/doomer/ - Doomers Club

>>18851

Don't be too hard on him - LARPers are really just failures at life still desperately seeking to appear differently because, unlike us, they're not honest enough to admit to being a failure at life. That's why I don't believe such anons actually believe what they say - they just know like we do that all is lost, but still want to appear above what they see as "defeatism" while acting like their slacktivism actually matters any more than our supposed defeatism. If you read between the lines, this anon is literally crying out for help. Pity him, anon. He needs it.

let's get this thread back on track. Obscure dancy coldwave, anyone?

I miss when music this pure sounding was popular.

Modest Mouse - Gravity Rides Everything

>>18860

Agreed, anon. Here's some music to help out with that.

>>18868

Potential doomer anthem right here too.

>>18870

One last one, but this one is also great too. Tsoi wasn't a doomer, but he lived much like one:

>Tsoi lived a poor life, with Marianna saying that they couldn't even afford a proper wedding dress. He worked and lived in the boiler room of his apartment building.

This song is like advertisement on some sitcom from late 80s.

I've been jamming "End of Life" for years but somehow only just now heard the full Strid EP.

< Current mood

…boner…

>>10803

mogolico

>>19072

How do you do, fellow Di6 fan?

Come before /doomer/ and murder hope.

>>19082

>>19072

Fuck yeah I'm into this, I'm not even a nazi

>>19088

>I'm not even a nazi

Your digits say otherwise. You are now forever tainted by Gay Strasserist Uniform Fetishism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qI0NyR5iGg

here at /doomer/, we respecc wahmen!

Gen Z is turning out to be pretty powerful

>>19153

women are the nigger faggots of the world

>>19154

That is zoomer music? Why do they always make vocals so muddy you can't understand shit? It could be nice punk-ish track if the vocals wouldn't be so codeine-tier.

>>19167

sounds like shoegazey garage punk. similar to my old band but mine was slower and less shoegaze and vocals were obnoxious. we also used a drum machine instead of real drums.

>>19178

I like the song tough just I'm overfed with this type of vocals. New dream pop bands do it as well. Somebody should do a cover song with proper vocals, if only it would be more punchy.

>>19179

Pretty sure hes a zoomer or of that general age (maybe ~19-20). As for the vocals, my theory is that its to embarrassing / awkward for a lot of people to actually sing clearly so they use distortion as a crutch. (perhaps it masks their vocal flaws)

>>19220

NHL, @incelvis is an inspired handle. Made me chuckle when I first came across the account.

why isn't there more post-punk shoegaze? ive been searching for years and ive yet to find anything that tops the 'happy songs for happy zombies' EP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpmJf06VhWs

>>19222

Because shoegaze died when NPCs and soccer moms hijacked the genre.

>>19249

>>19250

>>19251

>>19220

lo-fi is great, it's just trend i noticed in this "sadzoomer" music, those vocals i mean. a lot white mumble rappers use these muddy vocals as well, as if it's not enough that I don't understand them shit anyway. vid unrelated, school shooter rave

Nicks-era Fleetwood Mac was lowkey goth af.

Densest black metal ive heard

Im aaddicted to falling asleep to this. Cant hear my thoughts with this playing

https://youtu.be/Hk6WAptENIU

Diofag again

High noon, oh I'd sell my soul for water

Nine years worth of breakin' my back

There's no sun in the shadow of the wizard

See how he glides, why he's lighter than air?

Oh I see his face!

Where is your star?

Is it far, is it far, is it far?

When do we leave?

I believe, yes, I believe

In the heat and the rain

With whips and chains

To see him fly

So many die

We build a tower of stone

With our flesh and bone

Just to see him fly

But don't know why

Now where do we go?

Hot wind, moving fast across the desert

We feel that our time has arrived

The world spins, while we put his dream together

A tower of stone to take him straight to the sky

Oh I see his face!

Where is your star?

Is it far, is it far, is it far?

When do we leave?

Hey, I believe, I believe

In the heat and the rain

With whips and chains

Just to see him fly

Too many die

We build a tower of stone

With our flesh and bone

To see him fly

But we don't know why

Ooh, now where do we go

All eyes see the figure of the wizard

As he climbs to the top of the world

No sound, as he falls instead of rising

Time standing still, then there's blood on the sand

Oh I see his face!

