https://rlsbb.in/ https://flacbros.blogspot.com/ https://hindi-lossless.blogspot.com/ https://xicecybervila.blogspot.com/ https://www.tamilflac.com/ https://flac24bitmusic.com/ https://newalbumreleases.net/

>>7817 I wouldn't have enjoyed this song some years ago. Now the lyrics so good. Very nice song. >>7818 Not a fan of the lyrics, but everything else is good. Reminds me a lot of Yes ! I love the basslines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwPWGUhEtP0 This is the most famous yes song, also known as the JoJo song.

https://youtu.be/EPCabxeJL2U?si=Uxa8vJnDZJ5Ex7tQ THE PATH OF SUFFERING I WALK ON IS SO BRUTAL. ONE DAY I WILL BE MY OWN MAN.

https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/88100/Hoplites-%CE%A0%E2%80%8B%CE%B1%E2%80%8B%CF%81%E2%80%8B%CE%B1%E2%80%8B%CE%BC%E2%80%8B%CE%B1%E2%80%8B%CE%B9%E2%80%8B%CE%BD%E2%80%8B%CE%BF%E2%80%8B%CE%BC%E2%80%8B%CE%AD%E2%80%8B%CE%BD%E2%80%8B%CE%B7/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iXCTPt4eF0

>>7845 Quoting Berserk music is brutal af. Though I always end thinking of this https://yewtu.be/watch?v=i_AvWYbogG0 hits me right in the feels man. >>7846 This feel is very common these days.

>>7852 understandable but sometimes all a man need is rage to get the work done, these songs work like a catalyst on me.

Most people who talk about historic India cannot paint a picture of how it was, the way Mr Verma can. https://youtu.be/tgxmJQ0aK7k I recommend all the episodes with Vaad with Mr Verma.

>>7856 Oh I know. This is how I power through work too. One album serves as a measure of time for me. Esp for programming jobs.

>>7874 Expresses perfectly the feeling of driving on Indian roads. I normally don't like radiohead too much, they are always to me, very whiney. But there are few songs that hit me hard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COP0XlYHvto This one in particular. Paranoid android (I know, cliche) is also such a good song. But many others I simply cannot get into.

https://youtu.be/EPZLl9XycOc Indian classical that is not the usual fusion khichdi but still has contributions of other instruments.

>>7876 you are right but radiohead is great for emo doomerfag zoomers.

Mayhem coming to my city again very soon. First time I saw them was so great.

>>7902 Super nice ! They are amazing live. >>7882 Reply in detail on this later today.

>>7906 Sanskrit words are butter on my ears.

>>7882 Techniucal issues Radiohead is very emotionally indulgent. So is feeling like an emotional doomer. A lot of us cannot afford to be emotionally indulgent. Students who need to focus on their targets, people in sensitive jobs can only afford to feel on Sundays etc. Metal is good in this regard, it channels extreme feelings into a grid of blast beats and distorted chugs. Emotion is fit into a structure. You follow the structure, you win emotional resolution as a reward. Address negative feelings in microdoses. Radiohead instead moulds structure around emotion. It channels big sad and other doomer feels. Instead of chopping them into bits, it just writes music to give you a huge dose of these directly. I finally get Radiohead now. Though I like only few songs, It is still very indulgent emotionally. I can afford to enjoy it only in moments where I can afford to feel. To feel is very expensive and very indulgent.

Can's live albums are so much better than their studio ones. Their vocal performance is so weak and nonsensical that it drowns the greatness of their instruments on many songs.

>>7807 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh6AE9Xl6Qs Stormkeep - Tales of Othertime [melodic BM] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6R8JupPTWc Psychonaut 4 - Too Late To Call An Ambulance[DSBM]

>>7927 Psychonaut was a great listen. Perfect blend of lofi, melododic and black

I saw Sophie perform at a Gujju businessman's sons birthday. She still looks hot in person. But I don't enjoy her voice. She sings fine though. Very weird to see these people bend over backwards for little bit of money. Performers are truly pathetic IRL. Almost makes me feel bad for them.

