2007-2009 was its own microdecade

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That's funny. You seemed to have clicked on the wrong image.
Its okay, I got you.

>>129310546
Damn what a pathetic ass generation lmao

>>129310563
lol
lmao

>>129310559

I know exactly what you mean cuz I lived it too, but that's fucking retarded lol

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>>129310546
>The only generation defining album for millennials

I miss walking into an American Apparel and hearing Vanished over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and

>>129311440
I'd say the same thing about trap in 2017-2019. You can make the same argument for nu metal and hair metal. Every decade ends with a bang.

>>129310563
Lel

>>129310546
This is a good album but you dont know shit about millennial music just fuck off

>>129310546
A Rush Of Blood To The Head, Oracular Spectacular, Vampire Weekend debut

>>129310563
Holy shit, that album makes me think of the #MeeToo shit,Occupy Wallstreet, GamerGate, and the start of that feminine girl boss bullshit.
The band even made a song for that mirrors edge sequel that did garbage because of that Anita Sarkesian bitch.
Takes me back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAMacXOUPS8

When I think of Milliniels, I think of shit like Friends and The Office.
Cringy shit like that.

>>129313342
You're Indian.

>>129310546
When I see this thumbnail I always think of Justice

>>129313346
No, I dated Millinnial women.
Bitches love Friends and The Office.

>>129313409
You literally can't help writing "millenial" in an Indian accent.

>>129313579
Don't you think it makes more sense for a dumb fuck millennial to just not know how to type the word? Auto correct didn't seem to catch that one.

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>>129310546
Retard

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im a 60 yo boomer but how is this retarded 8bit bing bing wahoo midi a 'generational album'?

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wrong

>>129310546
stop shilling indian music made by that guy

>>129314269
They're expressionist beeps and boops, the beeps and boops express the existential dread and alienation of the internet generation much like depeche mode's beeps and boops expressed the melancholy and horniness of boomers and gen xers.

>>129314269
If you’re 60 you’re basically early Gen X

>>129313346
like crystal castles guy

>>129310546
you'd need an entire book for warped tour core, alone, and that's only the beginning

as a millennial, we didn't talk this much crap about gen x

>>129310559
we basically lived in dog years until like 2017

>>129314213
grim. utterly grim

i'm 31 and I've never listened to this
us late zillenials are defined by garbage like king gizzard and the lizard wizard

>>129310563
Am I the only millennial who never liked these guys?

>>129313281
Kill me now.

>>129316405
i always thought they were boring

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>>129310546
Pretty crazy Crystal Castles was around for more than a decade, didn't feel like it. Their first EP was released in July 2006 and their final album was released in August 2016. That's a good run for the kind of band they were.

>>129311481
>I miss walking into an American Apparel and hearing Vanished
Did you know it was merely a glorified remix of a Van She (VANiSHEd) track?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOKrAWok7Yk

>>129316848
those are the best type CC tracks where Ethan takes a complete vocal track and places a new instrumental behind it, see also Air War and Year of Silence

>>129310559
It was 2007-2014 really. Golden Age of Hipster Whiteness. Then 2015-2023, the Great Niggening. 2024-onwards is basically nothing. The niche is norm. Everyone is scattered.

>>129316848
Were you in that band or something? Kek

Millenials were truly the most degenerate generation. The shit that used to go on in Toronto in mid-00s was disgusting. No wonder they went so woke, they felt the need to atone.

black parade

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>>129310546
For me, it was Digitalism - Pogo.

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>>129310546
We got plenty, unlike zoomies.

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>>129310559
2007-2011, really miss that electro era. they just dont make them like they used to, its all so sterile now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xymjDyGIvQ4

>>129310546
posercore

>>129318341
It's always made me second guess her abuse allegations because that kind of sleazy shit is exactly what was glamorous at the time

You guys never know the real shit. Give it 10 more years, you'll get spoonfed what really mattered.

>>129316405
I've never even heard them.

Das racist was good. Too bad he drove himself crazy from the drugs and getting too absorbed in racial stuff

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>>129310546
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>>129322462
hnnngh

>>129319211
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>>129322462
All based

There was 3 eras of music in the 2000s.
>00s-09
All the cringy new subgenres all came about.
Last decade of bands actually being popular/mainstream and there was a distinct sound. The pre-teen sound I call it.
>Emo/Scene/Nu-Metal subgenres(Black Veil Brides/MCR/TBS/Limp Bizcuit/Deftones/Slipknot/etc.)
>Bands like All American Rejects/Motion City Soundtrack/Fall Out Boy/ Simple Plan/Blink-182 dominating the Movie Sountracks of that time.

