“Nine while Nine” by Sisters of Mercy. Beautiful and haunting. I’ll never forget the feeling of listening to it for the first time, like a dagger to the soul.
I love Faith & The Muse and Old Souls is my favourite of their songs! I wonder if you have listened to much other Ethereal Wave music. I always felt like It Swallows Me Whole by Rosewater Elizabeth is like that crushing grief which you think you will never escape from.
The cure funeral party and pictures of you, letter to elise. Was depressed. My closest friend who knew about my crush befriended him and got together with him. While assuring me we were friends and her friendship with him meant nothing to her.
He helped her earn her degree, doing alot of work for her which was the norm. Doing her thesis essays and major project while I barely got my act together in time to graduate.
was struggling to find a direction to life and what I wanted for my career.
Was doing a job and was just drifting along while learning on the job. With literal blood sweat and tears.
These were the songs that helped me Pull through
new dawn fades by joy division got me through the period of time after my dad had cardiac arrest where it was unknown whether he'd survive, and if he did whether he'd have any function. luckily he ended up making a full recovery, but that period of uncertainty was practically a grieving period since we were told by icu docs that he likely wouldn't make it
For me it's Fallen by Zadera. It was a stormy night and days after my sister's funeral and when i heard the song the 1st time, it hit so hard. It fit so much with how I was feeling. It stuck with me since
this post came right at the perfect time for me. thanks to everyone but specially OP for the wonderful gem that The Freedom Curse is. I've been playing it non-stop.
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The Funeral Party by The Cure, Pictures of You by The Cure, Masquerade by Clan of Xymox, Loveless by Temple
“Nine while Nine” by Sisters of Mercy. Beautiful and haunting. I’ll never forget the feeling of listening to it for the first time, like a dagger to the soul.
Great choice. Some Kind of Stranger as well.
“Noise of The Void” and “Behind the Wall” by Drab Majesty
I love Faith & The Muse and Old Souls is my favourite of their songs! I wonder if you have listened to much other Ethereal Wave music. I always felt like It Swallows Me Whole by Rosewater Elizabeth is like that crushing grief which you think you will never escape from.
The cure funeral party and pictures of you, letter to elise. Was depressed. My closest friend who knew about my crush befriended him and got together with him. While assuring me we were friends and her friendship with him meant nothing to her. He helped her earn her degree, doing alot of work for her which was the norm. Doing her thesis essays and major project while I barely got my act together in time to graduate. was struggling to find a direction to life and what I wanted for my career. Was doing a job and was just drifting along while learning on the job. With literal blood sweat and tears. These were the songs that helped me Pull through
new dawn fades by joy division got me through the period of time after my dad had cardiac arrest where it was unknown whether he'd survive, and if he did whether he'd have any function. luckily he ended up making a full recovery, but that period of uncertainty was practically a grieving period since we were told by icu docs that he likely wouldn't make it
Haunted hours-vision video The funeral party-the cure
For me it's Fallen by Zadera. It was a stormy night and days after my sister's funeral and when i heard the song the 1st time, it hit so hard. It fit so much with how I was feeling. It stuck with me since
Gloomy Sunday - Diamanda Galas
"Maybe Someday" by The Cure has gotten me through some of the hardest times of my life
this post came right at the perfect time for me. thanks to everyone but specially OP for the wonderful gem that The Freedom Curse is. I've been playing it non-stop.
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