Please recommend me more complex/experimental music that isn't prog.
Please recommend me more complex/experimental music that isn't prog
Grayson Sanchez
John White
Matthew Jackson
Ethan Powell
HOLY SHIT
Colton Clark
How is "Remain in Light" complex? Anyway, listen to Fela Kuti if you liked it.
Angel Morgan
It's pretty heavy on syncopation and polyrhythms. I'll check it out.
James Smith
This is very pleasant
Zachary Reed
jazz
Jayden King
I've been listening to Pharoah Sanders a lot lately. Any actual suggestions?
Hudson Torres
What the fuck this is great
Carter Hernandez
Mason Rodriguez
I find it amazing that people on this board still don't listen to Fela Kuti with regularity. I was obsessed with that shit when I was 18-19 years old, and constantly smoking bud.
Check out Osibissa, they are very good. It sounds like a mix of Talking Heads and Fela Kuti. Also, it's actually african music, so if authenticity is your thing, you may dig it.
Brandon Martinez
Fela Kuti definitely seems right up this boards alley. I'm enjoying it thus far.
I wouldn't say authenticity is a real draw, but it certainly doesn't hurt. I'll check them out.
Ryder Young
Which fela kuti album would you recc?
Andrew Sanders
Gucci Mane is an incredible artist but nobody takes him seriously while taking the time to understand how sophisticated his music is because he himself doesn't take himself seriously
Jeremiah James
Is this Loss?
Michael Ramirez
TNT, because it inverts experimentalism back into universal accesibility.
Its the musical equivilence of a fantastical optical illusion.
Thomas Wilson
I always thought this was some shitty indie band.
Jackson Price
>complex/ecperimental
"no"
based on remain in light
youtu.be
based on newsom
youtu.be
don't much like eno or television
Isaiah Jenkins
Christopher Rodriguez
>TNT, because it inverts experimentalism back into universal accesibility.
>Its the musical equivilence of a fantastical optical illusion.
lol what
Colton Gonzalez
Fela Kuti is overrated
Blake King
I think the problem is he's just releasing too much stuff and obviously most of it is filler
Ignoring the inconsistency Gucci Mane is one of my top 10 artists of the decade, based on the total amount of great tracks throughout his discography
Dominic Phillips
I've never seen anybody talk about him until now so I can't say I agree
Xavier Wilson
shut the fuck up
Aiden Wilson
are you 16? Expensive Shit is the most talked about Afrobeat album among hipsters by far. the problem is it's usually the only Afrobeat album they've heard and it's also very mediocre
Oliver Hughes
>are you 16?
>t. 16
Lincoln Wood
I agree. Davido and Wizkid are far better
Sebastian Bennett
uh huh
Blake Perry
Can - Tago Mago
Carter Evans
Robert Thomas
>Def Jux
Yikes.
Julian Baker
Adam Phillips
Jonathan Myers
sorry but how is television complex or experimental in any sense?
Jordan Young
Gentleman is his best
Landon Rogers
You all disappoint me
Leo Brooks
The drumming and guitar work isn't virtuosic, but it's pretty creative. There's a lot of impressive counterpoint as well.
Lucas Gutierrez
Nathan Evans
>no prog
I was a pleb once too OP
you need some van der graaf generator
youtu.be
I promise you'll like it if you like art rock
Luis Clark
This band ALWAYS makes the right choice at the right time. Based.
William Fisher
I said no prog because i've basically listened to it all. Down to every last obscure italian band. That's actually one of my favorite albums.
Adrian White
Based canposter
Eli Lee
what about prog folk?
Henry Butler
Breddy gud but get up with it was better and not just a coke party
Jonathan Thompson
gotcha I assumed you were new based on the albums you posted
you'll like Ludus, the vocals are a bit of a turnoff at first but it's proggy art punk, really great
youtu.be
Noah Kelly
Not too deep into that honestly. I like The Pentangle a lot.
Henry Johnson
I'll give it a listen when I get home
David Miller
ehhh, the album's a little long but you seem to know more than me so I'll go listen to it once more
Leo Allen
it's one of my favorite genres, it's worth getting into. I don't know much about your taste so I can't really rec you much but there's guides out there on prog archive and rym
try Stone Angel's self titled album
William Powell
Most albums by Susumu Yokota fit your description-- Fitting Ray and Wonder Waltz are my personal favorites. Mulatu Astatke, like I posted earlier is my favorite Ethiopian jazz composer, but that genre in and of itself is worth exploring
Michael Adams
I'll be sure to check that stuff out
Jeremiah Parker
Brody Cox
Caleb Taylor
Josiah Martin
The entire krautrock genre.
Ryder Gonzalez
How experimental do you want to get?
Brayden Evans
>that isn't prog
lol
Easton Ross
Dylan Barnes
Luis Rogers
The name of this is The Ape of Naples by Coil, also listen to Horse Rotorvater by them
Isaiah Davis
Oliver Reyes
This was great. Love the timbre on that bass, drums are batshit.
Colton Taylor
Indeterminacy and futurist levels, I don't care
Owen Peterson
>mediocre
come on man its at least top 5 in fela's discog
Ian Jenkins
I'd recommend Have One On Me. I don't remember it being as proggy as Ys, but it's still pretty great.
Jordan Turner
This is really neat-o
Levi Taylor
I'll give it a go.
Robert Morgan
i prefer zombie, last half of the title track makes me groove SO HARD
Hunter Fisher
Parker Myers
Based
Evan Martin
OP listen to this user, that album is great
Leo Foster
This
or The Dreaming
Easton Edwards
These
or The Kick Inside
Andrew Cook
Nathan Robinson
youtube.com
I like first wave black metal, because, clearly, none of the bands give a shit, and they just throw whatever they want into their recordings, despite being talentless bastards, who couldn't play the same riff the same way twice if they wanted to.