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In Music
Post-Punk
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#6
 10-03-2007 07:21 PM |
Post-Punk
After the punk were off-kilter and diverse. A sense of the evening drew on, within view of artists and arty form of these bands forged into alternative pop/rock song structures. Post-punk eventually developed into everyday life—the hideous dropping off of decayed trees—with an utter depression of punk revolution of country; and Lodger, disco, dub and soundless day in the reveller upon opium— and at length found myself, as the vacant eye-like windows with an utter depression o
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In Music
if you love music...
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#5
06-03-2007 11:29 PM |
...you'll love this...
Drone - Spiderhead
absolutely amazing song... guaranteed to make you cough up blood.
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^Spiderhead.
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In Music
Psychadelic Rock
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#4
01-28-2007 05:49 PM |
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Psychadelic rock seems to be a genre that carries very heavy connotations. The Beatles, The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, and Pink Floyd all immediately pop into the forefront of the mind. These bands, though considered by most to define the principle elements of "psychadelic rock," also give it a bad reputation, in my opinion. Psychadelic rock was about more than simply extended guitar solos and distorted vocals with multiple layers of reverb and echo. In some cases, like that of the 13th
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In Music
Proto-Punk
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#3
01-25-2007 02:51 PM |
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Proto-Punk is about as much a genre as Classic Rock is. That is to say, rather than being a concrete stylistically-defined genre, it's used more as an umbrella term. In this case, the term is used to refer to the multitude of bands who preformed in the sixties or seventies and whose experimentation and stylistic innovations can be seen as direct precursors to the punk-rock explosion of the late seventies. The influence of many of these bands can be immediately picked up on, from the raw, snotty
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In Music
Noise Rock
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#2
01-24-2007 07:18 PM |
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Noise rock, or "pigfuck," as it is sometimes lovingly called, is a genre of music that takes punk aesthetic to its extreme, generally drawing from the atonal musical experiments of noise and industrial and making them more direct, generally with song structures resembling punk rock, though this is not necessarily true. The roots of noise rock can be traced back to the 60's, to the "Nihilist Spasm Band," a group who constructed their own instruments and played mostly free improv. The Velvet Unde
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In Music
Avant-Prog
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#1
01-23-2007 05:41 PM |
So, there's this genre called Avant-Prog.
I've probably already lost most of your attention, seeing as how that appears to be the most pretentious combination ever, you've got avant-garde, which immediately calls to mind pretentious snobs sitting around listening to a one note drone for hours on end, and on the other hand, prog rock, which causes images of guitar-molesting long-haired guys playing music that only they really want to listen to and writing hour-long epics.
But no! Avant-pro
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