There's a certain American vibe in here that I don't dig. Something about American industrial or cybergoth never felt right with me. Like they listened to a lot of Wumpscut, Hocico, Synapscape and Leatherstrip albums and thought "Hey brah this is awesome!" but never actually got it. German power electronics on the other hand...
There's a certain American vibe in here that I don't dig. Something about American industrial or cybergoth never felt right with me. Like they listened to a lot of Wumpscut, Hocico, Synapscape and Leatherstrip albums and thought "Hey brah this is awesome!" but never actually got it. German power electronics on the other hand...
For the most part I tend to agree. Most of the time I prefer European ebm/industrial. On the whole I don't think Psyclon Nine is particularly awesome.. but If it weren't for the singer's heroin addiction they might have ventured further into ebm/industrial/metal crossover territory and that would've been interesting.
The Converter song you posted is pretty good, even if power electronics isn't usually my thing
On the metal side of things I revisited a powerish prog metal album I listened to when I was younger:
cool stuff, here's some more "traditionally metal" noise...or at least pure noise without beats. i couldn't find a good youtube recording...in fact the cd's i have aren't very well recorded either LOL i guess "noise" isn't about the recording quality. there are a few good noise albums, although i wouldn't say i listen to it often there are times when nothing but noise will do! i like to separate noise from drone, as i'm a massive drone listener (sunn0))), nadja, etc.)
So is it safe to assume if you don't like music that "sounds like it was recorded on a 20 year old compact cassette" then you don't care for early south american thrash? That's a shame.
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So is it safe to assume if you don't like music that "sounds like it was recorded on a 20 year old compact cassette" then you don't care for early south american thrash? That's a shame.
So is it safe to assume if you don't like music that "sounds like it was recorded on a 20 year old compact cassette" then you don't care for early south american thrash? That's a shame.
I'm glad you took the time to find that cute little pic on the internet... shows some incentive. Since we've shifted gears... I think you're forgetting that we're on a High-Fidelity website, so I don't know why you're surprised that there's a couple people in here that aren't too crazy about recordings that sound like utter ****. Now, I'm strictly talking about that Slam Death video you posted. Dorsal Atlantica wasn't bad. I like to be able to tell that they're playing instruments and it's not a recording of some tin-foil in a microwave.
It's good that Apple is taking some initiative to better quality, but it does appear as if they're planning to cross the line into artistic creativity. Hopefully some middle-ground can be found.
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