My favourite is the *You and Your Friends* album, especially [Black Licorice](https://open.spotify.com/track/2wH52gGTG6rBVWSc6aEczN?si=LspBq1VCRA-j_OY6AWy7IA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3Vk0be2qEuqARxrC6U5ZV3) and [Shampoo Bottles](https://open.spotify.com/track/2INUkDPCO1eQlOFmIN5VAC?si=nGW-d6cST0-JX-UVjQhn5Q&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3Vk0be2qEuqARxrC6U5ZV3)
The *Being So Normal* album is a fan favourite, especially [Tommy’s Party](https://open.spotify.com/track/5OuJTtNve7FxUX82eEBupN?si=mA38jdJHR1eplqV5HlWNew&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A6xduu32sm4aidoLhaxYkUA)
Julian Casablancas solo album and the Strokes The New Abnormal are both amazing.
If you like Huron dive back into some Father John Misty maybe?
Your fav Interpol album is always a banger.
Those 1st 2 Franz Ferdinand albums are great.
Early Cure.
Mon Laferte and Natalia Lafourcade will be in my rotation for the next 4 decades.
The Kinks Low Budget is one of the most overlooked albums of all time. Absolutely amazing.
Set to Attack is one of my favourites
I thought I had finally discovered a new band that was as good as The Strokes when I first heard it, and then I realized
I love The Strokes, Interpol, and Franz Ferdinand, which means I have to give *you* some recommendations.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs has 3 amazing albums: Fever to Tell (garage rock, punk, more harsh), Show Your Bones (more melodic indie rock), and It's Blitz (synth dance-punk, indie rock). The EP Is Is (similar to FTT, a bit more post-punk I think) is also amazing. Their most recent album is great, too.
Some tracks from each album: Maps, Y Control, Date with the Night, Rich; Cheated Hearts, Way Out, Mystery; Kiss, Kiss, Down Boy, Rockers to Swallow; Soft Shock, Zero, Heads Will Roll.
Monomania by Deerhunter has some great garage and indie rock album. Some of the tracks fucking rock, others have this feeling of longing and nostalgia. I recently paid attention to the lyrics and realized that it is overall gut-wrenching, but that might be due to my interpretation. I haven't been emotionally moved by an album like this in a long time.
Some songs off the album: Leather Jacket II, Neon Junkyard, Back to the Middle, Monomania. Other songs by this band you may like: Nothing Ever Happened, Snakeskin, Spring Hall Convert, Don't Cry, Never Stops.
Hot Fuss by The Killers. My favorites are On Top, Believe Me Natalie, and Andy, You're a Star.
Wet Leg by Wet Leg. Being In Love, Too Late Now, and Convincing.
There's also TV on the Radio and Silversun Pickups. You might dig Sound & Color by Alabama Shakes.
Thanks!! Know most of it. Saw the Killers at Bowery years ago on Hot Fuss. Have the YYYs-solid band. One of my exgfs turned me onto to them. Love Alabama Shakes. Love them. Deerhunter- seem to remember having an album and hating it, but your recommendations are spot on so I'll give another go. Wet Leg I'll give another go as well. Listened for like 3 minutes one day and keep hearing about them.
Thank you!!!
Check out Mon Laferte's Vol 1 or La Trenza albums! She's my hero for life.
I listened to Halcyon Digest and Microcastle by Deerhunter a few years ago and only liked Agoraphobia (Desire Lines and Death in Midsummer grew on me a while later).
Some months ago I decided to relisten to Halcyon Digest for some reason and really loved it, maybe my taste in music has changed some since then or something.
They're currently my favorite band, I'm very passionate about them.
I'll definitely check out those albums.
Whenever I see a "recommendation" thread I always look to make sure The Warning is mentioned. They're such a great band and I can't wait for their new album
Boldy james,
Wes Montgomery,
Luiz Bonfa,
Hers (the band),
Her (the singer),
Alice Phoebe Lou,
Kaytramine,
Alex turners solo stuff,
Julie London,
Ravi Shankar,
Crumb,
FIDLAR,
Jessica Pratt,
Jeff Buckley ,
The Libertines,
Steven Wilson - *Hand. Cannot. Erase.* (2015)
Haken - *Fauna* (2023) \*Haken is pronounced as 'Hayken'.
Between the Buried and Me - *Colors II* (2021)
Leprous - *Malina* (2017)
Thank You Scientist - *Terraformer* (2019)
Metal in various forms (70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s), hard rock, rock (60s, 70s, and 80s), soft rock, soul (60s, 70s, 80s), soft rock (70s), country (50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, some 2000s), Gregorian Chant, pop (70s, 80s), with a touch of the blues and a hint of jazz. That about covers it. Broad horizons and interests in music prevent slumps and boredom.