Where was your star?

Was it far, was it far

When did we leave?

We believed, we believed, we believed

In heat and rain

With the whips and chains

To see him fly

So many died

We built a tower of stone

With our flesh and bone

To see him fly

But why

In all the rain

With all the chains

Did so many die

Just to see him fly

Look at my flesh and bone

Now, look, look, look, look,

Look at his tower of stone

I see a rainbow rising

Look there, on the horizon

And I'm coming home, I'm coming home, I'm coming home

Time is standing still

He gave back my will

Ooh ooh ooh ooh

Going home

I'm going home

My eyes are bleeding

And my heart is leaving here

The place I've known

But it's not home

Car Seat Headrest. Listen to first track of Teens in Denial, speaks to me like nothing else

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcZ4llLifLY

If you listen to the lyrics, this song screams doomer. The music also helps it along in that regard. Thanks, anons, for your own recs. My playlist thanks you.

>>19585

excellent choice.

>>19249

>when NPCs and soccer moms hijacked the genre.

So basically it died like everything else, huh?

Boys I made this Folk playlist tonight fueled by alcohol and cigarettes

Please enjoy it

https://youtu.be/oVsiP8hQNMI

>>19645

Nah, this L7 song is far more doomer.

>I don't wanna watch television, I don't wanna listen to the radio…

>>19656

>>19645

I never thought feminist punk would appear here. At least good taste and not that fucking hag Kim Gordon.

Broke: Saving women

Woke: Killing pimps of underage whores in 70s new york

>>19660

Here's the song I got playing right now, anon. Good stuff from a better time smdh…

>>19660

>that shit

They're going to raise the AoC to 21 and in twenty years there'll be movies about "rescuing" 19-year-old Patreon camgirls from evil internet manipulators that never existed, as proof that we need the new internet regulations where you have to submit a blood sample to log on.

>>19663

There is 100% going to be "feminist punk" about bombing a thinly disguised version of the guy who owns 8ch. This is how stupid and gay shit actually is.

>>19663

>as proof that we need the new internet regulations where you have to submit a blood sample to log on.

Oh, please. The nukes will have gone off long before anything like that is even thought of. Of course, when that happens, the age of consent will be obsolete, because it'll be open season on everybody at that point. The world is going to end up like the Omar ending of Deus Ex Invisible War AINEC - how we get there depends on 2020.

>>19661

First time I hear this song actually, thanks for sharing.

>>19663

Internet was mistake anyway, good riddance.

>>19667

You know, I thought this board was going to go all /pol/ Kali Yuga, but having it go all "pimps are real and feminism is cool" is actually… I don't know if it's worse but it's certainly more disturbing.

>>19667

>thanks for sharing

No time, anon. I'm always glad to share what i've picked up over the years - it's helped me a ton and maybe it can help somebody else.

>Internet was mistake anyway, good riddance.

Amen to that.

>>19668

No, we are a /pol/ Kali Yuga "Kalki is an incel-slaying feminist" board. Ya gotta problem with that?

>>19660

Killing pimps of underage whores in 70s new york

Based and Bickle-pilled

>>19668

You can look at it this way though - if you are part of the accelerate decay camp, women screaming about how they want to sell their bodies and writing SLUT all over their bodies is something you might appreciate. I'm all for disturbing, disgusting, etc. why not, it's not like I'm trying to save anything and punk is good. Also the reference was this: >>19672

>>19672

Well, yeah, I do. Having basically the entirety of the species' effort devoted to your protection and upkeep, then going "we need to kill [men who can't get laid]" is comical.

I hope you realize that the guy that was based on was screwing the chick Jodie Foster was based on. Or maybe not. I don't remember if he just stalked her or what.

>>19673

Anyway, I might add that even urban area with all this filth and shit, blood, drugs, whores, scum, I grew up in environment like this however with different flavor of what you have in US, it become familiar after years of your life, it becomes part of who you are.

>>19674

You can also lay back and enjoy some music without going into gender wars issue. Let the pigs (humans) bathe in the mud because we are all in this shit together and there is only one way out.

>>19673

I'm part of the "we don't need another board for women to complain about how <1% guys still exist" camp.