>>7951 Better album covers.

>>7807 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ren9n2hkhmY Siegebert - Die Tänzeldrohung [Keller Synth]

Can anyone post some good energetic ragas/Indian classical music? Been looking for some.

>>8063 See >>7906

>>8016 I think you shared this before or I have heard this before. >>8018 GOOD STUFF

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUwBP8xzdRk Mayan and Jap influences, Unique sounds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnNAX5WnCTI Good BM with atmospheric influences.

https://youtu.be/vRxxTrdHDdo Old school DM with dissonant touches

https://youtu.be/vRxxTrdHDdo Old school DM with dissonant touches

>>8078 Canadian band, check out Antediluvian if you're a fan. Didn't really get into cavernous death metals more experimental stuff, always preferred incantation, never liked portal. Infester is a solid band. https://youtu.be/emSDcQ89Ne8?si=ZhscxILJHIWNGpHL Seems black metal is dead, flooded with hipsters trying to convince themselves they didn't become the system they base their identity on rebelling against, and loser teens either trying to be edgy or hormonally confused. Are you a fan of funeral doom? https://youtu.be/UEtAGvzxoKw?si=168D7cMKrOK7fPZd Linked two very good bands.

>>8081 Infester is solid recommendation. Wormphelgem is more atmospheric slow burn kind of stuff. Need to give it time. You like the thrashier stuff, I get this. I prefer the old school DM aesthetic myself. > Seems black metal is dead, flooded with hipsters trying to convince themselves they didn't become the system they base their identity on rebelling against, and loser teens either trying to be edgy or hormonally confused. Disagree with this. It is true that Hipsters are adopting metal en masse to stand out. But the nu-metal wave or thrash wave people were the "hipsters" of their own time. More importantly , metal is judged by its extremes. The popular bands are always pop adjacent that attract young ones into the fold. Bands like Mgla, Krallice, Akhlys, Plebian Grandstand, ION, Peste Noire, Batuschka, etc are amazing. Even a band like Vile Creature that is a about tranny feelings, makes amazing music (in my humble opinion). We live in the golden age of niche music. I can buy the albums directly are 10€ ish or 900 Rs. They 2/3rds of the money directly from me and I get my music offline or in physical form. Win Win for the true fan. I am more concerned about streaming services, but they seem to be taking care of themselves financially by not being profitable.

>>8082 Oh fuck man. This movie's music is one of the things I bonded over with my wife. We even danced to one of the songs. Park Chan Wook chooses amazing music for his movies. Really hits you in the feels.

I hate music analysis channels mostly, but sharing because it makes it an easy gateway. Analysis of Hey Arnolds music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrJ411AHB5Q If someone has a good torrent or download link to this music, please share it. Cover of Stompin - Slower than original but seems to work in its favour. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9D-6scDCxw Hey Anrold - Soundtrack playlist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeM4lWhr39M&list=PLD7FB059BE3BC62DF

>>8100 Might be the area I'm at. Canadian metal scene has become very gay except in Quebec, but I dislike the French. Also disagree about Thrash being hipsters, but my response requires too much time to type out now. Will respond later. Streaming services indeed suck. Had an idea to make a metal dispo/streaming service awhile ago.

>>8104 Quebecian culture is arrogant for no reason. Idk why the claim to have "french" culture. Anyway, Back in the hayday of Thrash, there were a lot of posers who copied the look, bought the albums etc and then got filtered out. Similarly, a lot of hipster bands and fans enter the scene. Many discover it is not for them. Others stay. What a hipster is, also is subject to interpretation. In white European concerts, it is considered hipsterish to bring me because I am "diverse" lol. I tend to just focus on music I enjoy. Life is too consuming with detail and depth to waste time on things and people I don't enjoy. BTW, the track shared by Chotabhangi might be your type. Old school BM >>8109 I don't have any issues with old school BM , but I have heard the classics back to back so much that I am saturated with them. So derivatives don't interest me much. But bands with newer takes are fun. Like what Krallice does to BM, or Akhlys dialing the evil to 11.

