/r/fantanoforever
The Internet's Busiest Music Nerd's Subreddit!
Greetings, Anthony Fantano here (he's here sometimes!!) The Internet's busiest music nerd...'s fan page!
Here we show our appreciation for Anthony Fantano, his reviews, knowledge, and music in general!
Rule #1: No more chicken sandwiches.
Rule #2: No Screenshots of low effort DM's with Anthony. Posts will be removed by mods.
Rule #3: No more low effort Flannel shirt posts, we get it, he wears those sometimes.
Rule #4: No more random Topster posts/Charts of every 1000 of your favorite albums. We’ll designate a time for that!
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Very reminiscent of Disintegration?
I went in expecting a basic, bluesy rock record that was ‘heavy for the time’ and left with a whole new lease on life. This might be the rawest, most exciting vision of rock music I’ve ever heard in my life. I’ve never been this spiritually moved by a record before. Highly recommended!
TikToker Lucy Moon has alleged that Fantano commented negatively towards her on men's rights pages that were abusing her. She speaks about making feminist content as a teenager, and how men's rights pages would clip her content and make disparaging comments towards her. She mentions that she would see Fantano commenting in support of these MRA pages.
She states that she is now a Fantano fan and believes people can change, but finds his review on the recent Halsey project to be disappointing.
What do you guys think of this?
I’m related to him via my new cousin-in-law
I am looking for albums that are not afraid of silence and spaces. They don't have to be "simple" or completely stripped down rather have moments where the song goes very silent and then builds up slowly from there.
I think classical music does this well but also heard some Jeff Buckley and Laura Nyro songs recently that does this well. (Mojo Pin's opening and New York Tendaberry)
Neo Soul (D'Angelo's Untitled comes to mind) is also an example of a genre that does this kind of quiet production well.
My pick: THIS
Personally, I like the second one best.
If a time traveler from ten years ago came to you and said “show me some shit that will blow my mind”, what recent album would you play for them? I think the only one that comes to mind is DJ E by Chuquimamani-Condori