/daily/ - "would jerk over their bodies mmm" edition

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.

>make charts
neverendingchartrendering.org/

>listen to tunes
plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>listenalong schedules, OP pics, etc.
daily-mu.blogspot.com/p/welcome.html

Previously, on /daily/:

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soundcloud.com/therealapollorose
twitter.com/SFWRedditGifs

>444

THESE FUCKING DIGITS

proud

wow

amazing

cow

Okay I'm gonna start this early cause I know it'll take me forever to work my way through this. Also I finished that first chart faster than I anticipated.

The Jungle Brothers - Done By the Forces of Nature (1989)

This seems to be the big jump in the Native Tongues collective, bridging the gap between the simpler 3 Feet High and Rising and groovier early Tribe records. The production on here is the noticeable difference, the beats are more detailed, while still maintaining a consistent groove and energy. One of my biggest issues with these guys’ debut is that it felt cluttered and a bit too dense but this one is nice and energetic. Instead of the typical, raw boom bap sound, this is a lot of fun and shows the ridiculous talent that was on this roster. In addition, the beats on here are incredibly varied - “Feelin Alright” is fairly sparse aside from this bouncy little funk guitar riff, “U Make Me Sweat” has this old school disco vibe and “Belly Dancin Dina” has this middle eastern flair and even that wailing g-funk synth going on. Compared to a lot of modern or even 90s hip-hop, it’s a bit on the simple side but you can tell these guys were getting the swing of things and establishing their own style.

Lyrically, it’s not too hard to guess what this album focuses on. Just like other Native Tongues stuff, this is incredibly positive and afrocentric. They spend a lot of time trying talking about the history of black people in the US, concepts of Pan-Africanism and lots of talk of the Zulu Nation. It’s about what you’d expect from this collective but the Jungle Brothers do a great job presenting it. There’s always this vibe of positivity throughout and you get the sense that they’re doing it to educate. It’s a bit corny at times as a result but it never gets too preachy or anything.

Anyway, an incredibly influential album in my book, that deserves the status it’s been given. Definitely worth a listen if you like De La / Tribe.

4/5

(part 1)

Chief Keef - Finally Rich (2012)
>drill

The two obvious tracks, "Love Sosa" and "I Don't Like" accomplish exactly what they set out to do, pump up the listener and showcase some really solid production and Keef's charisma on the mic. That's about as far as my praise for this can go, however. It loses a lot of steam by the end, the beats all tend to repeat each other and Keef's limited range really starts to show. The style of drill also just isn't for me, the aggression of the style doesn't really work terribly well here, and the monotonous flows grate quickly.

0.5+

Tim Buckley - Happy Sad (1969)
>singer/songwriter, psychedelic folk

This was Buckley's first major foray into psychedelia and experimental rock, and it's an absolute triumph. There are still some shades of the more typical folk rock stylings of Goodbye and Hello, which I'm not a huge fan of, on the shorter tracks, but this record really shines on the longer, sprawling tracks. "Gypsy Woman" is a real stand-out, it's a total freakout reminiscent of Lorca or Starsailor, and it's encapsulating. Buckley's vocals are absolutely outstanding, as always, and the jazz influence really adds a lot.

3.0+ (are you happy jangle)

GFOTY - GFOTYBUCKS (2017)
>bubblegum bass

Another bubblegum bass record that really just isn't for me, what's new? There are actually quite a few good tracks here, and they're mostly the ones that stay firmly in pure pop territory, straying away from experimentation and sticking to really solid, hyper-kinectic pop songwriting. "Poison", "Christmas Day", and the shocking cover of "All the Small Things" are probably my favorites, the rest I didn't enjoy terribly much.