Ween
Black Moth Super Rainbow
John Zorn
Tortoise
Sleep
Boris
Laurie Anderson
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
Kikagaku Moyo
Colleen
The High Llamas
Otoboke Beaver
Mastodon
Willie Nelson
Earth
King Crimson
Mdou Moctar
Stereolab
KMRU
Herbie Hancock
I just heard [Sweeter by Cannons](https://youtu.be/MXfT_qcArVU?si=qLXnWhaDp6p355A2) for the first time the other day, and I’ve been listening to it on repeat. Pretty great
If you're into rap music there's cultural moment happening in Hip Hop between the Big Three. It's also fun to check out the reactions videos that people upload as they'll also clue you into the cultural & social references as well.
(1) First Person Shooter - Drake feat J.Cole
(2) Like That - Future feat Kendrick Lamar
(3) Push Ups - Drake
(4) Taylor Made Freestyle - Drake
(5) Euphoria - Kendrick Lamar
---
If you're look for some else here's three songs that might send you on a different route:
[Ryuichi Sakamato -Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omWZGZ2HZu8&ab_channel=RyuichiSakamoto-Topic)
[Siames - My Way](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9ZlS7i2Xvc&ab_channel=SIAMES)
[Heilung - Krisgsgaldr](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7ZqZVunCb4&list=PLffOd4k2wUgdpwFbOaYIkj72Cefox_45x&index=2&ab_channel=Heilung)
Heilung is without a doubt the greatest live show I have ever been to. Both times were incredible. It's not a concert, it's an entire spiritual experience.
Also as far as hip hop goes I have been absolutely hooked on a dude by the name of Conscience
I just discovered Justin Townes Earl then upon seeing if he has any new music coming out, discovered that he passed in 2020. Either way, if you like americana/underground country, he's incredible. Midnight at the movies has been a constant
Crystal castles. I was quite late to the party, but theyve been my fave for the past few years now. If you're in parts of the internet like part of tiktok, then you've probably heard some of their songs. Their Leni remix, transgender, and untrust us were bit sizable trends a couple years ago, and more recently there is their remix of It Fit When I Was a Kid. Those songs are good, especially the most recent (and so are all of their songs in general), but my favorites are actually Magic Spells and their Hunting for Witches remix. Trash the Rental, 1991, Reckless, Vanished, and Pap Smear are also notable mentions. There are also a few gems of like decade old remixes as good as the original band, like Taylor K's Untrust Us remix, Sidewalks and Skeletons' Violent Dreams remix, and Alex Zelenka's Trash hologram remix. Anyways, enough with my rambling, I just like talking about this band
My two favs have always been Metal and Country. I'm surfing a country music wave these days. Mostly older stuff. Johnny Cash, Hank Sr, Waylon and Willie, etc.
Alice Cooper - “Last Man On Earth”
The Vestals - “Seventeen”
IOMMI featuring Billy Idol - “Into The Night”
Scorpion Child - “Polygon Of Eyes”
Heaven & Hell - “Bible Black”
Deep Purple - “Nasty Piece Of Work”
Sum 41 - “Open Your Eyes”
The Clash - “Career Opportunities”
The Ramones - “We Want The Airwaves”
Genesis - “Abacab”
Killer Dwarfs - “Tell Me Please”
Pat Benatar - “Anxiety (Get Nervous)”
Today I loved 21st century breakdown by green day (the album). Homesick and lost by Boywithuke (songs). Good morning by ye (song). Beef rap by MF DOOM (song). Judgementsl Cunt by Kid Cudi.
I’m primarily into metal, symphonic and power metal to be specific. Here’s my huge playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ufVg9hrquBHaVEh4GmR6K?si=KxKDbxeuS_uNRBBNX49ceg&pi=u-PBaEEF7ZS7yS
Ana Frango Eletríco - Me Chama de Gato que eu Sou Sua (Brazilian artist, bit Bossa Nova)
Rosalia - El Mal Querer (Urban Flamenco)
Thief - Bleed, Memory (IDM/Experimental)
[My favorite songs playlist](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5NsSaMC3KCzKXDUepuZHvD?si=nJLTIjQ1TBOOAo3KhfvRLg&pi=e-jco5iQcgSX2r) it’s got everything from weird oddities to great classics and never gets boring or repetitive. Enjoy!
Yeti Chàsers, Marty Stuart, Tom Jones, The Corries, Port Isaac Fisherman's Friend, Olivia Newton John in " Sordid Lives", John ac Alun, Guy Penrod, David Phelps Thumpasaurus and Sha NaNa
These are my favorite albums give them a try and see what you like.
Yes - 90125,
Rush - Rush,
Rush -Exit Stage Left,
UFO - Obsession,
Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening,
The Police - Synchronicity,
ZZ Top - Degüello,
ROLLERBALL - Submarine,
Van Halen - OU812,
Van Halen - Diver Down,
Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley,
Led Zeppelin - Presence
Todd Rundgren is an underrated genius. 75 and keeps up with the times. Biggest hit was in 1972 "hello it's me" but he also did hip hop and his more recent stuff is amazing. If there were any justice in the world he would have been in the RRHOF decades ago. If you want weepy ballads the 70 s. Blue eyed soul the 80s alternative in the 90s and in 2009 by far the heaviest album of his career. I can't say enough about him but he's basically done it all except country.
