminds me of Chromeo.
Isaac Ortiz
We didn't put anything online yet, but we should soon.
Juan Gomez
how many people in the band?
Daniel Campbell
wow this shit's cool thx
Lincoln Reed
nigga this is kinda interesting thx
Gabriel Campbell
ok this is really cool lol
Joseph Gomez
Three, one guy plays the guitar, sings and writes songs, second guy works with the computer, and I play the guitar, sing, write songs, and also work with the computer.
Camden Davis
cool good luck
Anthony Fisher
Thanks.
Jacob Diaz
when you say you write songs and work with computers do you mean that you have a back track on witch you play or do you actually use computing music technique like with controllers, samples, pureData ? (just so you know where I stand, both ways are cool, I've been recording and playing live with several different groups and set ups for the last 10 years, I'm just curious)
Luke Johnson
Jace Parker
Isaac Gray
We create our music with software and for most of the time make our own samples to use, right now we're looking to buy a controller to make things easier.
Chase Campbell
fuck yeah
Jackson Thomas
BCR2000 is great for live as you can really program it the way you want. That said with a harsh noise live-impro-only project I once sat down in front of a desk to live edit all my loop samples with my laptop's trackpad so everything is possible.
Matthew Perry
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Landon Cox
What is this band? I've literally never heard of it. I'll go check this out, thanks for sharing original bands.
Mason Lopez
i've used the jam man solo xt for triggering samples in between songs, etc. that were too hard to recreate live. its a loop pedal, but you can also store your own samples and play them back
Evan Hughes
Oh, cool. Thanks.