2.0+

(part 2)

Bruce Springsteen - The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle (1973)
>heartland rock

Springsteen's sophomore album improves upon his lukewarm debut, yet the Boss still fails to find a cohesive voice or sound of his own. Like it's predecessor, you can trace pretty much every sound on this album back to another album. There's Dylan's story-telling, a /huge/ influence from early rhythm & blues, and even some notes of early, Can't Buy a Thrill era Steely Dan with the pristine, long-winded instrumental passages. These instrumentals are honestly what really hurts this album for me. My favorite part of Springsteen's music has always been Springsteen himself, and his diminished presence makes for a good, if quite unremarkable, rock record. He'd come into his own only 2 years later, on the seminal Born to Run, this is a mere stepping stone to that point.

2.5

Y. Bhekhirst - Hot in the Airport (1986)
>singer/songwriter, experimental rock, no wave

Deep in the annals of the outsider music canon lies this detached record. More mysterious than Jandek, more amateurish than The Shaggs, it's an interesting beast for sure. Many people have made reference to this album's musical similarities to Jandek, and that's certainly an apt comparison, it really does sound like Jandek took a couple pages out of the post-punk notebook and made an album in that style. While it has that really interesting enigmatic nature to it, and admittedly a few couple decent songs, it's goes way, /way/ over my head. It's tuneless, detached, and distinctly outsider, with all the problems that come with that.

2.0+

(part 3)

Milo - I Wish My Brother Rob Was Here (2011)
>abstract hip hop, experimental hip hop

It's very obvious how much Milo has grown as a rapper since this. He still makes pop culture reference and has an endearingly geaky and heady presence on the mic, but it's just too goddamn much here. The lyrics are smarmy and referential to the point where they just become absolutely insufferable, dear god. His flow is still on point, though, and the production, while not as sophisticated as the production on So the Flies Don't Come or Who Told You to Think??!!?!?!?!, is quite good, spacey and chill.

2.5-

The Microphones - It Was Hot, We Stayed in the Water (2000)
>lo-fi indie, psychedelic folk

More of a precursor to Mount Eerie than The Glow Pt. 2. Elverum's vocals, while absolutely dominating this album's successor, play a really diminished role here, making way for heavy, crushing folk instrumentals, reminiscent of Elverum's first album under the Mount Eerie moniker. While it shares similarities in sound to that phenomenal record, the execution is significantly worse. There's some great soundscaping here, it's just not as sophisticated, and a lot of intriguing ideas go absolutely nowhere. One of the best album title/cover combinations of all time, though.

2.5+

Venetian Snares - Doll Doll Doll (2001)
>breakcore

My Venetian Snares knowledge starts and ends with Rossz csillag alatt született, so this was a pleasant surprise. The edgy, overdone nature of Funk's music is still really present here, given this album's focus on mortality in respect to children, but the breaks absolutely never let up, it's phenomenally pummeling, dark, and atmospheric.

3.0-

fuck why do i put these off until right before i go to bed

I started drinking 3L+ of water a day for the past week or so and it's supposed to be good for you but now I feel like I just piss all the time so what's the point

nat ur already doing a goof with those microphones and sabbath scores

either uchu conbini, rites of spring, or ptiza better get a good score or i'm killing myself

Y. Bhekhirst was apparently some Peruvian sailor trying to make pop music, weird stuff

>Not liking Finally Rich

you should have a good diet too otherwise youre jist pissing out electrolytes

Also should I do a chart of stuff from 1001 Albums? Feel like I've missed some good stuff on there but there's definitely a fair amount of duds

I started cutting with a 500cal deficit and eating 1g+ of protein for every 10 calories I eat which is actually much easier than I thought. Not to mention filling.

plus I started to workout too which I'm actually starting to enjoy more than I thought I would.

it seems alright, but honestly even the Sup Forumscore list is a better list for "getting into music" despite some things I personally don't like.

1001 albums is also extremely rockist and anglocentric which doesn't seem particularly enjoyable to go through.

maybe just pick a list of things that look interesting or that people have hyped up but for some reason you've never checked out. Those are always the most satisfying for me to discover/rediscover

I'm using anglocentric wrong here but you know what I mean. Very western or based out of just Britain and the US which doesn't seem very fitting for trying to explore the vast realm of music or even specifically popular music

This album is getting issued on vinyl for the first time btw (and the first real issue of it in general really, the CDs and cassettes are extremely hard to find), I remember some people on here said they were fans

Yeah I get what you were going for and have definitely had that experience. Lots of American / British stuff and lots of rock. But I'm a little over halfway through it and feel like it has some cool stuff left to offer. I'll probably flip through more and see if there's anything that really grabs me. I'm thinking the 50s stuff in particular will be helpful considering I don't know much about that decade.

