[PalJoey]

Something simple...
 
 

 

[ssrock64]

  This is one of the most interesting possibly controversial releases of the year-a electronic/house album reinterpreting black metal classics. It is a "queer" album that gives an electronic treatment of a genre I enjoy but have to be honest can be homophobic and xenophobic...very interesting.
 
 
From a straight metal guy who also enjoys good electronica this hands down a great electronic album with most unusual subject material...

Okay, that's just strange enough that I have to listen to it.

 

[Soundsgoodtome]

Earlier today: Hozier self titled

Now: Ultraviolence


Later: There's A Time

 

[screwedpeep]

Just discovered Barcelona's Not Quite Yours album this morning from a friend's tweet. They remind me of Keane a lot.
 
The whole experience is ruined by the random Spotify suggested songs though. Get to listen 3 or 4 tracks then never wants to get back to the album again as i'm typing this.
 
Searched on iTunes Music a while ago but only their 2007 debut album, Absolutes is available. At least for the local availability.

 

[dendrite]

 
The Cinematic Orchestra - Ma Fleur

 

[linglingjr]

 
This has to be one of my favorite album arts of all time.

 

[OddE]

 
...and I just finished listening to this:

 
Life is good.

 

[markm1]

  Okay, that's just strange enough that I have to listen to it.

Very strange. I came across this list on hipster sites like Pitchfork and NPR under 2014 best in metal releases-categorized as "not metal-but worthy of your listening-award of merit" kind of thing.  I like it. But, I like strange electronica.
 
I generally like genre shape shifting in heavy music that explores subject material beyond the usual cliches. This is not heavy-Blast beats and guitars (with a few exceptions) are swapped for house beats and EDM, but it still has the power and defiance of metal. The audience familiar with black metal and who listen to house/ectronica must be pretty small

 
 As someone who sits outside of the typical metal demographic I identify with the idea of the outsider looking in...The video is campy, but he's trying to (I think) push buttons in a genre that can obsessed with being troo and cvlt. A call to arms. That's pretty metal.
 

 
 

 

[DLeeWebb]

 

[philo50]

 

[mrmoto050]

Awesome Progressive Rock

Great Group out of the UK

 

[Jalil-e]

No more tears. Ozzy Osbourne.
 

 

[cromen]

"Firestone" - Kygo

 

[Faddius]

 

[moriez]

 
Hot damn this is good!