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Slacker rock (also called slack rock) is a loosely defined genre of indie rock and lo-fi music that originated in the United States in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Definition [ edit ] The term typically refers to a style that is more laid back and relaxed when compared to regular and contemporary rock in order to make it more ...
27 de abr. de 2021 · A Rough Guide To: Slacker Rock is a blog post that introduces the sub-genre of slacker rock, a style of indie rock that is slow, lo-fi and lazy. It features some of the best slacker acts from the past and present, such as The Lemonheads, Pavement, Mac DeMarco and Courtney Barnett. The post also provides some recommendations for where to buy their albums and watch their videos.
Slacker Rock. AKA: Lo-Fi Lo-Fi Indie Rock • 9,940 releases. Raw, noisy, melodic Indie Rock, with a loose, blasé approach to performances, and typically low-fidelity production, associated with Generation X "slacker" culture. Read more. An update has been submitted for this genre and is awaiting approval.
20 de abr. de 1992 · 1. Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted. April 20, 1992. Slacker Rock, Indie Rock, Post-Punk. Critic Score. 92. 6 reviews. Amazon. Music. Spotify. 2. Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville. June 22, 1993. Singer-Songwriter, Indie Rock, Slacker Rock. Critic Score. 90. 7 reviews. Amazon. Music. Spotify. 3. Guided by Voices - Bee Thousand. June 21, 1994.
11 de sept. de 2001 · Noise Rock Slacker Rock Indie Rock. Post-Hardcore Noise Pop Grunge. noisy lo-fi raw melancholic energetic anxious melodic lonely. American Water. Silver Jews. 3.86 9,395 95. 20 October 1998. Indie Rock Slacker Rock Alt-Country. Americana Alt-Country Folk Rock.
29 de ene. de 2017 · How did slacker rock, a genre born out of the 90s grunge and alternative rock, come back in the 2010s with a more R&B-influenced and lo-fi approach? Learn about the history, influences and examples of slacker rock acts like Mac DeMarco, Kurt Vile and Homeshake.
6 de mar. de 2024 · It kind of exemplifies the aesthetic of “slacker rock,” a subgenre of music that Beck’s “Loser” was certainly part of. Pioneered by such bands as Pavement and Guided By Voices, slacker rock captured a vibe of the early 1990s, co-opting the “slacker” label that was applied broadly to Generation X who were coming into their own.
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