>>19676

I like the idea that sharing stupid feminist punk can be taken so seriously, it's invitation for perfect bait.

No women are here though, don't create issue where isn't one.

>>19677

I'm not advocating that you do anything, mind (you can't, that approach doesn't work for this problem)- but I feel like I should keep pointing out bullshit when I read it.

>>19674

What makes you any better than /pol/, punk? They see jews under every bed, you think that everyone who disagrees with you is a woman.

Anyway, enough with sperg-out. Let's enjoy more L7, this time with based Waylon on the guitars.

>>19680

Just discovered this one

>>19679

they don't want to be sluts they want to be children

>>19682

I would lie to you if I would tell you I know what the fuck women want.

>>19681

This is seriously good. I never dug deep into the Crass discography. It's kinda funny how Steve Ignorant collaborated with Current 93, when a lot of modern punks see it (mistakenly and hilariously) as a 'fascist' project.

Also, it's great when punks and industrial musicians subvert/re-appropriate disco.

>>19682

why not both? With some feminism sprinkled on top, of course.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinderwhore

>>19690

It has that no-wave urban feel to it I always loved, first time I heard Crass though.

>>19691

>>19691

>>19692

Thanks BO, you have given me a new appreciation for snotty, female-fronted punk and no-wave.

Poasting an old fav. This one has just a teensy bit of /pol/ appeal.

>>19694

I just literally found those bands now and I'm amazed it's actually pretty good. Maybe not /doomer/ but I it can make some ass burned even after 30 years. Thanks for share. This one is unrelated but these songs reminded me this one, not sure if posted it before.

>>19695

Great find. Just as good as Crass' Walls.

Complete change of pace here, but this one has a great atmosphere. The rest of album has some heavier songs

>>19697

Link not available for me for some reason.

>>19699

does this one work?

>>19700

Yes it does. It's more like blend between velvet underground and goth stuff. There is something magical in deeper female voice.

What do you guys think of this one?

1381 WILL COMMENCE AGAIN!

>>19821

Sorry for the huge image that's making the whole page lag.

>tfw saging a pinned thread

>>19821

no worries, thanks for the list

>>19822

and the link

>>19821

She had a great taste in music, that's for sure.

>Garbage

Vid related, often said to be their precursors, is also very good. However, these guys didn't get as famous, sadly.

>>19821

superb taste with a good variety of genres.

Didn't expect artists like 808 State, Aphex Twin and Bones on that list (although Bones Teenwitch Album) kinda fits her vibe.

Ive been jamming doom and sludge metal for over 10 years now. Kinda funny to end up in a sub culture called /doomer/ when ive been a different yet identical doomer my entire adult life so far.

Big fan of the classics like Sabbath and Pentagram, Lamp of thoth, Witchfinder General, Trouble, Saint Vitus, etc. And the more modern era sludge/doom shit like eyehategod, Iron Monkey, Brainoil, Buzzoven, etc. I like some stoner rock, too, but that whole genre has turned from a cool niche thing to a faggy hipsters wet dream thanks to dudeweed culture.

Ive got a 200+ vinyl record collection that I sperged out and bought in a huge buying spree when I was really depressed once….ohhh those poor ol benjis.

I like some hardcore crustpunk like dystiopia, and arson anthem. some 90s pop shit like alice in chains and mad season are pretty deadly, too. im all over the place musically.

It just kills me that metal heads by and large are massive faggots these days. Metalheads are just pussies larping as tough guys for the most part.

>>19875

Most doomers appear to be metalheads. I really don't like metal, the only metal band/sinfer I like is Dio. I prefer grunge and synthwave.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypknY6nIDe0

Such an earworm…

>>19850

I agree entirely, anon. Here's some other music of theirs - thanks to all anons for helping me build an awesome personal playlist.

EBM

November Növelet

Posting more femme No Wave. (thanks BO, for getting me started on this new kick). Peggy Lee was bested here, and hated on this version out of jealousy more than anything else. The new lyrics are /doomer/ as fuck.

>>20198

This is not no wave but it's really nice song, thank you. I realized this stuff is Riot grrrl (maybe?) and that helped me to find some of more songs but I honestly have no clue where this has its roots before late 80s/90s because those bands are more just punk spin-offs. A lot influences are shown in this music, from surf rock, 60s influences, through punk and some no wave, which is really nice to see that even this type of music used to have some variety to it.

