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 No.1140[Reply]

>industrial is the language of factories
>techno is the language of automation
>Goa trance is the language of data
>ambient is the language of robots
>speedcore is the language of workers getting their arms ripped off and screaming in pain

 No.1134[Reply]

Is sampling inspired by funk's call-and-response?
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 No.1136

>>1134
I thought many genres have call and response? I've heard country players do it, I think jazz musicians do a variation of it.

I think sampling is just a direct result of the medium, if music can be played back repeatedly (which was probably done for the first time with vinyl) it will be used musically.

Also grandmaster flash is often credited for inventing looping with how he used a pair of turntables and the same record to loop the drum part.
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 No.1137

>>1136
>I thought many genres have call and response?
Funk's call-and-response is unique in that it has very short catchy phrases repeated over and over to create a rhythm, just like samples do. I don't think other genres' call-and-response is as repetitive and rhythmic. Funk songs usually don't have that much deep meaning, it's just motivational messages used to make the crowd dancing. Which really shows funk's influence on disco, house, hip-hop and many, many other cool genres.
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 No.1138

What kind of sample based music do you like?
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 No.1139

>>1138
>What kind of sample based music do you like?
Hip-hop, electro, house, techno, breakbeat, electronic hardcore, jungle, juke, turntableism.

 No.823[Reply]

Punchy music for punching.
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 No.1082[Reply]

Whom do you consider industry plants and why? Some artists who've been accused of being industry plants in recent years:
>Taylor Swift
>Lil Naz X
>Billie Eilish
>Kendrick Lamar and
>literally every K-pop artists ever
Some of the people who I consider industry plants are:
>Taylor Swift
>Sabrina Carpenter
>Dua Lipa
>Cardi B
>Ed Sheeran
>Justin Bieber
>most boy bands and
>most K-pop artists
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 No.1087

>>1085
>what if i release my music and nobody clicks on it
I don't think it's bad to be supported by a record label but those pop idols are clearly marketting before everything else. Sure, Jung Kook is very talented, a great singer and a great dancer but the first concern for the execs when they hired him was that he was a pretty boy who can be marketted to tween girls. Essentially the poor guy was used as just a commodity to sell, no wonder why he went solo.
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 No.1088

>>1083
>I heard of Billie Eilish being an industry plant that was used to make Apple Music dominant or something, also her parents are musicians
I still think that her music is a way for her artistic expression. Or is it her brother who writes her music?
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 No.1089

>>1087
>wonder why he went solo
just because he has a solo doesn't mean he left BTS or that they are disbanded, several idols have had solo activities while still being part of their group (such as Big Bang) and some BTS members were already in mandatory military enlistment which lasts two years, and the last members will be done with theirs in June 2025, so unless an official statement is released about members leaving, i don't know why you think that and thats the tea
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 No.1090

>>1089
>some BTS members were already in mandatory military enlistment
Damn.
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 No.1091

>>1085
>what if i release my music and nobody clicks on it, no views/listens, no likes. then what?
Alternatively, what if you play live? What if you find someone to jam with and jam with them?
What if you never record anything?
What if you record something but only release it as CD-Rs?

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 No.1068[Reply]

Ambient, dark ambient, etc.
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 No.1069

Opening with the album depicted in the OP, Tor Lundvall's Night Studies.
https://torlundvall.bandcamp.com/album/night-studies
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 No.1059[Reply]

>"I'm an edgelord, I only listen to edgy music."
>listen to edgy mainstream trap rap
>suffer from excruciating cringe-induced pain
You know what? Maybe the edge doesn't matter after all.

Have you ever listened to a song so edgy and so stupid that it made you physically cringe?
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 No.1060

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idk about physically cringe but this song is pretty edgy
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 No.1061

>>1060
lmao I forgot David Allen Coe had a song called that
My favorite edgy Coe song is "Fuck Anita Bryant."
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 No.1062

>>1059
>Have you ever listened to a song so edgy and so stupid that it made you physically cringe?
Yeah probably, but I haven't bothered in years because I don't like listening to stuff I don't like and I haven't been in anybody's car in a while.
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 No.1063

>>1062
>I don't like and I haven't been in anybody's car in a while
You don't have to physically be in a car because some have subwoofers turned up to the max.
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 No.1064

>>1063
I haven't been outside in a while and can't make out what's playing on the speakers of cars passing by.

 No.1053[Reply]

bottom text
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 No.1056

Yugoslavian goth circa 1987.
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 No.1057

Russian synthpop from 1987.
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 No.1058

>>1057
More from Биоконструктор.

 No.469[Reply]

SEIZE THE SCREAMS OF PROPUMPKIN
🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃
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 No.572

>>569
Hell yeah
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 No.1050

It's that time of year again you guys!
🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃

 No.982[Reply]

I just loooooooooove Disco music!
Don't you, fellas? What are your favorite Disco grooves?
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 No.985

This song has gotten a bad rap because of its association with a certain ORANGE CHEETO, but I fully endorse all of the other, previous connotations and things this song was associated with. So fun!
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 No.1028

There are like three different video clips of Boney M doing "Daddy Cool" in the '70s at least and all of them are fantastic.
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 No.1029

This one's also unfuckwithable, fills me with great pride
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 No.1034

>>1030
Alright I'll take that and raise u

 No.1015[Reply]

Red Anarchist Black Metal / Communist Black Metal, etc.

Post, discuss.

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