Why is rock dead

What killed it?

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Is rock the only genre boomers listen to?
Who cares and it still exists anyway

rich kid journalists sucking of their shitty rich kids friends bands.

People unironically listen to shit like Frankie Cosmos and it's hilarious

Because parents don't stay married and kids don't grow up with their dads anymore.

what do you mean by rock? rock and roll riffs from the 50s? guitar and drums? 4/4 pop music that isn't hip hop or electronic?

this

Gentrification pushed a lot of scenes out of cities. Being able to be poor and live in a big cultural hub was important

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>. Being able to be poor and live in a big cultural hub was important
I know a lot of "cool" muso types like to pretend to be poor to get cred (and they still do this to this day), but actual poor people can't afford musical instruments and equipment. They're all middle class or rich.

>What killed it?
The 80's

>what killed it
A combo of the mainstream being shit post grunge buttrock and the indie/underground stuff being crappy spacey shit with no balls at all

>Pile
>Wand
>Pup
Some of this year's best releases are rock m8

this is autistic fuck off

What are some artists that should be promoted according to you?
Ed sheeran is probably more popular than both post malone and eilish

>literally who
>literally who
>literally who
Proves the point.

Rock is indeed boomer tier at this point but i feel like industrial rock/metal like nin still has a lot of potential

idk, i think an example of an interesting artist right now that could be more mainstream is king krule. he's popular in the indie crowd but could be bigger with the right push

This
To make rap/hip hop you dont need to
>know how to sing
>be able to play any instruments
>know music theory
Just download one of those beat making programs and youre good to go on spotify

What does Yea Forums think of this?
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the glitchy production thing and the synth hits are interesting but without it it'd just kinda be alt rock. it's pretty cool though.

Yeah I usually don't listen to newer rock but this is kind of cool

Kurt Cobain

I think his early death created a vacuum where a lot of shit got through instead of the more organic cycle of the 'big rock star' fading into irrelevance and being replaced by someone more trendy.

This. I am of the belief it has been deliberately killed by the (((industry))) who seek to marginalise and demoralise white people. They did this by ignoring talented rock artists and pushing completely derivative, inane garbage like Imagine Dragons and Greta Van Fleet.

Ed Sheeran isn't rock. It's like lite pop.

I mean that garbage does get more promotion from the mainstream channels and spotify front pages and things like that, but there's also rock on the periphery of the mainstream. Vampire Weekend, Mac Demarco, Arctic Monkeys, Tame Impala aren't A-list mega stars but they're definitely not unknowns other, they get songs on the radio and a lot of people know them.

Courtney Love

You might have schizophrenia bro, just saying. Whatever sells the most will be the most popular, it's that simple. Kids today listen to trap or whatever so it's everywhere. 50 years ago kids were listening to rock so it was everywhere as well. 50 years from now, the kids might listen to horses farting into microphone so that will be everywhere. If you wanna get to the good stuff, television and radio should be literally at the bottom of your search list.

Maybe it's well deserved, white people overstayed their welcome.

'Whatever sells the most will be popular'

Yeah i remember believing this, then i worked in the industry and saw that wasn't necessarily the case. There are things bigger than money, and there are people so rich that money doesn't matter. Thanks for your concern though.

you're actually stupid as fuck if you think King Krule has anything approaching the same pop appeal as Billie Eilish etc

It just went back underground.

Trap has largely been forced on the public, maybe because it was easy to market and produce, maybe there are other factors.

Kids like it because kids like anything that is seen as cool, or that their friends like. They like the visuals, they like the clothes, the characters. They don't go home and listen to trap in their headphones. Its disposable, hollow music with very little appeal to anyone who has been around longer than 14 years. Tastes are curated more than ever these days. Group psychology has most of us by the balls

People repeatedly saying rock is dead and making the same thread over and over and over again even though i would link them to tame impala, king kruel, iceage, the voids, deafheaven, and mac demarco.
But they would keep making the same stupid thread over and over and over again because nickleback isnt in the top 40 anymore

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The Talking Heads was literally the beginning of the end

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tbf the last 15 years of rock charts have been incredibly safe formulaic shit like foo fighters, green day, nickelback etc. In many ways when it comes to the mainstream, rock has been dead for a while

Exactly, same shit like Elvis and the Beatles. It's more about the image rather than the music itself. 15-25 years of age is the population which the industry is aiming at because those people make up most of the concert visitors. Selling the music in physical or digital form is long gone as everything can just be downloaded from fucking Youtube in 2 clicks. So you pretty much have to be a showman rather than musician to reach that popularity level, that's what they're after.

