post-industrial>industrial for sure
and yes hehe most industrial rock is terrible
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Album Rating: 4.0
noise rock is industrials cooler sibling
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Album Rating: 4.0
my knowledge of such things is admittedly pathetic (f**k bravado and all that… let’s admit our faults) but yeah… I would genuinely like to know more industrial
Until then…
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Album Rating: 4.0
lou reed - metal machine music
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Album Rating: 5.0
Colt, whether you like it or not, Sonic Youth did what they did very intentionally. They tuned their guitars to very specific chords to get the textures they got and were very intentional in the way they combined dissonance and melody in their songs. They were inspired heavily by the experimental music of their peers and hardcore punk. Plenty of groups play music that's challenging or confrontational on purpose. I think Sonic Youth walked the tight rope between chaos and traditional melodicism perfectly for a long time. You might also be into their song Incinerate, which it's basically just pretty the whole time.
I'm personally more into this kind of sound than their more indie rock material. It's fucking brutal, just in a different way than hardcore or metal is.
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Album Rating: 4.0
colton's take on music history is interesting to say the least
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Album Rating: 1.5
it’s fucking brutal [2]
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Album Rating: 4.0
'like I get it, it was the 80s and everything was catchy and sounded good and then along came a band that intentionally made every aspect of their music sound like various animals dying and it was cool cause it was like "fuck the status quo man!" and it pissed off your parents but it's been like 40 years why are we still keeping up this gag'
its metalcore
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Album Rating: 1.5
“ They tuned their guitars to very specific chords to get the textures they got”
if you’re saying they used open tunings this is almost certainly because they struggled to play chords that require more than one finger
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Album Rating: 4.0
colton why are you antagonistic in threads for genres you admit you just dont understand the very ethos of
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Album Rating: 4.0
like i dont go into drill threads and talk shit about how moronic is, as much as i would like to
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Album Rating: 1.5
i don’t think it’s a genre issue
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Album Rating: 5.0
I mean, I even agree that they leaned on the alternate tuning crutch a bit too much. They sound way too badass though. And the alternate tunings gave their riffs a very specific textural character that they couldn't have had otherwise. They would have lighter string gauges and tune to shit like AAEEAA. You get certain qualities, specifically fuller sounding unison notes and unusual drones, that wouldn't come across the same on a standard tuned guitar.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Just listen to this though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP3ovD8ZSS4
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Album Rating: 4.0
'i don’t think it’s a genre issue'
indie rock 16%
folk 16%
hip-hop 16%
indie-folk 15%
pop 13%
rock 12%
psychedelic 9%
dont make me post your 5s and 4.5s because i skimmed them and they just back it up
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Genre chart is irrelevant. Also you can hate something regadless of your understanding of it.
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not the point honey
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Album Rating: 1.5
million how dare you try to educate me on open tunings like I'm not the biggest Tallest Man on Earth fan on this site
Incinerate is decent. it's very unremarkable though. pretty forgettable 90s style alternative rock, I don't dislike it
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No to make the point you would have to show that Colton has never given a noise rock album a positive score. The charts mean nothing.
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Album Rating: 1.5
this Skinny Puppy song I'm listening to bodies it
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