Thanks.
I know of Yazz Ahmed, through my ventures into the UK Jazz scene (mainly Brownswood Recordings) but I haven't followed up. This album sounds good and it fits what I like, i'm gonna dig more into it and the artist.
The other albums seem like good experimental music. Good to know.
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Your loss really, but: try also UneXpect, Mutaforia Lili, Le Scrawl, Jason Forrest, Bubblegum Octopus, Universal Totem Orchestra.
I actually refrained from mentioning Sun City Girls in the discussions of the genre, as the band mostly played noisy rock wherein Arabic influences were difficult to discern except for particular tracks. And Zorn is mostly into specifically Jewish music, afaik, what with his label Tzadik releasing a bunch of old folk-ish Jewish records and such.
I really like his song "Cheval" and not a lot of his other work.
Yeah, Suncity girls (Sublime Frequencies) and co (John Zorn, Mr Bungle/Trey Spruance, Estradasphere) have been around. The 60s had lots of influence from indian music through hippies.
I mean the most recent phenomenon in the late 10s to mid 20s.
oh I didn’t know that LOL
Got it. I actually used their API for a bit, to find Youtube links for songs when people link to Spotify. The service advertise themselves as a promotion thing for artists and their representatives, so I assumed that's who creates the pages.
no, I just paste the link into song.link and it finds most of them, and then I add ones it misses
Outstanding song, crazy amounts of nostalgia for JSRF!
Fun fact: the speech sample is from a speech given by Stokely Carmichael of the Black Panther Party: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RDcDo4m2Lw
Ah! I thought these pages are some kinda official stuff from the artist, label or somesuch.
oops, didn’t mean to put it under buy LOL
I was pretty hyped for the album after The Hives showed that 2000s rock bands could still do it with The Hives Forever Forever The Hives...
But not only is this a complete departure from their earlier work, it doesn't even sound well-done. Autotune can be used artistically (Justin Vernon, etc) but every song sounds like default Antares settings.
Really weird choice from an artist (Julian specifically) I had a lot of respect for!
I zoned out a bit when listening to the album so it might not be EVERY track but it's most of them. Massive disappointment all around from both the album and his behavior. Seeing his name on a track used to mean I'd probably like it!
Yeah.. I used to be into the strokes. Ive not listened to them a long time, I clicked the link. I heard it a first and thought oh, it seems fine? Then the pre-chorus started, and, yeah, it sounds like hes under water. Highly distracting.
Didn’t even realoze they had a new album. Did he really do that for the whole album? That was really distracting.
funny title for a band whose whole thing was sounding old on purpose
32 minutes, i'll take it. is this one as bleak as SOS?
He took one of the most iconic voices in rock and auto tuned it for a whole album then picked fights with fans and critics who weren't into it. Julian Casablancas is a chode, what a disappointment
How do you feel about 2004 remaster of Rust in Peace? The vocals are re-recorded. It's different enough I have both of them and I don't even listen to that much Megadeth, I only have two versions of RiP and the original mix of Peace Sells...
They did a great version of this on SNL last night
Why the hell does this sound like nineties' industrial-rock, but with Meier's vocals.
I thought I was hallucinating the link to Invidious on that page due to lack of sleep, under 'Buy' for some reason. But no, it works, and even leads to my preferred instance.
I'd also like to recommend "Rust" by Black Label Society. I'm going to go listen to it right now.
That's disappointing. Oh well, human brain jelly is easily corrupted by... checks notes ...facebook memes...
Anyway, found a better one WITH BETTER MUSIC! Was mentioned in the thread you linked, tanks. :3 (also much tanks for linking redlib)