/music/ - Music

why does it feel like music "stopped" around 2015-2017? can't really think of any really big musical event after that apart from Kanye's Wyoming albums
maybe i'm just being too subjective idk

a thread for our king and savior

Looking for this sort of rock music, other good songs by this band in the same sort of vein would be Dustbus, Anarchy, Hype Waltz, the Present

Sidenote their vocalist Ilya Naishuller directed the movie Hardcore Henry which is pretty awesome

What do we think of her?

Is she counter-hegemonic, or part of a Bonapartist counter-gang?

what were your musical "phases" you went through at various ages? This is kind of a cringe confessional thread, but I'm too old to be ashamed of my proclivities.

i notice a lot of people have "phases" they go through, but they're not consistent. Sometimes the phases are based on things like genres, while other times they're based on things like instrumentation, lyrics, timbre, etc.

When I was single digit age I didn't listen to any music on purpose. Basically my entire musical diet was SNES era video game music. Shit like the Donkey Kong Country soundtrack.

Then I had what I would call the "babby's first mp3 player" where I basically downloaded all the dadrock music older wyboyz were into: Metallica, Led Zeppelin, that kinda thing. At this point I shifted into the "obsessed with music that is hard to play." phase. Sax solos, guitar solos, banjo solos, piano solos, harpsichord solos, accordion solos, anything that "shreds." Doesn't matter what genre. Then I had the "weed lmao liberal hipster" phase, where I was in high school and hotboxing with friends a lot and listening to late 00s shit like Decemberists, Neutral Milk Hotel, yada yada.

Then I had the "slow jams discovery" phase where I started to care more about the "texture" of music and less about how hard it was to play, or how impressive the solos sounded. This coincided with a lot of sex having and more weed smoking throughout my college days. Then I stepped back from music altogether and became an "audiobooks and radio drama" guy, first with a focus on fictional literary classics, and then moving over to nonfiction and political theory, approaching 30.

Anyone else go through similar phases? What were your "phases" like?

What corporate music type do you hate the most? For me it's those generic electronic rock(?) things that play in truck commercials and E3 events, with the minor pentatonic riffs and loud digital percussions that all sound the same. I think it's even more insufferable than the yooka laylee songs, because they're so loud, and they think they're so badass

To unite the people and put an end to the war. I don't speak either though, I think this one is russian.

When I saw the Mario movie with my brother & a friend of his about a week ago, I saw a preview for yet another Trolls movie. Do you think Justin's tapping out with regard to serious studio releases? Man of the Woods (2018) had some goofy cuts like "Supplies" but you could at least consider that a genuine attempt of his at modern R&B (though The Weeknd basically had a monopoly on that for at least a year by that point).

Ecstatic vibrations, totally transcendent