Declining white population and white guilt

>hispanic population is the one that is growing
>charts are 95% niggers

makes you think

(((they))) realized it's more profitable to push retarded rap music that makes people want to buy stupid shit

Pop

Electronic music became even cheaper and easier than guitars. It was only natural. Rock only exploded because it was the DIY music of its time.

muh power chords, muh lo-fi

this just showed yourself that you're ignorant, which is usually something not be to proud of.

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So many newer bands now follow the industry plant formula.
>Semi attractive lead female for onions boys and feminist promoters
>Extremely generic sound but its a woman so pay attention
>One or two decent songs the rest is filler
>Rich daddies and connections rather than talent

It's not dead, it's sleeping

>bro just saying the kids literally

This, there are so many great rock acts rn, many just aren’t super “traditional” rock which makes sense cause it’s fucking 2019, not 1994. Shit is bound to just get weirder and evolve

Jews want every race to be a nigger.

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probably all the retarded Metal subgenres

Rock always fundamentally sucked, there were a few bands that went against the grain within the rock framework, they actually made great music that will stand the test of time but they're an exception to the rule

This could be said about pretty much every genre

Niggers with hiphop

Not to the same extent as rock though, no other genre was as insufferably dominant or overstayed it's welcome for so long

it got too corporate, which itself isn't a problem, but the corporate model for making music just churns out the same boring, bland, lowest common denominator shit year after year

Cope zoomer

>white guilt
That is a big part of it. White people arent willing to go "Yeah this music was invented by black people and thats awesome and we shouldn't be ashamed of that and it's okay that we're making money from our craft"

Music isn't invented, stupid kike IP shill.

>Music isn't invented
Does mayonnaise gets invented?

Nice brain tumor.

Trump supporters are uneducated shitbags who unironically vote against their own economic interests

>money is the root of all evil
>it's all about the money
>every war was fought over money
If I stayed this bluepilled, I would've killed myself by now. Little faggots like you make me realize how easy it is to take what you want in this world, because no one has the balls to tell you no.

You’re a retard who bootlicks billionaires and votes against your own economic interests

flippity, dippity-hippity hip-hop

1. It's hard to make and modern culture emphasizes instant gratification more

2. Being white is uncool now and rock is a white genre. What said

this
metal is to rock what trap is to hip hop

What does that have to do with the original comment you fucking retard

jews love rock more than any other race retards. I have never met a Jew who listens to hip hop.
it’s not white music, it’s low test music. you identify it with whiteness because you are both.

it's not dead. see: Greta Van Fleet

Probably one of the school shooters.

Where did you get the idea I'm with Antifa?

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Everything is done. There's no more room to innovate. Also music industry in general is oversaturated.

I actually spend time around plenty of Jews and they almost all listen to hip hop or electronic.

I'll look out for your p4k piece about how innovative an autotuned homo with a learning disabilitie over a repetitive subbass is. I see what you're getting at.

This. It was Blues, Jazz, Rock, and now it’s Rap/Hip-Hop

But I don't know anyone who's not a nut gargler who says that.

This. I recently moved to a more wealthier area (surprise it all jews) and my kike friends only listen to rap / hip hop.

>music goes in waves, it was only a matter of time before rock dies*
>what a nut gargler
Ok retard
*goes back into the undeground

I’d rather it be rock than rap.

rock isnt dead, it has just retreated out of the spotlight. new artists like, thee oh sees, ice age, the garden, mac demarco, ty segall and many more are experimenting, keeping the indie, post punk, and garage rock scenes alive

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>great replacement shit
Fuck off, /pol/-tard.

lmao jew tears

Nice argument against him.

It's quite simpler than a lot of the people in this thread are making it.
Things are always impermanent. You can't keep wringing the same musical styles forever. It's as simple as that. Rock music is becoming exhausted of all its resources. There are only so many ways you can make new and interesting sounds with guitars.

None of this is inherently true. You don't need a band to make rock music, especially in this era. All you need is a computer. You can use MIDI to simulate pretty realistic drums and you don't even need an amplifier anymore for the guitar. Just get a cheap audio interface and plug directly into the computer. Download some effects to use as pedals and record that way.
And making good hip-hop is actually quite difficult. Electronic music production is hard. I'd argue that it's actually harder than making rock music because not only do you have to worry about arranging notes but you also have to essentially build your own instruments from the ground up and use them appropriately.

