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Dub Trio integrates both slow break-down type metal and old school dub. In some songs the dub influence is more apparent than others (that dub echo effect on the bass and guitar). This song has a theme similar to "Jimmy" by Tool, if any are familiar. Beautiful stuff.
It'll be a week of Mike Patton side groups. I myself am not acquainted with all of them (there are so many). Just some background info: Mike Patton is the vocalist for Mr. Bungle and Faith No More.
God damn. This corroborates my previous post. More Deerhoof.
So, I'd given Deerhoof a try in the past and liked them somewhat. After seeing that they've had a very diverse and eclectic career ranging from noise rock to mellow/somber indie jazz hymns. This band to me speaks to me on how it feels to swing from manic episode to spiraling depression. Great music, Deerhoof; I love you very much.
I can't believe I've neglected Baroness, one of my favorite contemporary metal artists. They're from Georgia, US, and play progressive sludge metal which has been recently partitioned into a genre known as "Swamp Metal". I'll decline comment on splitting genre hairs for now. They have three albums out based on color themes, being Red, Blue, and a double album Green and Yellow. Red is the most aggressive, Blue tends to attract most people overall with it's excellent counterpoint, and Yellow and Green has a much more tame sound which disappointed a lot of people. Yellow and Green grew on me after many listens though.
Zu has had a very diverse career. I like this album. It's very intense. I heard some past material which is almost like pop punk. It's all come as much of a surprise. Saxophone kicks in if you can handle it.
The Secret Chiefs 3 are by far one of my new favorites. They are the original musicians for the band Mr. Bungle. Really excellent musicians who tackle on eclectic genres. This whole album is very well mixed and wonderful to listen to. It has reoccurring musical themes punctuated by a lot of screaming and other such clamor which is reminiscent of a horror soundtrack.
OK, 3, 2, 1. Let’s Jam
I haven't posted in forever, and this is a bit of a cop-out for me, but I promise when I get the time I'll be digging for some exciting new music. In the meantime, here is one of my favorite classic show themes which is groovy as hell.
This is a project by the drummer from Hella! I may have shared Hella's music before. They are a mathrock band, but this is more indie (whatever that means, amirite?). I'm finding that the newer "indie" music is good as a study piece for creating spacial qualities while mixing, and incorporating different timbres in a mixdown.
People would always talk crap about Melt Banana when I was younger. I'm checking out their album "Bambi's Dilemma" and it's quite good. fans of the avant garde and punk rock apply here.
hahaha. I love altercation. Authors note ( play however many strings you need to. Just keep in mind whatever suits you stylistically.)
It's been a long time. These fella's are germanic in origin. get about 2 minutes in for some fine bass breakdownage.
I have started two jobs in the last few weeks. This holds true on many levels. Music coming slowly but surely.
Math rock: some will stigmatize it. This has some garunteed moments though. Give this band a shot, I say.
Bjork is hands down one of my favorite artists; anyone who's been meaning to get into her, I strongly recommend the album Debut if you're just starting. My favorite album is Medulla but it's not for everyone. This is the "Anchor Song off" of Debut.
Don't listen to this while overwhelmed with sadness or grief. Classified as a post-hardcore band, I would say Unwound is sounding a lot more post rock on this track. One of the greatest double albums no doubt. Leaves Turn Inside You is still an album I keep returning to.
At first listen, sounded much like the heavy metal of its day. Then I saw some really creative things done with the dynamics of the recordings. Someone must've rode the faders on this with love. This is for the old school heavy metal fans. Wasn't too much of a fan the first listen, second time through sold me. Gotta hit the second song at least. Sabbath influenced for sure.