Song maybe related lyrically, girls were aware of /nightdrives/.

Unfortunately my headphones broke so I'm not listening to music now almost at all

>>20203

>This is not no wave but it's really nice song, thank you

Strictly speaking you are right, but Cristina Monet was very much a part of the New York No Wave scene.

>riot grrl influences

It's the same as grunge for the most part. Heavy music from the 60s and 70s filtered through a DIY/indie sensibility. If you think about it, they were not too different from the hipsters when it came to heavily re-appropriating music from the past. The first reissue culture started with CDs and VHS tapes. Retromania by Simon Reynolds is a good read on all of this.

There are still a lot of good girl bands around. Embed related.

Is it me or new iron maiden vocals sound niggerish?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Rdm8LItAHs

A lot of works by Townes Van Zandt. People ask him why he wrote so many sad songs and he told him he didn't write sad songs but hopeless ones.He's probably one of the more notable examples of someone who fits the whole doomer archetype and his music really reflects that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4zfEkKs2ZM

>>20214

>Cristina Monet was very much a part of the New York No Wave scene

I had no clue about this. And thanks for some backstory to all this.

>Embed related.

It's really good, kind of as if early Sonic Youth would meet A Place to Bury Strangers. It reminded me something totally different but I used to like them - Warpaint. Girl band, sort of more melodic with that RHCP LA taste of sound. Krimson is pretty good song.

>>20289

It's sort of pop gay but enjoyable in some weird sense. I don't know if they are still playing together and yes, Theresa is qt.

>>20289

Just I might add to that sound thing, Ataxia was also really good shit, John Frusciante on guitar/vocals, Josh on drums and Joe Lally from Fugazi on bass.

>>20291

Some of the chances we take,

To make the money we make.

Manufacturing disease

The creature we can see

I'm pleased it some other day

And I've got something to say

You don't need love

So get under the rock

Now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now…

Now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now…

Now, I have a mutated brain

It is the form that's been made

You got for broke

With your prog rock show

Don't you know what I mean?

The sick things that I've seen

When you don't fall down

There's a piercing sound

It was the sky that we learned

That we're to spy on the bird

The clouds all feel

Where we don't feel real

It was implied to make a caption

"It's a pain world", is her reaction

We've answered why it's not been action

We blow the ghosts, is this our faction

This was the movie we made

And we were shooting to fate

We gather dust when you said it's a must

And in the end that we shake

It is the function that's fake

We don't feel real

You don't know how it feels

Now, we've given up a lot

And we've gone right past the spot

We're fueled inside

It's the must that we hide

It was implied to make a caption

"It's a pain world", is her reaction

We've answered why it's not been action

We blow the ghosts, is this our faction

Now, I have a mutated brain

It is the form that's been made

You got for broke

With your prog rock show

It was implied to make a caption

"It's a pain world", is her reaction

We've answered why it's not been action

We blow the ghosts, is this our faction

>>1436

Agalloch- The mantle

>>1436

That's some hot garbage OP.

>>13422

>>14042

>>13815

>>20289

>>20290

Thanks anons.

this is not that sad but it feels like a dream

https://youtu.be/N7eKJ_rlzuk

<Never mind the words,

<don't talk to me

based.

I'm pretty sure vid related falls under doomer music. Doesn't matter what version of the song it is, it is still doomer. Based Hardcastle redpilling normies to this day - he still gets veterans and their families thanking him for making the song.

Therion was apparently actually a really good Swedeath band before the symphonic stuff.

>>20757

Yes they were great, I have I think first two albums but your vid related is probably their best release imo. I'm not sure if they had some demos before that, I think that's how I found them but I couldn't find it anywhere online when I looked for it maybe year ago.

http://archive.is/8IlyO

>World's oldest record store bans Morrissey albums

This is what rust-belt /doomer/ism sounds like. It's shitty, but a satisfying kind of shitty.

This thread needs more slowcore

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aF4idGemkk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4obWMN3zuKQ&list=PL72oA63C4K_ZUWHcK2yuH9e_jU5gRT9p2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4j4xk_MM3c

Nightwalk theme right here

DG mashups unironically

>>20900

Good shit

>>20901

Wait is that Danzig on vocals? I never heard this before

>>20908

His band between misfits and danzig.

