what the hell happened to all of the experimental indie of the late 2000's
People realized that shit was terrible. Pitchfork went too far when they tried to tell people Liars was a good band and it was their downfall
>>122802935>Pitchfork
>>122802916>experimental indie of the late 2000'sElaborate?
>>122803610>late of the pier only released one album and broke up>fever the ghosthasn't released anything since 2015>ratatatagain hasn't released since 2010>voxtrotfinally just released a new single after 14 years of nothing>menomenaonly finally doing one show after maybe 10 or so years>pinback12 years since their last album>tim smith from midlake band is trash now without him>sweet trip and crystal castles both broke up because of scummy bandmate shitspecial mention of low roar even though they're 2010's because RIP Ryan Karazija
>>122803885and that's not even scratchign the surface of bands who peaked in the 2000s and then started doing modern pop bullshit (modest mouse, arcade fire, beck, phoenix, death cab for cutie)
>>122803885dirty projectors?
>>122803885>reddit of the pier >reddit the ghost>redditat>voxreddit>menoreddit>redditback>tim reddit from midreddit>reddit trip and reddit castles>low reddit
>>122805853Reddit Projectors
>>122803961That's just how movements in popular music go anon. They get old, get off the drugs so they don't die and become complacent. Experimentation is risky and the older you get the more you hate risk. So you write some poppy bullshit that still resembles your old stuff but without the vitality of youth. Art will always be a young person's game.
>>122806110but i want to stay young forever anonand i want my favorite musicians to always make similar enough but not the same music at least 1 album every 2-3 years forever
>>122802916Same what happened to the rest of guitar music.