This is the kind of electro-funk music I would listen to compliment another task primarily due to its almost fully instrumental nature. Kind of reminded of older Daft Punk music. Thank you.
I liked this. As you said very cyber-punkesque. But it's hard to rate it as a stand-alone item. If was part of a film, or had a story behind the sound, or was a part of a concept album it might score higher for me. Since that is not in the criteria I will give it a solid 5.5/10.
Whilst this is listenable and not tremendously dissonant music-wise, it is not good, for me, and I found myself paying close attention for the whole song while waiting for him to take my brain to another dimension, as he had mentioned he would do about thirteen thousand times. It seems like it might benefit from cutting it's length by about half. 4/10
Music is both beautifully and frustratingly subjective so please don't take my scores as anything but personal preference and opinion. If the songs are a 10 for you, I can respect that and be happy that it is something you enjoy. I wasn't trying to be down, only trying to rate a few skipped selections so you knew you had shared meaningfully. Remember also that I used the full length of the ten scale and that the music was rated against all music past and present that I either love or hate.
There's something frustratingly absent from the way she hits her notes, particularly during the chorus. I can't put my finger on it. The production works decently but not great, and maybe it's just nostalgia talking, but I feel like Photek can do better.
It's not a bad track, just a bit off for my taste.
There's something frustratingly absent from the way she hits her notes, particularly during the chorus. I can't put my finger on it. The production works decently but not great, and maybe it's just nostalgia talking, but I feel like Photek can do better.
It's not a bad track, just a bit off for my taste.
This will probably piss you off as it's a generic hipster comment, but I really do like their old stuff better. White Flag didn't do anything for me, but I've seen people say it's their best album.
I'll refrain from awarding it an arbitrary number as I'm not really knowledgable in the genre so seems kinda pointless.
This will probably piss you off as it's a generic hipster comment, but I really do like their old stuff better. White Flag didn't do anything for me, but I've seen people say it's their best album.
I'll refrain from awarding it an arbitrary number as I'm not really knowledgable in the genre so seems kinda pointless.
Went from a frown to being slightly amused. That initial photo had me dreading the rest. Not something I'd listen to normally but I came around a little ways in.
Very far removed from the types of music that I like, so I find it very hard to rate myself.
Personally I'd give it a 3/10 but that's just because this style is not for me.
I'd like to post this one, which might also be an acquired taste. I'm not sure.
I accidentally came across this Jazz musician last week and after hearing a couple of songs from the two albums that she has on iTunes, I fell in love with her music.
Others are My Name is Carnival, Enter Sandman, Pancake, Calypso Blues, Jockey Full of Bourbon and Please, Don't be Sad.
Bought both albums the same day.
Interesting fusion of jazz and middle eastern(?) music. Very easy to listen to. It went a little long for me and would have been happier if it stopped at around 4:30ish. 7/10
Interesting fusion of jazz and middle eastern(?) music. Very easy to listen to. It went a little long for me and would have been happier if it stopped at around 4:30ish. 7/10
I went through the thread, these are the songs I either loved, or hated. I hope other people do the same, because I'm assuming there will be plenty of great music I would have overlooked if I just listened to the above.
I love the instrumental and the harmonies but I don't love the lead singer's voice. I guess I'm being harsh on it because I do enjoy it a lot, it just isn't perfect to me. I'd give it a 7/10. The instrumental is really great.
The sample sequencing is great but the drums are SO boring and lack any punch. Just comes off really boring and too "light" and "airy". It needed more oomph and direction. I really like the main sample though, reminds me of some of the stuff Araabmuzik and Kaskade and plenty of other EDM dudes do but less focused. I like the sample a lot and I can't say that enough, and there is this haunting OOOOOHHHH echo (almost like reverb is high, but its a sample) during the "chorus". I love that. Based on those two things it's getting a 4/10, but this really could've been a 8 to me.
