Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
one thing that struck me recently was listening to noise records from the 80s and realising how they are far more conceptually driven and more varied in their approaches than the majority of new stuff which tends to be more focus on atmospherics and making as much noise with a few pedals as possible
|
There's some truth to that, but then a lot of it stems from the hugely increased volume (pun intended) of people making that type of music now than then. Whenever a genre becomes more popular, it seems the number of original artists stays about the same, while the number of people copying a small handful of defining techniques and not much else skyrockets exponentially.