My brother-in-law is a pastor and ex-boxer; I sent this to him, and he loves it.
Some good music.
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Ooh aye, these are greatly appreciated recommendations, thankyou kindly! Luckily got a sizeable memory card a long while ago. But that was a long while ago, and a lot of albums wriggled their way in since, along with vast photos of pets and any passing adorable creatures. It's...probably still fine. I, too, was born old. Learning of lost youth as time progresses. Just Benjamin Buttoning my way to the edge of this mortal coil hoping for dear life it won't involve climbing into a giant womb like those chemical-induced nightmares would have me believe.
Oh uh, where was? What? Did you? I should take my medication now, almost forgot! Gotta go!
A collection of chill electro beats, not sure what subgenre and the ears won't care as long as they're kept busy
Also no idea what genre, but am going to call it "haunt-pop" till something physically coerces me to stop.
Also no idea what genre, but am going to call it "haunt-pop" till something physically coerces me to stop.
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Decided to listen to some Caravan Palace again, good lord, I forgot what I missed(!) Special mention to Miracle for having one of the wackest NSFW videos.
I'm going to be so bold as to assume you know of Boards of Canada? On the off chance you don't, here you go.
I have! Though only a few bits here and there, this album has managed to slip past unnoticed, thanks for recommendation!
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Unrelated, but am recently left wondering if the algorithms are trying to either say something profound, or what particulars of my behaviour led to them recommending these musics;
Been enjoying some indie electronic/dance recently, seeing I can finally go to peoples houses and steal their aux cords:
This is a little mainstream and I'm sure a lot has already heard it before–but this song is giving bohemian rhapsody vibes
Tis' a tune. Both her albums are very good, some of the best pop music to come out in the last few years.This is a little mainstream and I'm sure a lot has already heard it before–but this song is giving bohemian rhapsody vibes
A band I recently started listening to is Brothers of Metal. They sing about Vikings and Norse mythology. Something I believe I hear in their songs is that they're just having a lot of fun with what they're doing. They insert bits of humor in many of them like in the legend of Thor losing his hammer he says if they don't give it back then he'll go tell his dad on them, as an example. It's also a rarity for me in that I usually hate the kind of singing that their male vocalist does but I actually like it with their songs (A big part is probably because you can tell what he's saying).
An sample of the lyrics from the third song.
We're siblings of the North
Eight we're standing strong
Adventuring across the realms
To write this awesome song
On our quest for might and glory
Foes will fall
Filling up our inventory
A potion of strength for all
An sample of the lyrics from the third song.
We're siblings of the North
Eight we're standing strong
Adventuring across the realms
To write this awesome song
On our quest for might and glory
Foes will fall
Filling up our inventory
A potion of strength for all
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@XsjadoBlayde, thought of another artist you might like if you've not heard of him: Hiatus. Back when I first discovered him, he'd done a lot of collaborations with a female vocalist named Shura, and their work together was absolutely gorgeous. Fun fact, I purchased the album "We Can Be Ghosts Now" appears on, and as a gift, Hiatus sent me two of this triangles featured in the official video's stop-motion animation.
But his solo efforts are just as brilliant.
But his solo efforts are just as brilliant.
While this song has haunted me for years, it's the cover art that always captivates me.
That's a pretty cool bonus surprise for the album purchase, haven't seen that kinda thing before in my somewhat limited experience! Very soothing musics too, is appreciatably suited to the current frame of mind right now too, much thank yous!
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A podcast group who's Patreon is like the only one I sub to recently commissioned an album of electronic ambience and dark delights, which was given free to Patreon members, so gonna share here with a couple of personal fave tracks from it also (Nick Sena - Hikikomori Lake);
(Full album)
(BODYCASTE)
(Brellipses)
(It's All Malignant) - I agree.
(Tell Me) - This one kinda stands out as the only pop/80s upbeat track with, um...lyrics? Kind of? on there.
Entirely unrelated synthwave album for good measure;
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Watching Twin Peaks: The Return and D. Lynch is apparently a big fan of the indie music scene. Nearly every episode ends with a nightcap number at the Bang Bang.
I used to listen to this on repeat for, like, days in junior high. My playcount shows 145, at 2:43 that comes to over 7 hours.