More albums like this?
Getting bored of traditional music/chord progressions, looking for some fucked shit that breaks all the rules (e.g. the Shaggs, Frank Zappa on Uncle Meat).
More albums like this?
Owen Bailey
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Carter Campbell
Anything by ruins
Julian White
theres nothing like this
Kevin Hughes
The residents
Angel Richardson
destroy all monsters
Easton Bell
>LOLZ IT'S SO "OUT THERE", RANDOM AND AVANT-GARDE SO IT MUST BE GOOD AMIRITE? XDDD
Daniel Thomas
>Twin Infinitives (1990), one of the milestone recordings of the era, a sort of Trout Mask Replica for the grunge generation, toured an impassable jungle of clumsy and puerile noises. Derailed by pseudo-jazz and pseudo-avantgarde pretentions, its delirious pieces sounded like nuclear bacchanals via spastic jamming. Lacking any sense of order or purpose, the album was a colossal chaos of musical detours. The anarchic and illiterate art that had been foreshadowed and incubated throughout the 1980s by the works of punk-rock, the no wave, industrial music, and so forth, had reached the terminal point. The two devastated psyches had forged a hyper-psychedelic form of cubism.
Samuel Rivera
Ya seething
Adrian Moore
Listen to 12-tone compositions by Schoenberg and Webern
Justin Powell
If you're looking for something zappa-esque...
John Lewis
These.
Ethan Roberts
This
Jason Rogers
Fingerprince.
Michael Reed
these
Matthew Jones
just buy a keyboard and sit on it
Jaxon Miller
Bish Bosch
Charles Brooks
start listening to free jazz
Julian Williams
>this is too unpredictable for my eggshell mind! I need more repetition!
Luis Ward
Do not miss out on the Mirror Man Sessions, Lick Off My Decals, and Doc At The Radar Station.
Hudson Moore
Elijah Murphy
t. philistine
Jordan Moore
>Getting bored of traditional music/chord progressions, looking for some fucked shit that breaks all the rules
Ludwig van Beethoven, Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg, Anton Webern, Edgard Varèse, Olivier Messiaen, Pierre Boulez, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Iannis Xenakis, Krzysztof Penderecki, Brian Ferneyhough.
Don't bother with rock, no single rock recording has actually broken any "rules", not even TMR.
Jace Ward
check out Old Time Relijun and their vocalist's side project Malaikat Dan Singa
Julian Green
This bends the rules like a pretzel
Xavier Young
How does sit feel to be a music dilettante?
Carson Harris
he wants more albums like TMR retard, he doesn't want avant-garde classical
Jose Bennett
us maple
cheer accident
time of orchids
acid mothers temple
thinking fellers (to an extent)
Liam Brooks
super modern take on beefhart and other contemporary music
Connor James
This is the right answer.
Nolan James
rather their first album ulysseshellier.bandcamp.com
Thomas Nguyen
He wants albums that "break the rules", and none of what I quoted does.
Ethan Thomas
good rec
Nathaniel Perry
>(e.g. the Shaggs, Frank Zappa on Uncle Meat).
>TMR in the pic
no, he thinks he wants albums that break the rules, but really he just wants things that sound like TMR
Xavier Gray
That's because he doesn't actually knows what breaks the rules, but he does want to know.
Easton Perry
Blake Torres
Plebs - A Collection of Question Marks
Nihilist Spasm Band
La Monte Young
Jandek
some Caroliner
Most Primus or E-Pak-Sa is probably closer than this
>actually missing this with your shitpost reply
Jaxon Martin
>Uncle Meat
>the Shaggs
>Just sounds like TMR and doesn't break the rules
wrong opinion
Samuel Ramirez
Nicholas Howard
Well tell him then, or don’t since then he’ll blab to reddit and your favourite music will be spoiled