Kanonfieber neues Album ist gut.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23hyPTHamiU I am an Eva fag. This is hard not to buy right now.

https://youtu.be/RufsXUv_dQE Black metal from france. If you want soft prog atmospheric stuff.

>>8172 What I enjoyed in this albums were the turnarounds. How one soft simple idea turned into a more complex idea melodically. It is done in a very simple yet very tasteful way.

>>8125 This is really beautiful and heartfelt stuff. The vocals are too good and the clean guitars too ! I usually don't like forced lo fi atmosphere, but here it fits.

I realized today that most people don't have season themed playlists of music. I find this very strange.

>>8082 https://youtu.be/7YfLN8l0MEY?si=d-q99xhGZkbpsjqI Highly recommend the movie.

>>7807 >>7813 https://lucida.to allows FLAC downloads

>>8192 https://youtu.be/VH8UtqE6ZP8?si=B7H5nMoO_nVoW6LU

>>8193 a lot of good stuff on this channel but not exactly organized, clicking on popular will get one all good stuff they have.

>>8193 THAT COVER IS LOOOOL

>>8190 Thanks for this. I am not very sure of the quality, but solid tool in general.

>>8193 You should check out truck fighters.

https://youtu.be/Tj5zvVwAmQI?si=7O45yyK_RPDIbgir brutal

>>8217 >>8215 This soundtrack is indeed brutal after watching the anime. Long time no see anon.

>>8219 There's something about this anime's atmosphere that feels really comforting even though ending isn't some kind of idealistic ending but the way everything has been presented it resembles reality a lot.

>>8221 Anyone who has lost people they were close to can relate . It is cathartic in that sense that the anime allows you to feel, which you can't IRL since you must get back to whatever duty you are given. Had this feeling a lot recently. The music too has a lot of effort put into it, way more than any show should.

>>7807 >>7813 https://yams.tf/ allows FLAC downloads

https://daily.bandcamp.com/album-of-the-day/planes-mistaken-for-stars-do-you-still-love-me-review I never like Hardcore vocals , but this album sounds nice to my ears .

>>8229 Haven't heard this in a LONG while. Good stuff. Listening to Made in Abyss OST. Fucked up anime, great sound track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AJyZLxzPvM Like Mgla

Pretty good straightforward black metal. Not mid tempo or slow. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=EHbUX6TM3vg

Anyone attending Ulcerate in Bangalore today ?

https://youtu.be/-5YRhvH6Uys Initially did not like it, but it grew on me. Matches the mood of the original very well.

https://youtu.be/oKZWjUhnlYI This song hits my feels too hard. Heard it through many rainy days, staring out from the window. Movie did not age well for me. Vishal Bharadwaj is a dirty commie, but he and his wife really really know music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBYSpR8N6pc Do give this a listen you guys!

>>8348 Thanks for sharing this anon. Bought the album. I replied to this, but somehow it didn't get posted and I did not notice. Very few good modern albums, I am still going through it and will take me time

https://youtu.be/2KsrtJ3VtZs?si=RUYsZzm6KKIJZ-fm anyone followed this in 2020? always liked krsna rap is prolly the only good thing in indian music in my opinion

>>8416 fuck off back to r/desihiphop

>>8419 its you who should go back to reddit mr,chamar. first thing you could reply had mention of a reddit sub,time to go back to your shithole bhangi wannabe.

