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Distressing trends in modern pop music

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ev4n:
I was watching a twitch stream and got to hear a bunch of pop songs I hadn't heard before.  Recognized one or two by name, one or two others were commented on.

Look, I'll be the first to say that I have terrible taste in music, and I don't really have a musical ear besides.  That said, every song I heard sounded like the vocals were being stylized by a synthesizer.  Is autotune really THAT bad?  Because as catchy as some of the toons were, I thought they sounded pretty terrible.

NB: I am also lol-old and a curmudgeon.

ev4n:

--- Quote from: IDMG on 20 Aug 2013, 04:21 ---I work in an office on my own computer so I just plug in headphones and Spotify all day

--- End quote ---

Not sure that would be appropriate where I am.  I doubt our company has unlimited bandwidth.

Detachable Felix:
It seems to me that taking the piss out of Mumford and Sons is our national pasttime (Exhibit A and Exhibit B). I do not begrudge this in the slightest  :-P

The distressing trend in pop music in Australia is that it's begun sneaking its way into our alternative stations - Our last Triple J Hottest 100 (supposedly the benchmark for what's good music and what isn't) had so many friggin' Top 40 hits I thought I'd got the wrong station. And all the alternative artists seem to be doing is getting more and more electronic and autotuned.

Gahhhhhhhhhh.

[/rant]

Lupercal:
But Australia has AC/DC, Baby Animals and Wolfmother!

Your national identity, summed up in three era-defining bands.

I don't know what it is about Mumford & Sons, I'm just not a folk guy, although I do like the banjo in a novelty kind of way (the same way I like electronic drums, synths, and slap bass).

Thrillho:
Mumford and Sons have made an entire career on shit that all sounds exactly the same.

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