Is there anything else quite like it? As in a plunderphonics album that is more dance oriented with very minimal to no rap/hip-hop garbage
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)17:46:27
>>130634206(OP) I thought you wanted some bloomer maximialist shit in which I was about to recommend The Go Team but I can confirm that stylistically The Avalanches are standalone
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)17:49:29
>>130634542 >The Go Team It's a better answer than most
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)19:53:46
>>130634206(OP) Anything that's sample-heavy is bogged down by the crutch of hip-hop, this record is way more innovative than people realize
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)20:07:07
>>130636252 I don't want to be racist but it's crazy how white people are just so much better at doing hip hop instrumentals than black people are, like they're so much better we had to invent new genres for when white people do it.
>>130634206(OP) this one's my favorite. there's a bunch of different versions and sadly some great tracks and interludes are only available in some of them (A Ribbon for my Hair, Welly Top Mary, A New Wig for Me), but any of them will deliver.
>>130638474 What are some of your favorite all black Prog Rock bands?
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)10:57:44
>>130634206(OP) A LOT of late 90s big beat/trip hop stuff, and also some of the deeper french touch stuff like Etienne De Crecy and Motorbass
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)11:09:09
>>130634206(OP) I've been working on a track for a while that is somewhat in the same vein but with breakbeats. Hopefully I can finish and release it but idk about clearing samples and all that.
>>130636571 >>130638474 I never said I wasn't being racist with that statement though. I said I don't WANT to be racist, but I am because I am saying this. >>130636542 I know it's not a hip hop record. I was talking about hip hop style production and how white people do it better than black people