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bumping legendary thread

Ciao... Forza Juve!

Syncing + Timus
Mike + Mirelin
b4nny + nursey
V!s + Jun0

Harsh noise and power electronics music are extremely cathartic genres for me. I understand why some people won't even consider them as music, but they do something for me that I can't quite get out of any other sound.
Sometimes I also like to listen to number station recordings.
I would also really recommend at least one listen of Peter Sotos' Buyer's Market. This album can be very disturbing and unpleasant for some, but I still think there's something to gain out of the experience of listening to this record.

godtier but I think it would have been funnier if you posted the image and just didn't explain anything

https://www.theonion.com/man-not-himself-until-he-has-so-much-coffee-he-feels-li-1819576922

All my siblings and I are right handed, but we all hold our forks with our right hand because our mom taught us how to eat and she is left handed

Fake plants hung from ceiling
Posters, or tapestry if you're going for that unemployed hippie vibe
Mini fridge
Kettle
Don't skip out on a dehumidifier if you live somewhere where humidity is a year-round nuisance.

Kanye West - Hold My Liquor

I always find it really impressive when sound engineers manage to pull off thick layers of distorted guitars and make it still sound clean and defined. Any of the songs off Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream are an excellent example of this. Lately I've been listening to lots of Deafheaven and they are fantastic at this too.

I love it when there are big, sudden jumps in dynamic range when a song shifts from verse to chorus. Weezer - Say It Ain't So and Nirvana - Heart Shaped Box are the first examples that come to mind. Such a simple and common technique, but when done right it can still give me goosebumps.

Microtonality in vocals. Almost all vocalists use microtonality to some degree, but I love it when they make it really obvious. Maynard does this to perfection in his stuff with Tool. The chorus on Eulogy still sends shivers down my spine every single time, though he flaunts this to perfection on all of Ænima.

It's a Danelectro 59M. Amazing, sparkly and jangly clean tones on it. Super cheap for the quality too! Give them a checking out!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejtWXDm5uNI
Jimmy Page used one during his time with Led Zeppelin. You can see him play his here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODidAgdL40Y

might be my favourite tracks from this band. They have such an amazing shoegaze sound I swear. Don't even mind them departing from the metal sound.

Here's my new guitar I bought : )

https://i.imgur.com/CtsNw6a.jpg

Ur either dumb or English if you think anybody except Italy is winning this tournament