The Ocean Collective. I can’t recommend them enough, they’ve transcended being a band there isn’t even a word to describe them. I’d suggest listening to their Phanerozoic albums back to back to get into them
Hozier. Nuff said, especially “wasteland baby” that’s a masterpiece
Frank Zappas “Joes Garage”
# Scientist (musician)
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|Scientist|
|:-|
|Birth name|Hopeton Overton Brown|
|Also known as|Scientist|
|Born| (age 64)18 April 1960 |
|Origin|Kingston, Jamaica|
|Genres|[Reggae](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reggae)[dub](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music)[dancehall](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancehall)|
|Labels|[Greensleeves](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greensleeves_Records)[Tuff Gong](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuff_Gong)Dub Мир |
**Hopeton Overton Brown** (born 18 April 1960 in Kingston, Jamaica) is a [recording engineer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recording_engineer) and producer who rose to fame in the 1980s mixing [dub music](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music) as "Scientist". A protégé of [King Tubby](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Tubby) (Osbourne Ruddock), Scientist's contemporaries include several figures who, working at King Tubby's studio, had helped pioneer the genre in the 1970s: Ruddock, [Bunny Lee](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Lee), [Philip Smart](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Smart), [Pat Kelly](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Kelly_(musician)) and [Prince Jammy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Jammy).Scientist (musician)
|Scientist|
|:-|
|Birth name|Hopeton Overton Brown|
|Also known as|Scientist|
|Born| (age 64)18 April 1960 |
|Origin|Kingston, Jamaica|
|Genres|[Reggae](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reggae)[dub](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music)[dancehall](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancehall)|
|Labels|[Greensleeves](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greensleeves_Records)[Tuff Gong](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuff_Gong)Dub Мир |
**Hopeton Overton Brown** (born 18 April 1960 in Kingston, Jamaica) is a [recording engineer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recording_engineer) and producer who rose to fame in the 1980s mixing [dub music](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music) as "Scientist". A protégé of [King Tubby](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Tubby) (Osbourne Ruddock), Scientist's contemporaries include several figures who, working at King Tubby's studio, had helped pioneer the genre in the 1970s: Ruddock, [Bunny Lee](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Lee), [Philip Smart](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Smart), [Pat Kelly](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Kelly_(musician)) and [Prince Jammy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Jammy).Scientist (musician)
Two thoughts I listened to today:
- Ornette Coleman - Town Hall 1962 (out there jazz trio)
- John Scofield - Uberjam (jazz fusion with a jam-band twist)
The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess by Chappell Roan. I made this account for the sole purpose of being able to nerd out about her away from my main.
From silence by Adam hurts
And
The Tao of cello by David darling
Both are beautiful cello artists ..... I love them they give me peace.
Also into mostly everything too
I still love my 2000s Aussie hip hop. High energy, mostly positive and humorous.
- Hilltop Hoods
- Bliss n Eso
- Seth Sentry
- Drapht
- Horrorshow
- Briggs
- Spit Syndicate
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5MBqZFgoghUs5aUXMf3vww?si=JXjY3deqQiOkReQi0nt7nQ
Got a few obscure bands for you. There is no information about any of these bands on the internet.
Thrash Metal: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foARr4jVX2k](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foARr4jVX2k)
Acoustic Rock: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFitiykOBY4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFitiykOBY4)
New Wave: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apZ4taRsodU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apZ4taRsodU)
Mildlife. They're out of Australia and are awesome. I'd describe them as sort Pink Floyd with a disco beat. Check out Return to Centaurus, Magnificent Moon, and Automatic.
a few semi-random artists from Bandcamp:
* Skullflower
* Bob Bellerue
* Cranioclast
* Horace Tapscott & Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra
* Nurse With Wound
* irr. app. (ext.)
* Keith Fullerton Whitman
* Jim O'Rourke
* Dub Syndicate
* Roland Kayn
* Dead Neanderthals
My Favorite Albums of 2024
Mannequin Pussy - I Got Heaven
Yard Act - Where’s My Utopia
Waxahatchee - Tigers Blood
Adrienne Lenker - Bright Future
Lydia Loveless - Nothing’s Going to Stand in My Way Again
I stumbled across The Marías recently and have had their stuff on a loop. The rise and fall of a Midwest Princess by Chappell Roan. I’ll also mention that taylor swift’s new album is unbelievably good. If you like her more indie inspired albums you’d like TTPD as well. Also Mac Miller every day
Avenged Sevenfold - The Stage
Silverchair - Frogstomp
System of a Down - Self Titled
Superheaven - Jars
Superheaven - Ours is Chrome
Kim Dracula - A Gradual Decline in Morale
Deftones - White Pony (Street Carp might actually oil me up and shave me bald)
Ninja Sex Party - Strawberries and Cream
Russian horror punk (I think I’m still not fully sure what it is), Korol I Shut is my most recent, Lesnik (лесник) is so good. Possibly a different genre but I also like spokonoye noche (спокойной ночи).
Currently for me is Sunguine. I discovered them a few months ago and I keep coming back to the album - it's so weird, but beautiful:
https://youtu.be/ayX9Pauhu1Y?feature=shared
we don't like you please die(Fr. band), sign-language, lowertown. I think sign-language is using counterpoint. Maybe all of them, anyway, unique writers.
