For me, I think, Tycho doesn't come across as organic low fidelity inspired, but rather more electronic wall of sound inspired. I think he creates a robust sound that works in a totally different way. I get laid back vibes from Tycho not nostalgic feels. Just my two cents.thepastinsidepressant wrote:Tycho.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrdzrstg ... foOcevtHHS
FKA Twigs - Preface
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Heavily BoC inspired if you ask me. I think it sounds great. A lot hype around this girl recently, from around my area too.
FKA Twigs - Preface
(36 seconds in)
Heavily BoC inspired if you ask me. I think it sounds great. A lot hype around this girl recently, from around my area too.
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zeoevil wrote:For me, I think, Tycho doesn't come across as organic low fidelity inspired, but rather more electronic wall of sound inspired. I think he creates a robust sound that works in a totally different way. I get laid back vibes from Tycho not nostalgic feels. Just my two cents.thepastinsidepressant wrote:Tycho.
its completely blatant in tycho's music that he is heavily inspired by BOC. but i feel as though he takes his BOC inspiration, and then goes into a different tunnel of exploration with it. which to me, is fair game.
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i think duran duran is as close to boc as you can get.
whats wild is they were copying boc before they even EXISTED. so sick....the reach of boc's influence is incredible.
mostly in their old stuff. their first tape "a bunch of vintage tracks" was where it was most apparent. but they try to keep a hint of it through all their tunes. they are huge fans of the boc.
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whats wild is they were copying boc before they even EXISTED. so sick....the reach of boc's influence is incredible.
mostly in their old stuff. their first tape "a bunch of vintage tracks" was where it was most apparent. but they try to keep a hint of it through all their tunes. they are huge fans of the boc.
ABoVT

I heard that if you play the cassette backwards you can hear a vocal sample of a woman (maybe a girlfriend at the time?) saying random numbers. Someone on the Duran Duran forum, pretty sure it was HuNgRy_WoLf_81 worked out that the numbers were Pythagorean triples.re-phaelam-ed wrote:i think duran duran is as close to boc as you can get.
whats wild is they were copying boc before they even EXISTED. so sick....the reach of boc's influence is incredible.
mostly in their old stuff. their first tape "a bunch of vintage tracks" was where it was most apparent. but they try to keep a hint of it through all their tunes. they are huge fans of the boc.
ABoVT
it really amazes me the reach of influence BOC have.
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Christ. - making a snow angel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2maZx59tlg
Definite AFOT/IABPOITC vibes and what I imagine Hooper Bay sounds like
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2maZx59tlg
Definite AFOT/IABPOITC vibes and what I imagine Hooper Bay sounds like
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feel like this is probably an okay place to post this considering the theme of the thread but may i ask how exactly people would react if i made a passion project that my friend and i have that is purposefully a boc clone public on the forum? i think we do it pretty faithfully and its a lot of fun but i dont want to get a ton of hate from twoism 
I don't think it would be bad, why not? I'd be interested to hear it, but make sure everybody knows this is you trying to sound exactly like them, not trying to reach own artistic heights by ripping somebody else off or something.sideshowalchemist wrote:feel like this is probably an okay place to post this considering the theme of the thread but may i ask how exactly people would react if i made a passion project that my friend and i have that is purposefully a boc clone public on the forum? i think we do it pretty faithfully and its a lot of fun but i dont want to get a ton of hate from twoism
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Don't know if it's been mentioned already, but these couple of Galerie Stratique tracks are some of the most BoCy stuff I've ever come across:
Smog Urbain (not on YouTube): http://galeriestratique.bandcamp.com/album/horizzzons
Smog Urbain (not on YouTube): http://galeriestratique.bandcamp.com/album/horizzzons
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Scott and Rory, if you or any of the other guys ever read this, I want you to know I love your work. BOC are one of the greatest bands to be influenced by! Rory, your drumming is the shit! Congrats on all your success, well deserved. I know Scott you have worked very hard to get where you are at! Playing at Terminal 5 must have been bad ass! Keep doing your thing!
I'm assuming one of you is a possible member here or know a member who will relay the message.
I'm assuming one of you is a possible member here or know a member who will relay the message.
