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Post all emo, scene and emo-adjacent music from the 2000s. Any alt or pop rock bands that emos used to listen to is good as well.
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or how about death cab? my ex was obsessed with these guys and it rubbed off on me

>>8113
any pop punk is ok even though not emo had a huge emo fanbase. pop punk and emo overlapped a ton

So emo used to be punk? Hardcore with mopey lyrics? That's not what emos listened to when I was a kid.

Blacklisted Me - Reprobate Romance

🎶That in a corner of Aurora there's a girl all aglowing and she's waiting for a car that isn't showing
We are all on our way to save you
And in the madness of it all there's a phone call coming from a ragged romeo in Joliet
We are all on our way to save you🎶



 

If taking over the culture and conditioning young people into holding extremist politics is this easy, why the HELL are leftists not doing this sort of thing?

What’s stopping Marxists, anarchists, and anti-imperialists from releasing mainstream pop/rap songs championing the Soviet Union or Palestinian resistance? Why doesn’t Kehlani (who was recently cancelled by Zios for standing up for Palestine) to release a catchy pop song praising Sinwar as a modern-day liberator? Or Billie Eilish from releasing a song lambasting capitalism?

Kanye has now turned millions of zoomers and Gen alphas into fascists with barely any effort. Why can’t we do the same but with our ideologies?
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I CANT BREATHE

>>15456
I. CAN. NOT. BREATH!

>if a super famous celebrity can get a bunch of people to say a thing by releasing a fully produced music video, why can't the average nobody leftist get people to read books?
This might actually be the dumbest thread ever posted on this community.

>>15446
It's kids being making a joke at a skate park, nothing has changed. The next month they will be making other jokes. They aren't actually nazis

Can’t wait until a bunch of middle school kids get suspended for singing NHH in class with full N-bombs.



 

What do you listen while you wagecuck, anons?
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sometimes you have jam out to classical music

>>15221
I wish I couldn't but the boss man say no

this is now /purrp/


I prefer audiobooks. A single book will get you through the whole shift so it's set it and forget it, it's less distracting in that it's a drip feed of sounds as opposed to a wall of noise and for me it passes the time better, though I suspect that latter point is only true because of the novelty of new things. Ofc I listen to new music too but I prefer to do that at home where I can research, search for and sample songs at my leisure. With an audiobook I can trust in the subject matter that I'll enjoy it



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I keep thinking about what happened to Joe Hill and Víctor Jara, and how it’s not unusual for tyrannical governments to do away with politically-inclined musicians, especially during a time of crisis like the one we’re in now.

She’ll be okay, r-r-right? Being cancelled by Zios for caring about Palestine is easy to rebound from and won’t lead her to be declared an enemy of the state, right?
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What, are you worried that she's gonna be shipped to CECOT? That's only for poor immigrants. Her pop career is probably over now that she said bad things in Israel's general direction, though.

>>15371
Realistically, all that's going to happen to Kehlani is losing endorsement deals, which she'll easily survive.

I just find it amusing how Palestine has become a blue-state-red-state culture war issue.


Antisemities will be put in reeducation camps



 

Do any of you guys have a reverse problem of what the normies have in that listening to cheesy pop music makes you suffer? The normies say that extreme music is noise but the moment I sit down and listen to some animu J-pop song it feels like torture. How is it possible? Is my brain wired differently? I don't get it. Do you have similar feelings? I still cannot explain why that is the case, it's not even a matter of elitism, my ears just refuse to listen to this type of music. It is indeed like noise to me. Except I'd prefer actual noise to that since some Japanoise and industrial music are actually pretty cool. Is that how normies feel when I turn my music on?
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>>15156
heh, "pop is slop".
It even rhymes

>>15140
>awful pop song triggers a flight reaction. Like I have to stop it, get out of there, just unbearable. Example: this Beyonce song.
lol

I don't have a good theory of pop music, or what can constitute "good" pop music (if there is such a thing). But if it's innovative (when it is innovative), it might be more in the technics of production and in aesthetics than in terms of songwriting. The songs themselves rely on formulatic hooks and structure.

Pop music is hard to seperate from its visual elements and in the sonic texture.

Here's auyghy Azalea video from 2014. An interesting thing about this is it came out just as really out-of-control SJW / woke stuff was spreading, and there were a lot of people who didn't like her, because she's a white girl trying to sound like a black girl. (The fact that she's grinding on a black guy in the video was apparently not politically progressive!) But aesthetically and sonically, I think it's good pop.


Zhou Shen is mega-popular in China and his style is more classical. His singing talents are so exceptional it's almost scary.