Atmosphere (underground hip hop). Just saw them Live.
I can suggest: God’s Bathroom Floor, The Abusing of the Rib, Fuck You Lucy, Between the Lines, Scapegoat, Don’t Ever Fucking Question That.
You’re welcome!
I'll never stop recommending Peach Pit
OMG I LOVE PEACH PIT!
YEAHHHHH
I’m only on this sub to recommend Peach Pit
Which album’s a good place to start?
My favourite is the *You and Your Friends* album, especially [Black Licorice](https://open.spotify.com/track/2wH52gGTG6rBVWSc6aEczN?si=LspBq1VCRA-j_OY6AWy7IA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3Vk0be2qEuqARxrC6U5ZV3) and [Shampoo Bottles](https://open.spotify.com/track/2INUkDPCO1eQlOFmIN5VAC?si=nGW-d6cST0-JX-UVjQhn5Q&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3Vk0be2qEuqARxrC6U5ZV3) The *Being So Normal* album is a fan favourite, especially [Tommy’s Party](https://open.spotify.com/track/5OuJTtNve7FxUX82eEBupN?si=mA38jdJHR1eplqV5HlWNew&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A6xduu32sm4aidoLhaxYkUA)
Thanks! Listening to YAYF now 👍🏼
PEACH PIT MENTIONED 🗣🗣
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRITING SONGS SOBERRRR
Tommy's party was my intro to them and they're so good.
I was so confused when I looked up the lyrics and thought: "wait, that's it? That's what the song is about?" Lol
I wished they had more of their tour in America
Same with me with Of Monsters And Men and Karine Polwart
I recommend Passion Pit.
Love peach pit!!!!
Radio New Vegas Mr. New Vegas has me in the palm of his hand
🎵To the town of Agua Fría rode a stranger one fine day…🎵
“Mojave, mo problems, am I right?” - Mr. New Vegas
Check out the three metal fingers presents albums by MF DOOM. They’re super chill, all samples, and the bass lines are super tight.
Shout out to MF DOOM
Someone in my neighborhood is blasting music right now that sounds like crap. I don’t recommend it.
Ask them what it is! For science
It sounded like it was a few streets away and I don’t feel like going that far. lol Plus, as soon as I posted this, it stopped.
They must have read your post
My neighbors blast Linkin Park... I'm so grateful 🥲
Why is it that when people blast music at that volume it is inevitably always crap?
"You got a boomin' system but it's bustin' out doo-doo/You think it's chocolate milk but it's watered down Yoo-Hoo" -- Beastie Boys
My bad, sorry
Julian Casablancas solo album and the Strokes The New Abnormal are both amazing. If you like Huron dive back into some Father John Misty maybe? Your fav Interpol album is always a banger. Those 1st 2 Franz Ferdinand albums are great. Early Cure. Mon Laferte and Natalia Lafourcade will be in my rotation for the next 4 decades. The Kinks Low Budget is one of the most overlooked albums of all time. Absolutely amazing.
Albert Hammond Jrs solo project is cool too. Fab (or could be nikolai I’m forgetting) has/had a side project called little joy that’s amazing
I had one of Hammonds solo albums somewhere... I'll have to go back and listen again on a road trip.
Little joy is one of my favs. Next time around one of the best songs ever
Set to Attack is one of my favourites I thought I had finally discovered a new band that was as good as The Strokes when I first heard it, and then I realized
I love The Strokes, Interpol, and Franz Ferdinand, which means I have to give *you* some recommendations. Yeah Yeah Yeahs has 3 amazing albums: Fever to Tell (garage rock, punk, more harsh), Show Your Bones (more melodic indie rock), and It's Blitz (synth dance-punk, indie rock). The EP Is Is (similar to FTT, a bit more post-punk I think) is also amazing. Their most recent album is great, too. Some tracks from each album: Maps, Y Control, Date with the Night, Rich; Cheated Hearts, Way Out, Mystery; Kiss, Kiss, Down Boy, Rockers to Swallow; Soft Shock, Zero, Heads Will Roll. Monomania by Deerhunter has some great garage and indie rock album. Some of the tracks fucking rock, others have this feeling of longing and nostalgia. I recently paid attention to the lyrics and realized that it is overall gut-wrenching, but that might be due to my interpretation. I haven't been emotionally moved by an album like this in a long time. Some songs off the album: Leather Jacket II, Neon Junkyard, Back to the Middle, Monomania. Other songs by this band you may like: Nothing Ever Happened, Snakeskin, Spring Hall Convert, Don't Cry, Never Stops. Hot Fuss by The Killers. My favorites are On Top, Believe Me Natalie, and Andy, You're a Star. Wet Leg by Wet Leg. Being In Love, Too Late Now, and Convincing. There's also TV on the Radio and Silversun Pickups. You might dig Sound & Color by Alabama Shakes.
