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black metal ambient

Darchon - The Stygian Black Beyond

you can never go wrong with GAS

>>1962
one of my fav albums ever, so atmospheric and comfy. the first track is perfection

>>2162
Funny this thread being at the top of the board right now, I'm almost finished with the last track of video related. Fripp and Eno have put out some great stuff together.

MY FAVORITE COLOR IS OH MY GOD friendly lady

I CUM IN THE FUCK

>I HATE YOU SO MUCH
>I HATE YOUR LAWS
>I HATE your NEED A CAUSE
>I HATE YOUR faux TOUCH
>I hate EVERY LAST ONE OF YOU
>I PONDER digesting RAZORS, JUST TO B DONE WITH U
>I LOVE YOU SO MUCH
wuuuuAAAAAAAHHHHH wuaaaahhhh dunnn dunn dunnn wuhhh wuhh wuhh wum wum wum wum

>>213
TAK (kuh kuh kuh) KEY ON (kuh kuh kuh kuh)TAK TAK (kuh kuh kuh) TRIPLE SIX EIGHT FUCK UH

I'm not quite sure if its an exact match genre wise, or even what to call the genre (downbeat?) but you might like Burial.

>>2465
whoah, pigmhall making idol videos now

pigmhall on sushi?!

This isn't exactly what I envision under Analog horror.

>>1832

I really like this little chord progression i came up with

I'm using my brothers nylon guitar, which is AWFUL and sounds more like an ukulele than an actual proper normal good and sexy guitar, but whatever

I still need to practice my finger placement and I also need to really make up my mind in regards to the song progression

>>2166
There is really good potential in this riff. The only thing I can criticize is that it sounds like your palm muting needs a little tightening up otherwise this is some really good shit and is worth building on.

A sushi asked, so here's probably the first time I've touched a piano this year. I discover that yes, C major is indeed C major.

I'm still very rusty, I don't think I've ever played confidently ever since I injured my left hand. I used to be able to do crazy long arpeggios with the left hand while my right went to town on melodic chords. Not so much anymore, those intense runs make my left hand shake and hurt really badly.

>>2469
I'm glad that you ended up posting on the thread, I like your recording sushi

For how long have you been playing? Counting hiatus and the likes

>>2473
Counting hiatus, that would be 20 years this month. I started with piano, then I branched out into a lot of other instruments. I have a good ear for music, so I can pick up and play just about any instrument. I also play the saw, ocarina (ofc), saw, banjo, penny whistle, bodhran, euphonium, guitar (badly, small hands), and strumstick.

I played instruments consistently for 14 years, then took a pause due to poor health. When I wanted to get back to it, I got a hand injury, and almost lost some fingers on my left hand. It took about 2 years for the nerves to heal, and to this day, I still can't put much pressure on those fingers. I think I might get back into it, but every time I try, I get frustrated because I can't match the level of skill I had before the injury. Maybe I'll put my head into it and start playing again. Only time will tell.

>>2316
sad flower miku

This track has been at the top of my list lately I feel so blessed that it found me.

sending this here, it's a really cool hatsune miku song I saw on my feed awhile ago that I want more attention to!

Two fold reason posting this here: To remind myself to download this album and to share it. This was the person behind Mild Sorrow Integrated and is their more indie rock project compared to their electronic work, which they began after finishing up Arbol (their last album as MSI and also a fantastic record). It is very good.

Also might as well list my other obsession as of late: The Progress. This is a band I literally just stumbled upon one day that I really liked because the more high pitched singer sounds like Roger Lima from Less Than Jake. So much so that I thought it might've been a side project. It wasn't HOWEVER what it was (if you can believe it) is that its Evan Weiss's (of Into It Over It, Their/They're/There, and Pet Symmetry fame) old band and he's actually the other singer. It took me a second of being confused when I learned this because the other singer sounded barely like him in my tired state first time listening but you quickly realize it's because he was much younger and his voice was different. Think of it kind of a State Lines to Oso Oso thing that Jade Lilitri went through where his voice was just drastically different younger (also a great band that I'll post in the next post because they are also an obsession of mine recently too).

The Progress is very kitsch, early 2000s Emo but with an apartment indie sheen and math rock riffs. You can hear the Cap'n Jazz influence just as much as you can hear the orgcore punk influence. It goes without saying that if you accept this for what it is and take time to listen, it's a definite rewarding listen. The dual vocalist approach in punk bands has always been one of my favorite things ever and I particularly like this band's flavor of it with sounding as longingly sentimental as possible in all the ways you can be with rougher punk vocals. They got heart and wear it on their sleeve. Learning this was Evan Weiss's old band also feels like the missing piece in his history because it makes sense that he later formed a band with Mike Kinsella (Their/They're/There), had vast songwriting experience out the gate with IOII, and was prolific in the scene as they were basically an OG in the scene and in a sense, a pioneering force.

Perhaps I am not the best at explaining this but I do think this band kind of serves as a bridge in a sense both for Evan Weiss's career and for the broader scene as a whole with elements of both modern midwest emo combined with 90s emo similar in nature like Piebald, Lync, and Hot Water Music. Which is something I like about this band in particular, hearing that 90s sound in an updated context.

glad punk is allowed

>>2444

I love Husker Du c:

not a song but a short punk album from japan