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This is a thread for all things music related. We already have the Music With Attitude thread, but this is meant to be more general, not only music with an edge or an attitude.
Post whatever you're currently listening to, geek out over your favorite musicians, let's just hang out while talking about music!
Black Moth Super Rainbow (BMSR) is a psychedelic synth pop/indie rock/lo-fi band that’s been putting out music since the early 2000s. I hate using all those kinds of labels but it’s the best way to describe new music to someone who doesn’t know what it is. They make a lot of great synth music using old hardware, usually very cheap and grungey sounding machines. They have a very distinct lo-fi sound that isn’t edited in, it is genuine hiss and crackles from their machines. The band is lead by Tobacco who sings into vocoders to give his voice many strange effects. He did the entire High on Life soundtrack.
I’ve been following this band for many years and they change up their sound slightly with each record. On this new single, they’re taking it back to a mellower, softer, more psychedelic sounds of their earlier albums, and that makes me very excited for their upcoming album. I like their harsher garage rock sound, but I enjoy this more chill sound a lot better.
Jack and Daisy perform a hauntingly beautiful version of Simon and Garfunkel's America, the lyrics to which can be found in many university poetry anthologies. Two naive lovers search for something that doesn't exist, the fabled America that fills one's life with meaning and contentment.
the first generation AI bands may not be hard to spot, we may not know after that though
Two ways to spot them now:
One shows that the music tracks themselves don't sound right once split up using professional software. Other just rejected it based on the images themselves.
I've always loved pirated software installation music. Always some crazy 90s trance made with really oldschool software, always so cool to hear it when you're up to no good.