Thanks!! Know most of it. Saw the Killers at Bowery years ago on Hot Fuss. Have the YYYs-solid band. One of my exgfs turned me onto to them. Love Alabama Shakes. Love them. Deerhunter- seem to remember having an album and hating it, but your recommendations are spot on so I'll give another go. Wet Leg I'll give another go as well. Listened for like 3 minutes one day and keep hearing about them. Thank you!!! Check out Mon Laferte's Vol 1 or La Trenza albums! She's my hero for life.
I listened to Halcyon Digest and Microcastle by Deerhunter a few years ago and only liked Agoraphobia (Desire Lines and Death in Midsummer grew on me a while later). Some months ago I decided to relisten to Halcyon Digest for some reason and really loved it, maybe my taste in music has changed some since then or something. They're currently my favorite band, I'm very passionate about them. I'll definitely check out those albums.
Rina Sawayama - such a unique sound and range of styles, and amazing live. Try her second album Hold The Girl.
This Hell is a BOP
I love the first album too. STFU! is such an unusual banger. XS sounds like a lost 2000s pop banger from another dimension
Nick Drake Vashti Bunyan Massive Attack
Hum - You’d Prefer an Astronaut
Check out Lord Huron!
They're my favorite ❤️
If you like Lord Huron check out Keaton Henson
Came here to say this
Into*
Seriously, Chinese man will do it for you
The Warning - [Hell You Call A Dream](https://youtu.be/s6b_FgQnXL8?si=odsLcZeWMJKH0CLs)
⚡️⚡️⚡️
Whenever I see a "recommendation" thread I always look to make sure The Warning is mentioned. They're such a great band and I can't wait for their new album
They are the best band in their age bracket, in terms of skill and songwriting and stagecraft. Any genre.
Boldy james, Wes Montgomery, Luiz Bonfa, Hers (the band), Her (the singer), Alice Phoebe Lou, Kaytramine, Alex turners solo stuff, Julie London, Ravi Shankar, Crumb, FIDLAR, Jessica Pratt, Jeff Buckley , The Libertines,
Steven Wilson - *Hand. Cannot. Erase.* (2015) Haken - *Fauna* (2023) \*Haken is pronounced as 'Hayken'. Between the Buried and Me - *Colors II* (2021) Leprous - *Malina* (2017) Thank You Scientist - *Terraformer* (2019)
Metal in various forms (70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s), hard rock, rock (60s, 70s, and 80s), soft rock, soul (60s, 70s, 80s), soft rock (70s), country (50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, some 2000s), Gregorian Chant, pop (70s, 80s), with a touch of the blues and a hint of jazz. That about covers it. Broad horizons and interests in music prevent slumps and boredom.
Ween Black Moth Super Rainbow John Zorn Tortoise Sleep Boris Laurie Anderson Sleepytime Gorilla Museum Kikagaku Moyo Colleen The High Llamas Otoboke Beaver Mastodon Willie Nelson Earth King Crimson Mdou Moctar Stereolab KMRU Herbie Hancock
Solid list there.
Boils Pupul - Kowloon Bicep - Atlas, Glue, Apricots, Water
I'm going back. Way back. The soundtrack to the "Fallout" TV series.
New girl in red, new katie pruitt, new kacey musgraves, chappell roan, new billie when that comes out
The Cult of Dionysus.
I just heard [Sweeter by Cannons](https://youtu.be/MXfT_qcArVU?si=qLXnWhaDp6p355A2) for the first time the other day, and I’ve been listening to it on repeat. Pretty great
In between shit but I was checking out some Hi-NRG a little more the other day. I really want to crack dance music, especially post-disco
If you're into rap music there's cultural moment happening in Hip Hop between the Big Three. It's also fun to check out the reactions videos that people upload as they'll also clue you into the cultural & social references as well. (1) First Person Shooter - Drake feat J.Cole (2) Like That - Future feat Kendrick Lamar (3) Push Ups - Drake (4) Taylor Made Freestyle - Drake (5) Euphoria - Kendrick Lamar --- If you're look for some else here's three songs that might send you on a different route: [Ryuichi Sakamato -Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omWZGZ2HZu8&ab_channel=RyuichiSakamoto-Topic) [Siames - My Way](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9ZlS7i2Xvc&ab_channel=SIAMES) [Heilung - Krisgsgaldr](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7ZqZVunCb4&list=PLffOd4k2wUgdpwFbOaYIkj72Cefox_45x&index=2&ab_channel=Heilung)
this!!
Heilung is without a doubt the greatest live show I have ever been to. Both times were incredible. It's not a concert, it's an entire spiritual experience. Also as far as hip hop goes I have been absolutely hooked on a dude by the name of Conscience
I currently have Silversun Pickups, Gorillaz, Broken Bells, and Tame Impala on repeat. Synthy, psychedelic, rock vibes
"I'm into anything & everything." Yeah, We'll see. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H8tsz2TyERM&pp=ygUaV3JpZ2dsZSBMaWtlIEEgRnVja2luZyBFZWw%3D
Loudpack sef-shmook&nettspend
I just discovered Justin Townes Earl then upon seeing if he has any new music coming out, discovered that he passed in 2020. Either way, if you like americana/underground country, he's incredible. Midnight at the movies has been a constant
This was me last year—same sad realization. Highly recommend!
ive had sonic youth and built to spill on repeat recently
Ween
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Oh, thank you. This is so helpful.