When you were here before Couldn't look you in the eye You're just like an angel Your skin makes me cry You float like a feather In a beautiful world I wish I was special You're so fuckin' special But I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here I don't care if it hurts I wanna have control I wanna a perfect body I wanna a perfect soul I want you to notice When I'm not around You're so fuckin' special I wish I was special But I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here She's running out again She's running out She's run run run run Run Whatever makes you happy Whatever you want You're so fuckin' special I wish I was special But I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here I don't belong here

>>8416 I don't really like this track, but it has decent lyrics, compared to your usual hip hop artist. The production is somewhat better than the usual. Bass is slightly too high in the mix , but atleast things are not clipping and distorting. Listen to any Indian gig, the sound guys always max out gain till things are clipping. Even with good equipment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bBdRjrVXi4 Indian hip hop has a LONG WAY. I heard some good artists from Bengal, but their content was the typical lefty talking point. Hip hop artists with polished lyrics and ideas are very rare. Which is what makes it tough for me to take them seriously. >>8423 Took me time to love Radiohead, but I fell head over heels for them.

https://youtu.be/_Ei2izPLpHc?si=VBXAnE6ynLLo6e3e hitori bocchi

https://annas-archive.org/search?q=z2+comics Cool comics, a lot of them themed around musicians. >>8439 What is thr story of this track ?

>>8441 it is from anime "Welcome to NHK", main character is a NEET, who is persuaded by a lonely NEET 17-18 yr old girl trying to fix him.

Need to make albums of the year list but too tired and no personal time either. Will try though before 31st. >>8442 I know the anime, it has been so long ! And combined with Bocchi, the combination is music amazing. Bocchi is too underrated. Would have been Anime of the year if not for Dan Da Dan.

>>8435 >>8423 I though this was creep by R3HAB lol. I was confused as to why radiohead was being mentioned.

>>8408 Good to hear that! If you're ever in the mood for more Modern Hindustani Classical Music, check these out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ed4SIvGjqNI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEqYzdz3Zvg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXDomj6KnkE

>>8465 Is new tool really that good ? I saw Kaushiki ji live and the concert was divine. Can recommend to anyone and everyone. Will check others.

https://youtu.be/6TjuH1FJIys Indian prog rock. Not a fan mostly of prog, only sharing because Indian musician.

MF DOOM fan anyone?

currently

>hindi lossless >13 mb filesize gandu lavdu

>>8528 Where can one even find lossless Hindi rips ? CD quality is the best one can do. Now there are some lossless releases on Apple music but that is it. For classical stuff, best I can do is mp3. >>8525 his lyrics are famous, but I actually love his beats.

Oranssi Pazuzu is a bit too hipterish, but Saaturatio is just so, hypnotic, like I'm drowning in a sea and the Leviathan himself comes to consume me in the deep blue, consuming me in an instant while only a little sunlight percolates through the waters of this heavy abyss. Insanely prog stuff, not really for people looking for traditional black metal but rather, people looking up for fucked up psychedelia or doom metal despite falling into the category of black metal. Game of Despair..... It's by an old, obscure Italian band named Victrola. Their first full length album is legitimately impossible to find in a bitrate of more than 128 bits but it's hilariously lo-fi anyways. They have a beautiful remaster of this same song on Spotify, I could not upload the flac here because it breaks the file limit. Here's the link for those who prefer it. Much better quality, this file is from the original 1983 release, Spotify has the remastered version, so gothic yet so, futuristic at the same time, ideal for night drives: https://open.spotify.com/track/3tvf86e62g9Lw56WVXjUN5?si=Zp7-NwKdQhWd8Lt3X_v2xQ

Oranssi Pazuzu is a bit too hipterish, but Saaturatio is just so, hypnotic, like I'm drowning in a sea and the Leviathan himself comes to consume me in the deep blue, consuming me in an instant while only a little sunlight percolates through the waters of this heavy abyss. Insanely prog stuff, not really for people looking for traditional black metal but rather, people looking up for fucked up psychedelia or doom metal despite falling into the category of black metal. Game of Despair..... It's by an old, obscure Italian band named Victrola. Their first full length album is legitimately impossible to find in a bitrate of more than 128 bits but it's hilariously lo-fi anyways. They have a beautiful remaster of this same song on Spotify, I could not upload the flac here because it breaks the file limit. Here's the link for those who prefer it. Much better quality, this file is from the original 1983 release, Spotify has the remastered version, so gothic yet so, futuristic at the same time, ideal for night drives: https://open.spotify.com/track/3tvf86e62g9Lw56WVXjUN5?si=Zp7-NwKdQhWd8Lt3X_v2xQ

>>8537 Sorry for the spam, my browser is funny. Firefox on mobile sucks.

