yeah, i have a hard time listening to some metal in general. i just think it's cool they're from here and seem to be getting some decent press. good for them.tragabigzanda wrote:File that record under "Incredibly compelling but not something I can stomach." Makes me really anxious. Reminds me a lot of Crystal Castles in that regard.
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I'd often call it noise rock more than metal, though it's getting there in terms of the darkness, raw anger, riffage; it puts me in the 90s in parts too: The Melvins, Jesus Lizard, Mudhoney; it's got that kind of lack of refinement and precision that I associate more with those than with metal
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still, it's pretty great
this is a good example of when I appreciate looseness instead of precision: when it sounds purposeful and you couldn't imagine it another way
this is a good example of when I appreciate looseness instead of precision: when it sounds purposeful and you couldn't imagine it another way
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I liked it. Very good
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tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
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Break
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Ello Sailor wrote:Welp, Chat Pile rules.
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I disagree, but regardless, my point was mainly that I don't simply hear "metal" in their music; their vocal style is more in line with a particularly aggressive "Debaser" by the Pixies than with, say, the death growltragabigzanda wrote:The singer seems obviously influenced by David Yow. But the musical similarities to TJL end there, IMOMs Harmless wrote:I'd often call it noise rock more than metal, though it's getting there in terms of the darkness, raw anger, riffage; it puts me in the 90s in parts too: The Melvins, Jesus Lizard, Mudhoney; it's got that kind of lack of refinement and precision that I associate more with those than with metal
so yeah I'd say metal is an influence of course, but just as much as those noise rock / post-punk / post-hardcore influences
anyway the record is really diverse and does a lot of stuff metal would not do, imo
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Man just imagine driving to the grocery store to pick up a few things for dinner and listening to that
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tragabigzanda wrote:This new Beyoncé is too much for me. Full of certified empowerment bangers, but it’s pretty blunt in its efforts to deliver that. Like Donna Summer with zero restraint
I listened to Cozy and damn, Beyoncé likes herself so much.
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Cozy is a banger though
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i'm going to give Chat Pile a chance. i actually hear similarities between them and Iceage.
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"grimace_smoking_weed.jpg" is such a great fucking song title.
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i guess? its the only song that grabbed me from that bunch. But im not a Beyonce fan at all.Ms Harmless wrote:Cozy is a banger though
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Generally I'm not much into hip hop but have always had a soft spot for Lupe Fiasco's 'Kick Push' from back in the day. I introduced my son to it (he was about 13 at the time I guess) and he often comments that it led him to check the album out and how much he enjoyed it. I felt like a good Dad when he told me that.
So I read a comment somewhere yesterday that Lupe's released a new album and thought I'd check it out. Super glad that I did. I love the sound of his voice and his delivery, and matched to some sweet jazzy beats this album is (for want of a better word) dope. The thing that turns me off most with a lot of modern hip hop/rap is the language. I actually surprise myself by saying it - I sound like my dad. I'm no prude at all, and I am down with anger and the like, but I am so far removed from a lot of the lyrics these days that I lose interest immediately someone starts banging on about the usual shit (guns, hoes, constant n bombs etc). I'm really glad to come across something that is a little toned down lyrically, and imo is far more interesting for it.
This is up there as one of my albums of the year.
Here's the super smooth Ms. Mural.
So I read a comment somewhere yesterday that Lupe's released a new album and thought I'd check it out. Super glad that I did. I love the sound of his voice and his delivery, and matched to some sweet jazzy beats this album is (for want of a better word) dope. The thing that turns me off most with a lot of modern hip hop/rap is the language. I actually surprise myself by saying it - I sound like my dad. I'm no prude at all, and I am down with anger and the like, but I am so far removed from a lot of the lyrics these days that I lose interest immediately someone starts banging on about the usual shit (guns, hoes, constant n bombs etc). I'm really glad to come across something that is a little toned down lyrically, and imo is far more interesting for it.
This is up there as one of my albums of the year.
Here's the super smooth Ms. Mural.
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The 1975
Silversun Pickups
The Mars Volta
Death Cab For Cutie
The Killers
The Afghan Whigs
Silversun Pickups
The Mars Volta
Death Cab For Cutie
The Killers
The Afghan Whigs
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Much better than the first single. Nikki > Brian confirmed?psychobain wrote:Silversun Pickups
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