Does Yea Forums think rock will make a comeback in the 2020s...

Does Yea Forums think rock will make a comeback in the 2020s? Any modern underground artists you think are on the cutting edge?

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don't include slimehouse

nah, it's all been done by now.

There's probably gonna be a grunge revival. It was big in the 90s and there's always 30 year entertainment cycles.

Include slimehouse

The cycles are 20 years. There was a very minor grunge revival but the genre itself is so dull that not many people cared.

everrythings already been explored, electronic/sample based music is the final frontier of music production. Unless theres a revival in classic rock, heaviiy blues related sound, I dont see much value the genre would hold otherwise

I think it isn't a matter of cycles, but rather who will pick up the mantel and use the past as the foundation to further the genre using modern songwriting/production techniques wether it be an entirely new breed of pure rock, etc.
I think what we will see in the next ten years is the rise of rap inspired rock, but not in a nü metal ethos but rather it's own thing taking lessons from the current trap era.

I'd be fine with anything more rock oriented desu

I guess it's possible, but most likely not.
As said, feels like most everything has already been done. Not only that but it's harder for rock to compete in the internet age, the music is too white for our increasingly diverse population, it's not as cool to younger generations in the same vein as how jazz is seen.

Why do these 27 club tards always overlook Brian Jones and Robert Johnson ?

I think dickheads that like electro swing want the roaring 20's to be a thing, theres gonna be a big surge in the popularity of triphop and lame faux jazz thats really just beats but there will be actual Jazz that will be amazing, theres a lot of young talented contemporary Jazz artists out now and theres gonna be some fire albums. As for straight rock? Not indie or Metal or prog rock, Dont expect anything that great.

>20 years
POST PUNK REVIVAL REVIVAL IS COMING UP BOYOS

Damn never considered the jazz might make a reappearance

Basically, with bands like The Garden, it gives me hope for the next year in music

It’s pretty crazy how you can’t imagine there’s more left to be done, but when thinking logically something new has to come around sometime

I'm hopeful but honestly, new jazz is garbage. Big band was great and swing too, but nobody can croon with a baritone voice like Bing Crosby and nobody young can orchestrate or compose like Benny Goodman. I dont know anyone that plays classical instruments who isnt a boomer into folk/bluegrass or a kid that isnt taking classical lessons because their parents are making them. Chances are it'll all be electronic synthetic shit, again. Like these past 20 fucking years.

Musicianship isnt that wanted anymore, it seems too dated. I'm saying that as a musician myself who studies jazz and classic rock bass.

At least to my knowledge, neither were as big culturally as those others. They weren't "THE" guy, you know?

2020s: predictions

1.American version of britpop. American oasis, american pulp, american blur.
Picture two cobain brother making happy alt rock

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2. gangsta rap revival, except this time its all black chicks. By the way. black women are going to take over rap next. Cardi b and nicki minaj success begets this. They can be hard and also go pop

3. EDM dies. Gets replaced by IDM, large presences of trannies in this one

4. country is taken over by what is described as "rednecks who read poetry". and country starts to get weird and alternative

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You're definitely right about 4. Artists like Orville Peck are mixing country with alternative to a lot of acclaim, should totally check his current album Pony

Lol The Garden.....tight

it's gonna be rap and its weird spinoffs from here on in regarding the mainsteam. Latin music too (at least in Burgerland)

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This is what rock is going to be like in the 2020s.

I don't even care about the lyric content, but it just feels so bland and soulless. The singer comes across like she's just some robot to me.

I think its imperative to save rock that americans consume the deluzian idea of "difference and repetition". In this way we get the cobain brothers, a short haired suit wearing eddie vedder who sings about the common people. And axel rose but the lead singer of blur

Its probaly also that country might go a bit more niche and also as a reaction against pop and bro country might start to get a bit weird and alt. Sort of country for hipsters. Like Willie nelson used to say he was a hippie and a redneck. Well, why cant there be a hipster and a redneck

According to FutureTimeline it will, in the form of something "weird".

I hope that rock will die fully so these kinds of threads will die with it. Rock is garbage.

We're not going to like you just because you like our music wigger

What music retard? hip hop is just as garbage. There are more than just hip hop and rock zoomer.