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- Nov 26, 2023
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I always wondered if tinnitus sounds different for each person/is unique to this person so I found this reply to be very interestingThe album is oddly satisfying and the single underneath sounds a bit like my tinnitus.
I always wondered if tinnitus sounds different for each person/is unique to this person so I found this reply to be very interesting
when it comes to music/artist/albums I always assumed that tinnitus might sound a bit like a Ryoji Ikeda album but less loud
or something by Tetsu Inoue
I do not suffer from tinnitus as far as I know but I find random moments of deafness in one ear randomly followed by a high frequency noise, static, or whistling to be normal or spontaneous or sometimes it presents itself when I am incredibly focused or zoning out most likely due to years of disregarding loud noise warnings when using headphones/earphones at a high volume
thank you for the recommendation I liked this a lotEdit: Although you should play this loud: