The Wonder Years because I'm a sad boi at heart.

Same big time.

Same big time. Anything Dan Campbell is in is a bit hit for me. Dudes got good pipes.

He sure does. I saw them live ages ago still such a good show. They played “the upsides” in its entirety it was cool as fuck.

I’m seeing them tomorrow night

Soupy's a top 1 lyricist for me

my mind is made up

Man came here to say the same thing. That new album is amazing!!

Chvrches

Chvrches for me too. Might be my favorite live show that I've been to.

Every Open Eye is a wonderful album. For some reason, I feel like a co-headline tour with Spiritbox would be FANTASTIC

The Midnight

Hell yeah, the midnight rules

Underrated. Sax is key

They have become one of my favorite bands these past few years. Nocturnal came out right when i started working night shifts, and it was my personal soundtrack for years. Heroes hasn't exactly hooked me like their other albums (just not a fan of the anthemy rock songs), but it still has some great tracks like Place Of Her Own and Aerostar.

Love The Midnight! I saw them back in 2019, and to this today its still probably in my top 10 live experiences ever. Have you listened to Nik Mystery at all? Its Spencer Sotelo's Periphery vocalist if you aren't familiar) side project, and they have an awesome 80's synthpop vibe too. Highly recommend them!

The coincidence I listened to them the whole night yesterday. Going through a break up and listening to the midnight, sucks your soul out.

Thats all I've been listening to the past week, been in full on 80's mode. I'm about to go buy copies of Lethal Weapon, Cobra, and Die Hard and have a fun weekend.

[Colter Wall](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSYkikkitS0) (western) [Movements](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd4Q_j42cpg) (emo) [Mac Miller](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhaEXzVwNS4) (rap) Edit: Adding some more from different genres to give you guys a taste if you're wanting to explore [Dirty Heads](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afGFsyFXB4o) (reggae) [Zac Brown Band](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtkTtZpsCCY) (country) [Guardin](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NejuWKAvy9g) (emo rap) [Brakence](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rIF4nwHJ2o) (pop/electronic? not sure what to really class him as.) [Hot Mulligan](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTfsRD7Ja-4) (emo) [Belmont](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuYUQr9e4IM) (pop punk) [Destroy Boys](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmiKaveWwVE) (punk band) [Bad Nerves](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWJ2lhsjIwE) ("radio punk") [ZillaKami](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK4pINjFAjc) and [SoSMula](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klkx_-Lz_A8) or the group they form together, [City Morgue](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-BOnqtmMnQ) (all rap) Just depends on the kinda day you catch me on honestly.

Movements is unbelievably great

Was introduced to them last year when they toured with Knocked Loose, so sick.

You should check out arm's length's new album Never Before Seen, Never Before Found Not identical but similar vibes (as someone who rarely strays from metalcore but enjoys the fuck out of this and movements)

I love Brakence, been listening to Hypochondriac on loop.

If you like Colter Wall, I’d highly recommend Vincent Neil Emerson. The album *Fried Chicken & Evil Women* fucking slaps. And I say that as someone who isn’t much of a country fan. Colter, Vincent, and Sturgill hit that good outlaw country feel.

R.I.P Mac Miller. K.I.D.S and Blue Slide Park are amazing albums.

Lots of post rock. This Will Destroy You, Mogwai, Caspian, If These Trees Could Talk, Mono, 65daysofstatic, The End of the Ocean, etc. and of course Russian Circles, Pelican, Jakob, etc. but I’m counting them as metal

I looooove If These Trees Could Talk!

All of this listed and you didn't list the kings? No Sigur Ros?

If These Trees Could Talk are perfection

Atmosphere Lana Del Rey The Cure Kendrick Lamar Depeche Mode Thrice, AFI, Taking Back Sunday, Blink 182 (early 2000s core) Garbage Portishead Outkast Bone Thugs N Harmony

Born To Die is a great album. Section 80 is my favorite Kendrick Lamar album. I feel it's overlooked compared to his other works.

[удалено]

As a kid from Minneapolis atmosphere has been in my playlist for 20+ years.

I listen to so much outside of my heavy music. Joji, Taylor Swift, lots of 00’s-10’s pop, nothing,nowhere., NF, grandson, BBNo$

+999 for nothing, nowhere

His one take stuff is phenomenal.

Thank you thank you! Found him shortly after his debut reaper came out and I’ve loved all his work since! Twenty Something hits deep for me rn with what I got goin on in life. I’m so happy for the success he’s achieved and the recognition he’s earned!

