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Dez 11 Freitag, 11. Dezember 2009
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Retribution Gospel Choir	Mercury Lounge New York, Vereinigte Staaten 40.722024 -73.98682	3 Besucher Shout hinzufügen
Dez 17 Donnerstag, 17. Dezember 2009
Mountains The For Carnation	Knitting Factory Brooklyn, NY, Wellington, Vereinigte Staaten -41.3166667 174.75	1 Besucher Shout hinzufügen
Dez 19 Samstag, 19. Dezember 2009
Retribution Gospel Choir in Club 501 Retribution Gospel Choir, Whitesand/Badlands	Club 501 Minneapolis, MN, Minneapolis, Vereinigte Staaten 44.978285 -93.261147	5 Besucher 1 Shout

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caroben schrieb:
vor 24 Minuten

Here's Allmusic's definition: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=77:4527. No history though.

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catachresistant schrieb:
Samstag Nachmittag

No-one knows, man. I've heard it said that the term began as a joke, labelling bands who themselves were a reaction against the hardcore sound which dominated eighties alternative. Seems to me that Slint, Codeine, perhaps even Bedhead slowed down the typical ALBINI SOUND and went from there... Certainly, these bands played to a punk (and later, grunge) crowd who were used to louder, faster, more abrasive music. But no-one knows for sure. The term has existed since at least the early-to-mid nineties, that's all I can I be certain on (based entirely on Alan Sparhawk's disdain of the term, which is very Efrim/"post-rock", innit). Incidentally, here's something I once linked to on here, but mods deleted all my shouts: http://drownedinsound.com/news/4136195

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no_ripcord schrieb:
Samstag Nachmittag

FUCK. does anyone have information on the time the genre name appeared (name "slowcore", not galaxie 500), the person who used it first, the reasons he called it this way?

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ButcherX schrieb:
Samstag Morgen

what kind of stupid name for a genre is this?

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super-pangolin schrieb:
Freitag Abend

Only marginally. Metalcore is verging on 20 years.

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catachresistant schrieb:
Donnerstag Nachmittag

"these days" <--"slowcore" existed before metalcore.

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AlaNio schrieb:
Donnerstag Nachmittag

fuckin ridiculous name for a genre. i can understand the use of the word 'core' somewhat if there are hardcore influences which is the case with 'metalcore' or whatever. but its being thrown around so fucking loosely these days. Shoving CORE on the end of a word does not make it a genre. you faggotcore's.

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no_ripcord schrieb:
Mittwoch Nachmittag

just one question: what is the origin of the genre's name? (btw i understand why "slow-")

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TescoSwab schrieb:
Dienstag Abend

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Jamesismynamo schrieb:
letzten Monat

I so fucking hate the word "core". [3]

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wahai_riz schrieb:
letzten Monat

I so fucking hate the word "core". [2]

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ithinkitsjustme schrieb:
letzten Monat

Guess some people should take some time reading about music itself (not only bands) and try to understand the logic behind the tags so they could better criticise other than just saying senseless things and making themselves look bad in public. But hey, that's just me.

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blibblipblib schrieb:
letzten Monat

modus is a spammer

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wphockey schrieb:
Oktober 2009

slowcore sounds too intense for me...

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LordRama schrieb:
Oktober 2009

"but for people with more experimental music tastes, it gets less relevant and mundane the further you go." Bullshit, I wouldn't have discovered half the stuff I listened to if it weren't for musically dissimilar artists getting grouped arbitrarily into media-generated boxes. Asking "what sounds like X" will just get you stuff that sounds like X, whereas asking "what is grouped into the same arbitrary category as X" is more likely to surprise you with different stuff (where X is a generic moniker, like post-rock or industrial, that includes a bunch of things that don't sound alike). For example, if I like Autechre, asking "what sounds kinda like Autechre" is going to get me mostly stuff that sounds kinda like Autechre, whereas asking "what is some other good idm-type stuff" is going to get me stuff that sounds kinda like Autechre, in addition to other great artists like The Orb or Boards of Canada, which sound nothing like Autechre.

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outoftheangeles schrieb:
Oktober 2009

I only found out about Low, Codeine and Bedhead by clicking on the slowcore tag out of curiosity from the Galaxie500 page. I know Low hate the term, but I think it's a useful tag, and the bands all fit the description well. If they'd been tagged indie I'd probably never discovered them.

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catachresistant schrieb:
Oktober 2009

It's more of a bowel movement than a genre.

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tridentgum0 schrieb:
Oktober 2009

Slowcore is more of a movement than a genre, and a fine movement it was.

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GKarabogdan schrieb:
Oktober 2009

Lachlan_Willis wrote some smart things. You kids should pay attention to it.

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Lachlan_Willis schrieb:
September 2009

If you don't like the way people tag genres, just don't subscribe to it and ignore it. It doesn't really make a difference, each band will sound different, some sound more similar to others that's all. I don't say 'Hey I love Red House Painters, time to check out every Slowcore band ever', I say 'Hey I love Red House Painters, time to check out bands that might sound similar to them in the hope I can find another band I like.' Using genres to pigeonhole things just works better for some people in helping them find out what they might like, but for people with more experimental music tastes, it gets less relevant and mundane the further you go. Also, CA_Punker i'm pretty sure Shitcore does exist much to your dismay.

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