Hey guys. I'm a big Dollerhead myself. But I notice we have bad taste in media. For example, I noticed a thread in the movies part of the webstite about TRANSFORMERS. now YUCK! I don't lik ehtose guys. What I LIKE. Is a little fellow name dJohn Zorn. I love this man
I wish he would lick me. He makes good music and cool tunes :D You guy sshould listen to varying things depending on your tastes. If YOU like hiphop, you should kil yousrelf. However, if you like rock music, that's not too heavy, you can listen to his Dreamers ensemble! It's a hoot! With great players like Marc Ribot and Joey Baron (Joy Baron is a frequent collaborater with zorn and a pretty cool drummer guy if I do say so myself) If you like HARD rock music, like hardcore, or even grindcore, you should listen to Painkiller and Naked City. Both very good projects! Although Painkiller is not as good. If you like Jazz, you should efinitneily listen to naked city and masada, which is like a jewish jazz klezmer thing which is very good. Under the masdaada umbrella is his ipnnaclbelee (or some would say ;) ) Electric Masada's "Ath the mountains of madness" which is really good. I especially like the song! Metal tov. Da du da du du da du da da du du da du du da du du a d da a da du du da du du da du du a d da! Whasn't that greata? YES!
I like john zorn . you should listen to moonchild too btw if you like mr bungle or like mike patton by the way you should listen to boredoms and yamatsuka yeyeye tooo and otomo uohsihide goround szero all thoseugys you;knwo
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I came across a film trailer with the music "the swan" by Clara Rockmore and it reminded me a lot of an ost by durarara (The girl in the drawing). So I was wondering if it was inspired? (I think it is since it's so similar) Does anyone know?
Has anyone heard of the artist luschka? I first discovered her through her performance collaborating with yuyoyuppe. She doesn't have many works out and isn't all that active, but she has a nice voice. two recommendations of mine are: Orphan https://youtu.be/oEODy7e4UEg?si=nr87jF1YN-5HS7Vs
and the aforementioned Kami No Kotoba https://youtu.be/y7Y5FJh46cs?si=CYZTBOCzNtJENcJ6
The Cabs (stylized in lowercase as "the cabs") are a Japanese rock band. Not to be confused with American rock group of similar singular name "The Cab", The Cabs are an energetic and erratic yet dissonantly melodic group. Their style draws influence from emo, indie, jazz, mathrock, prog, punk, and a variety of other genres. It's quite addicting and its unique musical complexity has great replay value; their second mini-album Recur Breath is my most played EP-length release ever, and I've only had it for a few months. The group consists of just three despite the crazy bounce-off-the-walls sound- Kunimitsu Takahashi (vocals/guitar), Yoshikatsu Shotou (bass/vocals), and Itta Nakamura (drums).
I can't quite express just how enjoyable these guys are. Their chemistry is fantastic. They certainly take what they do seriously and the complexity of their tracks is pure ear-candy for musicians and music critics. Those who tend to lean towards mainstream and simple acts should even enjoy this; the presence of vocals (albeit in their native Japanese) helps add melody that's normally absent from this normally instrumentally-led mathrock music scene. The Cabs don't have a large fanbase yet, and I'm hoping to change that, cause these guys can offer a lot and I have a feeling at least some of you guys would enjoy it. After releasing two short mini-albums in 2011, their debut full-length album came out today.
All their releases can be found through their bandcamp page and on iTunes (yes, even American iTunes! Rejoice!)
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'ege umi ni sasagu' is probably one of my top faves from the tetsu era. 'le ciel' is the one i come back to most from the gackt era, and gardenia is my favorite from the klaha era.
i do! in my opinion their entire discography never fell off. and if i had to choose, my favorite album of theirs would be Wiped Out! To me, every album is great but what makes this one stand out the most is the nostalgia it brings