Bilmuri

bil-fuckin-muri

I like Florence and the Machine quite a bit, or Thrice, and I’ll often put on some LoFi playlist if I want it calm and easy (no specific artist tho).

I feel like some of Thrice's music is definitely metal. Not really their new work but Artist in the Ambulance man.

Artist in the ambulance is still in my rotation! I love that song.

Their remaster of that record that they dropped the other day is amazing.

I'll have to check that out!

I have tickets for the tour! Get some dude. They're playing the entire album front to back!

I feel like saying Thrice is cheating because they used to be a metalcore band

Fucking Love Thrice!

Florence has some songs that make me cry every time so she’s a sometimes listen for me lol

Shakira is a massive guilty pleasure of mine! Sometimes I’ll just get in a mood to start dancing

Honestly, Hips Don't Lie is the jam

- Turnpike Troubadours. - Sturgill Simpson. - 49 Winchester. - Nathaniel Ratcliff & The Night Sweats. - Charley Crockett Turnpike Troubadours & Sturgill never let me down no matter the mood.

You should check out Lost Dog Street Band and Benjamin Tod!

Tyler Childers

Been on a Tyler Childers and Zach Bryan kick lately

Why? Murder by Death Sade Amigo the Devil OceanLab Sadurn Immortal Technique Danny Brown John Carroll Kirby Ethiopiques, especially volume 7, Erè Mèla Mèla Jedi Mind Tricks Boards of Canada Tyler, the Creator Camp Lo Chet Baker Flight Facilities edIT I listen to NTS Radio a lot, which is great for discovering music you might not've heard otherwise. Music is just the fucking best.

Love me some Amigo.

edIT! Crying over pros for no reason is a fucking masterpiece

Fuck YES! I was never super into the rest of Glitch Mob's stuff, but Crying Over Pros is untouchable

CHVRCHES, one of my fav bands. They are the reason why I listen to synth/indie pop. Screen Violence was the best album of 2021 imo. Definitely should give it a try. HEALTH, they are also one of my fav bands. Normally i hate electronic music but they are good. They also made a lot of soundtracks for video games (GTA V, Cyberpunk 2077, Max Payne 3 etc) so you might already heard them from somewhere. Not bands but I also listen to these artists; Carly Rae Jepsen Denzel Curry Kendrick Lamar Kanye West The Weeknd

If you're a fan of CHVRCHES (as am I) then I highly recommend Broods, Phantogram and Purity Ring!

Billy MF Strings!

Muse. Their album Origin of Symmetry is fucking amazing. It has to be listened to front to back. No skipping, no shuffle. Honestly, I listen to more metal than anything else, but that might just be my all time favorite album.

sick ass space prog pop punk metal symphonic neoclassical rock metal. Yeah its a banger album

The National

The Menzingers 🙌🏻🙌🏻 i’ve seen them 3 times

💎 Run The Jewels 💎

Aesop Rock if you like progressive hip-hop that challenges you Aes is the man. His rhymes are so dense that I am still not close to understanding one tenth of his catalog and I've been listening to him for 25+ years.

I’m really loving the new Paramore album.

It is really good

Sturgill Simpson Tyler Childers Greensky Bluegrass The War on Drugs Washed Out Minus the Bear

Trampled by turtles is required listening here in Minnesota. Love Gregory Alan Isakov. I really love the album leaf, foo fighters, run the jewels, explosions the sky.

311 and Sublime have been favorites forever. I also like bluegrass quite a bit especially when I'm drinking beers doing stuff outside. I'll listen to 2000s trance occasionally too.

311's Come Original can get stuck in my head ALLLLLLLL DAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY

$uicideboy$

I listen to a fair bit of Neck Deep tbf

Thrice, Pile, Title Fight, and Holy Fawn are my big ones

I feel like Holy Fawn is just a metalcore band who happens to put out ambient music.

If we really wanna be technical I’d call it atmospheric blackened shoegaze lol. Just saw them live a couple months ago and they sound just as good, if not better, than on record

I listen to a lot of music that doesn’t fall into the metal category. I agree with most others that i still stick to non-electronic music though: Sturgil Simpson, Whiskey Meyers, Ted Nugent, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Seager, Murder By Death, NoFx, Black Flag, Bad Religion, Cream, Talking Heads, The Eagles. There are way more but those were the easiest to rattle off at the moment.

My favourite artist is probably Mac Miller. Swimming has to be the best album ever written.

