Do y'all really like this or is it all just pretend?

[highbythebeach 2,475]

1 hour ago, ReginaGeorge said:

Well a lot of e girls pretend they like Nirvana just to be edgy.. I'm usually not very hard to please when it comes to music and I tried listening to this but it's just noise 

just cause you don't like something it doesn't mean its noise 

[Nosferatu 1,168]

It sounds like a frying pan being banged 

[UnknownUser71 2,878]

I don't get her music 

I respect her as an artist, as I respect every artist, but I don't get her music, I mean, WTF are those awful sounds in L.O.V.E? 

[DC 25,164]

Personally, no thank you. I think it’s cool, and maybe I’ll like that style eventually, but right now I’m much more of a “Stupid Love” type of person 

[Regina George 59,387]

6 minutes ago, highbythebeach said:

just cause you don't like something it doesn't mean its noise 

Okay can you please explain the first sound that comes up in this song and that is pretty straight forward during the whole song actually:

I can't find another explanation except for noise aka ''a sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant or that causes disturbance.''

[Glamourpuss 29,062]

1 hour ago, Smith said:

 

What is this? It sounds like when you let go of an inflated balloon and it flies around the room slowly deflating. How is this music?

It also drove my cats bonkers too. 

[highbythebeach 2,475]

Just now, ReginaGeorge said:

Okay can you please explain the first sound that comes up in this song and that is pretty straight forward during the whole song actually:

I can't find another explanation except for noise aka ''a sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant or that causes disturbance.''

ok i'll admit that one may sound likenoise lol I feel like these kinds of songs of hers might mean to be ironic but she has plenty of songs that don't deserve to be called noise

 

 

I love pretending it's so soothing 

[Regina George 59,387]

1 minute ago, highbythebeach said:

ok i'll admit that one may sound likenoise lol I feel like these kinds of songs of hers might mean to be ironic but she has plenty of songs that don't deserve to be called noise

 

 

I love pretending it's so soothing 

Yes I actually like some of her songs honestly.. Especially ones that she did for XCX

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

5 minutes ago, Glamourpuss said:

What is this? It sounds like when you let go of an inflated balloon and it flies around the room slowly deflating. How is this music?

It also drove my cats bonkers too. 

I'M SCREECHING  

Edit: the accuracy though 

[weed 72,669]

for similar style but more easy-listening (usually lol), try GFOTY 

[Software 170]

2 hours ago, ReginaGeorge said:

Honestly want to know what is the answer:

 

There are some people who are more interested in interesting sound designs than melodies or music theory, it's just simple as that. Lmao if you think Sophie is weird, don't start looking into the deconstructed club genre (i hate that term tho), Sophie is just the tip of the iceberg, there are far more "innovative" artists out there.. But of course for gays who are mentally stuck in the pop music landscrape, Sophie may come across as the weirdest thing to them . It's just an aggressive, frantic, post-industrial sound design featuring metallic or staccato sounds such as samples of glass smashing, gunshots, etc., deconstructed club aims for an excessive, apocalyptic-sounding soundscape, with constant rhythmic switch-ups and atonality. Thematically, it is common to address politics such as race relations, feminism, queer identity and colonialism, as many of the developments of this sound and its associated nightlife come from marginalized communities. These topics are not always present, since some deconstructed club artists prefer to engage with futurism and technology conceptually. 

[Smith 5,499]

46 minutes ago, messybottom said:

I really don’t get it. The same ones that love Sophie don’t like ARTPOP. Like, make it make sense luv 

i love both.

[Smith 5,499]

24 minutes ago, Software said:

There are some people who are more interested in interesting sound designs than melodies or music theory, it's just simple as that. Lmao if you think Sophie is weird, don't start looking into the deconstructed club genre (i hate that term tho), Sophie is just the tip of the iceberg, there are far more "innovative" artists out there.. But of course for gays who are mentally stuck in the pop music landscrape, Sophie may come across as the weirdest thing to them . It's just an aggressive, frantic, post-industrial sound design featuring metallic or staccato sounds such as samples of glass smashing, gunshots, etc., deconstructed club aims for an excessive, apocalyptic-sounding soundscape, with constant rhythmic switch-ups and atonality. Thematically, it is common to address politics such as race relations, feminism, queer identity and colonialism, as many of the developments of this sound and its associated nightlife come from marginalized communities. These topics are not always present, since some deconstructed club artists prefer to engage with futurism and technology conceptually. 

THIS comment. I like industrial sound. I am trying to make music like that:

 

[ImTired 3,955]

2 hours ago, Woohoo said:

this bangs

This with gaga vocals? Slay a bit. 

[Software 170]

15 minutes ago, Smith said:

THIS comment. I like industrial sound. I am trying to make music like that:

 

This is amazing, reminds me of "Cyclo - id" 

I think if you want to make stuff like this , you should learn Granular synthesis, it takes years of practice but it's really worth it, if you want to go further in sound design.