^eh, it's about the beats more than the lyrics so don't read too much into it otherwise I listen to trap (without words usually) it consists of the musical nature of "music", instead of the lyrics spoken over the music and how you can manipulate say popular main stream tracks and just create something new from it. (raised in the ghetto and i appreciate it cause i know what to when to do it.)
To each his/her own.^Just explaining why i listen to this because i was raised around it, instead of negative lyrics i went for the musical nature of it all.
Anyway i feel if people explained their reasoning besides i like it, of what they listen to this thread might become more popular. (just me probably.)
have a good one folks i'll try to check out the music being posted here to change my interests.
Persefone's new album is out verrrry soon so I've been listening to Spiritual Migration a tonne:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QB3kXzZ97ug Highly recommended if you're into prog metal; bands like Opeth / Periphery / Animals as Leaders / Devin Townsend / Steve Wilson...
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Not sure if this has been linkrd before, but this i a super cool place to find more/new music. http://everynoise.com/engenremap.html if you scroll down to the bottom you get a quick explanation on how to use the tool and other cool info.
Ive been fiending this guy. This one's for you, Johnny cash lovers.
Nice!
Fun fact - This guy is 21 years old, from Saskatchewan. 21, yet he sings and writes like that!? ugh. Cant wait to see him progress! His first full album is on spotify, as well.
Ive been fiending this guy. This one's for you, Johnny cash lovers.
Nice!
Fun fact - This guy is 21 years old, from Saskatchewan. 21, yet he sings and writes like that!? ugh. Cant wait to see him progress! His first full album is on spotify, as well.
I'll check his album out. Hopefully, he sticks around.
I've been listening to the OST for a free game on Steam called Griptape Backbone. It's a skateboarding game with a vaporwave aesthetic. Really trippy and worth checking out if you want to destress, but the soundtrack is what does it for me. It's a bunch of different artists that the dev admires, and he used it to create the soundtrack for the game (crediting them of course). I listen to it at work. It's awesome background music or something to listen to when you just want to chill out. You can find it on YouTube.
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^eh, it's about the beats more than the lyrics so don't read too much into it otherwise I listen to trap (without words usually) it consists of the musical nature of "music", instead of the lyrics spoken over the music and how you can manipulate say popular main stream tracks and just create something new from it.
(raised in the ghetto and i appreciate it cause i know what to when to do it.)
To each his/her own.^Just explaining why i listen to this because i was raised around it, instead of negative lyrics i went for the musical nature of it all.
Anyway i feel if people explained their reasoning besides i like it, of what they listen to this thread might become more popular. (just me probably.)
Nice thread.
https://kubbi.bandcamp.com/album/ember
Persefone's new album is out verrrry soon so I've been listening to Spiritual Migration a tonne:
Highly recommended if you're into prog metal; bands like Opeth / Periphery / Animals as Leaders / Devin Townsend / Steve Wilson...
I also liked the previous one:
This is a really fun album to listen to start to finish; love the symmetrical structure
@Fansub those reminded me somewhat of Mahoroba.
Twister-1996 (Best cheesy movie ever, with a great soundtrack!)
Pirate of the Caribbean- (any movie really, but I love At World's End soundtrack)
RWBY- (Really good mix with High Pace Rock with orchestra soundtrack)
Destiny - ( Particularly Rise of Iron and Taken King soundtracks)
Tron Legacy- (Daft Punk soundtrack, yes!!!)
My other tastes are classic rock; Van Halen, ACDC, etc. and EDM; Dillon Francis, Porter Robinson and Madeon.
Song: The March of the Varangian Guard
Genre: Metal
Album: Stand Up and Fight
http://everynoise.com/engenremap.html
if you scroll down to the bottom you get a quick explanation on how to use the tool and other cool info.
I'm a late 80's - 90's era Alternative/Indie - Hard Rock tragic i.e:
Korn
Soulfly
Nirvana
Pearl Jam
Audioslave
Soundgarden
Alice In Chains
Stone Temple Pilots
Rage Against The Machine
etcetera...
...what I've got up on screen ATM while waiting for a render pass, cranked over TU-THA-MAXXX...
AND Whoa!
That's a shitload of collective decibels coming outta this thread posted up over 7yrs - fuck yeah!!!
Another masterpiece was released by the gods of prog metal today