What's better, complex music or simple music?
What's better, complex music or simple music?
Noah Edwards
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David Moore
invalid question
Elijah Rivera
I would say that complex music isn't inherently better as some might think it is, and that restraint is an admirable quality in any kind of artist. I've always preferred simple music, personally
James Kelly
big music
Eli Fisher
The true secret is that if you can only enjoy one and not the other, you're probably a midwit pleb
Brayden Morales
there is no "better" only favorite
Jack Ramirez
>music I like is best music
>music I don't like is not best music
Mason Diaz
those quads.......
Chase Morgan
Stupid question, kill yourself.
Josiah Parker
universe-alteringly based
Owen Ward
checked
Ryan Brown
This is the only good answer
Christopher Reed
There are balances between simple/complex and shallow/deep.
Simplicity is much more elegant, but it’s harder for simple music to avoid being shallow as well. It’s good to keep music as simple as possible without sacrificing depth.
Angel Lopez
Complicated simple music
aka Black Metal.
All the band members are playing simple music but when it blends together it becomes a complex, layered wall of sound
Kayden Russell
simplicity is sophistication
David Roberts
Stupid answer, kill yourself.
Kayden Cruz
layered music
Isaiah Sanders
Whichever one does the job better.
Christian Morris
>What's better
Easton Thompson
as a teen i thought complex prog and math metal were the goat but realized how cringe pseudo intellectual garbage it is. inversely, the simplest music contains the greatest depth of richness, things like minimal techno like Plastikman or sustained-tone-branch-minimalism like Lamonte Young, etc. you can inhabit within the sound and the sound becomes a reflection of yourself
Adrian Butler
>All the band members are playing simple music but when it blends together it becomes a complex, layered wall of sound
youtube.com
Not metal but fuck you I like it.