>repeated riff or crescendo starts off as depressing but repeats to evolve into fury
Music fetishes
Cooper Brooks
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Liam Campbell
>Asus
>A
Camden Nelson
sus2 or sus4?
Ethan Torres
minor seconds
Thomas Turner
examples of this pls
Tyler Gonzalez
nasty triplet melodies from the French
Angel Gonzalez
I'm not OP, but there's something like this in Moya by GY!BE IIRC
Gabriel Gray
violently screamed female vocals
Luis Campbell
Justin Nelson
Any sort of complex polyphony or overlapping vocals
Like in The Great Curve by Talking Heads
Cooper Sanchez
good taste
Elijah Gonzalez
The Mercy Seat
Helpless Child
Jason Long
i've hear helpless child a few times, idk if this applies to it my man
Owen Barnes
>c#m7
Austin Sullivan
It's not on youtube and it's an extremely rare album
but the first two tracks of this japanese postrock band came to mind immediately
from 2008
mega.nz
(might still be uploading if you click too soon)
Owen Roberts
wouldn't have expected this board to have this many perfect pitch users
Adam Carter
Anyone got the link for OPs pic related? Wanna know what vid this is
Isaiah Smith
Swans - To Be Kind
Connor Rodriguez
They're doing more to keep /metal/ from dying than you are
Matthew Collins
>music is fun
youtube.com
Chase Young
James Anderson
When the RIFF comes back, but this time slower
Brayden Howard
Layered lead guitars a la Queen, NiME-era Blind Guardian.
Thrashy riffs that treat the rhythm guitar like a snare drum playing rudiments.
Groovy d-beat sections in death metal.
Good clean female singing in aggressive Power Metal.
Any of these wins points from me but especially the first.
Nicholas Collins
Name three (3) examples of this.
Logan Miller
Nice image you posted, friend!
It doesn't seem to have much to do with the posts you've responded to, though.
Parker Torres
>Nice image you posted, friend!
>It doesn't seem to have much to do with the posts you've responded to, though.
Nathan Davis
Cringe.
Based.
Alexander Peterson
Cringe
Lucas Davis
Cringe
Based
Based
Cringe
Elijah Hernandez
>Countermelodies between two different instruments
Carter Johnson
Cringe
Based
Cringe
Cringe
Based
Colton White
Cringe
Joshua Perry
Cringe
Easton Powell
Cringe
Nicholas James
>exotic time signature
>sounds musical
Also
>Electronic music
>rythm sounds human
Also
>Amazing sonic textures
>play actual melodies
Ryder Jenkins
Bridge
Parker Richardson
based
Dominic Jones
sus 2 chords aren't real
William King
A musical theme from beginning of song being revisited later on in the song. Same thing for when this happens in an album, except even more of a fetish
Julian Sullivan
wtf
Hunter Moore
I Just Wasn't Made For These Times by the Beach Boys sorta has something akin to this.
What else?
Cooper Johnson
youtu.be
This I guess?
Joseph Garcia
IV --> iv --> I
Minor plagal cadences make me cream my shorts.
Brody Clark
based
Christian Wilson
>lofi drums
>all music pauses for a second while every band member screams "WOO","YEAH",etc
>piano/orchestral break
>dueling guitars
>anime samples
Hudson Perez
>melancholic orchestral ballads
ryuichi sakamoto is the master of this
Logan Murphy
here ya go, brother.
Aiden Cook
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Nuclear Death. You're welcome.
Brandon White
Wyatt Green
Drum fills, they are orgasmic
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Benjamin Price
>repeated riff or crescendo starts off as depressing but repeats to evolve into fury
Name one song unironically. I can only think of Wasted Days by Cloud Nothings
Aiden Parker
Check out this album
And then this song youtube.com
Adrian James
whatever the fuck starts happening at 0:50 in this song.
Kevin Jones
>You thought you reached the crescendo of the piece
>You ain't seen nothin yet kiddo
Daniel Reyes
When another melody fades in in the middle of the song,or really any fade ins in general
Gavin King
Battle of Hampton Road is like the perfect finale track. I honestly can't think of a song that makes me feel such intense emotion followed by the sweetest fucking release their ever was.
Camden Watson
>A 14 minute epic that summarizes and completes all the themes of the album and crescendos in the most magnificent way possible
Honestly yeah. It's up there for me, probably in my top five finales
Cooper Wright
When he was screaming I thought it was the climax
When the horns came in while he was muttering "Please don't ever leave" I thought it was the climax
And then I heard the bagpipes
Caleb Sullivan
It's even better if you've heard the full album because the riff at the end repeats the riff from the very start of the album; a musical theme
Lincoln Johnson
Frequent use of drum breaks.
sneed
Hunter Flores
>The band goes through the song and after the second chorus they just begin to jam the fuck out
>The whole track is just an excuse for the band to improvise
>The backing band joins in with the singer at the chorus
>Latin drums such as congas, bongos, timbales, etc.