Here's one for a shtf playlist

>>20910

I always had soft spot for Danzig. I know a lot people don't like him but I think he might be easily my favorite singer of all time. Thank you a lot for recommending me this, I never bothered digging deep enough, sort of stayed with Misfits forever.

< when you hate the bugman plague

> but refuse to care for y'alls racial neuroses

Harsh noise is pretty doomer right?

Very, VERY good sophomore album from this band. There's a nice even balance of despair, frustration but an overall some elements of Stoicism weaved throughout the lyrics. Also the riffs are good, thick n sludgy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjC_BsMl9ec&t=356s

This soothed me in my sorrow… also, I like almost every Dreamweb sountrack like this.

It sounds upbeat, but the lyrics sound rather doomerish to me.

>And I can't stand up and I can't sit down

>'Cause a great big problem stop me in my tracks

>I can't relax 'cause I haven't done a thing

>And I can't do a thing 'cause I can't relax

/doomer/ feels here

/doomer/ feels with this song.

listen to this a 3 am.

>doomer music

>not even a single Radiohead song ITT

Lemme fix this.

>>21779

Sounds like Killing Joke after a Pretenders bender. Not bad could use more hooks.

Band in video is really cool if you like apocalyptic folk with black metal influences and ambient influences

>>17477

Tony Martin Sabbath was really good too

>>22041

Them being from Russia really seals the deal. Kinda reminds me of Uaral in places.

a very /doomer/ video. Makes me want to go explore old cemeteries

………………..

who /laughinglikereddeathunmaskedatmidnight/ here?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypknY6nIDe0&t=237s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FiF4DAiFYc&t=77s

>>1436

All of the songs that I listen to are also depressing in my opinion but they're really well known so I thought I wouldn't mention them unless someone wants me to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezz-nazThiM&pbjreload=10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FJ_yCxpjLw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMv9kjFp1gk

/doomer/ song, Bicklewave video.

This board's taste is patrician.

Pure fucking doomer feels, right here, fellas.

THE GODDESS OF HELLFIRE

>>22639

Amazing stuff right here.

Let's kill each other for the common good…

Anything by Matt Elliott. Drinking Songs. Failing Songs. Howling Songs.

Infected mushroom has some good stuff.

>>22746

https://youtu.be/8uOvg9AGS9w is my favorite

Today I feel like fighting God's ugly creation with comfy music and smiling people.

>tfw G*d is seriously ruining my vibes

the only death grips song that really feels doomer-ish, the organ part helps with that a lot

there's also a pretty good piano cover available that I'm rather fond of

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoQPIPTbBX0

>>14915

latvianon is there a place to find the older music threads? there was one where you posted this italo video sexo song, it was very disco and nice, im trying to find that thread/ song. all healp is appreciated.

>>23275

you're probably thinking of Videosex, the Slovenian band.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Videosex

>>23276

oh my god. thank you.

>>23277

Great band. Anja Rupel later worked with Laibach. Glad I could help you out.

>>23278

yeah it is soo nice, do you also have any info on a way to find older music threads? thanks again anon

>The spoiled baby grows into…

>The escapist teenager who's

>The adult alcoholic who's

>The middle-aged suicide!

/doomer/ life history right there

doomerism in a nutshell

Listen to The Perfume Nationalist, everyone

>>23575

Good stuff.

>>23605

>>23619

I was kind of stepping around and holding myself from posting this but I have to because those two songs remind me this one. I sort of miss this "disco-inspired rock" think which was happening in 00s.

>>23156

Eh is more doomer thab On GP

>>23654

let me be specific, I mean specifically "Rock Bottom"

>>23624

>"disco-inspired rock"

I really liked the little Italo revival we had back in the noughties.

>>23669

Synthwave is trend again afaik.

>>23678

it's not the same though, and even the synthwave trend is receeding.

>>20489

This is great, thx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au4a5rSyaoQ

>>23763

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Revolt against the modern world!

