What happened in 2016 that so many artists released dark, melancholic and deep albums? also...

what happened in 2016 that so many artists released dark, melancholic and deep albums? also, is 2016 the best year for music of the 2010s?

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>le pitchfork (c)rap melancholic deep
and no 2011 or 2018 were the best years

Hell no, 2010-2015 are the best, after that it’s only a tragic mess

I second 2011 for best year

>Blonde
>UU
>TLOP
>AMSP
>deep

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Care to say which albums made 2018 one of the best? Gotta say, the popular opinion seems to be 2012 and 2016. Seems like a normie thing to me, and OP certainly could have picked better than Untitled, Unmastered and TLoP.

>watches tnd list week video once
>goes to Yea Forums acting deep
>/mu

I don't see how You Want it Darker and Skeleton Tree are any deeper than Blonde and AMSP

2016 was the best but not because these records

2018 was mostly shite

well all of the top 4 were written with death in mind; Bowie and Cohen knowing they were about to die soon, Nick Cave's son falling off a cliff and Thom Yorke's divorced wife dying of cancer

I haven't listened to them so idk

I Love Kanye is unironically the most introspective song ever made

>Bowie was dying
>Nick Cave's son died
>Thom's breakup and the eventual death of Rachel
>Leonard Cohen was old and ill
>don't know bout blond
>Danny was suffering from mental illness and addiction
>It's just demos and leftouts from previous records
>Kanye has been suffering from mental illness for a while, and it peaked --at least publicly-- during those years

2016 is definitely one of the best years. 2015 was amazing too, and probs my fav. I'm hyped about 2019 still, even though it's been a little bit slow

the entirety of the top row is related to death and it's just coincidental that they all came out the same year

2016 is my favorite year for music

plus we got bottomless pit and the tribe album

I can't give away muh hidden gems but it was just a really consistent year. I've listen to a ridiculous amount of releases from 2018 and I'm still finding good shit

Rec me some of your favorites, user. There's a lot of good releases from 2018, but it still feels a little bit weak for me.

The two Eiko Ishibashi albums and the one by Kelly Moran are among my favorite obscure albums of that year, if you want some recs of something you might or might not have heard yet.

give me the gems

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>people think any year in the 00s is the “best” anything

dead board

lame

>2018 were the best years
2016 was way more memorable and exciting than 2018

I don't actually mind sharing I was just being lazy. go nuts
Ned Collette-Old Chestnut
Lonnie Holley-MITH
Tiny Little Houses-Idiot Proverbs
Emma Ruth Rundle-On Dark Horses
Tribulation-Down Below
Félix Blume-Death in Haiti: Funeral Brass Bands & Sounds From Port au Prince
Nils Frahm-All Melody
Muriel Grossmann-Golden Rule
Kadhja Bonet-Childqueen
V/A - Kale Plankieren - Dutch Cassette Rarities 1981 – 1987 Vol.2
Emma Tricca-St. Peter
Celestaphone-Tying Up Loose Friends
Beautify Junkyards-The Invisible World of Beautify Junkyards
Colter Wall-Songs of the Plains
Agonal Lust-Modern Atrocities
Keiji Haino & SUMAC - American Dollar Bill - Keep Looking Sideways, You're Too Hideous to Look at Face On
Suss-Ghost Box
Abul Mogard-Above All Dreams
Laurel Halo-Raw Silk Uncut Wood
Eris Drew/Octo Octa-Devotion Ep
Anna & Elizabeth-The Invisible Comes to Us
Binker and Moses-Alive in the East?
Felicia Atkinson / Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Limpid as the Solitudes
Ilyas Ahmed-Closer to Stranger

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Did not have to post something this off base

Thanks and checked

I should also add there were a good few releases that were popular here that I loved too. didn't think it'd be worth mentioning them though but stuff like MGMT and Mid Air Thief were great
how?

>>don't know bout blond
Frank ocean was stuck on a label and released another album which was really a ?? Hour livestream on Apple Music, endless, and since that fulfilled that contact he released blonde independently retaining those profits while still getting a 20+ million payout from def jam

Top row is all dying men and men dealing with deaths in thier lives.

Bottom row is overhyped boring nigger garbage

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This dance
This dance
It's like a weapon
It's like a weapon
Of self defense
Self defense
Against the present
Against the present
Present tense
I won't get heavy
Don't get heavy
Keep it light and
Keep it moving
I am doing
No harm
As my world
Comes crashing down
I'm dancing
Freaking out
Deaf, dumb, and blind
In you I'm lost
In you I'm lost
I won't turn around when the penny drops
I won't stop now
I won't slack off
Or all this love
Will be in vain

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>presidential election
>brexit
>Pokémon go
>Bowie’s death
>wayyyy better albums released that year
>harambe, which is still being mentioned to this day ironically or not

i was talking about music dude