It's the weekend, I'm bored, and I want to get into some new artists.
Here is everybody listed in my itunes. Based on those people, what does twoism think I'd like. Feel free to list anyone not related to these guys, I'll still give them a listen.
Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill soundtracks)
Alice in Chains
The Beatles
Blind Melon
Blockhead
Blue Stahli
Boards of Canada
Celldweller
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Gorillaz
Grizzly Bear
Infected Mushroom
Jerry Martin (The Sims and Simcity 3000 soundtracks)
Michael Nesmith
The Monkees
My Bloody Valentine
Nightmares on Wax
Nirvana
Pixies
Scars on Broadway
Serj Tankian
Soichi Terada (Ape Escape soundtrack)
Stewart Copeland (Spyro trilogy soundtracks)
System of a Down
Looking for new artists
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Yasuaki Shimizu
Lantern Parade
Early and mid Sr. Chinarro
Paperhouse
Mercromina
To Rococo Rot
Pierre Bastien
Durutti Column
Supercar
PLOKK
Rechenzentrum
Rei Harakami
So Takahashi
Bowery Electric
Fridge
Susumu Yokota
Laurel Halo
Akira Yamaoka is awesome! Especially Silent Hill 2.
Lantern Parade
Early and mid Sr. Chinarro
Paperhouse
Mercromina
To Rococo Rot
Pierre Bastien
Durutti Column
Supercar
PLOKK
Rechenzentrum
Rei Harakami
So Takahashi
Bowery Electric
Fridge
Susumu Yokota
Laurel Halo
Akira Yamaoka is awesome! Especially Silent Hill 2.
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Try some of these on for size 
Circus Devils
Artheroid Vogue/Dog Licking Baby (Five)
Witness Hill (Gringo)
Swing Shift (Sgt. Disco)
Thread I made recently
Telefon Tel Aviv
You Are The Worst Thing In The World (Immolate Yourself)
What It Is Without The Hand That Wields It (Map Of What Is Effortless)
Amon Tobin
El Wraith (Out From Out Where)
Beck
Orphans (Modern Guilt)
The Information (The Information)
Circus Devils
Artheroid Vogue/Dog Licking Baby (Five)
Witness Hill (Gringo)
Swing Shift (Sgt. Disco)
Thread I made recently
Telefon Tel Aviv
You Are The Worst Thing In The World (Immolate Yourself)
What It Is Without The Hand That Wields It (Map Of What Is Effortless)
Amon Tobin
El Wraith (Out From Out Where)
Beck
Orphans (Modern Guilt)
The Information (The Information)
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@esselfortium my gawd why don't you just make him hate Beck.
nah jk but srsly dude he's had material before 2000, list some of his great stuff, not just his good stuff.
I'd say start out with Odelay, that's the best possible place you could start with Beck, and then literally go an anywhere you want with the rest of his discog because you've got the grounding.
Beck - Sissyneck, from Odelay
Stereolab are one of my favourite bands, and Dots & Loops is one of my favourite records of all time, so not just you Julian, but I feel this is as important as listening to Dark Side of the Moon or Revolver for ANYONE.
Stereolab - Dots & Loops (in full)
I seriously don't know why Aesthetics had a thing against Burial's Untrue, but I think that record is moving, brilliant and heartbreaking.
For any electronic music fan it's a must;
Burial - Homeless, from Untrue
Some new stuff I've been liking lately;
Jai Paul's unofficial tape is a must for anyone who's into just catchy as fuck music. It's like, a much more interesting version of Justin Timberlake's 20/20 Experience, which I thought was a great record to start out with.
It's a little difficult to find but if you want it, hit me up.
Jai Paul - Jasmine, from his self titled bootleg tape
Don't know why this hasn't been getting more coverage around here, The Haxan Cloak's new record sounds to me like a horror movie without visuals needed. Scary shit;
The Haxan Cloak - Excavation (Part 1), from Excavation
Finally, saving probably the most divisive piece for last, the new Chance the Rapper mixtape is for me, a brilliant mix of Outkast future funk production, some elements of trap and footwork beats, and a quirky interesting flow that at times sounds like a mix of Danny Brown and old school Eminiem, but is entirely Chance's own creation.
It's some crazy shit which I am absolutely loving, but I can totally dig it if no one else here likes it.
Chance The Rapper - Favourite Song ft. Childish Gambino, from the tape Acid Rap
Might come back with some more later
Also dude, use RateYourMusic, I can't tell you how much music from times gone I've found on that site.
Every now and again I'll just open up Youtube and RateYourMusic on tabs right next to each other and spend a night going through an obscure genre like Nigerian jazz or African fuzz rock, just looking for hidden gems.
Expanding yr taste is good for everyone involved.
nah jk but srsly dude he's had material before 2000, list some of his great stuff, not just his good stuff.
I'd say start out with Odelay, that's the best possible place you could start with Beck, and then literally go an anywhere you want with the rest of his discog because you've got the grounding.
