>>212981488
>Adapting a Camus novel
I canβt see the story working without him dedicating pages und pages to the metaphysical reasons for why the person is doing what theyβre doingβ¦ my favourite is La Chute, which is just some guy talking to you, so the reader
>>212982717
Theyβre not usually super loud, theyβre more atonal and tense and droning. A lot of their songs have 4 or 5 or even all strings tuned to the same note and it just creates a wall of assblast. Itβs noise music but not really fast and abrasive like someone like Lightning Bolt, you can fall into the rhythm and even relax to their music. Theyβre popular mostly because of conflicting tastes within the band, Kim is basically the bandβs effortposter so her songs are often poppier and accessible, with a stronger emotional heft.
This is just to speak about their studio albums where each member can tard wrangle the other members to conform to how they want the song theyβve written to be played. Their live recordings are nigh-incomprehensible and they managed to make even the best recording equipment sound like it was recorded off a door security camera because there was so much feedback and volume and improvisation. This is mostly where they did the standard abrasive 20 minute feedback wailing noise music stuff.
Their most noisy album not counting live bootleg releases is TV Shit, with Yamantaka Eye. For me, itβs Mildred Pierce (starring Sofia Coppola)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3-jp4hk7VIU&pp=ygUOTWlsZHJlZCBwaWVyY2U%3D
Also I watched Inside the other day and I couldnβt be scared because BΓ©a was too hot.
>>212983303
I love Trouble Every Day so much. Sheβs not really a main character though, I donβt recall her really speaking that much if at all. She is an actor du look in that movie for sure. /ourauteur/ Gallo does the heavy lifting. Pls make effort post about it after you watch.
>>212983761
>maya is now arthouse and on-topic
βfubros just called in the cavalryβ¦
