Lorenzo Senni

[luka]

Possibly but I think it is deeply cynical music

 

[luka]

I think you can determine whether or not it is cynical music by asking whether it proposes the world follow it....

 

[muser]

A vortex of cynicism

 

[luka]

Does it propose a genre coalesce in its wake? I would say clearly not.

 

[luka]

It knows it is not a precursor to a genre as it is cynical or mocking

 

[luka]

Which is no bad thing in and of itself. It's telling us the tropes are are exhausted. And we are in need of new tropes

 

[luka]

But it does mean this is not real music. It's a message

 

[muser]

I would understand your argument in other cases but in this case I disagree, not mocking or cynical, more an example of much machines dictate the music as much as the composer.

 

[luka]

a good argument. Where do we end up if we accept it? Surely with cynicism again no?

 

[muser]

Regardless I think genre can be flirted with without cynicism

 

[muser]

a good argument. Where do we end up if we accept it? Surely with cynicism again no?

Im not cynical

 

[luka]

What do you think @Corpsey

 

[muser]

I quite like lorenzo senni

 

[luka]

"Quite like"

 

[luka]

"Quite like"

New Stuff

I know some graphic designers these days and I'd say they're far more likely to have guitars on their wall and be in a band. But maybe that's just the ones I know. yeah those are the unsuccessful ones

www.dissensus.com

 

[Leo]

does "quite" mean "not really/not very much" over there? because here it means "very much". when you quite like something here. it means you dig it quite a bit.

 

[muser]

I do dig it quite a bit, I reckon he's pretty good

 

[chava]

Possibly but I think it is deeply cynical music

+1

 

[IdleRich]

It means both.
One of those words like cleave or overlook that means one thing and its opposite.

 

[muser]

It's all in the intonation , sometimes it means you basically hate it but don't want to let up.