Fuck, this is sublime. 9/10. Reminds me of an acoustic Minus the Bear at some points, at some points I hear influences of Noise and Shoegaze. Reminds me of Sonic Youth a little. When it comes back at 4:16, wow. Really love this. It's so airy, spaced out, it leaves at all the right times and comes back in at the right times. It's casual but calculated. It sounds like a journey into a forest and little red riding hood is standing by a river and she looks back at you, and runs over the river and you feel compelled to follow. It sounds like the colors green and red and blue, and a little yellow. This is beautiful.
Ugh, stuff like this just sounds so lazy sometimes. This is one of those times. I love trance and electronic but this just sounds lazy. Sonically, it came correct. It doesn't particularly sound cheap. 4/10. I may just be spoiled from the good old days of Sneaker Pimps and UNKLE, but this is just mediocre.
Wow, I hate to make the comparison again, but I hear a lot of Sonic Youth in this guitar, at first. It sounds a lot like Stones off their album Sonic Nurse. That's where the comparison ends though, they are definitely their own thing, and pretty good at that. 6.5/10. I dig it. This would sound great live.
Wow, I really did not like this. I don't even hear anything appealing about it in particular. The instrumental isn't completely terrible but it just SOUNDS inconsequential. 2/10.
I mean, I don't disagree with the 4/10 review of the other user, TECHNICALLY... but I can't deny that I like it. I like it a lot. The beat is a slapper. I mean fuck. And she's quite the looker. I almost feel obligated to give it a 8/10... when the beat comes in, it feels like one, if not higher possibly. It ends up being a 6.5/10. But still better than a 4/10. Much better. It's surprisingly good. I think the most uninteresting part is her lyrics, which I rarely have a problem with (I love ASAP Rocky), but she is REALLY boring. ASAP Rocky has good slang, idioms, and some decent word play, she brings none of that. Her flow is okay. I guess she is more comparable to MIA, and MIA is leagues more interesting on her (good) tracks than Nadia appears to be. This isn't unfamiliar territory, it's just a good, well packaged, version of a song we've heard before. I'd still give it a 6.5. It's a slapper.
This guy's voice is really annoying. The beat is good, sounds like Nujabes, but lyrically he isn't that much ahead of ol' Nadia above. He's pretty boring, sounds painfully forceful in his flow, and his voice gives me a low key headache. I had to turn it off. It sounds like the kind of thing the white hip hop head posts on his Myspace and gets 50 views. 1/10.
I'm taken back by how good this is. 7.5/10. It doesn't really have a right being as good as it is, from the beginning, but it builds constantly in all the right ways. I love electronic songs with synths that don't sound cheap. My beef with many purely original electronic songs (ie, no samples) is they don't sound like "songs", but this definitely does.
This is wonderful. 8/10. I dig how spastic it sounds, but I dig it in a way that I couldn't enjoy it out of the context of just this song. It makes this song sound pathetic almost, in a way you almost find it admirable for eventually finding its way.
I roll my eyes at stuff like this. I don't understand the appeal, and this is coming from someone who loves Hardcore. I don't understand this kind of metal. It's bizarre to me. The video looks like Game of Thrones extras got them to film a video during Lunch. 3/10.
Not my typical kind of stuff, but I can't deny how good this is. 8.5/10. Very cool. I love that the song SOUNDS like wandering a city. It sounds like wandering. And it sounds like earth tone colors. Both of which are in the video. Really awesome. I love the "Only Love" sample. The drums are fucking GREAT. Ooooh and the girl on bass is sexy.
I clicked on it, didn't think much of it, closed it... then I read the guy below... and I said "I must've missed something", and relistened. I did miss something. This song is definitely pretty good. 7/10. I love her vocals (and her look) and sonically, it comes correct.
I'm not even completely opposed to Linkin Park (I'd never admit it, IRL though), but fuck, this makes me understand why I have to be... it's just such a fucking Linkin Park song. It's so cliche, grating, and boring. There are some good Linkin Park songs out there, be they remixes or just anomalies, this is not one. 2/10.
