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Controlled opposition-core

>>16296
I mean if by controlled opposition their art acts as a cathartic outlet to capture the libidinal energy of the discontent masses then sure, but I don't see it.

>>16306
>Noam Chomsky
I'm fairly sure they try to portray themselves as non-sectarian socialists they featured Gonzalo in one of their music videos

I remember seeing an interview with their lead guitarist in a magazine and thinking it was hilarious they used that term for a band that just does drop riffs in unison
They were alright, not my style but about a million light years ahead of any other rap rock fusion groups

>>16216
>the new singer is a scientologist
She's good… her voice works really well because Chester had a girly voice and LP is basically a pop band with guitars. Nothing wrong with that though.

>>16216
>manufacture
That's what Linkin Park is, a manufactured product

poseur shit

>>16298
what do you listen to, "non-poseur"?

i think niku daruma is quite nice
https://nikudaruma.bandcamp.com/music

I only listen to popular music (Pere Ubu, Ulver, Harry Partch)

>>16262
Nice. I like Merzbow, Boredoms, Gerogerigegege, Coil, Throbbing Gristle, Whitehouse, Nurse with Wound, Einstürzende Neubauten, Brainbombs, Egor Letov, Death in June, Current 93, La Monte Young, Moondog, Lou Harrison, Henry Cowell, Luigi Russolo, Popol Vuh, Fishmans, Jean Jacques Perrey, Les Rallizes Dénudés, Rainbow Caroliner, Taj Mahal Travellers, Fushitsusha, Peter Brötzmann, John Cage, Scott Walker, Unwound, Dead, Frank Zappa, Morton Feldman, Captain Beefheart, Pharoah Sanders, Albert Ayler, Ornette Coleman, Alice Coltrane, Arnold Schoenberg, Pierre Boulez, György Ligeti, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Nang Nang, Thinking Fellers Union Local 282, Nara Leão, Basic Channel, Raymond Scott, Delia Derbyshire, Daphne Oram, Noah Howard, Terry Riley, Peter Sotos, Lula Côrtes e Zé Ramalho, Boyd Rice, Mahmoud Ahmed, Henry Flynt, Kazumoto Endo, David Tudor, Aporea, Half Japanese, Mega Banton, Secret Chiefs 3, Keiji Haino, Ramleh, Otomo Yoshihide, John Zorn, Joe Meek, Robbie Basho, Phil Spector, Faxed Head, Harry Partch, Wesley Willis, Fred Frith, The Residents, Sun Ra, Sun City Girls, Hans Krüsi, Royal Trux, Jandek, Yat-Kha, Loren Mazzacane Connors, Pärson Sound, The Dead C, Comus, Cromagnon, Eliane Radigue, Arthur Doyle, Shizuka, The Red Krayola, Henry Cow, Magma, Opus Avantra, Pan.Thy.Monium., Murmuüre, Ksiezyc, Gong, Cukor Bila Smert', cLOUDDEAD, Muslimgauze and Kaoru Abe.

>>16265
Well, i'm glad you're not listening to Modest Mouse, Pavement, Sonic Youth, Built to Spill, Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, Spoon, Kero Kero Bonito, Grandaddy, Dinosaur Jr, Archers of Loaf, Ween, Broken Social Scene, Sweet Trip, Burzum, Deerhunter, Death Cab For Cutie, The Postal Service, M83, Beach House, Crywank, Ricky Eat Acid, Sufjan Stevens, Rustie, The Prodigy, Vampire Weekend, Bjork, Violent Femmes, The Shins, Arcade Fire, Aphex Twin, Wilco, Neu!, Mudhoney, Mac Demarco, Tame Impala, Foxygen, Bon Iver, Belle and Sebastian, Neutral Milk Hotel, My Bloody Valentine, Grizzly Bear, Lync, The Microphones, Radiohead and Animal Collective, because that would be soy.

