Looking for Music

[Wrxngg]

Hey everyone, I'd love for some suggestions what should I listen to. I don't mind any genres I'd love to find something new I may like. Just want to have a broader taste in music atm.

 

[Toy]

Some of my personal favorite bands and artists that I can recommend is Good Morning, Deftones, Car Seat Headrest, and Fail Better, Heal Faster

 

[Wrxngg]

Some of my personal favorite bands and artists that I can recommend is Good Morning, Deftones, Car Seat Headrest, and Fail Better, Heal Faster

my ex was a big deftones fan so i have trouble listening to it without having thoughts of that situation but i dont know of the others so ill for sure give it a listen thank you very much :)

 

[Galileo3630]

 

[ptolemaea]

i love fiona apple's work. tori amos, depeche mode, pj harvey, kino, and björk as well

 

[User200]

 

[birdofafeather]

Hey everyone, I'd love for some suggestions what should I listen to. I don't mind any genres I'd love to find something new I may like. Just want to have a broader taste in music atm.

I will never stop recommending these albums:
Deathconciousness - Have a Nice Life
All Bitches Die - Lingua Ignota (her entire discography is amazing, but a very heavy listen so do take care with this)
Ants From Up There - Black Country, New Road (probably the most accessible of the three so far)

Some other artists to check out:
Car Seat Headrest (my absolute favourite band of all time)
Wolf Alice
Slowdive
My Bloody Valentine
Black Midi
O. (they only have one song released so far, but their live sets are incredible)
Sudden Lights
Kælan Mikla
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

 

[Aisley]

You know of Floyd and Zeppelin, right? There's a reason some things are called classic, and never go away. I always find my way back to them. Zappa, boc, Sabbath.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Music is nice and all, but what does this have to do with CTB? This really should have been posted in the Off-Topic forum, or be moved there.

 

[Xernarot]

Here are some of my fav Indie Rock song atm (or something, songs haha. Not the best at genre naming) <3

 

[H.O.Xan]

Dios mio, "off topic" discussion m8

 

[Xernarot]

I will never stop recommending these albums:
Deathconciousness - Have a Nice Life
All Bitches Die - Lingua Ignota (her entire discography is amazing, but a very heavy listen so do take care with this)
Ants From Up There - Black Country, New Road (probably the most accessible of the three so far)

Some other artists to check out:
Car Seat Headrest (my absolute favourite band of all time)
Wolf Alice
Slowdive
My Bloody Valentine
Black Midi
O. (they only have one song released so far, but their live sets are incredible)
Sudden Lights
Kælan Mikla
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

Woooo~ Another Car Seat Headrest enjoyer :)

 

[themethod]

Yeah i assumed this meant music to listen to while CTB... for that I will go with Nirvana unplugged hence the avatar... but that wasnt the topic anyway

 

[BpdQueen]

Citizen soldier!
It's a band that makes songs about mental health awareness and suïcide awareness,...their lyrics are so true , so deep! They are relatable.

 

[JudasIscariot]

Reading this thread causes me to realize I don't have original taste as much as I thought, lol. I'd recommend Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins, The Smiths, Pixies, Sonic Youth, Nine Inch Nails, and Bernard Herrmann (contemporary soundtrack composer that has very versatile styles). I am trying to stay away from tragic figures who have died in unnatural or suicidal ways for my own well-being. But if such people interest you, I'd recommend Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, Mark Linkous, Tim Buckley and his son, Jeff Buckley, Silver Jews, Vic Chesnutt, Joy Division, and The Prodigy. Almost every artist I've mentioned on this list have very different styles of music, though Pearl Jam and Smashing Pumpkins evolved during the grunge era, whereas Pixies and Sonic Youth were alternative rock artists. Smith, Drake, Linkous, the Buckleys, Silver Jews, and Chesnutt are indie (such a broad genre, most of their music cannot be confined to one style). Nine Inch Nails and The Prodigy are diverse metal/industrial bands. The Smiths may have been influenced by Joy Division. Most, if not all, artists on this list are lyrically intricate with original instrumentals and themes. Happy listening.

 

[Rob1984]

Reading this thread causes me to realize I don't have original taste as much as I thought, lol. I'd recommend Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins, The Smiths, Pixies, Sonic Youth, Nine Inch Nails, and Bernard Herrmann (contemporary soundtrack composer that has very versatile styles). I am trying to stay away from tragic figures who have died in unnatural or suicidal ways for my own well-being. But if such people interest you, I'd recommend Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, Mark Linkous, Tim Buckley and his son, Jeff Buckley, Silver Jews, Vic Chesnutt, Joy Division, and The Prodigy. Almost every artist I've mentioned on this list have very different styles of music, though Pearl Jam and Smashing Pumpkins evolved during the grunge era, whereas Pixies and Sonic Youth were alternative rock artists. Smith, Drake, Linkous, the Buckleys, Silver Jews, and Chesnutt are indie (such a broad genre, most of their music cannot be confined to one style). Nine Inch Nails and The Prodigy are diverse metal/industrial bands. The Smiths may have been influenced by Joy Division. Most, if not all, artists on this list are lyrically intricate with original instrumentals and themes. Happy listening.

You have great taste :)

 

[JudasIscariot]

You have great taste :)

Thank you so much. I like your profile picture, a very iconic photo of Jeff. I recommend looking at that photo shoot if you haven't already; coincidentally, one of the photos of him, one in which he is eating a banana, slightly resembles a photo of Leonard Cohen, who Jeff covered "Hallelujah" from. Jeff was brilliant. I also like your status(?) which is a song title of a Beatles song. What's your favorite song by Jeff Buckley, if you don't mind me asking?

