ITT: We create musical genres and others recommend what they think are the closest to it.
>synthgaze
>dream punk
>doom disco
ITT: We create musical genres and others recommend what they think are the closest to it
Jace Ward
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Dominic Jones
>poot ska
Camden Brooks
Glitch grass (glitchy bluegrass)
Doom Jazz
Swampgaze (southern shoegaze)
Uberpop (dancy pop music with aggressive vocals
Isaac Peterson
post-polka
Lucas Price
dungeon synth rap
Ryder Stewart
Now I want to make and atmospheric drone album using only accordions
Angel Brooks
>Doom Jazz
Miles Davis ?
Gabriel Wright
>doom jazz
Already exists.
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Hudson Harris
hawaiian speed metal
Jonathan Foster
psychedelic classical tape loop jazz
John Sullivan
Otaku lullaby
Industrial k-pop
Jonathan Ramirez
>glitch grass
>swampgaze
I really want to make those exist. I regret selling my banjo now.
Joshua Myers
Nubian swing folk
Jackson Hall
bosnian punk metal
moonlightcore
flinstones power metal
bill gates rapcore
experimental hentaicore
progressive hasid trance
overclocked acid jazz
BSD bebop
symphonic chiptune
post-death rebirthcore
Eli Phillips
Sunsetwave
Midnight screamo
Prankwave
Polka death metal
Progressive japanese power ska
Christopher James
Iranian desert metal
My little pony nu metal
Albanian speedcore
post-jewish aryan industrial power folk
Chinese eurobeat
Experimental surgerywave
Oliver Watson
>experimental hentaicore
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Camden Baker
Underground evangelical turbofolk
progressive romanian para para
time pop
french canadian j-pop
melodic gothic country
cannibal grunge
antichrist death metal
Paleo doom house
Ian Phillips
Postironic memecore
Aaron Cooper
Post-Progressive Russian Folk music.
Jose Rodriguez
DBZ Linkin Park 9/11 Tributes
Levi Garcia
Electro rock or gabber rock. You’d think more people would try their hand at it, but it’s surprisingly hard to find.
Christian Collins
symphonic progressive 2deep4u mongolian throat singing
Jack Cruz
alvin & the chipmunks christmas speed metal
Jackson Cook
industrial tibetian chanting dubstep
Noah Jackson
punkwave (punk rock with synthwave background)
psychedelic jazz
Benjamin Rivera
Industrial Christian metal
Hardcore rockabilly
Alternative experimental post-nightcore
Death country
Speed folk
Industrial art polka
Acoustic antichrist rock
Parker Taylor
>psychedelic jazz
Check out Sun Ra
Xavier Richardson
Math pop
Jordan Green
>Doom Jazz
probably just like dark jazz unless you want Midori
>Swampgaze
Dirty 3
Dungeon Synth rap
Surely a Lil ugly mane project would fit this
>Psychedelic jazz
Love Cry Want
Ryder Murphy
try this
Gavin Davis
Revenge-of-the-Sunfish-core
Christian Adams
DJ Rozwell - NONE OF THIS IS REAL
This is exactly what you are looking for
Christian Morris
regressive rock
Liam James
Jangle Prog
Glitch Metal
Russian Ambient Shoegaze
Proto-Rock
Nathan Myers
quoting a genius
>fieldfunk
>recording a funk band walking in a field.
Aiden Watson
post-neofolk
doomgaze
death synth
ritual synth
doom rap
Oliver Allen
Industrial Blues
Math-hop
Post-New Wave
Chiptune jazz
>synthgaze
Spec eco
Idk what do you consider math rock? What do you mean by math pop?
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Luis Roberts
Behold. I created gregorian shitstep memecore. Pretty sure it soent exist yet.
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Landon Jones
>doomgaze
have a nice life
>post-neofolk
wait 10 years
Jaxson Nguyen
Post-country western
No wave bluegrass
Christian Morales
Bollywood Space Rock
Oriental Funk Metal
Benjamin Powell
Wouldn't dream punk basically shoegaze?
Isaac Garcia
Some of Swans' material circa the mid to late 90's could qualify as post-neofolk.
Jacob Rodriguez
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Thank you, I've always wanted more shit to use gregorian chants. Do more. Go for like a more spacey atmospheric sound with a slower beat
Matthew Parker
Are there any bands that meld shoegaze and mathrock? What would that be called? "Mathgaze?"
Anthony Russell
>Doom Jazz
are you being serious right now
Chase Young
"doom disco" makes me think of 80s goth music pretty much the vibe.
i have wanted to do this with bagpipes for years.
melodic gothic country is a well-established thing. doomgrass, deathgrass, lots of psychobilly stuff, all related areas of music. it works pretty well i dig it.
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what would post-neofolk look like to you? doom rap sounds kinda good. "ritual" and "death" synth both definitely exist.
Jackson Hernandez
>psychedelic jazz
Hunter James
nice
>what would post-neofolk look like to you
I had something like Fire of the Mind from Coil in mind
Wyatt King
>Uberpop (dancy pop music with aggressive vocals
Isn't that what future pop is, though
Caleb Cooper
i am actively making Glitch Grass, i hope it'll be good.
