I'll start:
A post-punk album with strong wind instruments.
Describe an album and others rec you the closest to it
Joshua Morris
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Jack Harris
The best album. (AA album with Danny)
Cameron White
Spacious funeral doom with American primitive guitar influences.
Jayden Bennett
nice pic OP
Anthony Sullivan
something like neu's self-titled but with no lieber honig
Lincoln Gonzalez
Folk Punk with ethnic influence (Could be Middle-Eastern, could be East Asian, could even be fucking Ska).
Has to be good though.
Lucas Green
Art pop, female singer, something like Bjork or Kate Bush, and isn't Grimes or St Vincent
Henry Garcia
Susanne Sundfor, and one of my favorite albums.
Less experimental than Bjork, but more danceable.
Best song is Memorial, 10 minutes long with an orchestral piece that makes up the back half of the track.
Anthony Lopez
Julia Holter - Loud City Song
Gavin Collins
Fast noise rock with unintelligible singing
Solex
Jeremiah Lee
Very fast (from hardcore punk and thrash metal to grindcore and powerviolence tempos) lo-fi pop punk with noisy guitar sound (both angular like in Big Black and droney like Les Rallizes Denudes & MBV), has a bit of emo, post-rock, math rock and jazz influences
Josiah Robinson
Thanks anons I'll give them a listen
David Bell
Lieber honig is the shit so fuck you but here. You'll love this.
youtube.com
Anthony Jackson
A concept album about bein schizophrenic
X - Los Angeles
Carson Powell
an amalgamation of clipping.'s Splendor & Misery and Deltron 3030's Self-Titled album.
Oliver Nelson
Moon Pix by Cat Power
Matthew Cox
Rock and roll but entirely on wind/brass instruments. Califone?
Jace Fisher
>Fast noise rock with unintelligible singing
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Oliver Bell
An amalgamation of the Experimental/Prog Rock style of The Mars Volta and the Art Rock style of Radiohead
Camden Cook
>amalgamation
lol good oneq
Joseph Morgan
>lol good oneq
never heard of them
Justin Butler
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