https://youtu.be/zE-LFH5LXNQ Elephant Gym - ocean in the night.
Elephant Gym (Chinese: 大象體操) is a math rock band from Kaohsiung, Taiwan, founded in February 2012. The group consists of siblings KT Chang (bass) and Tell Chang (guitar), and drummer Chia-Chin Tu. The word "elephant" in the band name symbolizes their bass-driven melodies, and "gym" refers to their agile and irregular rhythms.
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NETERO SONG OF THE WEEK #6
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Depressed_TSM_Fan [#4]L user even Ler music taste… jk good music
What did you like about it? The guitar tone? Bass lines? Harmonies?
Netero [#7]What did you like about it? The guitar tone? Bass lines? Harmonies?
I like the guitar tone since it’s essential to the song. The climax where the drums get really loud was also quite good. Also it’s just the fact that I’m a sucker for this dude’s voice coz it’s so good
fatpoipoiiii [#16]Good i guess. 6/10. Ur music taste are very unique, seems like something u found in darkweb. Also, try daoko -mercury i think u gonna like it, same theme song although more upbeat and electro
Thank you for the feedback fatpoipoiiii! I'll check it out now
fatpoipoiiii [#16]Good i guess. 6/10. Ur music taste are very unique, seems like something u found in darkweb. Also, try daoko -mercury i think u gonna like it, same theme song although more upbeat and electro
This is quite, very chill vibe. I think this is the first Japanese hip hop song I've heard lol. The chorus is a bit much though with the vocal effects but overall a good song.
Netero [#19]This is quite, very chill vibe. I think this is the first Japanese hip hop song I've heard lol. The chorus is a bit much though with the vocal effects but overall a good song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qucqaX8AHeg
here's a chiller vibe
dipp [#25]i love you netero please keep doing songs of the week, makes me happy to discover a cool new song each week
Absolutely dipp!
turkey [#24]honestly a major W netero continues to surpass W limits. my opinion is biased bc i love rock music and love japanese music but this is a 9.5/10 added to my playlist
I knew you would like this one turkey, stay tuned for more next week!
have you heard any original progressive rock? if not, I highly suggest go listen to some from Yes, Pink Floyd, 70s Genesis, King Crimson, and Rush. If you like those, I strongly recommend Emerson, Lake and Palmer(ELP), Gentle Giant, Jethro Tull, Supertramp, and one of my personal favs, Camel. I think you'd like prog rock since math rock has deep roots in it.
P.S. if you have time, listen to the full albums by the bands mentioned. A few songs does not capture their full brilliance
ItzYaBoiNUB [#28]have you heard any original progressive rock? if not, I highly suggest go listen to some from Yes, Pink Floyd, 70s Genesis, King Crimson, and Rush. If you like those, I strongly recommend Emerson, Lake and Palmer(ELP), Gentle Giant, Jethro Tull, Supertramp, and one of my personal favs, Camel. I think you'd like prog rock since math rock has deep roots in it.
P.S. if you have time, listen to the full albums by the bands mentioned. A few songs does not capture their full brilliance
I grew up on 70s prog! The song last week was a song off of brain salad surgery by ELP! I got into music because my mom used to play YES and Rush records throughout my childhood and I started playing guitar! All the bands you mentioned are fantastic but I never heard of Camel so ill check it out. For me the peak of progressive rock was the In Absentia album by Porcupine Tree
Netero [#29]I grew up on 70s prog! The song last week was a song off of brain salad surgery by ELP! I got into music because my mom used to play YES and Rush records throughout my childhood and I started playing guitar! All the bands you mentioned are fantastic but I never heard of Camel so ill check it out. For me the peak of progressive rock was the In Absentia album by Porcupine Tree
oh nice! I haven't gotten into Prog until very recently, so I somewhat envy you. I've listened to Fear of A Blank Planet by Porcupine tree, but I'll have to check out Absentia. For Camel, I recommend Camel, Moonmadness, Mirage, and The Snow Goose. Very underrated band (also I hope u like flutes)
ItzYaBoiNUB [#30]oh nice! I haven't gotten into Prog until very recently, so I somewhat envy you. I've listened to Fear of A Blank Planet by Porcupine tree, but I'll have to check out Absentia. For Camel, I recommend Camel, Moonmadness, Mirage, and The Snow Goose. Very underrated band (also I hope u like flutes)
I love flutes! I'll check out the self titled album first
Netero [#22]Thank you S0v4k, stay tuned for next week!
Yo Netero try listening to this! Found this while looking for another song with the same name.
Netero [#31]I love flutes! I'll check out the self titled album first
Wait I can find camel camel so I'll listen to moonmadness
dexter000111 [#36]Odd time signature drums make me uncomfortable
5/4 isn't too uncommon but yeah it's not for everyone I guess
RedHood14 [#38]This is great for road trip playlist. Nice taste man
Thank you! Stay tuned for next week!
Netero [#37]5/4 isn't too uncommon but yeah it's not for everyone I guess
True. Definitely not for me. I occasionally play the drums with a local group of people and even there I refuse to play songs with odd ts's
But I loved the guitar in this one
Netero [#19]This is quite, very chill vibe. I think this is the first Japanese hip hop song I've heard lol. The chorus is a bit much though with the vocal effects but overall a good song.
I thought u gonna like the chorus considering all ur music are electro vibe, guess im wrong. Glad u like it haha
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