/tunes/ - enjoyable sounds

>>2007

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAP6yNKwZCc

A really nice song made by a guy named amon tobin; reminds me of Roni Size

https://youtu.be/01gC9byB-gg
https://youtu.be/-ah4o_0ONJY
I can't tell which version of "The Unthinkable" I like more. The original is weird and whimsical in a way I really enjoy but the remix's breakbeat and anxiety-inducing rhythm mixed with the spooky lyrics and VS' ability to give the music a haunting feeling is unparalleled.

>>2020

really nice tunes

really liked the venetian snares version

>>2007

A Latino American song that i quite like

fun, groovy and also very dancehall like, before reggaeton was actually well known

I really like this one and wish more people heard it if you like screamo/hardcore

I was blasting this on repeat one day.

>>2000
It is a fun song albeit slightly annoying on the high repetition part because the repetition is too perfectly ordered and could have improved with small imperfections. I love KAFU and Teto

its new ukaihi!!!!!

cool playlist with rock music

Wow.. vocaloid here has such a sexy voice! This might be a great introductionary song for my friends. I love how the producer plays with intensity of the song. They also wonderfully combined digital synth sounds with electric guitar and various drum kits.

>>2002
I don't want to work either!

I got a lyre today!!!

>>2027
it's gorgeous! I'd love to hear it

I have a steel tongue drum. I suck at olaying it because I dont understand what the notes are. They are labelled as numbers instead of notes. It feels really lame even though it sounds kind of pretty it's hard to compose a song with. It isnt even a hang drum i hoped to have but those are really expensive.

>>2032
only the steel drum? thats weird only instrument to have

>>2033
Steel tongue drum. Not my photo but it's this one. Couldn't afford the quit expensive Hang drum which i would have preferred this costs like $60. You can pay it by hand but this kind it's easier to use a mallet to get a more pure sound. I also have a kalimba somewhere buried under stuff. I think I still have a keyboard stored away I tried to learn but had too much difficulty teaching myself where I wasn't really making good progress and I found keyboards not as pleasant as the feeling of pressing a piano key.

Full of ambient bangers this one:
https://soundcloud.com/inveins-podcast/saphileaum

Some ambient, breaks and techno today:
https://soundcloud.com/kindred_ldn/teeth-3-12-24
https://soundcloud.com/deep-space-series/dss-097-tiferet

>>1883
If you like blackgaze, I'd recommend Lantlôs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZgwn0mogQs&list=PL036BE1FAA716CC3C

The artist that got me into shoegaze was Sun Devoured Earth, still makes me comfortably sad.

>>1884
my favorite from mikgazer vol 1 was parachute, the chords are really out of this world !
I've almost the same favorites as you
1: Loveless
2: Mikgazer vol 1
3 Velocity : Design : Comfort (not pure shoegaze but who cares)

>>1892
"i'm sure i have this on my drive somewhere"
1 scrobble from 2013
comments from 11 years ago

time is passing too quickly for me, i can't keep up.

>>1544
Waiting for October - Polaris
Sink to The Bottom - Fountains of Wayne

>>1544
Aqua from the ARIA OST

>>1541
>skill level
Personally I think it's about how much you're physically capable of combined with how much a mind you have to learn/make musical choices.
If you haven't heard this type of advice already, practice the piece at as slow a tempo as you can stand, and if you can, try and memorize the melody to the point of being able to hum phrases from it accurately with all the little fills and such.
>scales
It's jazz, so perhaps the melody is better analyzed by how it relates to the comp chords.

A thing I made
https://voca.ro/18fdn1IWq9lq

Forest Stream - The Crown Of Winter

such a gem

>>571
Dragged Into Sunlight- Hatred For Mankind
one of the craziest fucking albums ive ever heard. after listening to this album, no other metal exists. unending aggression and hatred communicated through constantly evolving passages of black/ death / extreme metal instrumentation. the clips of interviews with serial killers on this album lend to some chilling moments as well. the whole thing is completely spellbinding.
this live show is also fantastic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sou34PMeKwo&t=369s