Who remembers Pyongyang Hardcore Resistance? lol

>>16275
yeah this is just another pyongyang hardcore resistance

Here's another recent black metal release claiming to be from the DPRK: https://jahae.bandcamp.com/album/-

It's probably made by sympathisers

i found this fucking garbage on youtube and now i am posting it here for you. fuck you.

>>15350
>Always seems strange to me that more electronic didn't go in this direction. Of course there are examples, maybe Brian Eno fits as one, but in general I feel like there's a vacuum.
Check out Vangelis too if you're into that kind of stuff.

>>15178
>>15505
>>15506
Tangerine Dream as well. Lot of deep cuts out there as well, but Vangelis, Tomita, and Tangerine Dream are pretty big. You'll find them in dollar bins and etc. not too uncommonly.

>>15184
i love that album. that type of music makes me feel like everythings ok, its a shame it went out of style, it was everywhere during the 60s

>>15184

Know any other good organ albums?

Despite how happy and melodic and beautiful Plantasia sounds, I can't listen to it for very long, something about it just makes me too sad, it's too emotional. And usually I don't have feelings about anything.

>>16144
>Is that something you're after, OP?
Yeah exactly

You might as well name this jazz, prog, and math general

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x58RmfDV27A
This song alternates from 7/8, 8/8, and 6/8.

A damn good question.


🎶One little, two little, three little pink slips, four
Where family values are a value most can't afford
Rally 'round a cage to the new hit songs
Rally 'round a cage called "How could we be wrong?"
Rally 'round a cage
Come on, do the goosestep to a state subsidized sing along🎶

>>15462
go to 0:55 if you wanna skip the lo-fi acoustic intro and get right to the slammin’ punk rock 😃🤘

>>15429
>why do leftists always make banger songs?
Communist music is almost classical in its themes. It's like: heroism, bravery. These positive virtues are encoded in the music and the emotional impression that it's trying to convey. And that's coupled with huge choruses since communism is supposed to be a mass thing.

This shit slaps so hard

i mean what would conservative music be about?
"yeah yeah uphold traditional values (pentatonic riff)"

The "nerds in poetry" discussion is ridiculous because they all end up abstracting "nerd" to reflect various types of intelligent and/or intellectual expression they don't like. So it almost always funnels down to a "poetry is for ignorant incoherent British always on hash and snuff" logic. If it then circles back to its original premise of "Dutch nerds and execs took the culture out of the game" then that's a nothingburger convo, taming down the aspects of services that don't match bourgeois tastes is inevitable, since all art is made for bourgeois audiences anyways.

Rhyming verse is already far too globalized, subsequently curated and promoted to cater to middle-class tastes and sensibilities world over; it's too far gone. These days any conversation that takes rhyming verse back to its social roots is hardly insightful yap about how art is consumed in bourgeois society, or other uninsightful, unnuanced, corny social commentary that often devolves into leftie Irish type racism or the milquetoast rightoid kind, especially since these tend to be the only types that fixate on the question, obviously without inquiry.

>>16173
at best it's pretty rudimentary math, and performance arts isn't nerdy, tho it isn't exactly a stereotypical jock chad interest either ig

>>16214
Well the math is as simple as ya want it to be. Livecoding music can get pretty wacky with it.

frank ocean's 'blonde' is garbage

>>16170
Hiphop is undergoing a similar development as jazz did in the 60s and 70s. From a frowned upon counter-cultural movement to an art form respected by academics and institutions, which in a racist, majority white settler state, are gonna be white. As a result i do think we're getting some of the most artistically subtle production and lyricism the genre has seen, but it also results in it moving away from being a vehicle of black working-class expression. I think that's just kind of inevitable for any genres that reach this level of popularity.

That being said, hiphop has actually done an impressive job at staying in touch with the culture on the streets, and the most successful artists are generally that can pull off both. Rappers that cater to the nerds exclusively stay underground, or get that nerd stench on em eventually.