Satanic music (experimental)

[Cynthia]

This is an experimental piece (written in noteflight) based on the words in the beginning of Mein Kampf. I plan on posting more to this channel as well when I have time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDUOO73xsmw



Hail Satan!

 

[Aquarius]

I honestly don't like it, it feels "immature" and I wouldn't associate it with the Mein Kempf.
But that's my opinion, don't get discouraged by it if you like creating music.

 

[Sabazios]

This is an experimental piece (written in noteflight) based on the words in the beginning of Mein Kampf. I plan on posting more to this channel as well when I have time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDUOO73xsmw



Hail Satan!

Very impressive, I really like it, please do post more, and also, you should also make an account on other platforms, jewtube will eventually censor everything.

 

[Crippler]

Awesome,

Keep posting more.

 

[ShadowTheRaven]

It's a good concept but as a musician, I should inform you that there is some dissonance in your composition. Maybe it's just the instruments or MIDI output of this "Noteflight" software.

 

[AveVapula]

I like it very much! Keep going <3

 

[Pirate11]

It's nice, creates a positive mood.
If you plan to release music, do so with high quality FLAC not mp3

 

[Cynthia]

Thanks for the replies. I just did this for fun, definitely not a musician but I just wanted to experiment. Also I mean I used the letters in the words and just wanted to see what would happen and I think if we use that it could be used to help curse the enemy? Sorry if this was disappointing. I think I might continue and just see what happens but I know I'm not really the best person to be making content.

Hail Satan

 

[Wayofthegods]

This is an experimental piece (written in noteflight) based on the words in the beginning of Mein Kampf. I plan on posting more to this channel as well when I have time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDUOO73xsmw



Hail Satan!

I like it. There is this app called Smule, you sing. It can put a filter on it as well.

I made some heavy metal songs and it might be the auto tune, but they sound legit lol.

I was like someone should make a song, that's like RTR brings down, the tribes of judah!!!!! Hehehehe

Maybe I will, it's kinda embarrassing though. Hides my face ^ ^

 

[13th_Wolf]

People into experimental music should listen to bands like Joy Division, Bauhaus, DEVO, Gang of Four, Gary Numan and generally any of that synth music around the late 70's and through the 80's which comes under the genre label: Post-Punk. That is the first experimental music that hit into proper circulation.

Earlier examples from the 60's are groups like Silver Apples and White Noise which was the first electronic music ever produced that wasn't just weird soviet musicians fucking around with Theremin's lol.

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

Before songs like this, the lead guitars usually would have more emphasis. This song has no solo, and the pattern repeats itself. Pop music owes its existence to the weirdos who come up with songs like this back in the 70's and bodied them, lol

 

[ShadowTheRaven]

People into experimental music should listen to bands like Joy Division, Bauhaus, DEVO, Gang of Four, Gary Numan and generally any of that synth music around the late 70's and through the 80's which comes under the genre label: Post-Punk. That is the first experimental music that hit into proper circulation.

Ooh, can I suggest Of Montreal, MGMT, Tame Impala, Animal Collective....I was gonna mention one more but I forgot it.

 

[13th_Wolf]

People into experimental music should listen to bands like Joy Division, Bauhaus, DEVO, Gang of Four, Gary Numan and generally any of that synth music around the late 70's and through the 80's which comes under the genre label: Post-Punk. That is the first experimental music that hit into proper circulation.

Ooh, can I suggest Of Montreal, MGMT, Tame Impala, Animal Collective....I was gonna mention one more but I forgot it.

The Cure, The Smiths, The Sound, Fugazi, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Slowdive etc. etc.

I like Tame Impala and MGMT but some of their stuff sounds repetitive after a while, I'll check the other 2 out. In terms of modern stuff, I'd say Clams Casino, Tycho, n u a g e s , Duster, Molchat Doma, Crystal Castles, emo rappers like Lil Peep, pre-emo rappers like Viper, Smokepurpp, Yung Lean (more about the beats here than the lyrics), Bones etc. etc. I like a DSBM black metal artist called Xasthur, who is modern too, his music is very experimental; it's a serious variation on standard folk but also with the atmosphere of the depressive black metal tone. Electric, acoustic guitars, synths and screaming, lol.

