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Songs / music that suddenly goes from calm to intense (1 Viewer)

title of the thread said "suddenly goes from calm to intense"... a lot of the slow & quiet building to something else- are those also what the OP was looking for?
A lot of great suggestions listed, but yeah, I didn't do a very good job of explaining. You're right that I was looking for songs that literally change on a beat, not slow building crescendos. Seems like almost all techno would fit this description, but I honestly dont know the genre well enough to know where to start?

Anyway, here are the one's listed so far that I like (and where in the song I like them - maybe will give a better idea of what Im looking for)... Keep the suggestions coming!

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Nothing I listed is death-metally but if you want extreme rage, metal is the best place to look.  Refused is not metal at all either.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ax07muLvG7c
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2:06 

Omnitica - Yo Ho and a Bottle of Bass

Kinda Game of Throney...it's what I first thought when I heard it.

Insanity starts at 1:25
1:26

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3:46

 
Jane's Addiction - Ocean Size

It works on the album because they have some very soft songs.  If Slayer has 10 quiet notes at the beginning of a song, we all know what's coming...

ETA: Sconch beat me to it.  Dang.

 
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Arcade Fire has many songs that would fit what you need.  Rebellion especially would be a good one.  Wake up might work.

 
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For grungy stuff:

Milk It - Nirvana

You could go through Mad Season's album and a few fit this description

 
Sigur Ros - Glosoli

Buildup begins at 3:48.  Explodes into greatness at 4:40.

Also probably my favorite music video of all time.
Like a burr under my saddle, it was bothering me that I was forgetting something obvious. I missed your response above initially, but out of nowhere it hit me that Sigur Ros was a prime recommendation for this thread. I'm more partial to Popplagið though.

ETA: or is the song title Heima? My Icelandic to English skills suck.

 
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Sigur Ros is a great band for these kinds of songs.  Glosoli is a great pick, as is Untitled 8/Popplagið from the ( ) album.  Seeing Popplagið live has to be seen to be believed.  Seriously. 

Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a great band for this stuff as well, if you can handle 10 to 20 minute instrumentals that build, explode, retreat, etc. 

 

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