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low key harmonies, like in this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBUOLNgQ-qU

>>53843744

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e_biryRi8xo

Middle Eastern and Asian folk metal with symphonies added.

Though I've only found three bands that do some of those, and two that do all of them well.

>>53843744
Shit music fetish.

>>53843744
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rv-gmkYY6M

>child-like vocals
>muffled or lo-fi string sections
>bass drones

>>53843744
Not Asian, and not exactly whispered, but the vocals are soft and wonderful and holy shit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yd3nIJnj5Y

>>53843744
cuushe - butterfly case

dreampop in four part harmony

i haven't found it yet though

like this ?

valley girls/dumb blondes screaming

basically Shake it Off made me cum in my pants when i heard it

>>53845178
this is made for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2-sU-Hbda8

I'M THE CAPTAIN OF THIS SHIP SO SHUT UP AND GET INSIDE

tracks that put emphasis on the rhythm section

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

Gang vocals get my nostalgia feels going.

>>53844430
Recs?

>Steve Albini's drum production
>dissonant chords
>snare-bass-snare-bass(quick)
or
>bass-snare-bass(slow)

>>53845217
thanks this is fucking hot

anything involving the voices of any of the haden triplets. the noisier the better

>lo-fi jangly surf-y reverb-drenched guitar
Can anyone rec some that's instrumental?

>>53844677
wow

>>53843744
>last song of the album is the longest and most experimental

when lil b is on the track (thank you basedgod)

>>53847068
http://waveboys.bandcamp.com/

Found these guys while searching for a song I heard, only have one small EP out but it's p good

really triumphant distorted guitar riffs, i.e. http://youtu.be/pEF8PwqFjjs?t=2m53s

>>53843744
this. Japanese shoegaze with female vocals is the epitome of comfy

>Massive, distorted drum
>I Want Wind to Blow - The Microphones
>Ny batteri - Sigur Rós
>Basically all of Deathconsciousness

more pls

>>53847439

what are some bands like this?

Vocal counterpoints, or multiple phrase sung over one another.
http://youtu.be/dPNU_E5iapo

Ron Asheton's guitar sound.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0mRfECsHrc

>Absolutely shrieking guitar

>the guitar over the chorus of Slowdive's Alison
>the first thirty seconds of Dino Jr.'s Little Fury Things
>5:00 to 13:30 of GY!BE's Sleep

>>53845178
Bimbo as a fetish is stupid and dumb and has terrible content and I love it.

>>53847511
kinoko teikoku

Zappa's guitar playing, specially stuff like this.... muhh emotion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O78DtTOPJn0

>>53843744

Spangle Call Lilli Line. Check them out.

Vocal samples, period.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvb-1wjAtk4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJJ8hWDXWGs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-Ff4TYLPT0

jangly indie pop

no nonsense uk techno https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs8sI_Cwv9w

Unlikely collabs

>>53847511
this >>53847668

and PLASTIC GIRL IN CLOSET, and Tokyo Shoegazer in some cases

>>53845217
holy shit my dick is rock hard
the country-ish chorus is awful though

>>53847979
randomer is god tier, abso dyno

Deep, baritone strong vocals in rock songs
I mean really baritone

>>53848101
hes my idol =]

You know how some bands would do extended, energetic and loud solos in between songs? Where the guitar abuses feedback and whammy bars and crazy riffs while the drum fills add that powerful punch to the song, and the booming bass plays the same thing over and over again but spices it up so it's not repetitive? Maybe add in a little synth in the solo. Basically, I like listening to jam sessions where the players get lost in the moment and savor their music. Sounds masturbatory but then again I guess I like masturbatory.

>>53845217
I listened to this song so much the summer Warrior came out. I regret absolutely nothing. The song with Iggy Pop was great too

>>53847731
>mfw i had forgotten that kanye was pretty listenable at some point.

>>53848349
im with you. Masturbatory self indulgence can still be rewarding listening

Pretty much any kind of glitchy shit, the more broken-sounding the better.

low-end clipping is especially good

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

I love raps about men getting back at women who treated them poorly before they were famous. I have a lot of resentment towards shallow women from when I was fat. Now that I'm much better looking I almost want to get revenge on them by being mean to them and hurting their feelings like they hurt mine. I know its fucked up

>>53848547
dis is maed for u

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unRldLdllZ8

A story. I'm sucker for concept albums with a good story or theme to them. Fucking worship Ghostface.

>harmonious vocals by women who each have strong voices on their own

so En Vogue, not Little Mix.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8jdyIcHDJw

Noise over post rock, if the contrast of the two is right its unreal.

>>53848547
Wheelchair Jimmy is that you?

Wordless (possibly chopped up and mixed) singing in electronic music like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUAJ8KLGqis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7bKe_Zgk4o

NOTM was sort of like a more intense version of what I want.

Udu drums used in folk music
delayed guitars
wordless vocals
polyrhythms

soundcloud.com/zeroplusplacebo
soundcloud.com/noisekillsound

>>53843744
We'd get along I think, assuming you don't mean >>53847439

Listen to Tujiko Noriko and Piana and Aspidistrafly and Cokiyu
>>53844815
This is one of my favorite albums of all time, but not really related.


>loud industrial or military percussions incorporated in pop music

Are we talking something sexually arousing?

If that's the case, it's not a constant, but whatever is happening in the live version of Living Room by Tegan and Sara gets me all flustered.

>>53848804
>literally fleet foxes

>>53847068
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TovF8cPKl_Y
reverb surf rock guitar comes in at around 1:28

>>53850313
no we're not, g

Noisy yet ethereal instrumenation with Noir-ish vocals, sounds like something out of the 60s but with amodern touch

>>53845178

Rebel Girl gets me hard.

Creaky, mournful guitar feedback solos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrS5ztAJ5xw&t=3m58s

>>53850324
>five boring ass white men
no thanks

noisy loud obnoxious harsh dance pop instrumentals juxtaposed with incredibly sweet vocal harmonies

druggy sexy trashy women "singing" (moaning) about drugs sex and trash

spoken/screamed word over dramatic rock music

groovy noise-influenced music

in short I'm a plen

>>53843744
every time bjork does that grovelly HRRRRR thing

>>53851203
She makes that sound when she's being penetrated.

>>53843744
women

I have a huge hard on for songs that seem to endlessly crescendo.
The kind that just keep building and building upon themselves until they culminate in a eargasmic peak that leaves my head spinning every time I hear it.

Nothing gets my dick harder than listening to some good ol' Blowfly.
I'm not even joking

Sub octave fuzz, bitcrushing, stuttering repeats, whammy effects, two guitarists playing counterpoimt.

Not really about music, but I'm a sucker for poorly drawn ablum covers.

>>53843744
Sax on rock music, specially if it doesn't fit at all

>>53852988

'the 50s progression' or anything that goes from root to relative minor

>>53853162
yeah but this one is adorable

Indian folk percussion

>>53852988
soon