Other than that underground black metal-y goth- y lo-fi hip-hop-y ambient music circuit on YT, the more popular electronic bands i always tend to gloss over. Cloud rap with youth culture in mind is one of the biggest mediums for modern synthy stuff I find.

I remember you liked NIN, Marilyn Manson said the Cure's Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me was one of his biggest influences in an interview of him I watched- and I'm sure he was involved with Nine Inch Nails musically. NIN also draw a lot from Joy Division and the other post punk stuff like Soft Cell it says on their influences on wikipedia. It makes a lot of sense but NIN definitely deviate and sound a lot more heavier. I guess that's why it's called Industrial lol. I like the Downward Spiral from them that's a particularly intense album.

 

[Cynthia]

People into experimental music should listen to bands like Joy Division, Bauhaus, DEVO, Gang of Four, Gary Numan and generally any of that synth music around the late 70's and through the 80's which comes under the genre label: Post-Punk. That is the first experimental music that hit into proper circulation.

Earlier examples from the 60's are groups like Silver Apples and White Noise which was the first electronic music ever produced that wasn't just weird soviet musicians fucking around with Theremin's lol.

https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=byCqOvRMOvo

Before songs like this, the lead guitars usually would have more emphasis. This song has no solo, and the pattern repeats itself. Pop music owes its existence to the weirdos who come up with songs like this back in the 70's and bodied them, lol

I love Devo! I'll look into your other suggestions

 

[Paladin of Khepu]

This is an experimental piece (written in noteflight) based on the words in the beginning of Mein Kampf. I plan on posting more to this channel as well when I have time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDUOO73xsmw



Hail Satan!

I like it. There is this app called Smule, you sing. It can put a filter on it as well.

I made some heavy metal songs and it might be the auto tune, but they sound legit lol.

I was like someone should make a song, that's like RTR brings down, the tribes of judah!!!!! Hehehehe

Maybe I will, it's kinda embarrassing though. Hides my face ^ ^

Dude I have smile. We've gotta connect.

 

[Paladin of Khepu]

This is an experimental piece (written in noteflight) based on the words in the beginning of Mein Kampf. I plan on posting more to this channel as well when I have time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDUOO73xsmw



Hail Satan!

I like it. There is this app called Smule, you sing. It can put a filter on it as well.

I made some heavy metal songs and it might be the auto tune, but they sound legit lol.

I was like someone should make a song, that's like RTR brings down, the tribes of judah!!!!! Hehehehe

Maybe I will, it's kinda embarrassing though. Hides my face ^ ^

Dude I have Smule. We've gotta connect.

 

[Wayofthegods]

This is an experimental piece (written in noteflight) based on the words in the beginning of Mein Kampf. I plan on posting more to this channel as well when I have time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDUOO73xsmw



Hail Satan!

I like it. There is this app called Smule, you sing. It can put a filter on it as well.

I made some heavy metal songs and it might be the auto tune, but they sound legit lol.

I was like someone should make a song, that's like RTR brings down, the tribes of judah!!!!! Hehehehe

Maybe I will, it's kinda embarrassing though. Hides my face ^ ^

Dude I have Smule. We've gotta connect.

Lol. We could be the Duo. We could be called thinking in black and white.

 

[Paladin of Khepu]

I like it. There is this app called Smule, you sing. It can put a filter on it as well.

I made some heavy metal songs and it might be the auto tune, but they sound legit lol.

I was like someone should make a song, that's like RTR brings down, the tribes of judah!!!!! Hehehehe

Maybe I will, it's kinda embarrassing though. Hides my face ^ ^

Dude I have Smule. We've gotta connect.

Lol. We could be the Duo. We could be called thinking in black and white.

I like it. Lol. Sounds real grounded.

