Post a youtube clip of one song per post...

^ I know you like the creepy music of Comus and The Wicker Man soundtrack, so here's another piece of music in the same blood-curdling vein. 

Lately, I have been appreciating the Afro Funk of Nigerian William Onyeabor. In particular, when I am cooking in the kitchen.

Edited by Formentera Lady - October 16 2021 at 20:16

Bruno Pernadas - "Spaceway 70"

TCat wrote: In between having to listen to the interactive choir poll songs, these songs on this thread and a sudden influx of new bands in the progressive metal team, I took some time to listen to all of the posts on the first page, and I must say I enjoyed every one of them.  I really like the variety of styles and genres that have been posted here, and it makes for quite the eclectic playlist.  Hopefully, I can listen to the rest of these soon.   Big shout outs to Xiu Xiu, Darkology, Enon, Third Eye, Union of Crows and Nightshade.

Thanks. Great to see another who has been taking the time to not only mention music, but listen to ones and comment on various selections.

I've appreciated everything in this thread despite some being much more in my wheelhouse than others. Excluding mine, some favourites have been:

Enon - Natural Disasters
Union of Crows
Greg Foat - Of My Hands
Liquid Liquid - Scraper
Maria Joao - Fabula
Kit Sebasian - Tyranny 20

If this were an interactive poll, I'd find it hard choosing just three. And indeed the eclecticism of the list makes it more enjoyable for me (those I listed specifically are very much in my wheelhouse and fit with particular current music interests).

Another current interest for me is the use of traditional Korean instruments in contemporary music. I guess this would be catchy Korean folk rock.

^ I enjoyed the music.  I watched the video and it is strange and slightly disturbing (well, not really disturbing to me) with odd imagery and parasitic-like body horror and I think some sexual symbolism. It's rather dysmorphic.  It reminded me of a think 80s or early 90s sci-fi-horror film that had an element of transformation through a kind of infection, but I can't remember the title and I couldn't find it using my search terms on google.

Jellyfish. There is a well know musician playing on this song. Bonus points if you know who it is and what instrument they play, without consulting the internet. 



Edited by Grumpyprogfan - October 19 2021 at 17:04

^ Very glad to hear you like it, Mira. :) I'm glad it came to mind. It had been a long while and was a very satisfying re-discovery for me.