Beck - Sissyneck, from Odelay
Stereolab are one of my favourite bands, and Dots & Loops is one of my favourite records of all time, so not just you Julian, but I feel this is as important as listening to Dark Side of the Moon or Revolver for ANYONE.
Stereolab - Dots & Loops (in full)
I seriously don't know why Aesthetics had a thing against Burial's Untrue, but I think that record is moving, brilliant and heartbreaking.
For any electronic music fan it's a must;
Burial - Homeless, from Untrue
Some new stuff I've been liking lately;
Jai Paul's unofficial tape is a must for anyone who's into just catchy as fuck music. It's like, a much more interesting version of Justin Timberlake's 20/20 Experience, which I thought was a great record to start out with.
It's a little difficult to find but if you want it, hit me up.
Jai Paul - Jasmine, from his self titled bootleg tape
Don't know why this hasn't been getting more coverage around here, The Haxan Cloak's new record sounds to me like a horror movie without visuals needed. Scary shit;
The Haxan Cloak - Excavation (Part 1), from Excavation
Finally, saving probably the most divisive piece for last, the new Chance the Rapper mixtape is for me, a brilliant mix of Outkast future funk production, some elements of trap and footwork beats, and a quirky interesting flow that at times sounds like a mix of Danny Brown and old school Eminiem, but is entirely Chance's own creation.
It's some crazy shit which I am absolutely loving, but I can totally dig it if no one else here likes it.
Chance The Rapper - Favourite Song ft. Childish Gambino, from the tape Acid Rap
Might come back with some more later
Also dude, use RateYourMusic, I can't tell you how much music from times gone I've found on that site.
Every now and again I'll just open up Youtube and RateYourMusic on tabs right next to each other and spend a night going through an obscure genre like Nigerian jazz or African fuzz rock, just looking for hidden gems.
Expanding yr taste is good for everyone involved.
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The Telepathic Kid wrote:@esselfortium my gawd why don't you just make him hate Beck.
nah jk but srsly dude he's had material before 2000, list some of his great stuff, not just his good stuff.
I'd say start out with Odelay, that's the best possible place you could start with Beck, and then literally go an anywhere you want with the rest of his discog because you've got the grounding.
Beck - Sissyneck, from Odelay
*shrug* Odelay was the first Beck album I heard, and it took me a while to bother looking further than there. It's fun enough I guess, but it's easily my least favorite of the Beck albums I've heard, and I don't think I've bothered going back to it much since exploring further. The Information took me a few listens to wrap my head around, but most of it is fantastic. And Modern Guilt has "Orphans" and "Chemtrails" on it -- I think Beck would still be up there with some of my favorite artists if his career had consisted solely of those two songs.
Different strokes, etc
As an aside,
Guided By Voices - Islands (She Talks In Rainbows)
Lovely 60s British-invasion pop coming from Dayton, Ohio in 2013
You will like Panda Bear - Person Pitch
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esselfortium wrote:*shrug* Odelay was the first Beck album I heard, and it took me a while to bother looking further than there. It's fun enough I guess, but it's easily my least favorite of the Beck albums I've heard, and I don't think I've bothered going back to it much since exploring further. The Information took me a few listens to wrap my head around, but most of it is fantastic. And Modern Guilt has "Orphans" and "Chemtrails" on it -- I think Beck would still be up there with some of my favorite artists if his career had consisted solely of those two songs.
Different strokes, etc
man, that stings.
mono wrote:Yeah, and don't forget Emperor Tomato Ketchup either. I'm also fond of the lyrics there being a bit more explicitly political than on Dots and Loops.
you pay attention to their lyrics?
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rainier wrote:The microphones
Unwound
Olivia tremor control
Built to spill
Hello to a fellow Unwound fan.
Also- to give a few cents to the topic here- Milieu and Coppice Halifax have a TON to offer- ambient/electonica/IDM/dub techno/experimental sounds. The man behind both names is Brian Grainger- I believe he actually posted some things on Twoism years back. He also releases under his own name- which is released on Attacknine for fans of Freescha and Casino Versus Japan. Anyway- strongly recomend visiting the Milieu Bandcamp site, and looking into the Coppice Halifx and BG outputs. Some great stuff.
Have also been enjoying The New Mystikal Troubadours lately- good psych-folk rock.
mono wrote:Yeah, and don't forget Emperor Tomato Ketchup either. I'm also fond of the lyrics there being a bit more explicitly political than on Dots and Loops.
you pay attention to their lyrics?
I think they're not bad, or at least the slogans are above the usual leftist band ranting - really modernistic stuff, they really have read their Marx, and it's even up-to-date (you can trace the lyrics of Vonal Declosion to the Badiou quote I mention in some other post.) Sadly the French and the lalala's tend to distract people from this, but I think lounge nostalgia and "pop culture" is hardly their point.
It's not high poetry but I've always had a soft spot for things like "high rise living/not so bad".
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