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What are some sounds that you wish had been explored way more than they were?

Times when bands, artists, groups, explored territory they never delved deeper into.

https://youtu.be/swBDlOk0V6Y?is=-vLVOrIArAuAWpqE

The B52s were always post punky for new wave, had more of a rock post punk crunch compared to synthier acts but the sound they did was artsy joy division gang of four. Bizarre it came out in 1980
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the sound of post-African repetitions
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>>131051419
Kill yourself
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>>131050599
The dance she does at the end is lovely and suits the bittersweet feel of the song. She looks almost mournful but with all that lively energy. The song is great too.

I wish Autechre would do more work with pop singers. The following is excellent and one of a kind in their discography:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jB0BY0EqijM
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>>131050599
they had a unique sound

i think vocal interplay like this is is largely unexplored in pop music, as youve noted
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>>131050599

Certain era's and musicians had a distinct *sound* owing to the equipment they used that is never faithfully emulated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJcV3m68wrQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVpshCSo5KE

There are a million ambient and dub records but it never sounds quite like this.
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>>131053816
Very cool!



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