>09-2015
The Indie Takeover (which really occurred in the 00s) before Rap dominates the cultural zeitgeist.
>Arcade Fire/Foster The People/Chvrches/ Vampire Weekend/
>EDM/Dubstep/Electronic Music reaches its peak before influencing the transition into Rap/Modern Pop
>Last phase of Life being somewhat normal before we reach the modern digital age.

>16-Now
This is where we are now.
16-19 is where we transition to the state of the musical culture today.
2020 simply stapled that cultural zeitgeist and ensured it would stick for the rest of the decade(hence here we are at 2026 and our musical taste is very much comparable to the late 2010s. We've reached a stage of stagnation since.

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>>129324062
For me, its the late 00s, cant tell me this ISNT a fucking banger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0VmaJsPWbY

>>129324111
Hell yeah. Takes me back to when House Music was the shit! Last time people were actually social and normal.

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>>129324165
yeah its sad the state of popular house music right now, its all soft, grandpa friendly background grocery store vibes
the old stuff might be corny but it was so much more fun
just compare this old calvin harris track to his newer stuff, ugh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwZVZ5qZnoA

>>129324292
mu, to this day, doesn’t know calvin is well-respected by legends

https://youtu.be/VYwMmDkRCEo

>>129324369
based, dude was really good until like 2014
going through an old playlist atm and finding so many cool tracks from back then
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8eDyCRa0mY

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>>129310559
for me it's 2011-2014

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>>129324401
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iCYeslMDg0

>>129310546
>generation defining
I don't know any of their songs except for the one with Robert Smith
Which is a cover

>>129310546
One of the defining moments of millennial culture for sure, though there were a couple more of them

- very early 00s - Strokes, White Stripes - these bands straddled that timespace between trailing 90s, post-grunge and 00s indie rock
- Vampire Weekend
- Davendra Barnhart
- Interpol
- The XX
- MGMT
- Jai Paul - more obscure, but he caused a shock when his tracks leaked, he inspired a lot of stuff
- MIA
- M83
- The Knife (indietronica etc)
- Klaxons and the new rave scene
- then the whole stomp-clap-hey thing part of which was tasteful, not all of it was corny shit - I liked Ed Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
- vaporwave, ONP, hypnagogic pop, etc

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If we're being honest, it's probably something like Katy Perry's 'Teenage Dream.' It has everything from an internet meme song (Last Friday Night) to nostalgia song with 80's rock overtones (title track) to a big bloated 'millennial whoop' track (Firework). And it was tuned by algorithms and corporate teams of songwriters to appeal to as many demographics as possible.

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>>129326658
bro forgot about Skrillex
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJVmu6yttiw

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>>129326658
low T opinion

>>129315405
no one talks shit about gen X for some reason

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>>129313281
grim

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Who's in the house ?

>>129326773
He's more part of the early-mid zoomer culture

>>129327294
the earliest zoomer was 12 when Scary Monstrers came out thougheverbeit

>>129327170
Forgot about those
I wouldn't say they were that influential
Arctic Monkeys were probably more

Also I didn't mention a lot of bands that were popular, like Kings of Leon. Which I know are not liked here

>>129326773
Yeah sadly complextro and dubstep were part of millennialcore.
Probably the genre that has aged the worst out of that era

>>129327430
>aged the worst
how so, i honestly think the sound design in these was a lot better than a lot of the modern, overly clean stuff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbafd6UV3w4

>>129327455
Yea but dubstep was never very musical.
The whole signature of this genre was that wubwubwub noise
That brought some novelty thrill back then but now it doesn't impress anyone.
At least Skrillex had some tunes, so there's still something salvageable on a relisten

>>129327422
>like Kings of Leon
T is negative at this point.
Kings of Leon was nothing but a industry plant pop band which comforted normies with their inoffensiveness - the opposite of a generation defining group.

>>129327289
based but I would point the NuMetal earthquake to late 90s

>>129327515
>The whole signature of this genre was that wubwubwub noise
most of it yeah but there were exceptions like this one where its used melodically
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32HT9LRq6D0

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what it do brothers we drinking a can of monster or what