>download one of those beat making programs
Nigger, what? Do you even know how electronic music is made?

>pop music is no longer based on rock architectures
>therefore, rock music is TOTALLY DED GUIZ!!11!
just because it's not in the range of the pop lens doesn't necessarily make it dead. if anything, rock music is in the best position of its existence because now it can return to its status as a serious form of art instead of a sea of Nirvana knockoffs

There is no faster or more efficient way to kill a musical genre than by making a serious attempt to "keep it alive."
See: Greta van Fleet.

>I have never met a Jew who listens to hip hop
>Jews were literally involved with the birth of hip hop

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>Electronic music production is hard. I'd argue that it's actually harder than making rock music because not only do you have to worry about arranging notes but you also have to essentially build your own instruments from the ground up and use them appropriately.

>programmed music is harder to produce than music that requires you to play an instrument
there's a reason why rock albums are comprised of multiple people usually

Shut up historical idealist, we live in the real world here not some fairlyland where das Volk are going to psychically link up with Evropean magick and destroy the nigs

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>programmed music is harder to produce than music that requires you to play an instrument
It is, though. You try learning Max/MSP.
And you do still have to play an instrument for electronic music composition. You have to manipulate MIDI controllers, which are usually just piano keys hooked up to a computer via USB. You CAN just use your mouse to click notes in one-by-one, but doing that is incredibly time-consuming and the result is often minimalistic, robotic and not listenable, so people rarely do it.
Sound design is difficult. Music composition, regardless of whether or not you're doing it on a computer or a guitar, is difficult. You're really underestimating things, here.
And making rock music isn't necessarily difficult in its own right. Tons of popular rock songs are comprised entirely of the same four power chords in repetition.
Regardless of whether your music is based on rock or electronic architectures, technology has made it incredibly easy to make an album all by yourself. It happens all the time.

1) Technology - Electronic music has a lower start up cost for burgeoning artists. You don't need guitars, amps, drum kits to write layered, interesting music anymore because computers are cheap as shit any any sound can be emulated in studio well enough. DIY is easier too.

2) Homogenization - Labels started pushing boy bands and pop stars while marginalizing rock bands because it's easier to get a producer in Sweden to churn out hits than scouting a bunch of potential heroin addicts who play small clubs.

3) Internet killed the album. Instead of rock epics people focus on 3 minute singles.

To me, Kid A is the last "real" rock album.

>pseudo thread
Big yikes

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ok. just don't understate the difficulty of designing a rock album because rock music is much more complex than 'four power chords in repetition'.

i'd like to see one person make an album like Trout Mask Replica.

Jews were the original white rappers.
youtube.com/watch?v=07Y0cy-nvAg

But yeah, Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, Gen Simmons, Geddy Lee, Neil Diamond, etc.

Please be trolling

>just don't understate the difficulty of designing a rock album because rock music is much more complex than 'four power chords in repetition'.
The problem with this argument is that it's a huge generalization. There are rock albums that are far more complex than simple power chords, but there are also a lot of rock albums which rely on minimal riffs. Both can be executed poorly or wonderfully depending on the composition and production. The same applies to electronic music.
That's not the point. The point I'm trying to make is that neither rock music nor electronic music is inherently more difficult than the other. I do think electronic music can sometimes be more difficult than anything found in the process of writing or recording a rock album just because there are a lot more layers to work with. With rock music, you've got your instruments, your vocalists, your effects and that's about it. But synthesis requires a lot more attention than just that, especially when you're building your own sounds from scratch in software.
>i'd like to see one person make an album like Trout Mask Replica.
Twin Fantasy was made by one person in his car.
Loveless was made by one guy on a computer and a drum machine, with Belinda coming in for vocals every now and again.
It's not an uncommon thing. Pretty sure one person could very easily replicate Trout Mask Replica on a MacBook nowadays. Keep in mind, that album was recorded in the 60s, so you had to record everything simultaneously to save money on tape. People don't use tape anymore.
You open your DAW, add a track, record whatever you need to record, and then do the same with the next track while monitoring the other tracks through headphones. Lots of people are making music at home this way. It's one of the reasons studios are going out of business.

