Whenever things fall apart, Alice Glass tends to carry this specific kind of attitude that I find incredibly grating. It’s often tied to that whole electro and nu-rave scene—both the performers and the fans. Beyond just the music itself, that particular vibe is one of the main reasons I’ve never really been able to get into that entire subculture...
Alright, then! I listened to that one album of theirs with all the heavy hitters quite a bit back in the day. After that, I just couldn't bring myself to get into it anymore...
It was certainly entertaining in its own way, though I can't help but feel it could have been polished up quite nicely by addressing just a few of the points you all mentioned... and honestly, it wouldn't have been that much of an undertaking.
I seem to have typed that by mistake, my apologies.
Oh, and by the way, I just caught up on the opening post. That’s exactly what I was getting at. It's just like Elemental and those other local bands where you see massive crowds cheering for nothing more than some shallow, surface-level energy...
That’s precisely the point; I simply don’t listen to them, much like I don't listen to dubioza. Does anyone here actually see a connection between dubioza and stillness?
I just can't get into it... everyone around me is caught up in it, they're talking about them constantly, feeling all that energy at the concert, but I just can't find my rhythm... that whole vibe just doesn't resonate with me...
I would certainly consider attending, though I wouldn't call myself a die-hard superfan; I only know a handful of tracks, but I know I'll be happy just to be there. If he performs my absolute favorite, "When Doves Cry," then it's a win in my book. Honestly, provided the performance is solid, everyone will walk away satisfied—I have heard nothing but glowing reviews about how brilliant he and the band are live, suggesting the experience is well worth the price of admission. My only real hurdle at this stage is the cost, but I am going to enter every giveaway and sweepstakes I can find... I simply have to win somewhere!
Ivo Amulić — just this tiny fragment of soul... The question of when we might see a true return to stability—a period of genuine restoration—is one that lingers heavily on the minds of many observers today. It feels as though we are constantly navigating through shifting sands, waiting for a firm foundation to reappear under our feet... There is something profoundly moving about the way Đani Maršan captures that specific feeling of longing in "Prozor prema zalazu." It’s one of those rare tracks that seems to hang in the air, much like the quiet stillness you might find watching a sunset over the Pacific coast in Malibu. The melody carries a certain weight, a contemplative sort of beauty that stays with you long after the final note fades... It really makes you stop and reflect on the passage of time and the windows we leave open to the past... I simply can't go on like this anymore...
Alright, then make sure to emphasize that you're specifically referring to a few of your own personal preferences, because even when things don't go perfectly for me, I can still say the experience was generally positive, but when it comes to Electronic music, it is always absolutely incredible.
jadeskipper18 said:I went to an Electronic music set at Aquarius last year. Honestly, it was one of the worst parties I've ever attended, and I've been to plenty of them 🤷 I think I'll probably skip it during Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 😁
I suspect the issue might lie with you, considering this is the only event that has consistently run for several years, typically on a weekday, and it's quite a phenomenon given how packed it always gets for such sophisticated electronic music. Therefore...
I believe it would be much clearer for everyone if you specified exactly what kind of events and music you actually enjoy.
Electronic music is simply incredible; they are easily among my favorite DJs. They always deliver an absolute banger, and their Innervisions label puts out such phenomenal sound... it’s just top-tier stuff overall.
I couldn't track down a specific mix for L-Visa, but I'll leave you his MySpace link here so you can dig through it yourself. He’s got some really fresh tracks—everything from deep vibes to high energy. It's all great stuff for mixing, and honestly, it's just perfect for getting people on the dance floor.
It isn’t really about taking offense; it is more that such a comment feels somewhat tasteless. There is a generally accepted etiquette to avoid bringing up those topics, especially here on a forum within this specific context.
By the way, if you are into electronic music, I think you would really enjoy two specific things: on one hand, there is Ame, and on the other, L-Vis 1990. You should definitely check out both sounds; ZKN is a solid choice...