>>14969
>Madonna studies (also called Madonna scholarship, Madonna-ology or Madonna phenomenon)



 

First of all, I'm not a fascist or a nazi, I just like this music.

Do any of you listen to music made by the far-right? I have a friend that listens to a bunch of nazi music and the stuff he sends me is pretty interesting.
One of the bands he listens to is Landser, a German neo-nazi pop-punk band from the 90s - 2000s that made music which was….. hateful to say the least, but well mixed and (in my opinion) well written. One of my favorite songs of theirs is "Sturmführer" from their 1998 album Rock Gegen Oben, a song about the singer finding his grandfather's SS uniform in his attic, and being all happy about it and whatever.
The lyrics are really well written and the song is catchy as hell, but it also advocates for a movement that wants me (a not-straight person) dead, and that kinda sucks but it's also a little neat to me.
I think it's kinda funny that it's pop-punk, because that genre is pioneered by leftists that neo-nazis wouldn't uhhh like that much, like "let's make music inspired by people we want to kill", it's kinda funny to me.

But would yall listen to this music? Or does the fascist ideology behind it make you want to avoid it? I personally find it funny and interesting, but I could see how it would disturb or offend people.

i don't think i could ever reconcile listening to fash music, even if i pirated it or something. everyone in the area i grew up in was pretty fashy. guarantee you some of em listened to skrewdriver while the larpers went with the old nazi cadences like erika and panzerlied

>>15220
>But would yall listen to this music? Or does the fascist ideology behind it make you want to avoid it?
I just don't like it. By an exercise of sheer Nietzschean will to power I've decided that since I don't like that song, it sucks. This is my fundamental principle when it comes to art. "I like it" means "it rocks" and "I don't like it" means "it sucks." These may seem like mere opinions but for me they are ironclad eternal truths.

If you disagree, that's fine though.

Well I do think reactionary sensibilities can produce good art, but what I think you can say about "good" art is that someone with talent was willing to make strong aesthetic decisions. It's like the difference in literature between a Houllebecq and a Celine compared to The Turner Diaries. There are a lot of great reactionary writers, and some really shitty ones. This doesn't necessarily require having a progressive point of view. A work with a progressive point of view might not be "good," and throughout history a struggle between progress and reaction has always occurred, and the best work from any age have probably always been written from different viewpoints, and everyone in any given age is also probably bound to be wrong about something big because humans are not perfect and simply don't know everything.

In music, there are all kinds of neofolk groups that wear military or quasi-military uniforms for performances, describe themselves as "cultural soldiers" who are keeping their flag flying, which is their reverence for lost traditions, and righteous scorn of those who are enemies to it. Now someone like that might be a fascist of some kind, or they are more ambiguous, and might just be interested in the aesthetics as an art project and are trying to explore some kind of fascination with it.



 

Interesting video I came across. Who else would you say are in the far left? I know Ghais Guevara, and I guess 2Pac also espoused some Marxist ideas in interviews but not much in his music.

Common has a song praising Assata Shakur, if that counts as "leftist".

>>15366
Pablo Hasel is a communist. Raps in Spanish and Catalan. He's in prison for his rap career. Really based shit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2WVmnn7Ue0

Chikos del maiz, no pasarán: https://youtu.be/dm5kTqGS0Yc



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>Listen to sabashit song about the failed siege of Gallipoli where the Turks pushed out the Allied invaders
>song be like: "boohoo there's no victory, no goal, only sadness from westoids who lost their sons"

In comparison songs about the siege of Vienna and the six day war fully glorifies the Poles and zionists and portrait the other side as subhuman filth

Any other shit bands that are blatantly White supremacist and imperialist propagandists?
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>>11895
I hate to have to be the one to tell you this but you can be right wing without being a Nazi

>>11895
They have songs glorifying Nazi soldiers too, for example in Ghost Division they are very blatant about it. Admiring the Red Army for its military prowess fits into the rightoid war cultist worldview.

>unironically saying shit like "westoid"
/pol/ converts never stopped being a thing, they just updated their lingo

>>13099
do you know whats the excercise for making my westoids bigger

>>11895
least retarded sabaton fan



 

A cool tune made by Richard David James/AFX/Aphex Twin for his alias "The Tuss".

The GX1 is a very rare Japanese synth which was released in 1975. Only about 100 or so of them were ever manufactured. (or some other small number i forget, sorry)

Something I like about the synths in this EP is how they sometimes sound like they're being recorded on a mic in a room, it's pretty neat.



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>tfw you will never visit the love shack from the B-52's song "Love Shack"

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>>15180
When I moved to Florida my parents said they drove by it but I was asleep so I missed it
One of my biggest regrets



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