NeutralHead Collective - In The Merryweather Rainbow over the Spectacular (2009)

[Sue]

Those have been dealt with as well.

 

[iLoveKevin(:]

Thom yorke is not a tambourine

 

[Samuari]

did i say that?

 

[Tangled Web]

Good man, good job.

 

[nigga dude]

It's Merriweather, not Merryweather.

 

[Demi.]

Haha, fail.

 

[Green And Angry Kitteh]

not just a fail, a HIPSTERFAIL.

Those count for double you know.

 

[The Candyman]

oh i thought it was goofy and stupid, i love indie hardcore but i can still laugh when something is funny, don't be so self-righteous

 

[Triscuit]

Yes. It was from the dude who took a picture of himself wearing a shirt that he had made that said Radiohead sucks. It's hard to take it as a joke when you know where Comus is coming from. With that said though, he's given me quite a few good recommendations.

 

[midnightclever]

Good point, tambourines have the capacity to sound good.

 

[iThug]

dac seriously just leave it alone.

 

[lmao]

If it were made by anyone else it would be funny, but Comus actually believes what he says.

 

[Piggaletto]

That album actually sounRAB pretty interesting...although to fully mimic an indie release you would need the standard 11-12 tracks...

Although this seems to me like someone's jealous that the mainstream underground public doesn't recognize the relevance of 1970's prog...just a thought...

 

[dearforex]

This thread was far more successful than I ever expected

 

[fryeguy82]

Blatantly bullied by some Belle and Sebastien fans at an early age

 

[Something Like A War]

yeah they sure have...
:shycouch:

 

[epic_times_nine]

No. What I'm getting at though is that an artist doesn't control whether or not Pitchfork likes them. I think that the majority of people will like an album if it's good. Yes there are the hipsters that like it simply to look cool, but that shouldn't ruin the album or it's honest fans.

 

[Bluebeard]

INDIEFAIL my friend, indie kiRAB are in it for the independent music, hipsters are wanna-be's.

 

[mc021]

What's the difference? Indie kiRAB are still wanna-be's.

 

[Help!Me!]

i agree, dude, don't take it so personally