Matthew Watson
>post-death rebirthcore
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Samuel Walker
since a lot of people ITT seem to be talking about bluegrass-derived genres I have to link this album
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and everybody should check out the band Those Poor Bastards
Jaxon Gonzalez
Gabriel Flores
>post-neofolk
Late era Current 93, mos def
>doomgaze
Jesu
Thomas Ramirez
>what is garage rock/punk rock/garage punk/blues punk/etc
Jace Evans
>Russian Ambient Shoegaze
>Post-Progressive Russian Folk music
please exist
please exist
please exist
Carter Perry
yes, this is serious, it exists and it is awesome
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Xavier Taylor
Music From The 2010s That's Actually Original And Innovating And Not Just Revivalist/Derivative Crap That Can't Let Go Of The Late '00s Or Stop Imitating The '80s To Save Its Goddamned Life-Core
Asher Scott
>I have wanted to do this with bagpipes for years
Coil did that already, check out The Remote Viewer
Aiden Garcia
>ignoring the pic I posted, which was the whole point of my obviously captious question
Are you fucking daft
Those were breton pipes and hurdy gurdys
Lucas Taylor
eh, i wouldn't classify bohren as doomjazz
more like noir-jazz
Zachary Morgan
And yet you would classify the Mt Fucking Dumbass Corporation as doom jazz just because it's on the name. Bohren had been using the term "doom-laden jazz" since the 90s
Austin Watson
Clarence Clarity No Now
Jason Moore
>Mt Fucking Dumbass Corporation
I apologize for not knowing history, haven't heard much of Bohren outside of Dolores and beyond. I'd say Mt FUji still has a doom sound to it, albeit less refined than Bohren's.
Anthony Cox
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Kevin Smith
>eclectic-for-eclecticism's-sake mishmash of trends from previous decade
>original
Adrian Allen
>dream punk
Pic related
Jonathan Brooks
Really, any wishywashy post-punk could be called dream punk
Robert Peterson
>No wave bluegrass
i wish Swans would have dabbled in this
Gabriel Young
downtempo other
Ian Parker
Punk&B (r&b and punk)
Free grass
acid thrash metal
Schwarzeneggercore
Joke-hop
kleptocore
stoner noise
liquid jazz
alt-blues clues
Luis Gonzalez
accordeon witch house folk
Sebastian Price
PROGRESSIVE HIP-HOP?
Jose Williams
Unleavened Crip Razzle
DubRego
Fourth Wave Ghostinese
Alabaster Floor
Right-On Whiz
Proto-Commendale
Metaphysical Academic Post-Music
Cryptomnesic Bong-Wrap
Hillside Clam Stopm
Fried Bingo Jam
Patates Douces
Traditional Medellinese Stonewall Dance & Theatre
Grime Bread&Butter/Garage PB&J
Ornamental Whack
Downbeat Humpjump
CUNT
Alienating Wolfwhistling
Vocal Music For Members Of The Third Age
Jesus' Immaterial Music (Written And Performed By Jesus Himself During The Second Coming)
Toothscrappin'
Oleo Swagger
PPP0950
Hue Musick
Colado Reversible
">music >good"
Kloohorn Folk
Workdesk Skiffle
Haunted Music That Literally Kills You When You Listen To It
Swarf
Interesting Country
Hudson Barnes
people like you are the reason that I keep coming to this board
Leo King
math drone
neoclassical noise
acoustic sludge
ambient blackgaze
romantic crust
Ethan Smith
unpluged acoustic electronic music amirite x'D
Xavier Ross
?
Colton Wilson
Chameleons for dream punk
Justin Evans
>combining genre names that negate eachother by their very definition
Hudson White
which ones, or are you retarded?
Parker Allen
>alt-blues clues
the horrors that would unfold would be unfathomable
Ian Turner
You somehow want drone, which relies on sustained, unchanging notes, to be complex and technical enough to be considered "math".
You somehow want neoclassical music which relies on the traditions of the Common Practice period to be composed and executed within the timbric and technological parameters of a type of music that negates it.
You want a minimalist, lo-fi, aggressive form of punk rock to conform to the aforementioned common practice period, and want to unplug the guitars on a genre defined amongst other things by its thick distortion and heavy riffs.
At least ambient blackgaze makes sense, since all blackgaze is atmoshit anyway. Should I go on or do you have a couple more ad homs to shoot my way?
Caleb Cox
>Schwarzeneggercore
what's that? how would taht work?
Robert Reed
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Xavier Taylor
(Led Zeppelin-esque guitar riffs play over digital hardcore beat as distorted Blue’s Clues samples are wailing away in the background.)
Tyler James
Post-noise
Gabriel Wood
I make post-noise and post-music (spoiler: they're the same thing!)
Charles White
Industrial country
Jonathan Lewis
turbo soul
noise ambient
cyber folk/traditional
Andrew Roberts
>noise ambient
There are loads of subgenres and styles that could be described as noise ambient. From industrial ambient to minimal glitch, you've got plenty to choose from.
Gavin Rodriguez
>CUNT
>Alienating Wolfwhistling
>Hue Music
>Interesting Country
this post is a goldmine
William Flores
Retrofuturistic Spazz
Ian Adams
Acoustic breakcore
Oliver Perez
>what's that? how would taht work?
music with buttons from the arnold soundboard from newgrounds being pushed
Noah Evans
Melodic symphonic power yodeling
Anthony Thompson
>dream punk
Dude, one of the best Dream Punk albums is Saturday Night Wrist by deftones.
Anyone here into >noise pop punk