The Strokes, The Hives, The Vines, The White Stripes, Interpol, The Ravonettes, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Libertines, Franz Ferdinand, and all those other 2000s garage rock revival garbage bands and Joy Division rip offs happened.

They may not have killed rock, but they made sure rock would never come back.

you don't understand how rock music is created. Loveless took an immense amount of time creating and was incredibly taxing on everyone involved, and you can apply the same level of attention to the creation of electronic music to the creation of rock music.

and no, you can't recreate TMR on a computer because the guitar playing was done in a way that wouldn't likely be developed through software. same with the drums

and god forbid the fucking vocals

This, for the most part

I think you're misunderstanding me on that point. I'm not saying these sounds could be recreated using synthesis. But I am saying that they can definitely be recreated by a single person on a computer.
>and no, you can't recreate TMR on a computer because the guitar playing was done in a way that wouldn't likely be developed through software.
That's not what I'm saying. One person could very easily recreate Trout Mask Replica using his computer, a guitar and an audio interface. You literally can't hear a difference.
youtube.com/watch?v=Hhv9rHUfHFk
>same with the drums
MIDI is a pretty effective way to record realistic-sounding drums without actually having a drumset nearby. I bet a lot of the drums in music you listen to is MIDI programmed without you even knowing it.
youtube.com/watch?v=V2J3GUqg-DQ

etc etc, you get the point now.
Guitar amps and "real" drums are no longer necessary in rock music because the difference between them and their computer-based counterparts are so good at replicating their sounds.

>Loveless took an immense amount of time creating
Because Kevin was such a perfectionist control freak about everything.
>and was incredibly taxing on everyone involved
Even Kevin himself usually reiterates that stories of Loveless' creation are almost always exaggerated for lore effect but I see what you mean here.

Based and physical-pilled
Cringe and cuck-pilled

That would be pretty neat, though, to be fair.

What is folk crust for 300

>and no, you can't recreate TMR on a computer because the guitar playing was done in a way that wouldn't likely be developed through software
if electronic artists like sophie can recreate sounds like glass breaking, rubber stretching and metal clanking just using synth shit, and entire companies can mimick "real" instruments with scary accuracy (youtube.com/watch?v=Aaaio6udzsk), I'm pretty sure it can be done with guitars.

Maroon 5 is popular I guess. I'm not sure if they're more rock or soft.

If you are popular and white in the music industry, you are either a fuckboy/girl or milquetoast as fuck.

80s corporate hair bands killed it...
>INB4 what about grunge tho?
yea there was a pretty dope revival but even grunge is dead now

keep suckling off 1srael's teet, trump fan

>Maroon 5
>rock
pick one

then why even make an argument about difficulty if it's contingent on just the amount of effort you take to put something together? remember, you were the one to state that electronic music is more difficult to produce than rock music. you don't see a lot of people reproducing entire rock bands solely through VST, and if musicians are interfacing through their computer, that's still reflective of the creation of rock music than the creation of electronic music.

it takes incredible amount of skill to be able to master playing instruments at an exceptional level, and this is something that is accomplished more by rock musicians than by electronic musicians, wouldn't you agree?

>There is a literal agenda
no
> to make whites feel isolated
how
>d and irrelevant in all forms of art and entertainment.
lmao
>That is why there a ton more Hispanic sounding artists and songs, and a prevalence and glorification of black people and their culture/music.
There is more of a hispanic influence on pop because the market for hispanics has grown. More hispanics with money = more people willing to sell to that group

Many important rock figures were indeed from middle class backgrounds and equipment was expensive, but some of them were from poorer families, espacially early punk and other afffiliated stuff when you could replace drums with a shitty drum machine. It can't be ignored. It's a bit sad to say it this way but I think that's probable that even if the artist has a poor family background, many times they in fact are some representatives of the more "privileged" lower classes with a bit of legitimate culture, who try to catch things up through education, including in rap.

(And of course I don't say that this is always relevant)

>then why even make an argument about difficulty if it's contingent on just the amount of effort you take to put something together? remember, you were the one to state that electronic music is more difficult to produce than rock music.
First off, I meant that electronic music "can be" more difficult than rock music. I said that wrong, that's my fault.
But the reason I say that is because sound design just has more facets to its composition than organic instruments do. There's a lot more to consider outside of sheer skill for electronic music. Building your own sounds and finding scenarios in which those sounds should be used on top of having the sheer technical skill for playing instruments is more difficult than simply having the sheer technical skill alone.
Building a guitar and then playing that guitar is harder than just playing a guitar.
>it takes incredible amount of skill to be able to master playing instruments at an exceptional level, and this is something that is accomplished more by rock musicians than by electronic musicians, wouldn't you agree?
No. I wouldn't agree with that. It's a huge generalization that lends itself more to personal preference than anything else. There are tons of talented rock musicians, and there are tons of talented electronic musicians. The point of focus here is all of the stuff in electronic music that goes on top of technical skill and bleeds into taste and audio coordination.

