Another NYC legend passes. If you don't know his music, you should. Master of drone, noise and dissonance.
Rest in Chaos, Glenn Branca
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, May 15 2018 09:51 PM
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Posted 15 May 2018 - 09:57 PM
a sad loss for sure, hopefully this informs more people about no wave
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Posted 16 May 2018 - 08:14 AM
Big fan of The Ascension and some of his other early works but hasn’t really dug in beyond that. Found out about Theoretical Girls yesterday and enjoying listening to the compilation now
Definitely an incredible musician. I can hear his influence all over the music I listen to. Also one of my first exposures to philosophically driven avant-garde music
Definitely an incredible musician. I can hear his influence all over the music I listen to. Also one of my first exposures to philosophically driven avant-garde music
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Posted 16 May 2018 - 06:51 PM
Know nothing about him but fancy digging in. Any suggestions guys?
edit: Will try what Patsy has posted he is listening to
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Posted 16 May 2018 - 07:18 PM
Alot of Branca's stuff sounds pretty similar to alot of krautrock like Neu! and Can, so if you've listened to Omar, who was heavily influenced by those bands, you've probably already been exposed to some of those musical ideas without even realizing it. Basically he's one of the few who took punk music into the composition world.
In this age of spic-and-span smooth pop-friendly digital tunes, Branca's noisy, abrasive approach is a much-needed antidote.
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Posted 17 May 2018 - 07:26 PM
Alot of Branca's stuff sounds pretty similar to alot of krautrock like Neu! and Can, so if you've listened to Omar, who was heavily influenced by those bands, you've probably already been exposed to some of those musical ideas without even realizing it. Basically he's one of the few who took punk music into the composition world.
In this age of spic-and-span smooth pop-friendly digital tunes, Branca's noisy, abrasive approach is a much-needed antidote.
Ahh cool - rather enjoying what I've found on youtube.
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Posted 17 July 2018 - 06:40 PM
to be honest this is the first time i hear about him. loved his art the first few minutes! thanks! i can give other recommendations if someone's interested
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