[Music] Some South African music I ran into at a party last night. Accordeon&stuff

[Mihalik]

Now here gets wierd.



Next one is off-topic a bit, but the host had the idea of projecting this scene onto a wall with the volume maxed out. Completly changed my mind about accordeons. Before I always seen them like an anoying whiny instrument. But dem french managed to make it cool.



The scene is from a french movie called Holy Motors. The louder you play it the better it becomes (In my opinion).

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Holy Motors was one of the best movies released in 2012. Emotionally powerful, extremely creative, authentic and beautiful, have never seen a movie before quite like this one. I highly recommend it to anyone who hasn't experienced it yet.

[AutomaticBadger]

I've seen both the Kongos and Die Antword playing live. Personally I find DA to try too hard to seem hardcore don't give a kak mofos and the Kongos start to sound very samey

[obdigore]

Die Antwoord is 'freaky', but the music in 'fatty fatty boom boom' is absolutely amazing. I'm not a huge fan of new rap but Die Antwoord is entertaining, at the very least.

[Deleted]

Can't forgot these amazing South African bands/artists:


Fokofpolisiekar, amazing Afrikaans punk rock band. Van Coke Kartel is a good similair band.


Jack Parow, another "Zef"-rapper


Die Heuwels Fantasties

Might be a little bit hard to enjoy if you can't understand Afrikaans, but in my opinion really good music

[Gamdwelf]

So after a while I've realize that I kind of like Die Antwood, but I could really do with out their videos.

[drwelfare]

Heard of Die Antwood about a year ago, its different in a good way, but at first you look at it strange