indie for thirdform

[hmg]

This is definitely inferior to Autechre, which is why no doubt everyone on here will love it, apart from me, @mvuent and @droid

Even worse, @craner will climax.

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It’s not among their best. This one is

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[subvert47]

Breaking down his resistance video by video!

That's because thirdform is not sufficiently closed-minded about indie. Here's my own view on it...

Indie is the worst. Utterly generic tripe from talentless bellends. It's what people like when they're 14.

 

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[other_life]

should have thought to add to my earlier post re:tonality "For some reason soul + disco are different"

 

[line b]

@linebaugh will hate this.

Why would i hate this? Why does saying i dont find mbv to be scary mean i would hate this?

 

[thirdform]

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It’s not among their best. This one is

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That's just Dael for indie kids.

 

[thirdform]

Why would i hate this? Why does saying i dont find mbv to be scary mean i would hate this?

I'm referencing your post in danny's suburban thread re: Anita Baker.

 

[thirdform]

should have thought to add to my earlier post re:tonality "For some reason soul + disco are different"

Soul, Disco and to an extent jazz are closer to Eastern and African sources. Even classic rock is, before the 80s jangle poppers ruined it. In this sense it wouldn't be too hyperbolic to claim contra @Corpsey - that the later beatles were the worst thing to happen to music.

 

[line b]

should have thought to add to my earlier post re:tonality "For some reason soul + disco are different"

Third appreciates the incongruence that soul and disco present to everyday banality and would say that white indie even at its most abrasive still slides in smoothly amongst it

 

[line b]

I'm referencing your post in danny's suburban thread re: Anita Baker.

I said I like that stuff I just found it interesting that kids in america grow up with a natural repulsion to it while the opposite seemed to happen for gen x british kids

 

[thirdform]

That's because thirdform is not sufficiently closed-minded about indie. Here's my own view on it...

Nah I am, I just want to find indie that sounds like this

That's the thing, I know the sources that indie shaggers badly ape.

 

[thirdform]

Third appreciates the incongruence that soul and disco present to everyday banality and would say that white indie even at its most abrasive still slides in smoothly amongst it

also correct.

 

[thirdform]

I said I like that stuff I just found it interesting that kids in america grow up with a natural repulsion to it while the opposite seemed to happen for gen x british kids

what's repulsive, exactly, about a good melody, good funky beats, and a belting diva vocal?

I should have asked you to explain the amrikan worldview in that thread but seen as we're at it explain it to me like I'm a five year old on reddit.

 

[thirdform]

is this to do with sex in toilets?

I used to know an American who used to love sex in toilets. I definitely wanted to revive the cheka for that alone.

 

[line b]

what's repulsive, exactly, about a good melody, good funky beats, and a belting diva vocal?

I should have asked you to explain the amrikan worldview in that thread but seen as we're at it explain it to me like I'm a five year old on reddit.

As danny explained it- good melody, funky beats and divas are actually quite rare in the gutter culture of the UK and thus it becomes other and exciting and edgy. Here in america it has none of that edge and thus kids will hate it

 

[thirdform]

As danny explained it- good melody, funky beats and divas are actually quite rare in the gutter culture of the UK and thus it becomes other and exciting and edgy. Here in america it has none of that edge and thus kids will hate it

not convinced by this. Punk does not exist in Kurdistan or Pakistan unless you are urbanised and in touch with the international market. The edgey kid cannot be a universal archetype. What about those on the traktor farms in the villages? hmmm?

 

[thirdform]

I was going to link that article about a turkish bredrin collecting old English vintage traktors.

Can't find it anymore though.

 

[line b]

not convinced by this. Punk does not exist in Kurdistan or Pakistan unless you are urbanised and in touch with the international market. The edgey kid cannot be a universal archetype. What about those on the traktor farms in the villages? hmmm?

Not sure what your saying here. Im saying american kids dont find divas to be edgy because its not seen to be this exotic thing like you might if your from the uk.

 

[line b]

Which was what danny said. He said growing up in perpetual gray skys having never seen a black person and under the constant temptation to fuck sheep made this ultra colorful diva music coming from across the pond feel dangerous and exciting

 

[line b]

Im not sure thats what makes that type of music initially revolting to american teens though. It being mainstream is definitely part of it but not the whole story