Brise​-​lames by BÂTARD
https://batard.bandcamp.com/album/brise-lames
I really like this album. Its black metal but unlike most other black metal, the songs feel more alive and jumpy (sorry idrk how else to describe it). The bandcamp page says blackened punk so its probably the punk element thats causing that feeling. anyways my favourite song there is the third one, Mille Feux

>>1856
forgot to post the album cover soo
i like the album cover too its a part of why i was drawn to the album + it has an old painting. the paintings name is Christ in Limbo if anyone is interested in it

Hello samachan,

I have found this artist 猫祭り姫 (Nekomatsurihime, "cat festival princess") in a record store in Tokyo. I bought the album HAKOIRI because the cover is cool and I was surprised to find out the music is really, really good

It's very quaint desktop pop music set in a cute shinto world. A lot of influence from Akino Arai and light post-punk/indie bands like Nav Katze, Zabadak, D-Day, Zelda, but it's not rock music. There's a minimal and DIY feel on a lot of it. She rereleased 3 albums a couple years ago on CD and streaming, めぐる is my favorite
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Gl5yeeKf0YSCeJO0hqNCh

I found her old website, it had some free downloads. It hasn't been updated in almost 20 years. These are early variations of songs later on albums, songs on albums unavailable since 2002 and some one-offs. I also checked everything I could through wayback machine to find a couple songs that I don't think anybody has heard in 2 decades. I compiled them here:

猫祭り姫 - 宵町
https://mega.nz/file/7ggnnBZL#sGxiV-Tga125bZNIUL9F1hS7SdIduvAPhkHymc0L1vM

Most of the audio is very low quality because they are .rm files from 2000-2005. I find the dated encoding charming and fitting. The cover is artwork she had on her site in 2000.

Thanks for reading, gurochan. I'm hoping to dump rare stuff I come across from time to time in this thread

Hello 38chan,

I was going to wait less than 8,000 years to post this but I kept feeling too demotivated to do anything. The last album I posted was of 猫祭り姫, so it makes sense that next is 幼虫社 (YohChuSha, "larva house".) They are a duo of producer/composer 井蛹机/Tsukue and singer/keyboardist ヂヂ/dgidgi. Tsukue helped to produce many of Nekomatsurihime's music (but I think most or all songs on the last post here are produced by her) and has a similar range of influences and very post-punk tinged style of pop music. Also like Nekomatsurhime, it has a distinctive early DTM feel I find endearing (although I think it's all rompler-produced.)

In this case it is particularly easy to tell who the influences are because the producer had a last.fm account https://www.last.fm/user/tsukue

YohChuSha's first album is a collection of demo recordings from 92 to 98. For the first 3 or 4 years, Tsukue was the only real member, with whichever friend or classmate he could perform live with but never being in the group for long. Some recordings are Dgidgi's vocals over these older compositions, and some are newer ones she helped compose herself. The album was released on cassette, but all of these mp3s are free downloads from their website. It's the earliest instance I know of a band uploading their (physically released) album for free online. Very dreamy and borderlines ambient music at times

幼虫社 - 幼虫期
https://mega.nz/file/nxRywLpT#sDuNLWzBcNUl-Xl0Fc11Q4oCVqDUwuqTIHCAKggG1Aw

Their second and only "real" album came out in 2001. Only one demo song made it onto here, with the album having a more dramatic overall style while still being heavy on atmosphere

幼虫社 - 廃園Eden
https://mega.nz/file/u1QBwJIR#_NL4ZDTp52MRi1MqqbDpCyrNWKH2RcrX-W6ADN7hez4
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Hello world2ch,

I have learned to stop rambling. Here's some quirky 90s Japanese avant-pop by experimental/punk guys (mainly Lion Merry, who was also in Yapoos.) It is mostly upbeat, with some ironic and ill-fitting lyrics at times, and very purposefully corny sounds at times.

LOVE FURNITURE LOUNGE BEARS - LOVE FURNITURE LOUNGE BEARS from AGRA
https://mega.nz/file/b8QGnDiY#9-AztPstXi0Btr5Gp5ejh5sQ6mV0gqHh9_8gEa1bRjw

There is also a VHS with different recordings and live versions of 6 songs. They are here officially: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsPOaTYmN7xshTpXx6X8c8gd-sbBlLqzq