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This soundtrack is so impactful, esp heard in conjunction with the show. A pretty sublime experience


The sounds here are something else. I got really excited hearing this for the first time, thought it was really fresh.


Okay Kaya just kills it every time. Can't wait for an album.

what a fucking inappropriate response, seriously what the fuck levon

Can we keep the 'songs that nobody will listen to thread' for just posting music without any discussion and keep this thread for its intended purpose please?

While we have a WAYLT thread, I don't really think it's that conducive to discussion and every time I open a thread my laptop shudders in horror trying to load all those music links and we post songs but never really talk about why we care about them. So what about just a general thread to chat about music and our feelings about it?

I support your sentiment. but i'd like to include that I posted the oneohtrix video because the video is very great and i think people should watch the video, rather than it merely being a song that i had been kind've listening to lately. If you want to follow my feed of songs that I've been kind've listening to lately, please report to the WAYLT thread.

you should all watch the video

hey friends,

quick fake canada update.

i know we're all sad that frank ocean didn't drop an album this summer but daniel caesar just dropped a full-length (it's on spotify, even!) and it's absolutely fantastic. this man is often compared to frank ocean in terms of style and ability - if you like rnb with interesting, "mellow" production and fantastic lyrics check this man out. pitchfork actually just started , which is fantastic - can't wait to read their review of Pilgrim's Paradise.

Check out the track he did with badbadnotgood (fantastic fake canada "modern"/hiphop jazz trio) in the spoiler, as well as another great one:



on the rap side of things, i'd like to make sure you guys know about jazz cartier (jacuzzi). mans poppin off now, his next release is gonna be huge not even joking. the youth are BIG onto him, get ahead of the curve and take a tip...if you wanna find out how people-who-aren't-drake live in fake canada, this is what you gotta listen to: "I’m from fake canada but they call it the 6". dropped an album marauding in paradise earlier this year which got him a ton of attention outside of the city and he's already started dropping projects from his new project. check some choice cuts out below the spoiler (biased towards bangers and not the more introspective stuff he does)


also a familiar face dropped a cool house EP a while back that you should probably if you haven't already ;)

the new oneohtrix album is flaxy

I'm really loving the new Missy track. The beat change at the end is amazing.

I see you guys did a top 10 AOTY my list is below:
RA fanboy incoming

New Animal Collective release incoming?

Apparently the new Animal Collective record is playing at BWI Airport right now (you read that right). More info to come, but several sources are speculating a November 30th official release.

When get a you get a message like this you know Soundcloud is over. Anyone have any good substitutes to share and find music?



Scammers are really at the center of social media innovation these days. Please disregard the now 25596 emails in my collective inboxes; I get a lot of spam. And feel free to email me whatever and whenever you want.

Top 50 list that seems to differ from this year's support circle

http://americansongwriter.com/2015/11/a ... daddario/5

This is fantastic!


This music has been an obsession for me lately, plus it helps that there are loads of this genre from the past 2 years(the one above is from 2001 but was repressed a couple months ago, and it's really dub techno but it's really fucking good so whatever)
I've included some workshop songs below, but you might also want to look into which I've recently rediscovered to be similar to this stuff.
Hunee's Hunch Music is different, but I feel like if you could appreciate this music you might like his stuff.

hecakwheel i respect your opinion but this is clearly the clearest articulation of nyc in the 21st century ok.

erykah badu is going an AMA on reddit right now. this is my only chance to (in a very removed way) interact with a living deity wish me luck!

I don't really read the music media much these days but I still bought into the Carrie and Lowell hype and I still think it's a really great album to sit around being depressed about.

I don't think there's anything sadder than family.

i got u maybe



also maybe just check out basic channel and hunt through boomkat website / reviews for stuff that seems to grab you

NPR put out an excellent of their favorite dance tracks this year.

Would you all say it's inherently wrong/immoral/whatever to listen to music when the artist is known to have neo nazi/otherwise horrible views even if the lyrics don't reflect that, especially so if they do?

You know, stuff like burzum

i think it's wrong to support that artist (go to shows, buy merch, buy album, stream their album on spotify?, tell your friends how cool they are) if you think their views aren't those of someone you support. dont think you have to feel guilty about liking or listening to the music, esp if you already own it.

i dont think it's any different than if you found out, say, a super sexist person owned a coffee shop - i wouldn't go there or recommend it to others but if i already owned a bunch of coffee beans i bought there i would still use them

Fair, so as a followup question, would/do you support hip hop artists even if you knew the lyrics were full of blatant sexism and advocating of violence, especially toward women?

Like...a really large amount of mainstream hip hop artists?

I mean sure but I think there's a pretty big difference between subtle patriarchal undertones (or even obvious ones) like you'd find in Disney movies and straight up rapping about beating women like you'd hear in a biggie song, and I'd imagine most people would agree that if there is a line it probably exists somewhere between the two

Anyone heard the new Lil Ugly Mane? It's the shit.

I'm slowly coming to the realization that rock music is dying. I've been pretending for years that alternative/experimental bands like TV On the Radio and Sleigh Bells are keeping the rock spirit alive, but I don't know anymore. Everyone seems to be slipping into one of two camps: really boring "rock" music, or more experimental, oftentimes electronic sounds, thus falling into altogether new genres. In my opinion, nothing will ever be as real and raw as bands like Violent Femmes, Pixies, Gang of Four. Bands who evoked this really rich energy with simple instruments (albeit not simple instrumentation). Does anyone know of any bands that are still keeping that energy going?

: Then what bands would you recommend?

EDIT: It seems like everyone's disagreeing with me on this, which is fine. I'm just not sure why. What bands are you guys listening to? I'm not saying that other music is bad, I really dig FKA Twigs, Azaela Banks, The Knife, etc. But none of them are rock, they're entirely different genres.

I've started listening to Computer Integrated Audio and sub pop so that I'll be prime position when d&b and pop punk come back.