User:Aradicus

Mainly specialize on internet-related Gen Z music. Trying to keep modern music history alive by adding and fixing a lot of notable modern music movements and developments.

THANK YOU, Kieran Press-Reynolds, for reviving contemporary music journalism, most of the work you've done for Pitchfork and the Face in 2024-25 has allowed for many articles and developments to be named and added to Wikipedia. I hope critics fall out of prominence, instead replaced by young personality-driven culture heads born in the 2000s-2010s that are concerned with the real avant-garde forming on the internet rather than baseless word-salad reviews of irrelevant indie rock bands playing genres that haven't been innovative since the 90s. Lester Bangs didn't die for the Fantan0-ist era of music criticism. I'm Greg Shaw's reincarnation.

LISTEN TO Folx (album)

Check out; Serial Experiments Lain, Weekend (1967 film), Hysteric Glamour, NEU! 2,

RIP DAVID THOMAS 23/04/2025

#VAMPJERK

FREE RUSHHY BANDXZ 2036 - DROP

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• Chicago no wave
• Grungegaze

ST47IC - you niggas are not jesters 😂🤣 (prod. st47ic) (2026)

ST47IC - EMONI (2026)

ZATRU - MY STYLE (2025)

Windmill scene SUCKS. Black Country New Road and Black Midi are examples of the death of rock music in the 21st century. Corpses of the 20th century avant-garde with no interesting concepts but ontological stupidity. Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin was the best though, RIP (I'd never seen anyone use their phone to play guitar, now that's post-internet. I always envisioned a James Ferraro-esque post-noise set with your TikTok FYP being scrolled thru and it being audible through the guitar speaker. Post-internet...) The most innovative rock music right now is five genres removed from rock music. The music has evolved to be as proliferous as ever but the modes to record and document it have not.

Now if you want to know the lineage of rock music going into the 21st century here it is:

Internet rock

Post-noise underground > Hypnagogic Pop > Myspace Metalcore > Tumblr Pop Punk > Shitgaze > DAWK (DAW + Rock) > Blog Rock > Egg Punk > Incelcore / E-Punk > Scenecore > Bedroom Pop > Losercore Post-Punk Revival / Garage Rock Revival / New Rock Revolution > Brooklyn Dance-Punk (Bloghouse) / New Rave > Zoomergaze > Grungegaze > Laptop twee

The fact that Mark Fisher (RIP) barely sees any criticism for his biased view on 21st century music and culture is baffling. He single handedly lambasted my entire generation for being revivalists when his was doing far worse on the nose "I wanna go back to 1965", where-have-I-heard-this-before riffage B.S. His statement that if you took a song from 2014 into 1994 no one would be shocked was just absolutely baffling... Kurt Cobain wouldn't shit his pants hearing Bladee DELETEE?... Even then if you took bleood's depression doesn't explain how i feel from 2024 into 2004 you would be looked at like Marty McFly at the end of Back to the Future. The death of music criticism and curators has made the public blind to the post-internet avant-garde... And the constant fracturing of the internet since the death of the blog era isn't making things better. In the 1970s, it was basically figures like Greg Shaw and Lester Bangs and those at Creem magazine that created punk rock. Scaruffi is right that the writers create the music to some extent. Psychedelia also began with literature first and foremost. When NEOPUNKFM put a word to the Gen Z shoegaze revival in 2023 (zoomergaze) the media ran with it and something seemed to happen... Where are the Nu-Keenan's/Reynolds? I hope to one day create a genre alas Oneohtrix Point Never. ANyway his warping of Derrida's hauntology to suit his needs as Hauntology (music) is pure bullshit. It works as a scene but to think of most art now as rehashes rather than people today being smart about the rehashing and thinking about these concepts from a Post-postmodern sense (hypnagogic pop) is what loses me with his writing on pop culture. (see Hypnagogic pop#Cultural interpretations)