Return to 2013

>>23879

Maybe you would also like Samira Winter. She had bandcamp as samira's infinite summer but I can't find it anymore. I should have the albums downloaded but I'm not sure.

https://soundcloud.com/burgerrecords/winter-jaded

>>23880

Obits used to be quite good shit in indie scene as well, it was all around that time when also black keys released their albums and the hype around white stripes and arctic monkeys was still up.

>>23880

Yeah, I love all burger records stuff. I'm true burgerpunk. I'm also into Pizzawave.

>>16821

the more bleak 90s sound was industrial, its just that NIN was the only band that got any press.

industrial was like starting off on acid so you could dance with some cyberpunk girl then getting sprayed in the face by death and ending up shooting heroin in your dick before proudly carving your SP on your arm.

if i remember correctly...

t. 90s gen-x-er

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>Kein Vergnügen, nichts zu tun

>So sitz ich rum und werde stumm

>Der Sinn ist weg, wieso, warum

>die Langeweile bringt mich um

>Alles scheint mir wegzulaufen

>ich kann mich nur noch total besaufen

>>24049

geile Reimkette aber leider nur 1-silbig

>>18854

Gonna trash him with some pinko Homo shit just to trigger him

(Having trouble embedding)

https://hooktube.com/watch?v=QmRpoA74BME&fbclid=IwAR1SnRxGCGHnJHKYRzLqJGgLhB_XWJniwv87Qap5_dAU5kyAGMryKfQPes4

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oobR6rf_dns&fbclid=IwAR1aiR7hixmoJZza-ZJ7uRaSvHVLT6n8heYMbNXPKuzHyc3MieSUdGQiVMQ

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CQ1DwD5MYBc&fbclid=IwAR0KsiIs4CprXcAqTUw-4vjuBVosFqq2yQn6Zs_ypCTLdguQgCZmoyO_oPc

There that should be good

Proto-vaporwave video. Great song.

>>1436

https://youtu.be/IvzFt8PPXvE

>>1436

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>>1436

>>17041

at the cost of being the designated board astrolofag, he had a lot of water in his chart. It makes for a very turbolent, emotionally charged life. Every cancer moon I know if fucked in the head in some way or other.

today i discovered halal psychedelia

>>24808

Turkish Psych Rock was something else.

goddamn I love the discordant sounds of contemporary classic

still love my metal though

they released a follow up to this. too bad nobody in 1996 seemed to notice

probably my favorite, their/his 3rd or 4th.

good Slovakian death/grind

last one. German death/grind

>>22334

Checked

Thanks anon

>>>fast

>never really liked 80s shredders

>but liked his song Cliffs of Dover

>decided to watch whole concert

>this song starts

>feeling like I ignored something amazing

fuck those cocky shredders anyway but Eric is great

>>25424

2/2 cliffs of dover, 4:28 is really sweet part

>>25453

what I really want to look like is a Puerto-Rican ghost.

>>25470

This one. Stupid YouTube uploaders and their mislabeling.

>>25472

Don't worry, No New York is pretty decent compilation.

https://youtu.be/l8_j7y1U5Qo

Farsot always had a sort of magic to their playing style, I hate traditional black metal and yet have loved their melodic nature. They have yet to make a song I dislike, which is really surprising when I am cynical and miserable when it comes to most music.

>>1436

No Brand New? Damn, man. I think they're pretty doomer.

>>20900

Love this, reminds me of flock of seagulls(story of a young heart)

>>20908

no shame in the DG mashups

>>22243

nice newfriend

>>23335

Reminds me of an oath of vengeance paladin I made for a d&d campaign. We had a homebrewed necromancer in our party, I wasn't too keen on it, kept skellys in a bag and reanimated anything he killed and kept it all locked away in various bags of holding. Found out that this character was the last member of a tribe that lived in some mountains, and were slaughtered and he only reanimated things that wished to do harrm in life, and was making an army to fight the warlord responsible. Once my guy found out it was too late and Orcus had come to intervene(demon lord of undeath), so not only were we fighting off a warlord, his army with an army of bonemen, but in the middle of it all we were fighting Orcus. I basically sacrificed my character to kill Orcus(I was a 20th level crit fishing build) and let the necromancer 1v1 the warlord.