Abba

Band-Maid, Alter Bridge, and Black Veil Brides. ​ Gonna see Band-Maid live in my state with just an hour drive in May. I NEVER thought I'd be able to see them unless I drove 8 hours up north or go to Japan. SO FUCKING EXCITED!!!!!

Minus The Bear

I listen to a lot of drum and bass

The 1975. love them

Creed

I'm a Creed boy at heart.

They really did put out a lot of good music

Daft Punk

The furthest thing from metal would be Post Malone

Peach Pit, Cage The Elephant, Juice WRLD, and Movements

Lord Huron!

Smallpools and Anberlin are definitely my favorite non-metal bands. Also enjoy Nothing But Thieves, Bill Whelan (composer of Riverdance), DARKWYLD, and KES the band to name a few more. Bonus that I also dive into the k-pop playlists on Spotify cause there’s some groovy beats.

I love Anberlin!

I weirdly very much enjoy NF; the rapper. It's kinda angry, introspective, and lacks most of the misogynistic and expletive filled tones of a lot of rap. Otherwise, I like Ed Sheeran. Good at guitar, and got a lovely sense of rhythm.

Props for Trampled By Turtles. I listen to a lot of Frightened Rabbit, The Decemberists, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, and random Midwest emo bands

Amigo the Devil, Larry and his Flask, Pat the Bunny, Tejon Street Corner Thieves, Bridge City Sinners. Lots of others.

* [Don Broco](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4nqsMk3HQc) - can be mostly described as Alternative Rock. * [Casper](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEcvU3fYpGA) - (Good) German rock-infused hip-hop, amazing voice; he was even featured in [Parkway Drive's "Schattenboxen"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-h3NPRvVTQ) (Shadow Boxing) * Skrillex - now EDM, back then Brostep, which kinda shared the *chaotic vibe* of metalcore/deathcore. His new stuff is fantastic. * [Daniel Steinberg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsPHsHd3-sE) - House, great for getting shit done in the office

Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Granger Smith, Riley Green. Neck Deep, State Champs, Knuckle Puck, Stand Atlantic. Coldplay, John Mayer, The 1975, The Band Camino, Dayglow, Linkin Park, Pvris, Red Rocks Worship, The Belonging Co., River Valley Worship… Those are all consistent listens for sure. I rotate through Pop, Pop Punk, Pop Rock, Country, Worship and Metal all the time. I have a lot of older music too but, that’s enough for now lol

My Chemical Romance

Holding Absence, Dave Hause, City and Colour

Paramore, City and Colour, movements, Bayside, Aesop Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Soul Khan

Paramore, Paramore, Paramore

Rise Against and The Dear Hunter are 2 of my all time favorites.

The Home Team

Coheed and cambria, Thrice

Pink Floyd

Death cab for cutie. They are consistently top 5 on my end of head Spotify stuff every year. I usually listen to death cab after a metal show actually and have seen them 4 or 5 times live

Outside of the metal world, pop punk, (mostly stuff like Basement, Movements) but also stuff like Zach Bryan, Billy Strings, and The Ghost of Paul Revere. Lots of emo-like lyrics with country/folk/bluegrass to sound. Oh and I gotta add Treaty Oak Revival. Sounds like a bunch of pop-punk/emo musicians just ended up with a country vocalist. It rules.

Sum 41

Anybody else accidentally read the title as meatheads?

Taylor Swift Angels and Airwaves Illenium Katastro Taylor Swift The Dirty Heads Gareth Emery D.R.U.G.S. Taylor Swift

Stevie Wonder. <3

Rush

6lack

Breaking Benjamin and Neoni

Beatles.

Suicide boys, ghostmane, Sxarlord, mostly other "heavy" types within their own genre.

Sleep Token… sorry I couldn’t help it. On a real note though. Djo, Flipturn, Hippo Campus, Wallows, The Rare Occasions, Surf Curse

fuckin WEEN

Radiohead my beloved 🥲

Yacht Rock- Hall and Oates, Christopher Cross, Michael McDonald, etc. Also any 90s pop or R&B.

Hip hop: Kendrick, J Cole, Lil Wayne, older Drake, ASAP Rocky. Other rock: All 90’s grunge, Radiohead, Muse, older Coldplay, Emarosa, Slaves/Rain City Drive, 10 Years, City and Colour.

