What should I listen to be a true indo-european?
What should I listen to be a true indo-european?
Isaac Bailey
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Henry Taylor
D'angelo and Isaac Hayes
Isaiah Phillips
Tangerine Dream
Justin Adams
Doing it stealthy
Lincoln Sullivan
Classic music, folk ambient stuff like Wardruna and european Black Metal
Jaxon Anderson
>Classic music, folk ambient stuff like Wardruna and european Black Metal
Caleb Lee
Metal is derivative of African music
Sebastian Sanders
Scarcely. It has some of the backbeat from amerimutt country music, but far less of the blues. It's more like straightforward punk infused with classical technicality.
Joshua Moore
not exactly. it is derivative of rock which is derivative of blues, an african-american style that is derivative of european music influenced by african elements.
Remember: no europeans, no guitar. no guitar, no blues.
Jacob Sanchez
There's absolutely nothing 'classical' or even technical about black metal. The majority of black metal is literally just tremolo picking dissonant minor chords (if even that). Look up the tab for a darkthrone or peste noire song and you will understand what I mean. Even the folk interludes aren't technical. This goes double for any of the 'classic' Norwegian bands.
Kevin Reed
Liturgy
Dominic Reed
a stick hitting a rock
Matthew Myers
this
Luke Green
We wuz Metal headz.. dumbest shit I ever heard.
Logan Cruz
Death in June
Carson Carter
I was just responding wrt metal more broadly, as was mentioned in the specific post. Quite a few guitarists have taken influence. Even a few operatic singers around. I wouldn't disagree with you that BM tends to be quite stripped down, though. There's more of a punkish attitude in the sound itself, combined with some gothic/archaic imagery and lyrics. Naturally connects with stuff like folk or ambient. There is some "tech" BM around, but I'm not saying it's the rule.
Andrew Perry
Tiny Moving Parts and Stryper
Jacob Brooks
Well, obviously neofolk. You don't have to like it, but digging through the genre (which is a task much bigger than it seems at first glance) you will inevitably find out very many relevant pro-europäan electro, metal, industrial, experimental, pop and whatever other music projects.
Benjamin Carter
You want legitimate answers or kids posting 'neo-folk' or Christian classical music? Let's be serious for a minute.
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All other stuff is most likely African 'European' music.
Isaac Gray
>He hasn't listened to Prometheus
Jace Gray
black metal is all about thick cheezy dumbo rock'n'roll riffs, i.e.
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Bentley Harris
Hip-hop
Thomas Gomez
this
John Nguyen
Flamenco
Carter Ross
burial - untrue
Christian Morgan
YOU TAKE THAT BACK BITCH.