Jazz,ambient, etc..basically non-metal recommendations...post them!
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BTW, I didn't misspell my comment above about too much affect, though I realize that a lot of folks might misunderstand me (like it matters anyway...), but I don't mean he has too much effects on his voice. He's overdoing that weird almost yodel-like thing he does. Or makes his voice sound "gruff", which just sounds silly. DMB is so 1996, anyway.
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Check out Zombi if you haven't. They have elements of prog, ambient, soundscape, electronic, and they're incredibly awesome, especially live (seeing those two guys pull everything off was very impressive).
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Anyone know bands sounding like them?
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Dark Ambient:
Lustmord - The Place Where The Black Stars Hang & Metavoid
Arecibo - Trans-Plutonian Transmissions
Ambient:
Alio Die/Mathias Grassow - Expanding Horizon
Brian Eno - Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks
Lustmord - The Place Where The Black Stars Hang & Metavoid
Arecibo - Trans-Plutonian Transmissions
Ambient:
Alio Die/Mathias Grassow - Expanding Horizon
Brian Eno - Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks
Abhorsen
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NineFeetUnderground said:
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Some abhorsen picks for other genres include
Last of the True Believers - Nanci Griffith (folk)
Stellar Nurseries - Seren Fford (space/electronic)
In Pas(s)ing - Mick Goodrick (jazz)
The Thing at the Nursery Room Window - Peter Lang (solo guitar)
must be a nursery theme around the lair lately. Nursery Cryme anyone?
those who like dark ambient etc. but have not given late 20th century classical music a listen might want to try out some of the following compositions for a start:
henryk gorecki (symphony no.3),
arvo part (litany, trisagion, fratres, tabula rasa),
krzysztof penderecki (violin conceto no.1, threnody to the victims of hiroshima, violin sonata no.2),
györgy ligeti (atmospheres, lux aeterna, string quartets nos.1-2)
alfred schnittke (sonata for violin and piano nos.1-2, kanon in memoriam igor stravinsky, string quartet nos.1 and 3).
if anyone's interested in particular recordings of these compositions, i could name my favorites.
henryk gorecki (symphony no.3),
arvo part (litany, trisagion, fratres, tabula rasa),
krzysztof penderecki (violin conceto no.1, threnody to the victims of hiroshima, violin sonata no.2),
györgy ligeti (atmospheres, lux aeterna, string quartets nos.1-2)
alfred schnittke (sonata for violin and piano nos.1-2, kanon in memoriam igor stravinsky, string quartet nos.1 and 3).
if anyone's interested in particular recordings of these compositions, i could name my favorites.
Does Mike Patton sing on Medulla at all? If not, in what way was he linked to Bjork during the making of the album?i aint play this said:
I'd recommend Homogenic first. Her darkest and emotionally bravest album, IMO.
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