I don't love it, it's okay. Nothing about it jumps out at me. 5/10. I do like whatever xylophone esque sound that is in the background that grows into a cool synth sound from the chorus to the second verse.
Love it. Crazy cool textures with a lot of major 7th chords in it (my favorite extension). I was unsure I'd like it since you said hardcore, but it's really well written stuff and the vocals aren't bad. 8/10
Love it. Crazy cool textures with a lot of major 7th chords in it (my favorite extension). I was unsure I'd like it since you said hardcore, but it's really well written stuff and the vocals aren't bad. 8/10
Love it. Crazy cool textures with a lot of major 7th chords in it (my favorite extension). I was unsure I'd like it since you said hardcore, but it's really well written stuff and the vocals aren't bad. 8/10
Interesting. Great drummer, and not my favorite singer, but he works it. He's got some really cool melodies. I think it needs a little more sonic meat beneath the guitar. 9/10
Not a huge or long time beatles fan, but when i heard it first time a few weeks ago, i promised myself either i will sing it to my better half or have this played during our wedding
Fuck, this is sublime. 9/10. Reminds me of an acoustic Minus the Bear at some points, at some points I hear influences of Noise and Shoegaze. Reminds me of Sonic Youth a little. When it comes back at 4:16, wow. Really love this. It's so airy, spaced out, it leaves at all the right times and comes back in at the right times. It's casual but calculated. It sounds like a journey into a forest and little red riding hood is standing by a river and she looks back at you, and runs over the river and you feel compelled to follow. It sounds like the colors green and red and blue, and a little yellow. This is beautiful.
I mean, I don't disagree with the 4/10 review of the other user, TECHNICALLY... but I can't deny that I like it. I like it a lot. The beat is a slapper. I mean fuck. And she's quite the looker. I almost feel obligated to give it a 8/10... when the beat comes in, it feels like one, if not higher possibly. It ends up being a 6.5/10. But still better than a 4/10. Much better. It's surprisingly good. I think the most uninteresting part is her lyrics, which I rarely have a problem with (I love ASAP Rocky), but she is REALLY boring. ASAP Rocky has good slang, idioms, and some decent word play, she brings none of that. Her flow is okay. I guess she is more comparable to MIA, and MIA is leagues more interesting on her (good) tracks than Nadia appears to be. This isn't unfamiliar territory, it's just a good, well packaged, version of a song we've heard before. I'd still give it a 6.5. It's a slapper.
If you dare, check out her album Colours. Her robotic boringness is part of her bizarre charm (I know it's cheap to call a traditionally bad trait "charming" but I don't know how else to put it). Absurd lines like "My girls they call me London, because I'm based in London," "I do the supermodel. I climb on top of shit," "Hot hot girls! And hot hot boys," and "Nadia Oh, yo, blo dro fo sho," abound with embarrassing generosity.
I'm not a fan of metal, but if I did like metal, I'd probably love it.
But the guitar solo starting in the middle of the video was pretty awesome.
The music video itself was kind of odd the few instances I kept opening the tab.
I think this was the first Prodigy song I ever heard. I find it very different from their other stuff though (singles, at least). Great song/video and a great party starter, but anyone who starts skanking to this (or anything) can GTFO of my house. 8½
I love the acoustics of the guitar, the song reminds me of early 2000s rock music. 8/10, the personality of the singer is fun, but his gravelly voice sounds like every other alt rock band.
I love the acoustics of the guitar, the song reminds me of early 2000s rock music. 8/10, the personality of the singer is fun, but his gravelly voice sounds like every other alt rock band.
Not really my cup of tea but, inoffensive enough Not something I'd choose to listen to myself but probably wouldn't bother me as background music sooo .... 6/10?
Not really my cup of tea but, inoffensive enough Not something I'd choose to listen to myself but probably wouldn't bother me as background music sooo .... 6/10?
To me the point of the video was not really video itself, but the music. I was kind of lazy to link to a "video-less" version, and just linked that since it's already in my favorites.
I just liked the main vocals, was pretty amazing to me. Sorry you didn't enjoy it though.