Updated.

I'll make the short reviews later today because I've got things to do. Anyway have this.

rym link please

what the hell
how is this possible

that book does seem to do the 50s much better than it does the 00s, which is basically all p4k-core stuff.

Jangle can you send me your mega link to David Tudor - Rainforest (Avant CD3)? Can't find it on RBT
Lovely

finally starting this avant prog chart
i dont have much to compare to but w/e

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>Jake Tobin - Accidentally On Purpose
>Experimental Rock/Zolo
It begins in VERY low fidelity, almost recording of a recording. I don't believe it's possible to make out the lyrics on some tracks because of this. The petite tracks here balance childish/space-pop synths with sax and drums that I really wish weren't so concealed behind everything else. Sour harmonies bounce in unision with the precise notes of guitar and lead synths. The vocals aren't special, falling between moaning and original indie rock belting.

By the end, the production cleared up a bit, and I was much more comfortable with the eclectic backyard performance that this album presents.

6+/10

>Vesent Sornis - Weakworks
>Prog Pop, Experimental Rock
Progressive Rock breaks and mellow lounge-like pop-rock choruses, which I assume is made by one guy? There's a surprising amount of instruments coming out during either moments, probably from the light presence of each part. Reeks of the Dismemberment Plan, especially with the switches in time signature. Not a very thought-provoking release but fun nevertheless.
7-/10

>Condor Moments - ...And Though We're Told We've Got It All, the All We've Got Is Freezing Cold...
>Prog Pop
"Cinematic songclusters", as the bandcamp page puts it, is very accurate; they were definitely joking by calling this a "purehearted" collection, however. The songs here jump from hook to hook as quickly as a gender politics thread on Sup Forums, and fly between art rock and broadway tunes moods between. With its openly explicit nature, this is the manic polar opposite of one of my favorite albums, TV Girl - Who Really Cares.
7+

mega.nz/#F!YYE1FIpY!wRA6OOouS_5_MCm2V2bQSA

found it by searchin "rainforest mega"
didnt realize that david tudor was in that big-ass copypasta lmao

I recognize only misha, rudi, and dogwander

who else is there?

>Hilary Hahn plays Bach
Wherein Hilary plays Bach music in slow motion. It's like Bach is trying to swim through molasses. Like, lord almighty, an 18 minute performance of Bach's Chaconne? How does one even achieve such madness?!

Aside from the tempo, Hilary makes a lot of great choices with her performance. Tons of variety in her phrasing, all of which were wonderful.

But, alas, I'm not the biggest fan of Bach's works for solo instrument. The dude's a master of evocative musicality, no doubt, but, when stripped down to just one instrument, much of the more wonderful aspects of his composing are lost. He has great works for solo instrument, Partita no. 2 among them. I just love the dude's *multifaceted omnitextural soniscapes*, and these solo violin pieces don't quite reach that level of raw, unrelenting contrapuntal POWER!

Combine the boring music (Come @ me bachbois) with the slow tempo of playing, and a lot is lost for me. It's just a big ol' sea o' one violin hummin' and hawing the sounds of brilliantly structured music mastery. And, oh lord, it's all so *baroque*. Gross!

Bach/10

>which I assume is made by one guy?
yeah, he also actually happens to be a RYM user which i didn't know about until i added that album to the list and then he thanked me in the comments haha

Oooh so that's what that one guy's comment meant
Literally underage and he already released something cool, very admirable

WELL don't start cutting you lose a lot of fluids if yer bleeding everywhere all the tiime

...

do natural notes count as dissonance if it's canceling a flat or a sharp?