>OP watching this thread devolve into a screaming match after having submitted only 7 words and a photo.

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>The point of focus here is all of the stuff in electronic music that goes on top of technical skill and bleeds into taste and audio coordination.

and that can obviously be applied to rock music as well. it's not like rock musicians don't possess a theoretical understanding of music, and the nature of their instruments also requires them to regulate their timbres and coordinate their sounds to create the music they do.

as long as the nature of the work is mutually understood.

this is kind of cringe bro

- Too hard to make - requires talent, skill, practice, learning an instrument, collaboration, studio to record and mix.
- Instruments have higher noise levels than synths so can sound dirty and less "modern" or "clean".
- The people who control the music industry want rock dead for the same reason as Disney works SJW subplots into every movie now.
- Kids are stupid and would rather childish trap beats than a well thought out song with actual music.

Shame but there it is.

Let this meme die alone, lol. Watching guys pretending that hip hop and electronic neat producing they don't know anything about is easier than supposedly any live mastering of an instrument, completely ignoring the fact that many pieces of rock music now considered legendary actually didn't require very high skills on an instrument, is fucking hilarious for me.

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> there a ton more Hispanic sounding artists and songs, and a prevalence and glorification of black people and their culture/music.

here's the top 20 rn

1. lil nas billy ray cyrus (wtf) "Old Town Road"
mix appealing to blacks and country whites

2. Taylor Swift "Me!"
white

3. Post Malone "Wow"
white but kinda black culture

4. Jonas brothers
white

5. Post MAlone
whitish

6. Ariana Grande
white

7. Halsey
white

8. Sam Smith
white

9.Billie elish
white

10. Khalid
black

nice bait, retard lol

No, it turned into indie rock

post malone, ariana grande, and billie eilish all borrow from black culture
halsey and sam smith are pretty white music
jonas brothers is just nostalgia memes

AKA pretentious vacant neutered shit like Vampire Weekend.

Rock used to be angry, alienated, and aggressive.

Now it's fart sniffing beta cucks and self harming metal heads and nothing in between.

even bono from U2 says this
the apple merchant who makes momrock
billboard.com/articles/columns/rock/8085420/u2-bono-music-very-girly-rolling-stone-interview

>Music has gotten very girly. Hip-hop is the only place for young male anger at the moment – and that’s not good. When I was 16, I had a lot of anger in me. You need to find a place for it and for guitars, whether it is with a drum machine – I don’t care.”

>What killed it?
Nirvana

>some of them were from poorer families, espacially early punk
not really

rock is pop

The world has become so cucked it's depressing.

A lot of the young male angry rock fans moved to dubstep with Skrillex because it was new and carried the edge that rock did - distorted synths instead of guitars, etc.

But then dubstep fizzled out because it's mostly a novelty.

And now there's nothing.

Just fucking hipsters like Vampire Weekend I wish would disappear.

I mean honestly, there are still rock albums being made. I thought Filter's The Sun Comes Out Tonight was their best album, but no one even listened to it. No one cares anymore about that type of music.

I still love it but I guess people just don't care.

More like logical conclusion.

Rock isn't dead, I still listen to Fragile a couple times a month.

are u retarded

rock was pop

Sure, so should rock become more like modern pop to make a comeback?

You're preaching to an audience that reads shitfork and gobbles up whatever their Yea Forums masters feed them.
They have no mind of their own as displayed by

The drones literally cannot fathom that their entire world is smoke and mirrors, a mouse maze.

I don't think rock can make a comeback for the reasons listed here:

all rock is and will always be pop

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ice age is fuckin gay faggot

How is Post Malone "whitish" while Halsey is "white". The latter is literally half black and less white than the former.

Also:
>Grande
>white and """"Italian""""

What you should really be asking yourself is, why do you care that it's dead?