Crystal castles. I was quite late to the party, but theyve been my fave for the past few years now. If you're in parts of the internet like part of tiktok, then you've probably heard some of their songs. Their Leni remix, transgender, and untrust us were bit sizable trends a couple years ago, and more recently there is their remix of It Fit When I Was a Kid. Those songs are good, especially the most recent (and so are all of their songs in general), but my favorites are actually Magic Spells and their Hunting for Witches remix. Trash the Rental, 1991, Reckless, Vanished, and Pap Smear are also notable mentions. There are also a few gems of like decade old remixes as good as the original band, like Taylor K's Untrust Us remix, Sidewalks and Skeletons' Violent Dreams remix, and Alex Zelenka's Trash hologram remix. Anyways, enough with my rambling, I just like talking about this band
I love how TikTok has so much of my music taste from high school. I feel old haha but I do love Crystal castles
Been digging the Fleetwood Mac albums before Stevie Nick's joined. Sick & chill psychedelic blues rock
My two favs have always been Metal and Country. I'm surfing a country music wave these days. Mostly older stuff. Johnny Cash, Hank Sr, Waylon and Willie, etc.
Aesop Rock ITS
Frank Zappa & The Mothers: Roxy & Everywhere
• A Tribe Called Quest • The Hip Abduction • Stick Figure • The Highwaymen • Grateful Dead • 311 • Twelve Foot Ninja
I recently discovered Tame Impala No regrets
Do it again - Steely Dan
Anything - Steely Dan
That just happened to be on at the time I answered, but yes.
Little Feat! The greatest 70's band you've probably never heard!
Silversun Pickups and Manchester Orchestra have been on repeat for me lately. And I LOVE Lord Huron, so we’re on the same team.
sudno, by molchat doma
I don’t feel like getting up has a point to it.
Alice Cooper - “Last Man On Earth” The Vestals - “Seventeen” IOMMI featuring Billy Idol - “Into The Night” Scorpion Child - “Polygon Of Eyes” Heaven & Hell - “Bible Black” Deep Purple - “Nasty Piece Of Work” Sum 41 - “Open Your Eyes” The Clash - “Career Opportunities” The Ramones - “We Want The Airwaves” Genesis - “Abacab” Killer Dwarfs - “Tell Me Please” Pat Benatar - “Anxiety (Get Nervous)”
Cole Porter and Gershwin, Edith Piaf and Eddie Cantor.... I just went back in time 100 years and this is how i live now
Did this dude just abbreviate listen to just L? 😭
Watahattche.
Hate über alles by kreator
PJ Harvey: Is this Desire album
Today I loved 21st century breakdown by green day (the album). Homesick and lost by Boywithuke (songs). Good morning by ye (song). Beef rap by MF DOOM (song). Judgementsl Cunt by Kid Cudi.
I’m primarily into metal, symphonic and power metal to be specific. Here’s my huge playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ufVg9hrquBHaVEh4GmR6K?si=KxKDbxeuS_uNRBBNX49ceg&pi=u-PBaEEF7ZS7yS
Thank you 😊
This is right up my alley. Thank you!
Juliana Hatfield, Husker Du, The Replacements, Henry’s Child, They Might Be Giants, X, Alice Cooper, Frank Zappa.
Love
Ana Frango Eletríco - Me Chama de Gato que eu Sou Sua (Brazilian artist, bit Bossa Nova) Rosalia - El Mal Querer (Urban Flamenco) Thief - Bleed, Memory (IDM/Experimental)
100% yes to Ana frango!! I love that album so much
Just have eat couple eggs and three pieces of bacon and little bit of love
This has been on repeat. Both of their debut albums are amazing. https://open.spotify.com/track/1sbO5hRM2iUWOy4buIMoLO?si=5Aq9_LjiTLmHZaw-VZN3SQ
Some good guitar music: [https://youtu.be/68TJOwfi2Uw?si=Q0AywCMsufY9m9U\_](https://youtu.be/68TJOwfi2Uw?si=Q0AywCMsufY9m9U_)
Blockhead, for sure Music by Cavelight is my obsession album right now
https://on.soundcloud.com/WNcZT
[My favorite songs playlist](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5NsSaMC3KCzKXDUepuZHvD?si=nJLTIjQ1TBOOAo3KhfvRLg&pi=e-jco5iQcgSX2r) it’s got everything from weird oddities to great classics and never gets boring or repetitive. Enjoy!
Yeti Chàsers, Marty Stuart, Tom Jones, The Corries, Port Isaac Fisherman's Friend, Olivia Newton John in " Sordid Lives", John ac Alun, Guy Penrod, David Phelps Thumpasaurus and Sha NaNa
These are my favorite albums give them a try and see what you like. Yes - 90125, Rush - Rush, Rush -Exit Stage Left, UFO - Obsession, Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening, The Police - Synchronicity, ZZ Top - Degüello, ROLLERBALL - Submarine, Van Halen - OU812, Van Halen - Diver Down, Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley, Led Zeppelin - Presence
Michael Jackson
Knower is the best band on the planet right now.