 

[Cynthia]

People into experimental music should listen to bands like Joy Division, Bauhaus, DEVO, Gang of Four, Gary Numan and generally any of that synth music around the late 70's and through the 80's which comes under the genre label: Post-Punk. That is the first experimental music that hit into proper circulation.

Ooh, can I suggest Of Montreal, MGMT, Tame Impala, Animal Collective....I was gonna mention one more but I forgot it.

The Cure, The Smiths, The Sound, Fugazi, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Slowdive etc. etc.

I like Tame Impala and MGMT but some of their stuff sounds repetitive after a while, I'll check the other 2 out. In terms of modern stuff, I'd say Clams Casino, Tycho, n u a g e s , Duster, Molchat Doma, Crystal Castles, emo rappers like Lil Peep, pre-emo rappers like Viper, Smokepurpp, Yung Lean (more about the beats here than the lyrics), Bones etc. etc. I like a DSBM black metal artist called Xasthur, who is modern too, his music is very experimental; it's a serious variation on standard folk but also with the atmosphere of the depressive black metal tone. Electric, acoustic guitars, synths and screaming, lol.

Other than that underground black metal-y goth- y lo-fi hip-hop-y ambient music circuit on YT, the more popular electronic bands i always tend to gloss over. Cloud rap with youth culture in mind is one of the biggest mediums for modern synthy stuff I find.

I remember you liked NIN, Marilyn Manson said the Cure's Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me was one of his biggest influences in an interview of him I watched- and I'm sure he was involved with Nine Inch Nails musically. NIN also draw a lot from Joy Division and the other post punk stuff like Soft Cell it says on their influences on wikipedia. It makes a lot of sense but NIN definitely deviate and sound a lot more heavier. I guess that's why it's called Industrial lol. I like the Downward Spiral from them that's a particularly intense album.

I really like your suggestions. Also really love siouxsie and the banshees and the smiths! Is Trent reznor a new though? I remember Marilyn Manson in an interview saying something about that one time.. kind of hope he's not though because I like the music

 

[ShadowTheRaven]

The Cure, The Smiths, The Sound, Fugazi, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Slowdive etc. etc.
.....
Clams Casino, Tycho, n u a g e s , Duster, Molchat Doma, Crystal Castles, emo rappers like Lil Peep, Bones etc. etc.

The Smiths! That's who i was thinking of. I used to fuck with Lil Peep heavy but my emo phase is over, I still listen to Bones, $uicideboy$, and Shinigami from time to time.

 

[13th_Wolf]

The Cure, The Smiths, The Sound, Fugazi, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Slowdive etc. etc.
.....
Clams Casino, Tycho, n u a g e s , Duster, Molchat Doma, Crystal Castles, emo rappers like Lil Peep, Bones etc. etc.

The Smiths! That's who i was thinking of. I used to fuck with Lil Peep heavy but my emo phase is over, I still listen to Bones, $uicideboy$, and Shinigami from time to time.

The Smith's definitely inspired Lil Peep as well lol, look at Morrissey performing live and compare it with Peep you can tell :lol: . Morrissey's such a poof lol.

 

[13th_Wolf]

I really like your suggestions. Also really love siouxsie and the banshees and the smiths! Is Trent reznor a new though? I remember Marilyn Manson in an interview saying something about that one time.. kind of hope he's not though because I like the music

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR4Mc5WNWFxSor75flungYRILF9Gb9tH0

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kS9fSjP2fD8

Idk if Trent Reznors a jew or not but I know Ian Curtis certainly isn't

 

[ShadowTheRaven]

The Smith's definitely inspired Lil Peep as well lol, look at Morrissey performing live and compare it with Peep you can tell :lol: . Morrissey's such a poof lol.

The Smiths are definitely better ambiance for driving a Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE86 to the liquor store, grab my booze, and go wallow in sorrow like any other Doomer would do. Maybe even go drifting.

 

[loki88]

Mozart is satanic music. This is why he was ritually murdered by the jews and freemasons. Read Serrano's "Adolf Hitler: Ultimate Avatar" for more