As said earlier, short reviews on newly rated tracks

drip-133 - Fracture Me
> Instrumental Hip Hop

Creative production here, there's good ideas to make tracks that really blend emotions. It's light and poetic very nice!

6/10

Gates - You Are All You Have Left To Fear
> Post-Rock, Emo

Boring, boring is a good word to describe this. I heard it and immediatly forgot it, there's nothing new.

2/10

Desolation Wilderness - New Universe
> Dream Pop

Same here, boring as hell and it felt like it was quite the same thing over and over.

3/10

Sonance - MIRROR AND VIE 2
> Drone / Ambient

Honestly, I don't like Ambient but I tried thinking "Eh, I might like it maybe?" Truth is... no... The screams in background in the first track were already a huge nope for me.

3/10

Show You Suck - Mars Attacks XFiles
> Hip-Hop

Quite generic hip-hop single but the flow is pretty dope and the cover art is very cool. Anyway, cool track but won't play it much.

6/10

Krimer - Krime Time
> Heavy Dubstep / Riddim

How to say, I'm a HUGE fan of heavy dubstep and riddim genre, I love it a lot and was expecting this EP so DAMN MUCH. And the result is PERFECT. The bass are pure massacre and makes you headbang like a maniac. The hip-hop part of Damage is amazing. LOVE IT

9,5/10

>(are you happy jangle)
Yes!! Now do Dream Letter because it's the perfection of his folk style.

>krimer
holy hell havent heard that name in a while
have you heard Kryptic Mind's One Of Us?

ooh

Any of you heard the Glitch All Stars release yet? What did you think?

what's the general consensus on Grouper here? I have to cater my thoughts to everyone's opinion here.

More like Groper.

got 'em

Is anyone going to start listening to a new album? Would like to listen along if so

From what I remember, Grouper was perfect winter muzak. Cozy and sad. So i like them

Hey that guy passed away
Link?

haha! nice

Pouper
Jk she's good

I'm sharing it on slsk

rateyourmusic.com/release/album/звуки-му/простые-вещи-1/

Nope but I've heard it and damn it's a good classic Dubstep track! Thanks for the discovery!

my brother met with a producer who's produced for dizzy wright and wiz khalifa lol what the fuck

he was pretty mad when I said that he's now only one degree of seperation from hopsin lol

I gotchu bruh

But now you're two degrees from Hopsin.
And now I'm three

And one degree of separation from choof
ewww

im one degree of separation from deez nuts

haha ayy lmao

And my MIND JUST TURNS TO PEPSI

That's ridiculous.

I miss memeing Escape to Noise.

Somewhere over the hiccups is good but 10/8 place is their best release, really want to go to Contra Costa County following their instructions some day

Holy shit Mark E Smith is dead

RIP MARK E SMITH

aw wtf

Marky Smith.

I was just adding the fall to a rym list
F

Makes me happy to think about how Qwerty listened to Lil Pump at some point. I'm just picturing an old man sitting there furious

>legacy captcha no longer supported
if you've still not given up on this website yet you should be systemically exterminated
pls end my life big brother

v. cozy and pleasant thas about eet

ripperoni, miracle he made it that far

hiroshima nuking the internets mecca of 'western' 'music' 'discussion' userbase as payback, playing the long con

rip marky mark

soundcloud.com/therealapollorose

I think these guys are fairly new to the game but do a really good job of taking from multiple genres from what Ive heard so far. Currently listening to the EP that they just dropped but I cant find anything else on them. From an instrumental standpoint I genuinely like what they do. Theres not much theme from what I can tell and the lyrics vary in depth and clarity but then again, Ive only listened to the first 3 on the EP list. I will come back to this thread l8er today to do a full in depth analysis once Ive finished listening to it all the way through.

