luka
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Them mad little ghost whispers when it starts up
Listen to this you knobheads
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wild greens
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Luka is from Trinidad?
luka
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More that I invented a unusual personal definition of 'foreign'
Benny Bunter
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Probably not the right place to put this but lol wtf is this I came across?
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(PDF) Examining UK drill music through sentiment trajectory analysis
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wild greens
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Good beats cheap videos I don't care if I don't know what they're saying
wild greens
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Ramshackle music usurps polish any day of the week
mvuent
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i was sort of thinking about that. its funny how a lot of the music barty champions is, in certain ways, aesthetically antithetical to the styles most liked by dissensus. grime, ardcore, post punk, etc. are shambolic, raw, lo fi, choppy, rude. whereas so much of this stuff is ultra clean, precise, smooth, atmospheric, subtle. weirdness is seamlessly woven and blended into the “affect field” rather than guilelessly thrown in your face. (luxury weapon was the phrase for it other_life used.)
ironically a lot of the zoomer internet music that no one here particularly loves, the stuff blissblogger’s son wrote about, is more in line with the former aesthetic value set. so if you think of barty’s stuff as the next in a lineage of dissensus-approved music, does it suggests a kind of switch in aesthetic values has happened between demographics?
ironically a lot of the zoomer internet music that no one here particularly loves, the stuff blissblogger’s son wrote about, is more in line with the former aesthetic value set. so if you think of barty’s stuff as the next in a lineage of dissensus-approved music, does it suggests a kind of switch in aesthetic values has happened between demographics?
luka
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Can overplay the raw rough and rugged line though. Garage doesn't fit into that whatsoever and nor does posh ambient jungle and a host of other things. And there's precedents for the mood-palette too. Wiley at his most sepulchral, that whole mid 90s New York Gothic sound with Mobb Deep and Wu, 'deep and haunting hardcore'...
luka
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It's funny how this ice palace ice castle thing keeps recurring
luka
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Crystalline/Glacial
Music that sounds like crystals. Music that’s crystal clear. Music that crystalizes. Purity, sharpness, edges, frosted, fractal, cool air, arctic color schemes, slick, sleek. This isn’t merely aesthetic, it’s cognitive. That LSD sharpness. Clear headed, sharp witted, a moment of clarity.
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