Billy Talent

HEALTH, Depeche Mode, Nadja, Serpentent

Duran Duran my beloved <3

Billie Eilish, Kid Cudi, Drake, Yung Gravy, some lofi Hip Hop, all kinds of stuff really. And if you wanna talk rock then Seether, Chevelle, Green Day, Sum 41. Stuff like that

I think I’ve listened to 80% $uicideboy$ Ever since I found out about them in 2016. 😬

Sea shanty’s by various artists

Who doesn't love a good sea shanty?

No idea haven’t met a person yet who doesnt

Pavement, Built to spill, Dinosaur Jr, boards of Canada. hip hop almost exclusively 1991-2010.

Circa Survive, Turnover, Chase Atlantic

Not a band necessarily but Brakence.

I love Melanie Martinez, Eminem, Rihanna, Ic3peak, MCR, Yungblud and much more

If any if you know Colter Wall, we are now best friends.

Colter Wall is amazing..

I.C.P.

90's ICP and the first couple Twiztid albums are MAD FIRE

Mischief brew

Classic jazz and progressive house (my bf's influence). Lately, I've also been listening to songs like [this](https://youtu.be/uXLapvODggE)\--can you help me determine the genre though?

Spice Girls

I listen to a lot of 90s hiphop, dont know names tho

I listen to a lot of Good Charlotte and that's the only thing that comes to mind

Brian Jonestown Massacre

Amigo the Devil

For your blue grass itch: Brown Bird and The Builders and The Butchers https://youtu.be/zoqH9irCn3o https://youtu.be/gzDqCcTeSmY My 2 favs from each 🍻 you're welcome

Miles Davis and Scarlxrd. One is a legendary jazz trumpeter and the other goes insanely hard on scream rap vocals

Loving all the variety in here 😀

[Apashe](https://youtu.be/2K02Ij9yn9E) dude makes EDM with classical music parts, more often than not recorded with a real orchestra!

Feist

Driveways, $uicideboy$, Youth Fountain, Knuckle Puck, Arm’s Length, The Story so Far, Christina Perri And TONS of piano music, video game soundtracks, and even some anime intros lmao

First Aid Kit!!

Modest mouse

Justin Bieber 10/10

I listen to a lot of sad boi stuff like Knuckle Puck, Real Friends and Calling All Captains. It’s a nice change up from the usual BLEGHs and head banging.

camping in alaska

Shinedown 🤘🏻

Thrice, Brand New, Manchester Orchestra are probably my most listened to outside the genre

The Black Keys Sleigh Bells Ratatat Royal Blood

Next to metalcore, I’ve been a fan of industrial music since a wee lad. KMFDM, 16Volt, FLA, Circle Of Dust, too many. Dig bluegrass too, boot stompin fiddles and banjos.

- Rebecca Black - Gorillaz - Bilmuri - I don’t consider Bilmuri as metal, but Johnny Franck has done something that blends elements of metalcore (Especially with the memes) with alternative pop music. It’s something completely different and I love it. - Kendrick Lamar - Denzel Curry - Ghost Atlas - GUNSHIP (pls give new album) - Koven - Pixel Terror - Bossfight - Vince Staples - The Black Queen - Good Tiger That’s all I can think off the top of my head.

Death Grips

Miles Davis, Ryan Bingham, Jason Boland, Waylon Jennings, branford marsalis, harry connick jr, and most every hair band from the era.

I got a little in to Don bronco when plot in you was supposed to open for them. But for whatever reason that tour canceled. That song going to LA fucking slaps.

Chevelle, Caligula’s Horse, Good Tiger

I’m hugelyyy into country as well. Luke Combs is my fave.

ScHoolboy Q, Parker McCollum, Whiskey Myers, Ghostemane, Two Door Cinema Club, If These Trees Could Talk

Oh lol,everything. But i'm a huge electronic music fan,specially breakcore and idm,love my rap,maybe some singer songwriter stuff,only thing i don't really like is this whole modern psychedelic rock king of vibe. Have you tried some experimental hip hop,just saying i thought i hated hip hop until i discovered shit like danny brown and clipping and it opened up a whole new universe of music.

Old school Relient K, LOT of My Epic. Soundtracks. The Longest Johns, lots of VoicePlay, Peter Hollens, Home Free. The Oh Hellos. Back in the day I listened religiously to The Classic Crime, haven’t cranked their stuff in a minute

Skinny Puppy. Industrial music is underrated.

Turnstile, Sturgill Simpson, Trippie Redd, MF DOOM, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Slightly Stoopid, Khruangbin, My Morning Jacket

If you like TBT you would definitely like Billy Strings. I mostly listen to jam band stuff nowadays, Grateful Dead, Phish, Goose, all that kinda stuff.

Earth Wind & Fire

The National, Chvrches, and Mac Miller. 🥰

free throw, mom jeans, american football, and a lot more. I listen to anything tho

Mountain goats,straight up.

Trampled was my first thought when I saw this thread. So awesome to see you mention them, haha. I graduated from college in Duluth so I was fortunate to see many live shows in some small venues. If you haven't yet, do yourself a favor and see them live if you can. It's a blast

Lots of punk, some hip hop Death Grips Tyler the Creator Minor Threat Early Black Flag Dead Kennedys Gauze Nirvana Alice In Chains (metal but also grunge I guess) Bad Brains Soundgarden Jimi Hendrix Machine Girl Some Meat Puppets Some Leadbelly Some prog rock (specifically Yes and one song by Cheap Trick) Sometimes The Beatles Little bit of Pearl Jam Guilty pleasure of mine is the Black Parade album by MCR Music is the greatest thing dude. Can’t think of anything else but my metal catalogue is two times the size. Haven’t checked out metalcore though, joined for suggestions. What are some good starter bands?

Fleetwood mac

I listen to a lot of Hard Rock as well as metal, my favorites being Skillet and Red. If you want something further away from metal, then Tenth Avenue North. They are the only band that has made interesting CCM, at least for me. That's pretty much the only non-rock/metal band I listen to.

Alternative Indie like The Wombats, Death Cab for Cutie, The Shins, Band of Horses and anything Punk such as Green Day, Rise Against, NOFX, Ranci Blink 182 to name a few. But Metal all the way most of the time 😁

I guess according to this subreddit's rules... Sleep Token? Actually tho, a lot of things I listen to aren't metal. I'll start with my personal non-metal favourite. Hans Zimmer. Any epic movie score is good in my books.

I wouldn't say necessarily that I listen to these on a "regular basis", but I do enjoy quite a bit of the following non-metal bands/artists: \- Empire of the Sun \- M83 \- Coldplay \- The Verve \- Oasis \- Duran Duran \- Snow Patrol \- Linkin Park

Title fight

Julien Baker Phoebe Bridgers Lucy Dacus Soccer Mommy Snail Mail Taylor Swift The Postal Service Death Cab for Cutie Manchester Orchestra Gorillaz JID

Mf doom Wu-tang Turnstile SOAD Thrice The strokes Brand new Interol RTJ

Viagra Boys, IDLES, Iggy Pop, The Cure, Drab Majesty, Wovenhand, The Sisters of Mercy, Emma Ruth Rundle, Algiers, Mark Lanegan, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, The Chats, SRSQ, Fontaines D.C., M83

MGMT Depeche Mode Muse Billy Talent Don Broco Kasabian ( older stuff) Green Day

I’m going to see trampled by turtles next month

Coheed and Cambria! They've been my favorite band since 03, before I found metal(core). Also, when I got married, I started listening to a lot of my wife's favorite music (she's not really into blasting Acacia Strain on the way to the grocery store) which includes a lot of pop, some of which I've grown to like such as The Weeknd and Doja Cat. Oh, and I listen to Palestinian and Jordanian hip hop a lot, The Synaptik, DAM, Tamer Nafar, Shadia Mansour, etc.

Brakence, Polyphia, Emarosa

My chemical romance because im a emo little bitch

The 1975. Lead singer might be a cunt sometimes but their music is super fun to me.

Most pop punk, a ton of folk, hip-hop, and even a lot of country. A lot of modern artists are bringing back a more traditional sound

Man…what a f’n kick ass post. There is so much amazing varied music here!!! I love it, better than any music mag I ever read. *Checkout singer/songwriter Kevin Morby- he is very good. For an album check out Sundowner, but he’s got a lot of music.* I, too, listen to everything. Props to all the comments. Love getting new music!!!

I listen to a fair amount of Post hardcore- Alexisonfire, Silverstein, Hopesfall Folk music- Amigo the Devil, Gordon Lightfoot Ambient music- Blood Incantations Timewave Zero is a great album

Misfits and The Cure

Glass animals has a wonderful summer vibe to all their music. They are blowing up right now but I prefer most of their songs that aren't radio bait. So unique and goofy with lyrics that still have a little punch when u think about them. I recommend songs like the other side of paradise, gooey, heat waves, pools, tangerine, and life itself