More like this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MF43aTBjqYA&list=OLAK5uy_nClFBfVHhL-nynxsNH1enFJNA7YsGN3e4&index=3

swans - soundtracks for the blind

especially songs on the album like Helpless Child

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVD1HRV8NqA

>>26184

>>26186

What kind of a fucking newfag are you? Lurk two more years before posting ffs

>>26189

the entire board is newfags and redditor posers now

Latvia is not even running the board anymore

>>26241

All of 8kun, and any and all other imageboards for that matter, are full of Redditor posers, anon. Why else did (((they))) bring back 8chan as 8kun? Think about it logically.

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Beach Boys from 1967 to 1974.

This here is their 1971 album Surf's Up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h9qeFGCgJo&list=OLAK5uy_ldy7AiTBSAsW4nmrMBfsgYZq7rKohnroA

Hey youngfags. Is Doomer the newest name for it then? Here you go.

https://youtu.be/Egj4PSgMAfA

https://youtu.be/UEchfRz0D8Q

https://youtu.be/WXthANus1YM

Not sure if doomer music but I'm a big fan of Kino & Viktor Tsoi.

Instrumental: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gx-WWkLDQCM

>>26493

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLN5KUTzZc0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOYkG5VMhp8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aPM4XZUbO4

suprised no one posted mgla

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBbyU_1xz3Y

Hail the Sisters

>>18848

I like it. Sucking more

>>18971

I want to love this but I’m feeling doom, not happy and proud

>>19220

What a chinky fucking fag. Look at that hair. Should’ve shot himself only

>>19289

Fuck yeah

>>19383

>>19383

>>yo. Girl. Heather me

>>19585

Wicked checkit

>>19712

>>19712

>>endless greatness and Nothing tied to a concrete block he bubbles quieting me

This whole album is the most doomer album I've ever heard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUS0981IoZ8

russian witch house

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qelh4nJ7X-E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcnsH1Xdt3o

>>26189

in two years time they'll be maybe 20 new posts on this dead ass board

>>26844

yeah, people had fun "being doomers" and everything went silent after Joker. Was it all part of that film's marketing or what?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Pp9DC56hh8

>>1436

Surprised no one posted about David Sylvian.

The man makes some of the most comfiest songs I've ever listened to.

Syphilis, tetanus, hepatitis, scab,

Yellow fever, chancroid, myocardial infarction, brucellosis,

Pneumonia, gonorrhea, apalasia, cholera,

Mankind, malaria, diarrhea, Mokola,

SARS, AIDS, CAC 40, multiple sclerosis,

Scabies, herpes, puss, you're only meat,

Ulcers, typhus, adverts, chikungunya.

Rust, megalopolis, the clap, you take it bro

Wars, excavata, ulcerative colitis,

Gas gangrene, lice, the Republic,

Fear, plague, nuclear, sodoku,

Man lies low, yells, sweats in his arse,

Borrelia recurrentis, molluscum contagiosum,

STD, MTV, Big Brother, all zoomed in,

My scoliosis, greater than 35 degrees,

Makes me see a large hole in the sky, that strangles me.

>>26899

Oldie but goodie.

>>26844

>>26853

The board died because 8ch died. This isn't even 8ch. This is 8kun. It's even more glowie than 8ch was.

Is Latvia even here anymore?

>>26932

I miss internet forums. My favourite forums all died out over the last decade.

>>26932

I mean it's markedly way worse now than it was from '06-'13. I don't know. I thought 4chan was still pretty cool in '09-'10, but I think I only ever peeked in it at the end of like '06 because I got raided and barely touched it until '08 (even then I was mostly on ED…).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=849q2h1OkKs

forgot how to imbed

>>26943

There's a slot below the upload box that says embed on it.

the car’s on fire and there’s no driver at the wheel

and the sewers are all muddied with a thousand lonely suicides

and a dark wind blows

the government is corrupt

and we're on so many drugs

with the radio on and the curtains drawn

we’re trapped in the belly of this horrible machine

and the machine is bleeding to death

the sun has fallen down

and the billboards are all leering

and the flags are all dead at the top of their poles

it went like this:

the buildings tumbled in on themselves

mothers clutching babies picked through the rubble

and pulled out their hair

the skyline was beautiful on fire

all twisted metal stretching upwards

everything washed in a thin orange haze

i said: “kiss me, you’re beautiful –

these are truly the last days”

you grabbed my hand and we fell into it

like a daydream or a fever

we woke up one morning and fell a little further down –

for sure it's the valley of death

i open up my wallet

and it’s full of blood

>>26953

Try this one.

