Bands suggestions too, curious what folks are into!

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      Same, I have a playlist full of songs from games that I’ve played like Nier automata and Undertale. Used to think people who liked video game music were cringey until I started playing video games myself and found the songs very catchy

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        The Nier automata soundtrack is on another level. What a collection of absolute masterpieces.

        Weight of the world still brings a tear to my eye.

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          To me, it’s both Weight of the world and Song of the Ancients that makes me teary eyed.

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        You hear the album Determination by Ace Waters and RichardBB? Metal undertale covers.

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          Yes! I also really like his Bad Apple version. I actually like it more than the orig imo

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      Ori and the blind forest, a hat in time, deltarune. It’s amazing how good videogame soundtrack can get!

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      The soundtracks for almost any of the Guilty Gear games are just pure energy and fun and I totally recommend them

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    When I was a pre-teen and teenager, pop-punk and emo were popular.

    Turns out I haven’t outgrown this genre. I now listen to more music from a variety of different genres and time periods, but ultimately, 80% of my library is still early 2000’s pop punk.

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    Progressive metal

    • Sleep Token
    • Long Distance Calling
    • Audrey Fall
    • Brutus
    • Countless Skies
    • Before the Dawn
    • Dawn of Solace
    • Exquirla
    • Merrow
    • Primordial
    • Psychonaut
    • Rishloo
    • Soen
    • Somali Yacht Club
    • Tides from Nebula
    • Villagers of Ioanninan City
    • Wheel
    • Greta Van Fleet
    • Persefone
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      Dang I only really recognize Sleep Token, Soen, and Persefone from this list. All S-tier bands, I’ll have to check out the rest.

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          I meant S-tier as in ranking. If you look at tier lists on the internet, they will often rank things using letters. I was basically just saying that I consider them to be bands of the highest tier, I’ve attached a link to show you what I mean.

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        I just discovered them recently on a spotify suggestion. So glad. Sometimes things just work out. It’s a numbers game. I’ve probably turned away 95% of what spotify recommends. I’ve had premium for a decade and the discover weekly playlist is still hit or miss. Sometimes I see a pattern, like every other week there may be a good song.

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      The PetroDragronic Apocalypse is one of the best records I’ve heard in some time, from any band, in any genre.

      I can’t stop listening to it. To add, I’m not really a fan of any of their other records. They’re clearly good, just doesn’t resonate with me as much as this one does.

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    I still most often listen to Grunge and 90 Hard and Alt rock. According to tidal Pearl Jam is a little more than half of all my song listens every month.

    Side note, I think the collective noun for Lemmy users in any music thread should be Motorheads.

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      I used to hate grunge and especially Pearl Jam as a kid, but the genre’s grown on me a lot the last couple years

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    I’d say I used to listen to metal, but nowadays, I still listen to metal lol. Huge fan of Progressive Metal/Djent/Thall bands. Not much into Deathcore/Doom Metal lately however.

    At work tho, I tend to listen to a lot of instrumental stuff and genres vary greatly: mathrock, jazz, electronic, game/movie OSTs, blues, fusion, and among others.

    During drives, mainly depends on the mood, but mostly revolves around the above given genres.

    To name a few artists, I usually listen to the below (in random order):

    • Jakub Zytecki
    • Chon
    • Plini
    • Periphery
    • Necrophagist (when r u guys coming back 😔)
    • Dirty Loops
    • Up Dharma Down
    • Joji
    • Tycho
    • Sleep Token
    • Lorna Shore
    • Tom Misch

    Would love to share some more, but these are what I thought of at the moment.

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    Here lately I mostly listen to the kind of music that your most insufferable hipster friend would try to recommend you.

    The Mountain Goats

    The Decemberists

    Radical Face

    Neutral Milk Hotel

    The Shins

    Pat the Bunny

    Andrew Jackson Jihad

    Mal Blum

    Daisy the Great

    Delicate Steve

    Professor Caveman

    The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets

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    Gonna use this post as a chance to give a shout out to Electric Callboy which I recently gave a chance to after they kept popping up in my recommendations, they’re some sort of trance metalcore band, and boy do they have fun songs.

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      Have you listened to Spitalfield? If not the album remember right now by them from 2002 is well worth a listen.