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I was really digging Black Mountain and related side projects recently. Disgusts me that people would call it indie.

Psytrance, gabba, grindcore, uggh.

wtf is gabba

and grindcore

Sheff wrote:and grindcore

one of metals infinite subgenres

You really don't want to know.

I thought you were a grindcore/gabba kind of guy.

inb4itsnotmetalitspunk

Sheff wrote:wtf is gabba

Sheff wrote:and grindcore

Gabba:



Grindcore:



both nice soothing genres to get to sleep

psytrance is also pretty bad in my brief encounters with it

Skwiggo that was horrible...people actually listen to that...?

Is it wrong to have developed quite a taste for gabba/hardcore/hardtek/breakcore? I never used to be able to handle this stuff but I can totally get down now.

Vampire Weekend... do not see the appeal.

wolf89 wrote:

spire wrote:Donk is real enough to hate? i just assumed it was one or two songs that got popular and it died.

It's insanely popular up north.

lol no its not

noam wrote:

wolf89 wrote:

spire wrote:Donk is real enough to hate? i just assumed it was one or two songs that got popular and it died.

It's insanely popular up north.

lol no its not

Maybe he meant further north than we are

noam wrote:

wolf89 wrote:

spire wrote:Donk is real enough to hate? i just assumed it was one or two songs that got popular and it died.

It's insanely popular up north.

lol no its not

Bolton and Wigan it is

metal

i'm too black to listen to that shit (and i'm white). seriously though, moshing is fun but I don't know how people listen to screaming lyrics on the reg.

ruckus49 wrote:metal

i'm too black to listen to that shit (and i'm white). seriously though, moshing is fun but I don't know how people listen to screaming lyrics on the reg.

Can't even manage this?

^thats ok but it sounds a lot more like grunge/90s alternative to me. a lot of rock music doesn't do it for me. i like electronic music because of the immense palate of sounds that are used. so much rock that i've heard has the same instrument tones, unless the arrangement is really unique it sounds stale to me. I interned at a few recording studios and the rock bands that came in were always trying to copy their favorite bands from the 80s and 90s. Of course musicians from other genres do it, but I feel like most rock subgenres these days are real slow to innovate.

metal, psytrance, all that stuff like soulja boy etc

i cannot stand Beach Music. :vomit: