Thread 128386314

i wish more interesting music was discussed on this board

i like bolocko but theyre advanced rymcore now and have been since ive been on that site (2017-18????)

that said ive been listening to lots of jazz lately mostly ulmer and sanders and coleman also new wave and no wave

>>128386314 (OP)
>omg vajina cover
>interesting music
shut the fuck up poser
go to reddit to discuss your pretentious shit

>>128386314 (OP)
sounds good, any more recs? been wanting to get more into noise rock for a while

would love it if you had some mathy phc

>>128386364
>would love it if you had some mathy phc

on a loosely descending scale of noise:
colossamite
dazzling killmen
shellac
bakamono
frodus
max colby
staynless (KEEP TS NICHE)
north of america
modern bison

>>128386423

that's a tall order, will check em out tho, ty!

>shellac

only listened to excellent italian greyhound, missed my chance to see them live just before albini passed away, rip

>>128386468
i forgot but if you really want to start from the beginning listen to the minutemen and nomeansno

i like the bands i mentioned more but those two are essential

>>128386504
hell yes, from the ground up is a great way to understand a genre

bit off topic, but thoughts on mars volta? really enjoy deloused, but I couldn't get through francis the mute, tried a few times, feels off

>>128386619
i used to like them a lot in middle school kinda fell out of it desu but my favorite was always bedlam in goliath

i thought frances and deloused were solid but not exceptional

amputechre was incredibly mediocre and unmemorable so i didnt even bother with the other albums

i found out about atdi a little later and they were solid but didnt really hold my attention outside of a few songs

>>128386619
>hell yes, from the ground up is a great way to understand a genre

its a bottomless pit but its basically THE METHOD for discovering old music

>>128386717
lately I've been checking out other projects from band members too, mixed results but found touch by caustics from checking out deerhoof's john dieterich

lol just saw colossamite has both dieterich and rodriguez??? gotta listen to that asap

IDK if that album is anything genius but I like it
Noise rock is cool every so often, when I don't feel like blasting metal or punk.
Thanks to the anon who shared this one

>>128386882
>Noise
>Cool
Literally the opposite of music

>>128386882
that's fucking awesome, thanks man

>>128386878
i had no idea they were connected lmao
looking at ed rodriguez's bands is WILD there are a lot of names there that i recognize

>>128386911
b8

For me, it's Nurser

Don't forget the Psychic Paramount
https://youtu.be/Yocp6PC1blI

>>128386330
Who cares if it's advanced rymcore if it's good it's good

>>128386964
rym makes me antsy and as bad as they were they got WAY worse after rona

but yeah i agree theyre just plain good

Drew St. Ivany who played guitar in Laddio Bolocko has a new record out with his band the Exorzist III

https://exorzist3.bandcamp.com/album/the-exorzist-iii-who-are-the-pagans-today

>>128386702
>amputechre
that's my favorite album of theirs, followed by frances the mute. tremulant was my introduction to the mars volta so it'll always have a soft spot in my heart. it kind of shaped my expectations for their subsequent albums. I wanted more songs in the vein of concertina
it's been years since I listened to bedlam. I might have to give it another go. it didn't grab me the first time I listened to it

>>128386911
you will never get as much enjoyment out of music as you could because of your autistic rigid ideas of whats "good" or "real music". textures are just interesting as melodies if you let yourself learn to actually hear them

>>128386314 (OP)
How do I find a GF with a massive unkempt bush?

>>128387013
no deloused opinion? really want to understand if im missing something with francis, the emotional ups and downs that grabbed me on the first one seem too erratic in francis, badly timed even

>>128387057
India

>>128386882
Listen to Finje self titled, the 2024 record

>>128387034
tbf it takes a while to get there and a lot of noise is really painfully boring

i had to sneak my way into "noise" by way of no wave -> free funk -> free jazz -> free improv -> noise

any newtroon who spent his whole life listening to radiohead and bladee who immediately puts on merzbow or wtv hip japanoise and acts like he "gets" it immediately is a LARPING QUEER AND A TOURIST

>>128387061
I liked deloused, more than bedlam even. Just not as much as the other albums. I like to sing along to the stuff I listen to, and Frances the Mute's title track is very satisfying to sing along with. Also Gemini Cassandra III. The songs I like best of any genre are the ones that make me feel like I'm connecting to the primal creative force of the universe while I'm singing them and those two songs are two do it for me. or at least did it for me. I got muscle tension dysphonia this year. probably from cheap vapes and side sleeping with reflux

>>128387245
that's rough buddy, I hope you can get back to singing, thanks a lot for the insights

im glad we got this thread going, here's something i was listening to today, gn
https://youtu.be/5iRnArupie4

>>128387354
DLJ is so awesome

its insane how they were just john reis' side project and his main band was the very unremarkable rocket from the crypt which stole their name from a PHENOMENAL band (rocket from the tombs, pre-dead boys pre-pere ubu, hard recommend)

actually hot snakes are solid but he never topped dlj

>>128387089
For me it was kinda two-pronged. Heavy psych/space rock/krautrock into Japanese PSF records psychedelic noise rock and then into Skullflower into Ramleh into PE

And then the other side was Doom metal into post-rock into free-folk/psych drone into psychedelic drone noise stuff

Took some years

This thread is inspiring me to actually make posts about what I listen to. Hopefully not a ticket straight to page 10 this time.

>>128387001
>https://exorzist3.bandcamp.com/album/the-exorzist-iii-who-are-the-pagans-today

noice, everything this band has done so far has been pretty cool.

>>128390557
do it! no point in having a music board if we don't talk about music

>>128386364
https://youtu.be/KQ8mRPIC8Y4?si=QyxlpJzYEfCRGbd9

>>128386468
listen to At Action Park, it's their best album
earlier Albini projects are good too, less mathy but similar

>>128392522

experience comes with age huh? will check that out too thanks!

>>128392481

listening rn, damn that's dirty, rocks

defs softer in the noise dept but I'll leave you a local phc rec, discovered them this year

https://youtu.be/0aVw4FpfdDw

I'm starting to believe the broad sense of the genre "noise rock" unlocks something in the brain of frequency tolerance of how humanity can convey the most primal behavior as a healing mechanism. You don't find this magic generally in other genres that are metal, soft rock, or noise itself.

>>128393641
maybe not frequency, but happens with dissonance in other avant-garde, experimental genres... schönberg type shit

microtonality and polyrhythm also take some effort to get into, try horse lord's common task or comradely objects

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfTaI-M3gqjzURKf94VLXwcW70ERTlanG

>>128393641
Agree
https://youtu.be/ckWfwuevfK4
https://youtu.be/J97U_oR1jlc
https://youtu.be/BLPrDZCq1Lw

>>128386314 (OP)
I agree, something like Scriabin.