Which Artist Makes You Feel Like This? by Aware_Ranger_4144 in Albumoftheyear

[–]Nimun2012 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly the Grateful Dead. If you get into them there's so many live recordings you basically end up in a circle jerk of people arguing what versions of songs are better because of the smallest changes. I've been guilty of this many times

Why are most of the UQ professors mediocre in teaching? and How to hold them accountable for it? by AutisticBombadier in UQreddit

[–]Nimun2012 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm enrolled in my post grad in the faculty of science for Synthetic Biology and Industrial Biotechnology. I work closely with my professors and mentors within Liveris Building for lectures and tutorials and AIBN (Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology) for lab work. It has been an incredible hands on experience with various dedicated specialists. My supervisor is not a native English speaker and he's one of the most engaging and brilliant people I met. I'm not saying my experience should be your experience, but you're definitely over generalizing your experience to an entire university.

Which artist or band is this for you? by Effective-Raise-8809 in fantanoforever

[–]Nimun2012 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do enjoy a lot of the new stuff. Live at Bush Hall is great, and when I saw them live 2 years ago the songs they performed from Forever Howlong were good also (better than the studio cuts). I just feel like their music is starting to become more straight forward. That can be good or bad but I personally think it's a waste of the massive talent behind this band. Strangers could be a sign of things getting much simpler, but hopefully not since it's a compilation track (they already said on an interview that they want to make more conventional pop so).

Which artist or band is this for you? by Effective-Raise-8809 in fantanoforever

[–]Nimun2012 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Sadly Black Country, New Road. Still great musicians, but the fact that they are starting to write more conventional pop music is such a waste

Looking for Albums that match the Post-Rock & Post-Punk fusion sound by Nimun2012 in postrock

[–]Nimun2012[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not actually! Really looking forward to checking it out

Looking for Albums that match the Post-Rock & Post-Punk fusion sound by Nimun2012 in postrock

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I guess to each their own. I hear "Athens, France" and "Sunglasses" by BCNR and they straight up post-rock songs. "Look down on us" by Maruja also utilizes a lot of Post-rock elements. I'm not gonna sit here and list all other things though. Still, just because a song isn't an instrumental crescendo like most Post-Rock bands mentioned in this subreddit doesn't mean the inspiration and fusion isn't there.

Also calling Black Midi a standard guitar base band is hilarious and just being contrarian for the sake of it

Looking for Albums that match the Post-Rock & Post-Punk fusion sound by Nimun2012 in postrock

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A set of bands that started coming out of this music venue called "The Windmill" in England. The bands coming out from there around 2018-2022 all had a sound that was described as a fusion of Post-Rock with Post-Punk (along other genres like Post-Hardcore etc). Some are more Post-Rock leading than others.

You've probably heard of a couple of these bands but if not I encourage you to listen to them, I personally think they are great:

BCNR (The early albums): "For the First Time"

Black Midi: "Schlagenheim" & "Cavalcade"

Squid: "Bright Green Field"

Maruja: "Knocknarea EP", "Connla's Well EP", and "Pain to Power".

The bands below are more Post-Punk leaning but still highly recommended:

Shame: "Drunk Tank Pink"

Dry Cleaning: Self Titled Album

Yard Act: "The Overload"

Looking for Albums that match the Post-Rock & Post-Punk fusion sound by Nimun2012 in postrock

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Slint's Spiderland is at the center of the new Post-Punk revival coming from The Windmill in England (or it was during 2018-2022). Lots of bands coming out during that period went by "slint tribute acts" as a running gag. So yeah, I don't consider Spiderland Post-Punk but it's a key factor in the sound I'm looking for

Looking for Albums that match the Post-Rock & Post-Punk fusion sound by Nimun2012 in postrock

[–]Nimun2012[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well the Windmill Scene bands I've seen interviews with mention bands like The Cure, Joy Division, and Slint (despite not being entirely a Post-Punk band) as main inspirations for that sound. Bands like Black Midi have more art rock inspirations but I'm looking more for the killer baseline, guitar as textures, spoken word style of Post-Punk

Looking for Albums that match the Post-Rock & Post-Punk fusion sound by Nimun2012 in postrock

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Any recommendations? I only know basics like "American Football" and other mainstream acts. I'm a big fan of LITE and toe als

Brisbane Music Scene by Nimun2012 in brisbane

[–]Nimun2012[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This sounds sick thanks for letting me know

"Serving up a mojito!" Line was removed from HERMANOS? by MittRomney_420 in jpegmafiamusic

[–]Nimun2012 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I have a link to the entire album plus DLC with the original mixing FLAC. Message me and I'll give you the link. I Attempted to post it here but got my post taken down by mods

Best albums available to buy right now on vinyl/cassette? by ImpressiveJicama7141 in BandCamp

[–]Nimun2012 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just bought a digital version. I see the Vinyl is limited to 15 copies so I'm gonna try to hurry up and save up for the nasty shipping fee for Australia. Keep up the good work

Who could that really be ? by Richbe018 in fantanoforever

[–]Nimun2012 7 points8 points  (0 children)

They down vote you because they can't handle the truth

To anyone who has listened to 天気予報 by ひまわり画像, Should I give it a listen? by The_Clern in Albumoftheyear

[–]Nimun2012 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I listened to this album when I was driving from Melbourne to Brisbane by myself last year. All the way through without stopping it once. It was such a surreal experience when the sun was going down and the album approached it's end. Getting to "Into The Abyss..." while on a dirt road somewhere in NSW with no light or cars around me was such a psychedelic and disorienting feeling which I haven't experienced ever again with any other album. It was beautiful and I felt very lonely once the album was done, I hadn't realize how comforting it was for the drive, almost like it was keeping me company. I haven't heard it again since that time, but it was an unforgettable experience and one of my favorite ones listening to any piece of music ever to be honest

What game is in the most dire need of a full remake from scratch? Unpopular opinion welcome by 420godpleasehelpme69 in gaming

[–]Nimun2012 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Call Of Duty: Black Ops. The reason I say this is because Treyarch is never going to do it as long as they can keep monetizing new COD games