deathspell omega

Antichrist Superstar

Marylin Manson sucks

I thought you would like that he was a priest in the Church of Satan and had legitimate ties with Anton LaVey

[QUOTE=Meatplow;18224015]I thought you would like that he was a priest in the Church of Satan and had legitimate ties with Anton LaVey[/QUOTE]

i still think hes a faggot, but that would make sense that he was a priest in the Church of Satan.

Hey guys. Know any good post-rock or post-rock influenced bands with a vocalist? (i.e. Moving Mountains, Dredg.) Love the music that groups like Red Sparowes, Pelican, 65daysofstatic, Russian Circles, etc. make, but looking for some vocals as well. I've looked everywhere! Thanks guys.

[QUOTE=DeathToGnomes;18225788]Hey guys. Know any good post-rock or post-rock influenced bands with a vocalist? (i.e. Moving Mountains, Dredg.) Love the music that groups like Red Sparowes, Pelican, 65daysofstatic, Russian Circles, etc. make, but looking for some vocals as well. I've looked everywhere! Thanks guys.[/QUOTE]

Hmmm... Idk I mean I've always considered one of the criteria for being a post-rock band is not having vocals. But I can tell you to look into the bands Toe and Yndi Halda and And So I Watch You From Afar. Although they don't have vocals.

[QUOTE=DeathToGnomes;18225788]Hey guys. Know any good post-rock or post-rock influenced bands with a vocalist? (i.e. Moving Mountains, Dredg.) Love the music that groups like Red Sparowes, Pelican, 65daysofstatic, Russian Circles, etc. make, but looking for some vocals as well. I've looked everywhere! Thanks guys.[/QUOTE]

check out the first page of this thread, I've made a list a while ago

[QUOTE=Moon Flavor;18225887]Hmmm... Idk I mean I've always considered one of the criteria for being a post-rock band is not having vocals. But I can tell you to look into the bands Toe and Yndi Halda and And So I Watch You From Afar. Although they don't have vocals.[/QUOTE]

Well, perhaps what I am looking for isn't considered "post-rock". I can tell you that my favorite album is the Mayan Factor's - 44. Next is probably Dredg's - el Cielo. Maybe that would be considered more ambient/progressive rock???? I have been to last fm and did the whole similar artist and such and came up with nothing. I've browsed the charts, didn't really find a whole lot. (though i do like Orbs and Children Of Nova, thanks to you guys.)

I've tried Oceanside and just cannot get into them for whatever reason. (I'm nuts, right?)

Can you guys dig deep and pull out a winner for me??? Thank you. Sorry for being so picky :/

-Matt
I am in a huge music funk right now.

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;18225908]check out the first page of this thread, I've made a list a while ago[/QUOTE]

Thanks man. I'll check out the list for sure.

Looking for something really depressing, something with akoustic guitars I guess, and a raw, torn whiskey voice.
I already know Steve von Til.

johnny cash

The Pogues - [I]Rum, Sodomy & The Lash[/I]

probably not quite what you are after but you should enjoy it if you haven't heard it already

You could give Scott Kelly's album [I]The Wake[/I] a try.

[QUOTE=Morumbar;18231644]Looking for something really depressing, something with akoustic guitars I guess, and a raw, torn whiskey voice.
I already know Steve von Til.[/QUOTE]

Murder by Death. Later albums have more of a whiskey voice. Though I prefer their first two hands down!

There's only a few Johnny Cash songs I like. And I kind of don't want to listen to JC because nowadays it's apparently hip to listen to Johnny Cash. Fucking people everywhere wearing JC merchandise. I bet they can't even name more than two songs they like.

I'll check out those other artists, thanks.

[QUOTE]There's only a few Johnny Cash songs I like. And I kind of don't want to listen to JC because nowadays it's apparently hip to listen to Johnny Cash. Fucking people everywhere wearing JC merchandise. I bet they can't even name more than two songs they like.[/QUOTE]

Well aren't you fucking precious. Get the fuck over it. People who say or write this shit with a straight face are pathetic.

lol

i need post black metal. something not fucking boring and interesting, maybe some experimental shit too

Lantlos - S/T
Lantlos - .Neon
An Autumn For Crippled Children - Lost
L'Acephale - Stahlhartes Gehause
Ludicra - Hollow Psalms
Velnias - Pacing the Cyclic Nether
Altar of Plagues - White Tomb
Cold Body Radiation - The Great White Emptiness
A Forst of Stars - The Corpse of Rebirth
Fen - The Malediction Fields

thank you

Need some more classical music, I like Arvo Part and stuff in a similar vein but just looking for some of the more essential stuff, good study music. Also trying to figure out where to start with Bach since the potentials for stuff to get is insane.

youre asking people on mx about classical music

I'm sure a couple (maybe Meatplow) would have some suggestions.

Why you gotta be like that MANNN.

its like

asking people on stormfront

for hip hop recs

Berkay knows his classical, I would wait for him to post

Carl Orff - [I]Carmina Burana[/I]
Gustav Holst - [I]The Planets[/I]
Hildegard of Binger - [I]A Feather on the Breath of God[/I]
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Tchaikovsky - [I]Symphony 6 "Pathétique" in B minor Op[/I]
Gounod - [I]Faust[/I]

also get the soundtrack to [I]Barry Lyndon[/I], it's full of great stuff mixed in with some irish folk and traditional music. I remember it being OOP last time I checked so i'll post it here -

[url]http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QKXVTU0P[/url]

Get everything by Erik Satie.

[QUOTE=Angmar;18239668]Need some more classical music, I like Arvo Part and stuff in a similar vein but just looking for some of the more essential stuff, good study music. Also trying to figure out where to start with Bach since the potentials for stuff to get is insane.[/QUOTE]

Idk, maybe Chopin or Ludovico Einaudi or even Nachtreich. Not really the same thing, but great stuff.

Good call btw, I'd like to get to know some more music similar to Arvo Pärt as well.

tchaikovsky's symphony no. 5 and 6 (especially 6, which is my favourite classical recording of all time)
bach's got some good shit, but i think you (and most people here) would prefer his organ works
also absolutely any of chopin's piano concertos, the same with rachmaninoff
satie is also good, you would probably dig it
and maybe wagner, the proto-fascistic vibe to his music is awesome

and then you have your usual beethoven, mozart and strauss, i won't bother with specific recs

erik satie? HIPSTER CLASSICAL!!!!!!!