 

[goodbye_._]

I tend to like sad songs because they are written really well and it just sounds good so a lot of these are sad so, sorry about that.

My suggestions:

Cigarettes out the window - tv girl
In my room - chance peña
Waste - Kxllswxtch
Cocaine Jesus - rainbow kitten surprise (please listen to this band, it's so good)
First class - rainbow kitten surprise
Romantic homicide - d4vd (my go to sad song)
Golden hour - JVKE (love this one)
sadderdaze - the neighborhood
Reflections - the neighborhood
Vas - jagger Finn
I was all over her - salvia palth
Become the warm jets - current joys (my favourite song out of this list)
Advice - Alex g
Where is my mind? - pixies
California dreamin' - the mamas and the papas
No below - speedy Ortiz
Mount Everest - labrinth
Not allowed - tv girl
All around me - flyleaf (i know it's religious but it's really good)
No care - daughter
All for us - labrinth

And any twenty one pilot songs are good but I recommend heverydirtysoul, jumpsuit and redecorate :)

 

[sadgvn]

 

[Rob1984]

Thank you so much. I like your profile picture, a very iconic photo of Jeff. I recommend looking at that photo shoot if you haven't already; coincidentally, one of the photos of him, one in which he is eating a banana, slightly resembles a photo of Leonard Cohen, who Jeff covered "Hallelujah" from. Jeff was brilliant. I also like your status(?) which is a song title of a Beatles song. What's your favorite song by Jeff Buckley, if you don't mind me asking?

I'll have to check out the photo shoot, I didn't know about it. And I don't mind you asking at all which Jeff song is my fav, but I don't have an answer haha! I just can't pick one. I pretty much love every song off of Grace, and then there's songs that I enjoy which were released after his death. And yes, my status is a Beatles reference, good catch! In the past two years or so I've gotten super into Smashing Pumpkins and the Pixies. Lately I've been listening to some Elliot Smith, Sonic Youth, and Alice in Chains. All of these bands you mentioned in your post (except Alice) so it was nice seeing them being recognized, and it just so happens they're the exact bands I've been spending a lot of time with recently. I know some of the other artists you mentioned (Smiths, Pearl Jam, Joy Division, NiN) but haven't spent enough time listening to them. Then the others you mentioned I've never heard of. So I'm gonna check them all out!

 

[JudasIscariot]

I'll have to check out the photo shoot, I didn't know about it. And I don't mind you asking at all which Jeff song is my fav, but I don't have an answer haha! I just can't pick one. I pretty much love every song off of Grace, and then there's songs that I enjoy which were released after his death. And yes, my status is a Beatles reference, good catch! In the past two years or so I've gotten super into Smashing Pumpkins and the Pixies. Lately I've been listening to some Elliot Smith, Sonic Youth, and Alice in Chains. All of these bands you mentioned in your post (except Alice) so it was nice seeing them being recognized, and it just so happens they're the exact bands I've been spending a lot of time with recently. I know some of the other artists you mentioned (Smiths, Pearl Jam, Joy Division, NiN) but haven't spent enough time listening to them. Then the others you mentioned I've never heard of. So I'm gonna check them all out!

Grace is an amazing album. I like the posthumous album too, although the name escapes me at the moment. I like that your status is a Beatles song! I like Sgt. Peppers, favorite album but anything last 1964 I like by them. Anything not teenie-bopper esque, lol. I love Alice In Chains too, can't believe I didn't mention. Not a fan of their new stuff though. You have great taste too! If you listen to the other artists, let me know what you think. Since you like Elliott I think you'll really like the other artists I mentioned. Cool stuff.

 

[PurrpTypeFeel]

listen to my pfp it's #RealMusic

 

[CellarBoy]

Of course, Happy Days.
Twenty One Pilots.
Ghost.
$uicideboy$.
Lifelover.
Xasthur.
American Football.
Modern Baseball.
Sorority Noise.
Sematary.

 

[JJMaynard97]

Hey everyone, I'd love for some suggestions what should I listen to. I don't mind any genres I'd love to find something new I may like. Just want to have a broader taste in music atm.

Thats a good question, what I used to listen too to cheer me up was Baggy Trousers, a silly song but good to Skat-Man by Skat Man John. I've been listening to a Band Called Brick + Mortar and the Album is called Bangs! Check it out. & Elvis Presley is another one. Have a good day.

 

[asian.neet]

I tend to like sad songs because they are written really well and it just sounds good so a lot of these are sad so, sorry about that.

My suggestions:

Cigarettes out the window - tv girl
In my room - chance peña
Waste - Kxllswxtch
Cocaine Jesus - rainbow kitten surprise (please listen to this band, it's so good)
First class - rainbow kitten surprise
Romantic homicide - d4vd (my go to sad song)
Golden hour - JVKE (love this one)
sadderdaze - the neighborhood
Reflections - the neighborhood
Vas - jagger Finn
I was all over her - salvia palth
Become the warm jets - current joys (my favourite song out of this list)
Advice - Alex g
Where is my mind? - pixies
California dreamin' - the mamas and the papas
No below - speedy Ortiz
Mount Everest - labrinth
Not allowed - tv girl
All around me - flyleaf (i know it's religious but it's really good)
No care - daughter
All for us - labrinth

And any twenty one pilot songs are good but I recommend heverydirtysoul, jumpsuit and redecorate :)

Two more jvke tracks I can recommend
- this is what sadness feels like
- (Can be triggering) this is what heartbreak feels like

 

[Some place nice]

If you are looking for sad songs I would recommend Nicole Dollanganger and my favorite song from her its coma baby, my favorite band is Rare Americans my favorite song from them is love is all I bring.

 

[axl]