Obscure non-classical genres
Post your favourite tracks from artists of more obscure, lesser-known genres; ambient, electronic, experimental, indie, metal, post-rock, prog-rock, trance, you name it...
Youtube links or embedded please. Eg.
A silver mt. zion: Stumble then rise on some awkward morning
Go.
Well I just posted this artist on another thread that I made, but here!
This is dark cabaret. The Tiger Lillies is worth checking out if you want to know more about hores, pimps, drugs and gonorea! They are eminent!
http://youtu.be/r7P2xTxCS_Q
It appears as a link, not with the whole picture, but does exactly the same. Dont know how to do it, an dont see the point.
well, I try....
Let the music speak!
Wow! I cant believe someone mentioned the Tiger lilies on here! They are so disturbing in a fascinating way. I was thinking about bringing them up on the forum here myself, but I wasn't sure how they would be received lol or how I would be perceived for listening to this stuff hahahaOriginally Posted by oskaar
Ange is one of my favourite french prog-rock bands. Very classical music influented. Not at least from medieval music. Here is very bad sound, but you may have an idea.
links are good too, for those with slow computers/internet
Max Raabe and the palast orchestra is a german act, playing music in the vein of the thirthees ball room. They have brilliant covers of pop classics, made in a brilliant, and very ironic an humorous way!
Well I found out how to do it... and when my computer is fresh(constantly on sinc 2003) I will post with picture. But those irritate me when my computer is in bad mood. But I guess that everyone have much newer computers than me, so I go for "The big!
Let the music speak!
Even if I am digging into classical music now, perhaps progressive rock is closer to my heart. And Genesis is closest. Prefer Peter Gabrial aera, but in opposite to a lot of people I find a lot of joy in the Phil Collins eara to. But back to gabriel. Foxtrot is my favorite record, and this work, Supper`s ready is my absolute favorite work of music!
I dont know if it is the best clip out there, some other recordings may be more theathrical with different costumes. But I am to tired to check. But it is eminent history!
Never heard it? Fasten your seatbelts, and give it a try. 26 minutes. WARNING you can get addicted. Maybe not after one listening, but if you give it some tries.
Try neofolk/apocalyptic folk. It's really just one scene with a few artists, but it's decent stuff.
Even after metal, noise, indie rock, and a bunch of other explosions in the underground, first wave industrial/experimental post-punk in general (Throbbing Gristle, Coil, Psychic TV, etc.) remains undervalued and fairly unknown to your average "noncommercial" folks.
Last edited by regressivetransphobe; Dec-11-2011 at 00:51.
People who hide are afraid!
Great thread idea. I'll use this to post my new discoveries. Is it ok to post contemporary "classical" as well since it's so intertwined with other genres at that place and so difficult to differentiate?
Anyway, here's an incredible mini-concert by a latin jazz harpist:
this guy is shredding like there's no tomorrow
Obscure? Here we go:
Faye Wong is the uncrowned queen of mandarin pop/rock, selling millions upon millions of her albums all over East Asia. Ma zui (Anaesthesia) is one of her best songs. The mandarin title is a play on words that cannot be translated: apart from the medical meaning, ma zui also stands for the type of high you get from love, drugs or alcohol. The song itself has a great melody, good instrumentation and stunning vocals. Some of her greatest successes have been mandarin covers from artists such as Tori Amos, Cranberries and Cocteau Twins, but this one is an original Chinese production.
Und Morgen wird die Sonne wieder scheinen.....
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