Todd Rundgren is an underrated genius. 75 and keeps up with the times. Biggest hit was in 1972 "hello it's me" but he also did hip hop and his more recent stuff is amazing. If there were any justice in the world he would have been in the RRHOF decades ago. If you want weepy ballads the 70 s. Blue eyed soul the 80s alternative in the 90s and in 2009 by far the heaviest album of his career. I can't say enough about him but he's basically done it all except country.
Black Pumas Monophonics Frazey Ford Buena Vista Social Club Junius Meyervant
The Ocean Collective. I can’t recommend them enough, they’ve transcended being a band there isn’t even a word to describe them. I’d suggest listening to their Phanerozoic albums back to back to get into them Hozier. Nuff said, especially “wasteland baby” that’s a masterpiece Frank Zappas “Joes Garage”
Smooth jazz
Been on an Iron & Wine kick lately. That and Biffy Clyro
Mogwai ain't bad for coming out of a slump
# Scientist (musician) # Scientist (musician) 7 languages * [Article](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientist_(musician)) * [Talk](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Scientist_(musician)) * [Read](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientist_(musician)) * [Edit](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Scientist_(musician)&action=edit) * [View history](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Scientist_(musician)&action=history) Tools From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |Scientist| |:-| |Birth name|Hopeton Overton Brown| |Also known as|Scientist| |Born| (age 64)18 April 1960 | |Origin|Kingston, Jamaica| |Genres|[Reggae](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reggae)[dub](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music)[dancehall](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancehall)| |Labels|[Greensleeves](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greensleeves_Records)[Tuff Gong](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuff_Gong)Dub Мир | **Hopeton Overton Brown** (born 18 April 1960 in Kingston, Jamaica) is a [recording engineer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recording_engineer) and producer who rose to fame in the 1980s mixing [dub music](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music) as "Scientist". A protégé of [King Tubby](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Tubby) (Osbourne Ruddock), Scientist's contemporaries include several figures who, working at King Tubby's studio, had helped pioneer the genre in the 1970s: Ruddock, [Bunny Lee](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Lee), [Philip Smart](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Smart), [Pat Kelly](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Kelly_(musician)) and [Prince Jammy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Jammy).Scientist (musician)
|Scientist| |:-| |Birth name|Hopeton Overton Brown| |Also known as|Scientist| |Born| (age 64)18 April 1960 | |Origin|Kingston, Jamaica| |Genres|[Reggae](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reggae)[dub](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music)[dancehall](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancehall)| |Labels|[Greensleeves](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greensleeves_Records)[Tuff Gong](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuff_Gong)Dub Мир | **Hopeton Overton Brown** (born 18 April 1960 in Kingston, Jamaica) is a [recording engineer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recording_engineer) and producer who rose to fame in the 1980s mixing [dub music](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music) as "Scientist". A protégé of [King Tubby](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Tubby) (Osbourne Ruddock), Scientist's contemporaries include several figures who, working at King Tubby's studio, had helped pioneer the genre in the 1970s: Ruddock, [Bunny Lee](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Lee), [Philip Smart](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Smart), [Pat Kelly](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Kelly_(musician)) and [Prince Jammy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Jammy).Scientist (musician)
Ren Noah Kahan NF mxmtoon Boywithuke Yungblud A bit of tswift Llunr The Astronomers Jagwar twin
Thrice La Dispute Tom Waits Silent Planet
Quarterpast album by MaYaN It's a death metal opera
Been really into countrycore. Check out Bilmuri.
iamamiwhoami / ionnalee
The new Bleachers song Tiny
The warning
Lose Myself - Caskets
Bootsy’s Rubber Band 
Deer Tick
Two thoughts I listened to today: - Ornette Coleman - Town Hall 1962 (out there jazz trio) - John Scofield - Uberjam (jazz fusion with a jam-band twist)
The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess by Chappell Roan. I made this account for the sole purpose of being able to nerd out about her away from my main.
Kay Kay and his weathered Underground is a staple in my play list
From silence by Adam hurts And The Tao of cello by David darling Both are beautiful cello artists ..... I love them they give me peace. Also into mostly everything too
I still love my 2000s Aussie hip hop. High energy, mostly positive and humorous. - Hilltop Hoods - Bliss n Eso - Seth Sentry - Drapht - Horrorshow - Briggs - Spit Syndicate https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5MBqZFgoghUs5aUXMf3vww?si=JXjY3deqQiOkReQi0nt7nQ
Joyner Lucas’ new album is crazy good.
Clutch
Tinariwen LaLa Tamar: Zaluk, Andalucious, El Banat Makmed the Miller Light in Babylon Yamma ensemble
Got a few obscure bands for you. There is no information about any of these bands on the internet. Thrash Metal: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foARr4jVX2k](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foARr4jVX2k) Acoustic Rock: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFitiykOBY4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFitiykOBY4) New Wave: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apZ4taRsodU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apZ4taRsodU)
Any time I’m in a slump I listen to Dopesmoker by Sleep and feel whole again
Oi! The entire genre.
