ITT: Albums that genuinely scare you.
ITT: Albums that genuinely scare you
Gabriel Bennett
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Joshua Clark
let me guess. "Not Waving", right?
Xavier Butler
amsp, especially burn the witch, thom isnt that spooky but the instrumental is very spooky
Lucas Fisher
can't explain why
this album taps into a dark part of the mind and manifests its hatred in violent nightmares
for me anyway
good album though
John Rivera
what lol
Henry Watson
Seek help
Joseph Peterson
Brayden Bell
Alexander Richardson
never heard this album before, it's pretty killer
Jason Kelly
projekt misanthropia is spooky
Luke Jones
>inb4 pleb
Faust is one of those groups that's more fun to talk about than to actually listen to
Kevin Long
THAT album
Blake Wright
The numbers station album
Noah Martinez
Get back to Radiohead, this is not for you
Adrian Bell
explain why fella
Connor Bennett
Isaiah Thompson
youtube.com
20 seconds in and I already shat my pants
Evan Cox
Matthew Lewis
genuinely
Xavier Sullivan
Owen Rodriguez
name?
Landon Miller
Joshua Hernandez
I don't think I ever want to listen to Stage 4, 5 or 6 again.
Ian Hughes
this, it's so abrasive it's scary
Josiah Cooper
call me a pussy but this album really got to me
Robert Hernandez
Jaxon Ortiz
whitehouse's psychopathia sexualis
Jaxon Martin
Ian Cooper
Pseudoscorpion
Easton Jackson
Sebastian Perry
DRIP DRIP
Michael Evans
Buyer’s Market
Nathaniel Thomas
>ITT: Pussy s*yboys who get scared at a product
Cooper Howard
and they scare me in the best ways possible!
Adam Morgan
fuck off /pol/fag, you're killing our board
Brandon Walker
What's so scary about krautrock?
Both albums feel very comfy.
Angel Morales
Blake Ramirez
especially if you do the instructions and lie blind folded on a bed and shit.
Isaiah Sullivan
this
Colton Fisher
you obviously haven't listened to the Cluster album you fucking pseud.
Evan Jackson
none, because I'm not some wimpy cuckboi who gets scared by music.
Jaxson Brooks
It's kinda tame for power electronics, you should try more stuff.
Josiah Sanchez
at least it’s not more of a bone chilling slow burn, I wouldn’t be able to handle it then
Nolan Fisher
i have but figured if i posted Hole in the Heart or Deathpile no one would bother for more than a few seconds
Asher Martinez
Nathaniel Rivera
That's my favorite album and I always enjoy talking about. There's several "spooky" tracks but I'm interested in exactly what you had in mind when you posted it (sensations, private experience of it etc).
I like how the final track's melody is "muffled" at the coda, but is still slightly audible. Like the song was walking through a graveyard and some large bird snatched it up and flew away with it...
Asher Lee
Lada DaDa's Nightmare by MGMT genuinely freaked me out when I first listened to Congratulations. tbf I was like 15.
Jack Martinez
Oliver Baker
Lucas Price
t. becoming a minority in his own country and is too scared to admit it
Mason Russell
I play it whenever my friends and I walk around late at night to add more of a spooky vibe. I think tracks like Rhubarb ztwig hexagon are really pleasant and aren't scary at all, but most of the others feel very ominous
idk exactly how to describe how they're spooky but its a strong feeling I get. I think they'd be used really well in a soundtrack for a movie (not some shitty horror movie but something scary). My friend actually used a couple tracks from it on a short film we made. Domino was used during a scene where a guy described how people were tortured in a futuristic prison
Brandon Bailey
whoops was meant for
Aaron Young
Nathaniel Perez
The only scary thing about Hijokaidan is the moment you realise it's not an instrument and Junko really is screaming at that high a pitch/intensity.
Gavin Stewart
Nicholas Moore
good answer
John Long
For 40 fucking minutes.
Ethan Reyes
Matthew Gutierrez
the first half is very unsettling
Christian Rogers
are you emotionally retarded
Ethan Campbell
geogaddi by boards of canada
Colton Wood
Isaac Miller
That first track always makes me think of having a freaky-ass UFO encounter.
Anthony Ward
SO abrasive. don't know how people listen to this one
Ian James
spoogy
Carson Nelson
the whole album just has an intense eerie feeling to me that I can't quite pin down
Aaron Perry
lol, I literally use those as a background music when I'm working, what's so scary about them? (some of the later AE releases are indeed unsettling tho)
Owen Turner
An old lady reading top level symbolist poetry with electronic voice distortion and deliberately irritating or dissonant electronic noise. Put it on the background next Halloween.
Nolan Wilson
these are comfy desu
a classic
Cameron Roberts
I used to work with a guy called David something, he did music like this but his was pretty psychedelic. Great guy too
I tried Googling but it only wanted me to see Dave Gilmour....
Charles Edwards
>krautrock
lemme stop you right there
Isaiah Williams
Not that guy, but my first experience with it was used as a soundtrack to some horror Half-Life mod which scared me senseless when I was young. I didn't listen to the full thing until years later but I couldn't (and still can't) break the association with it, so some of the tracks probably spook me a bit more than they would a normal person.
Great album though, Defintely Aphex's best.
Aiden Bailey
Gorguts Obscura
I wouldn't call it scary in a spooky sense but it's frightening. Luc is the only vocalist whose voice actually sounds like somebody being tortured to death
Bentley Carter
bump.
Camden Collins
But that's the best.
Chase Thomas
Top tier Dilloway
Jose Morales
What does abrasive even mean in the context of music, wtf?
Matthew Diaz
Jack Howard
pussies
Ethan Edwards
Wyatt Davis
Meh.
Kevin Howard
Comus used to make me very uncomfortable until I made a switch in my head and realized that the singer sounds straight out of a Disney villain song, and ever since it's been nothing but laughter.
Elijah Anderson
Scariest listening experience for me was the first time I listened to The Residents- Not Available. Any re-listens cannot bottle the same feeling of dread that the album captured.
Ayden Cooper
Blake Cooper
>be me
>follow the instructions in the pdf
>fasting, blindfold, etc.
>put on album
>within 20 minutes i start seeing myself die over and over
>have actual literal anxiety attack for the first time in my life
>mfw a pdf file and some sound waves traumatized me
thanks dan
Blake Rogers
explain
Luis Robinson
this is fucking awesome
John Wood
Yes but it's scary as fuck. It sounds like being in hell.
Ryan Sanchez
oh shit its tektra!
ive had nightmares on the second disk after accidenally falling asleep to this 1, very subtly fucked record
Luis Harris
a black man rapes your whole family while screaming the lyrics
Dylan Flores
Isaiah Robinson
>ANYWAY
Joseph Sanders
Brandon Fisher
beautifuly haunting
John Reyes
Specifically the track Nurser; that song sounds like the onset of Pyschosis
Samuel Harris
Some of the This Heat tracks are krautrock. I agree Cluster isn't krautrock though.
Liam Diaz
I just didn't find it scary, it was like a journey through my mind, it was comfy.
Define krautrock, dumbass. It's not a particular sound, it's just experimental rock from Germany.
Christopher Phillips
Hankie and Grass are the only bad trip core (personally i love them). The rest is fucking comfy
Cameron Sanders
Yeah it's definitely a great end to Caretaker. Finally got around to listening to the full thing a week ago.
Owen Lopez
Lincoln Cruz
!!!!it has a sp00ky skeleton
Lucas Thompson
Neat, thanks for replies, I read them.
t. question user from earlier. My private experience of the album has been much more "comfy" (I once made a point of falling asleep to it as a teenager, as an experiment).