Mark Smith

FUCK

rip mark e smith you were in by far the worst popular post-punk group

bollocks

I get my kicks from imagining "Anonymous" as one schizophrenic self aware dailyposter

I mean

Joy Division
Television
Talking Heads
The Cure
Gang of Four
Wire
Nick Cave
This Heat
Wipers
Pere Ubu
Chameleons
PiL
New Order
Iggy Pop
Devo
Feelies
The Sound
Siouxsie
Echo & The Bunnymen
Bauhaus
XTC
Mission of Burma
The Pop Group
Cocteau Twins
Killing Joke
Sisters of Mercy
Tuxedomoon

are all far better than the Fall, and I don't even like a lot of them. The Fall is garbage sorry

I think you mean

tuxedomoon
pere ubu
minutemen
bauhaus
pil

>tuxedomoon
maybe

didn't include minutemen because idk if I'd consider them in the popular post-punk cannon and group them in with hardcore. But yes they're much better if they count.

And no, literally pick any of those and they're all better by far

>The Cure
>Pere Ubu
>Chameleons
>Feelies
>The Sound
>Mission of Burma
>The Pop Group

are not better than The Fall

Never really cared for the Fall but they were unquestionably influential to music I love so it kinda sucks yeh

Iggy (solo at least), XTC, Killing Joke, Sisters of Mercy, Echo & the Bunnymen, and the Feelies are all just as unremarkable as the Fall, but yeah the rest are far better

how is the cure not like 100x better than the fall? There are more good songs on Pornography alone than in all the Fall albums I've heard. Sorry, I guess I just don't like any of their stuff and don't see what people hype about them.

It's a close call I've got to say, but i'm listening to Hex right now and that album's creativity is unmatched with anything from The Cure's big two albums.

pornography only has eight songs though

I'll give Hex another shot soonish, but even being as gay for post punk as I am it never quite clicked with me

the bar is so low and yet

Imagine dedicating your life to music and hours after you die have people post "yeh here's 19 bands that are better but he was influential to artists I like so I guess it sucks"

ya but it beats "good thing we don't have to see these avant listenalongs anymore"

hey look bet u looked you fucking faggot

it's not because I don't like his music. I wasn't upset when bowie or chuck berry died even though I like them quite a bit. Of course it sucks when people die but I'm not saddened by celeb deaths at all because I don't know them.

Also I wasn't saying that I'm sad because he was influential, just that even though I didn't like that band that they were unquestionably influential. Sorry it made you angry ig?

It's a joke, how did you read that as anger
big ol dummy got shit in yer gills ig?

Imagine dedicating your life to music and sucking at it

imagine wanting to fuck a pig

imagine being a gay torontonian catfish

"tis a joke the whole time! haha!"
dude LOL

why the fuck does /daily/ have such an issue with short term catfishing
"it's immoral!" oh boo hoo you sent someone a bunch of dick pics and then they never respond to you again it's not like you'd ever get responded to by an actual woman anyways
I mean I know straights are fragile but this is ridiculous

>Adelhard Roidinger - Schattseite
This bass driven album chooses well when to add the other styles that make it a Jazz Fusion album, the New Age direction it takes is subtle leaving spaces for interaction where the tenor sax, percussions and vocals harmonize nicely with an airy vibe.
7-

>Disco Inferno - The 5 EPs
A compillation that works so well in documenting the curiousity of a band and the exploration that came after. In the span of two years when these 5 EPs were released Disco Inferno borrowed from anywhere they felt like to create a unique sound. The use of field recordings, the melodic noisy layered guitars, the hazy pop perfection, are elements that build a pleasant atmosphere where krautrock and post-punk influences join.
7+

hhhhhhhhhh

Letov and Fish btfo

hhhhhhhhhhuit :)

inb4 >wow you actually took that as me being serious it was a joke god why does everyone think i'm so toxic and angry

>I mean I know straights are fragile but this is ridiculous
>implying that daily isn't full of gays
I don't actually hold it against you but I think it's autistic to proclaim it to others

...

falling behind this just kidding shit is getting old desuu

I've never seen it mentioned on daily before, but I'm personally not

but I always thought catfishing was photoshopping or lying about attributes on a dating profile in order to get a date which I'm not really against but just seems pointless.

If you're just trying to get pee pee pics from hyper-horny straight men then I respect the grind

angery

great post