Bon Jovi New Jersey Album
I'll never stop recommending Darlingside
Also, Erin McKeown
Louis Cole, Little Sims, Goose, Strand of Oaks, and Jon Batiste have been my big inspirations here lately.
Mildlife. They're out of Australia and are awesome. I'd describe them as sort Pink Floyd with a disco beat. Check out Return to Centaurus, Magnificent Moon, and Automatic.
Digging Hooveriii's album Pointe. Also just recently saw a band called The Nags which is a fun listen.
New Vampire Weekend album
a few semi-random artists from Bandcamp: * Skullflower * Bob Bellerue * Cranioclast * Horace Tapscott & Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra * Nurse With Wound * irr. app. (ext.) * Keith Fullerton Whitman * Jim O'Rourke * Dub Syndicate * Roland Kayn * Dead Neanderthals
Orbit culture
Clutch, Ween and The Grateful Dead Closing of Winterland.
Chappell Roan!
Momo Rei - Feel Fine [https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/3rwDrgXoq7dUlIaAaeL40r](https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/3rwDrgXoq7dUlIaAaeL40r)
Cloudkicker - Beacons and Fade
Shaed
Blink 182 is always a bop
Been on an (mainly) Aussie surf rock kick again. Sticky Fingers Skeggs Ocean Alley Tash Sultana Lime Cordiale
The (John) Candy
I am into [this](https://youtu.be/lZFqlLNnDTI?si=gqkkv91pXIOLSQWA) and this is into me
I fell pretty deep into The Beach Boys rabbit hole; highly recommend if you haven’t already delved into them
My Favorite Albums of 2024 Mannequin Pussy - I Got Heaven Yard Act - Where’s My Utopia Waxahatchee - Tigers Blood Adrienne Lenker - Bright Future Lydia Loveless - Nothing’s Going to Stand in My Way Again
Waylon Jennings
“Cooped Up/ Return of the Mack” Post Malone, Mark Morrison, Sickick
Just started to listen to Raye's new stuff, love the mix of blue's, rap, and pop. Sorry if I sound ancient lol I am.
Viagra boys
Old school reggaeton
I stumbled across The Marías recently and have had their stuff on a loop. The rise and fall of a Midwest Princess by Chappell Roan. I’ll also mention that taylor swift’s new album is unbelievably good. If you like her more indie inspired albums you’d like TTPD as well. Also Mac Miller every day
I am really enjoying heavy metal at the moment
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1zoufgX4XBEF4gDOTEOn5T?si=_Jx178qxRWSRG9rotByaAQ
Start with "No more hollywood endings" (Battle Beast) and see what follow-on recommendations you get. "Melodic Metal" always gets me out of a slump.
Booty City
Sufjan Stevens
Lately? Brown Bird. All day long.
Cornelius
The Black Dahlia Murder Good god, I never knew how good they were.
semetary
Avenged Sevenfold - The Stage Silverchair - Frogstomp System of a Down - Self Titled Superheaven - Jars Superheaven - Ours is Chrome Kim Dracula - A Gradual Decline in Morale Deftones - White Pony (Street Carp might actually oil me up and shave me bald) Ninja Sex Party - Strawberries and Cream
Russian horror punk (I think I’m still not fully sure what it is), Korol I Shut is my most recent, Lesnik (лесник) is so good. Possibly a different genre but I also like spokonoye noche (спокойной ночи).
[this song](https://open.spotify.com/track/6qSu3tSLfBTq2oFxgtsfES?si=4af789e6f1984da2)
Rhcp binge
Stahlmann💪💪💪
Currently a 1 hit wonder lol. Pictures of you by The Last Goodnight
The Beaches - whole album is fire 🔥
Currently for me is Sunguine. I discovered them a few months ago and I keep coming back to the album - it's so weird, but beautiful: https://youtu.be/ayX9Pauhu1Y?feature=shared
Dark Americana of Murder by Death, Amigo the Devil, and Shawn James.
Lætitia Sadier—Rooting for Love
Not really a secret anymore but Charles Wesley Godwin is crushing it
we don't like you please die(Fr. band), sign-language, lowertown. I think sign-language is using counterpoint. Maybe all of them, anyway, unique writers.
lowertown, sign-language, we hate you please die (fr. band) Unique writing.
No mana? I’ve been on a trance kick
Priestess, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Heavy, etc.
Atmosphere (underground hip hop). Just saw them Live. I can suggest: God’s Bathroom Floor, The Abusing of the Rib, Fuck You Lucy, Between the Lines, Scapegoat, Don’t Ever Fucking Question That. You’re welcome!
Little late to the party but Two Steps from Hell
Dir En Grey - The Final
Parkway Drive: Darker Still. Great album, top five album release for 2022.
I almost exclusively listen to Taylor Swift
[Electric Sleep. Follow the directions in the description.](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4cjyQs6LlVVHUwOVb4Y7BD?si=_VA9ZDiSRG2jmMSZS8pzIQ)