I hate it when rejection notices go "It was a difficult decision to make", etc.
You know it wasn't. It took all of 3 seconds.
You know it wasn't. It took all of 3 seconds.
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Daily music recommendation #36
Switching it up today. Instead of a singular recommendation, I wanted to showcase the global reach of emo music. I'm not nearly as familiar with non-American emo, so I could only give these examples. But all three of them are fire.
If Indomie is considered the best instant noodle brand by many, I wonder what the fuck everything below it tastes like. Just how ass are other instant noodles? Have I been taking instant noodles for granted?
You could be having a normal dinner with your uncles, and in between talks of the fine shyt they fumbled in highschool, they'd just randomly bring up Anastasia surviving execution and esoteric Hitlerism.
Are you @SuperSubway ?
I had a dream last night about a chef who was so fed up with the decline of the culinary arts that he hijacked a plane and flew into the sunset in an act of suicidal protest.
Daily music recommendation #35
This is where the label "emo" reveals once again the nebulous nature of pop culture terms.
By no means is Weezer an emo band. They're a lot of things for a lot of people. Virgin music, incelcore, geek rock, power pop, but not emo.
Yet, their sophomore album Pinkerton is considered a significant and influential work in the 90s emo pantheon.
Orang Indo?
Anybody remember that Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo show? That shit changed 13 year old me's entire world. I wonder if it still holds up, considering my increasing jadedness towards teen dramas.
I have a Zoom meeting in 5 minutes and I'm reminded that this is hell
Literally all of the teppanyaki (that's hibachi for the Americans) places in my city have closed down. Not a single one remains.
Yet another ploy by big K-BBQ.
Daily music recommendation #34
Onto emo's fourth wave (the revival). Emo was gaining prominence in the underground, thanks to the internet. Bands started reincorporating the clean, indie-flavored sounds of 90s midwest emo, mostly inspired by American Football. This led to many of these bands sounding derivative. A cliche arose that emo was now white boys whining over twinkly riffs.
Mmm Pope died
Kinda liked that dude ngl
> New color
> Looks inside
> Cyan
You can't fool me, science man
Tests where you have to do math with only 1 minute per problem are inhumane
Daily music recommendation #33
When you think of emo bands, what do you imagine? Young men in skinny jeans and wack hair? The genre may have this perception of being a boy's only club, but certain bands do buck that trend.
Everyone Asked About You almost sound like a twee pop band with their naive boy-girl vocals, but that little bit of grit and rawness is unmistakably 90s emo.
Daily music recommendation #32
Fuck it, it's emo week. I'll be posting the best of the various waves of emo to show the genre's range beyond 2000s Hot Topic music.
I swear if I was a Make-A-Wish kid, I'd wish to eat so much Texas BBQ that it overrides whatever's already killing me and gives me a fatal heart attack instead.
Fuck meeting LeBron James and Disneyland. This is what I want.
I realized that even if I just posted stupid bullshit 10 times every single day, it'd still take me over 3 years of straight coalposting to reach the current top of the forums.
Wowzers
Daily music recommendation #31
My favorite Kessoku Band track. An absolute masterclass of math rock, courtesy of Nakajima Ikkyu of tricot. It features some of the best guitar work in the genre, including a killer verse riff. Mizuno Saku's vocals also capture the melancholic feel of the song perfectly (she's even better in the live version). -
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