>>8529 I'm not much knowledgeable in lossless field but I heard you can get them from Tidal and download from some python or termux scripts. Look it up on reddit there's a community around this and maybe in r/Piracy > Love his beats Whats your favourite DOOM songs? Mine fav 5 goes in no particular order : Meat grinder, raid, benzi box, all caps, rhymes like dimes.

>>8537 Excellent post anon.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cI7UU5Gyfu4 Korea does what it's determined to do

>>8539 MF DOOM There are 3 parts for me in appreciating a hip hop artist 1. Musical themes and Aesthetic 2. Lyrical themes and Aesthetic 3. Overall visual aesthetic (production, sample choice etc) In addition there is impressionability. The music most people like best is the one they are exposed to between 14-18. Because at that age your mind is impressionable. Beyond that your capacity to like new music becomes limited, you cannot appreciate it with the same depth that younger you could. ## On Impressionability I fell in love with Eminems Brain Damage (see attachment) because I was bullied daily in my school years. Physical violence was a daily part of our lives, my head was bashed in daily and teachers were a part of it. So it felt relatable. But even something like Baba seghal felt amazing, because it was the only hip hop cassette at the time amd feeling mogged at a rich hotel was a common experience at the time. The point of these sentences is, I was impressionable and something relatable felt deep because of it. In that same vein, I grew up with comic books, with colorful villains in movies (picrel - Shaan villain). Victor Von Doom was amongst the most interesting villains too. He had his own country at one point, somewhere near tibet if I remember. Given this background, I am not impressionable enough to get into MF Doom, but I am for sure very intrigued by his influences. 1. Musical themes and aesthetic - Given my love of villains and old movies/shows with a flair for the dramatic, I naturally love the MF Doom aesthetic. Simple example https://youtu.be/gSJeHDlhYls 2. Lyrical themes and aesthetic - Mad Villainy is my fav album, this doesn't mean others are not as good, I am not as familiar with them. I can skip the lyrics, I don't relate that much to American culture or references, but the choice of old school funk and soul , even international vintage music, is just a treat for me. If they released his albums without the vocals, I would buy that too. Opening of

>>8553 There is lot of hip hop I want to enjoy, some of it is really good. Deep, thoughtful and tasteful. Most of it is cheap, chapri and sadak chap. You can relate to it as a teenager, all the struggling tracks. I heard some modern Indian hip hop, it was such chapri pointless crap. This is true for all music though. Musicians are mostly dumb, not well read, mentally slow and don't really think too much. Prog metal bands, make nonsensical pretentious names like Quantum dot hack (Sorry Vishal, but your album lyrics and titles are meaningless garbage). And people with half/no iq suck it all up.

https://youtu.be/GYcI390LQfc For the tree-pilled boiz

https://youtu.be/nyn6NsSb-bg This song is very iconic. I first heard it when visiting a linux users group in a collage. >>8605 Did you make this ?

>>8609 no fellow anonymoose

>>8612 This is pretty good with all the signature japanese chords. The mix is better too. But Japanese mix's have murder treble on them. Also the tight bass. >>8613 Comfy 8bit vibes.

2 mins silence for the revered headphone jack ................................................................................................... I am happy with the Khadas tea, but its battery is not replaceable. Fiio launched a new one that seems almost perfect. https://www.fiio.com/retronano Regarding mounting, just thin sticker magnets are really good. I don't need it for now, so I won't. But my next upgrade will be a dac like this and magnets to attach it to be back of my phone. The styling is too colorful for my taste. But I don't really care at this point. Support for inline controls is just too good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTDr1yiFMjY This song triggers some primal feelings in me

>>8625 >This is pretty good with all the signature japanese chords. The mix is better too. But Japanese mix's have murder treble on them. Also the tight bass. I have no clue what any of that means but i guess you liked it

>>8705 It is. I liked it. If you care, Japanese people play the same chords as westerners with very different fingerings , giving their harmony a very different sound when playing the same thing as a westerner. Love the weird combo on this track you shared.