NOOOOOO B-BUT GREAT REPLACEMENT!! WHITE GENOCIDE!!! NOOO THIS CANT BE NOOOO! FUCK NIGGERRS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY CAN'T I HAVE SEX NO NO NO NO NOOOOOOO!!!

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>jonas brothers is just nostalgia memes
he's not. many people shill his music wholeheartedly

It's not. "Rock is dead" is one of the dumbest things I constantly hear and it's bullshit. You're just not listening to the good rock music that's been coming out, even just this decade despite people bitching about rock being "dead" far earlier.

this is why white replacement is a meme i wish it was real though

>actual poor people can't afford musical instruments and equipment.
Keep your rent down and you'd be surprised how much pocket change you bring home. $800+/mo rents are the reason the lower/middle class is dying, everything else can be had reasonably cheap

true. it seems like pop music is in dire need of it

They do tho? Do you not hear trap high hats coming out of earbuds everywhere?

I just Fucking hate you

when mark e smith died

bump

This is the real answer. All artistic formats have a limited shelf life. One day we'll look at the 4 piece rock band in the same way we look at comedia dell'arte: as a strange, antiquated form.

Early rock n roll has a lot of black musicians too though. And nothing against rock but it killed off jazz which was probably considered a lot more sophisticated than someone like elvis presley and his commercial success with that generation's youth

no. bebop killed off the popularity of jazz when the music became too complex and jarring to be popular music like it was back in the big band era

You must be new here

I agree

Yea sorry we want r o c k. Not "boi lemme shit through a synth and scream through a snare drum because its newage man"

Imagine being this deluded

most of those are rock, dude

Killed by loudness war. Hip-hop survives brickwall mastering better.

Checked.
youtu.be/uDHuNulOIfs

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There are tons of rock bands out there today, its just that nobody cares. Including white people. You dumbass. And if what you said is true, then good, fuck white people anyways, lmfao.

checked. and user is right.

its no coicendednce that muh bix nood mumble jungle rap is popular. it is the coordinated destruction of white people

jews produce all the rap music you fucking dolt. read the protocols of zion and read the credits behind all the rap music since the 80s.

are bands/artists like bon jovi and car seat headrest considered rock?
almost all bands I have seen being called rock band one way or another, its either rock or folk.
I am having trouble concluding what is and what isn't rock.
but also aren't there heaps of indie rock bands now

There's a pretty sick post-hardcore revival going on lately but it's underground.

Electronic music is easier because it removes the element of physical dexterity. I have tiny girlish hands, so I'll never be good at playing guitar. And hand anatomy varies beyond just size: e.g. you might be completely missing tendons:
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14707639

With electronic music you can program one note at a time, so even if you're Stephen Hawking-tier crippled you can still make music.

Don't worry white males, Greta Van Fleet is here to save Rock and Roll.

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This song is about how Fundamentalist Christians are just as bad as Zionists and Islamists. Also, his first two albums took the most skill to make & yet were heavily inspired by black culture. The The-pill is realising that you don't have to remove any rock elements to experiment with the zeitgeist (as long as you do both through Psychic TV and Fœtus).
Really hope Matt's making a new album, because this ( youtu.be/oAudkj4U-H4 ) was fresh as fuck & if he and King Krule could hook up that would be like Some Bizzare Pt.2:
The The
King Krule
HANL
Chelsea Wolfe
Low
Neneh Cherry
WU LYF reunion
And a bunch of unknowns like: Blcktau, Antique Pony, The Roves, etc.

kek

fuck off fag

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hipsters and capitalism

Who here /real G/, i love rap and hiphop. IM WHITE and i hate rock! My black friend says im cool with him and the boys, even comes around my house when im out and my wife is alone. Shit's dope mane. Life's good my fellow hiphop heads.

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nigger dick obsessed faggot

Yeah, ive reported you for racism. Act smart, act nice. No racism on Yea Forums, thank you very much.

As far as the mainstream goes, Metal killed rock in the 80s and then shot itself in the head in the early 2000s. but both are still alive and well, they just are not today's pop

Rock is some crappy white man music, the time of the black man has arrived. Sit down, be humble.

This. White people, stop talking, start listening. Stop marginalising people of colour and stop minimising their experiences.

but rap isnt music

good shit

Dawg, you about to get yo ass whoopd so hard yo momma be cryin bout it. When a nigga like me speek yall shut yo mouth boi yall know that shit nigga.

Go back to jail nigger.