I have been digging witch house and russian synthwave recently.

>>26976

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9g51OD6CPwQ

>>26936

>I miss internet forums. My favourite forums all died out over the last decade.

Same here. I used to frequent several forums. Those were fun times. But nowadays, everyone just uses Reddit, where you have to wait ten minutes or so to post again because of that fucktarded karma system that totally doesn't stifle newcomers who may disagree with the neoliberal bent of the site, no, not at all. As much as I shit on imageboards, at least they don't have that shit. Hell, they have shit on there that the general public would shit on imageboards for, such as r/rapekink.

>>26942

I think it all started in 2001 with 9/11. That pretty much killed any optimism that we had in those halcyon years between the end of the Cold War and, well, 9/11. Then the Iraq War kicked in, and gradually, piece by piece, everything we cherished was lost, and 2007 was basically just the last nail in the coffin, and now all we have is a bunch of fatherless men and motherless daughters latching onto vaporwave, shitty nostalgia-fueled reboots and more just to fill the gaping hole in their lives. We no longer live, we simply exist. It's why I pity zoomers, not out of some elitist le superior generation hogwash, but because at least we had distractions: we had good vidya, good cartoons, good music, young adult books were actually FOR US instead of femcel boomer winemoms like Sarah Dessen (who basically Karened the fuck out and ruined some college student's reputation over the most pathetic shit possible), but what do zoomers have? Gen X got the scraps, millenials the bones, and zoomers the bone marrow, and Gen A will get nothing whatsoever, which will fuel the greatest rubberband effect in decades when they nope the fuck out of all this woketard shit. We're already seeing plummeting approval of LGBT shit among zoomers alone as it is.

>>27066

This

Same here

The first internet forum I used to post in was a german site for cheat codes

I was really into competitive pokemon (3rd gen) and I would post teams and strategies

I remember this one really good guy who always had the best strategies, knew everything

He called himself Minaki and I really admired him for how good he was with this stuff

I wanted to be as good as him. I really wonder what he does today and if he is alive and kicking.

I also remember some other posters as well. Sumpex and Beck'em were 2 friends of Minaki.

Then there was another guy who would start drama with them all the time and challenge them and one day they found out it was the little brother of the Beck'em guy. Yeah we had net drama there too

One guy for example would always enter the new postings and write the first comment

>ERSTER (first one)

it was a sports for him.

Then there was this Sabrina or how she called herself. She like to post weather teams. She like sun, I liked rain teams.

The forum died in like 2015 or 2016 and all entries were trashed.

I never used the site past year 2007 anymore but I felt sorrow nevertheless.

It was like a part of history was wiped away just like that

>>26971

Probably the most high energy music I have listened to in a while. Digging the blend of Art Deco (Fritz Lang’s Metropolis) with the 1980s retrowave/neon æsthetic. Very underrated look IMHO.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO7ih6Nu3MA

>>27188

Lorn is one of my favorite producers of all time. Some of the darkest electronic music I've ever heard.

While listening to /late/ I stumbled upon greaf and feel a bit late to the party. I guess I'm really old now.

>>27270

Cool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtA0QqFlhwE

Hands soiled with ash

I drift toward the roiling ocean

Whether my legs take me

Or some unknown instinct

I prepare to drink

To swallow the foaming filth

I let my lungs fill

To rid me of these cunts and slugs

The ocean holds me tenderly

No thought given to struggle

Accept my fate without a fight

Azure sky turns to grey

Noir Wave: just as retro-wave and synth-wave works on the aesthetic of the 1980's and futuristic material written in that era, noir wave is based on the aesthetic of the 1920's and 1930's

https://youtu.be/7DTEWl7geRI

https://youtu.be/DYNsuHnnk1A

https://youtu.be/M6o1SEj02t0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQIAcztYjbc

https://youtu.be/7DTEWl7geRI

https://youtu.be/DYNsuHnnk1A

>>27518

>show post options & limits

>Embed

Charles Manson's music

Test

Someone posted "Dreams" back in the day.

Not so wrong.