2slimey, james ferraro, gods wisdom, dj lucas, sellasouls, islurwhenitalk, bleood, dylann angercar, glosuka, tonetta, gyiked, xul, st47ic, kitty pryde, chief keef, rushhy bandxz crucify april, marjorie -w.c. sinclair, hi-c, diamondsonmydick, xaviersobased, marlon dubois, nettspend, yhapojj, osamason, spaceghostpurrp, yung lean, reptilian club boyz, ruben slikk, main attrakionz, zchronik, jaydes, zuro, $ludgehammer, murdstah, bladee, ecco2k, sematary, thaiboy digital, whitearmor, buckshot, joeyy, acid souljah, tenkay, clouddead, slauson malone, edan, cartier god, yung god, charles hamilton, lil shine, david shawty, yungster jack, summrs, sickboyrari, yung bruh, brodiebased, duwap kaine, dreamcache, oaf1, sidney philips, boolymon, twikipedia, 30013, ksuuvi, rxk nephew, izaya tiji, matt ox, jackzebra, bones, lil peep, yung bruh, yung sherman, edward skeletrix, agusfortnite2008, marcy mane, yabujin, kirblagoop, lil ugly mane, dean blunt, certified trapper, lil b, new mexican stargazers, 100 gecs, oneohtrix point never, mario judah, cooper b. handy

the velvet underground, red krayola, the fall, johnathan richman, tronics, arthur russell, pere ubu, the go-betweens, the db's, lou reed, iggy pop, the stooges, swell maps, monks, the fugs, simon finn, dave bixby, young marble giants, the kinks, michael hurley, television personalities, the 13th floor elevators, chalino sanchez, u.s maple, the screamers, bob dylan, captain beefheart, faust, viper, this heat, charlie megira, the mummies, the coneheads, los shakers, urinals, david peel, half japanese, spacemen 3, the third bardo, the music machine, the deviants, the millennium, the yellow balloon, animal collective, the yardbirds, the pastels, suicide, les rallizes dénudés, syd barrett, daniel johnston, pink floyd, the west coast pop art experimental band, her's, the seeds, the electric prunes, brian eno, jack ruby, rocket from the tombs, r. stevie moore, armand schaubroeck, peter ivers, love, jack stauber, outer limits recordings, the pretty things, the modern lovers, the cleaners from venus, guided by voices, throbbing gristle, psychic tv, rowland s. howard, the clean, silver jews, nick nicely, weiland, frank zappa, sparks, santo & johnny, kenneth higney, eric dolphy, albert ayler, miles davis, ornette coleman, coltrane, the birthday party, joe meek, the monochrome set, michael yonkers, the baroques, andy oppenheimer, os mutantes, the outsiders, the smoke, parson sound, john fahey, rockin' ramrods, bobb trimble, chrome, the rising storm, theoretical girls, glenn branca, the saints

• Heroin – The Velvet Underground (1967)
• P4IN - Glosuka (2022)
• A Little at a Time – Tonetta (1983)
• Ohh yeeaa juiced up pop punk emo swag – Hi-C & DiamondsOnMyDick (2019)
• 392 – 2509: Walk This Way – Club Casualties (2015)
• She Knows Me Too Well – The Beach Boys (1965)
• One Million Kisses – Half Japanese (1987)
• Making Plans for Nigel – XTC (1979)
• Vitamin C – Can (1972)
• May The Circle Remain Unbroken – 13th Floor Elevators (1967)
• What Can You Do When You're Lonely – Brother L. Congregation (1969)
• Jennifer – Faust (1973)
• Final Solution – Pere Ubu (1976)
• What Am I Going To Do? – The Dovers (1965)
• Julie – Outer Limits Recordings (2010)
• I Was in the Middle of a Dream – Dylann Angercar (2019)
• The Whole World Window (Live) – Cardiacs (1986)
• GUDDAH SCREMO – Black Kray (2014)
• Pale Blue Eyes – The Velvet Underground (1969)
• Boys Don’t Cry – The Cure (1979)
• Solitary Set – Polvo (1994)
• Not Given Lightly – Chris Knox (1989)
• Kingdom Hearts – Metro Zu (2013)
• Skins222 – Hi-C (2018)
• Heaven – Pere Ubu (1977)
• A Day in the Life – The Beatles (1967)

• Sherlock Holmes – Sparks (1982)
• Dream Baby Dream – Suicide (1980)
• please stop – Bleood (2024)
• Fly Shit – Rushhy Bandxz (2017)
• Hurricane Fighter Plane – Red Crayola (1967)

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