They are from the new york school of dissonant extreme metal, having inspired Colin and many other elders of the genre. But they never got the recognition they deserve for always being too extreme. With time, their tones are not the most dissonant and neither is the presentation. But the compositions are still quiet original, not just being dissonant for the sake of being dissonant, but actually having a musical plot throughout the album and the tracks that even the most untrained ears can pickup on.

If you buy audio equipment like headphones or Digital Audio Players in Japan, they all have higher treble than ones sold elsewhere. Japanese people seem to prefer higher treble. This means the bass is usually tamed because increased both bass and treble together is recipe for ear rape. But this means that recordings made for Japanese audience, versus the ones for international audience are mastered differently. https://www.head-fi.org/threads/treble-bass-balance-in-japanese.14963/ Not that anyone cares, but I thought someone might find it interesting. This is part of the reason that Japanese music has a unique sonic profile. https://youtu.be/lln2NPx3aKw Live recording so the treble is in control

>It is. I liked it. good to know anonymoose >If you care, Japanese people play the same chords as westerners with very different fingerings , giving their harmony a very different sound when playing the same thing as a westerner. interesting...

>>8732 >>8715 fuggg i forgot to quote

Will post concert footage. Incantation was good, not a Decapitated fan past Winds of Creation.

>>8773 WTF NO! My reply is lost ! FINE. short version Though I booked concert tickets, but this year onwards will be spending a lot less on big concerts. Chamber music is my thing and I crave more personal performances. >>8747 You should try elephant gym. >>8745 I don't remember this song in the game.

>>8753 shooting in the dark here but I am quiet unaware of the Jap composer space. Mainly due to language limitations. If you have any videos of blogs or better still, links to the creators pages, please do share. Example - https://youtu.be/Ta-pjQ8BLXs

>>8816 Been through that. Uploaded bunch of images for a lecture I attended on spirituality and shit never uploaded. I think there's some problem with multiple media

>>8825 majority of the music i listen to is vocaloid stuff anonymoose i will share some vocaloid channels when i am see next post will have the link to the creator i used to listen to a long time ago

>>8855 *i am free http://www.youtube.com/@ooo0eve0ooo

Came across this yesterday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWCi9FaDH24 Raag bahar. Pardon, if it sounds too Muslim that's because it is. Composed by someone called Amir khusro some centuries ago or something. I like it because it sounds nice.

>>8856 Love eve's songs Currently enjoying this one : https://youtu.be/U7L-3VXAkSA?si=bubz-rUbSqG_9Z5N

>>7917 I listened to Future Days recently and it has to be some of the best albums ever made, along with KC's 'Red'

>>8866 nice anonymoose >>8855 https://www.youtube.com/@officialnayutalien1318

I don't care about Dranke vs Lamar, but it is nice to see musicians battling and young people caring about it. It was not unusual for Gamath musicians to battle over ideas or as later it was called, Shayari. In south, it there was a similar culture of musical battles, but is only practiced in smaller towns and University campus's, mainly academics attending it. There are hardly new arguments. Just old ideas rehashed, trying to capture the magic of the original. Indian hip hop artists have nothing interesting to say. Which is the main tragedy. People with a mic and talent, with nothing important to say.

>>9173 Based but Idk if I wrote this or is it someone else's post. Whole rant is written in one paragraph instead of bite sizes so it might not be me. And no unrelated shitpost with post

>>7807 >>7813 https://lucida.to Qobuz/deezer downloader

>>9177 Lol nice video. I need to control my ranting. Breaking into it a lot these days.

>>9178 Thanks. Sadly a lot of music is not found on these websites.