Music: Difference between revisions
From Bibliotheca Anonoma
Antonizoon (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
Raton-laveur (talk | contribs) (added VIPtronic project) |
||
| Line 13: | Line 13: | ||
== [[4chan Music]] == | == [[4chan Music]] == | ||
The infamous "internet hate machine" has consistently put out new musical features, spanning from full orchestral albums covered by collective anons, to /mu/'s many concept albums. The shear number of works put out in only matched by the wildly varying level of quality. | The infamous "internet hate machine" has consistently put out new musical features, spanning from full orchestral albums covered by collective anons, to /mu/'s many concept albums. The shear number of works put out in only matched by the wildly varying level of quality. | ||
== VIPtronic Project == | |||
http://tanasinn.info/wiki/VIPtronic_project | |||
[[category:music]] | [[category:music]] | ||
Revision as of 09:19, 4 May 2018
Genres
Some genres of music owe their entire existance to the internet, drawing direct inspiration from the culture and technology surrounding it.
- Vaporwave - A genre consisting mostly of slowed down elevator music and 80's pop, that has evolved into a more ambient tone in recent years.
- Future Funk - A sub-genre of vaporwave. It is characterized with the heavy use of samples, primarily of 70's and 80's funk and disco.
- Oceangrunge - Originated on /mu/
Groups
4chan Music
The infamous "internet hate machine" has consistently put out new musical features, spanning from full orchestral albums covered by collective anons, to /mu/'s many concept albums. The shear number of works put out in only matched by the wildly varying level of quality.
