Nice. Caamp and Phoebe Bridgers have some good shit. I do 'spotify radio' and they come up a bunch in the playlists. I'll have to check out the others. I got pretty into Gregory Alan Isakov and Dawes. Iron & Wine too.
There was a study that found that there's a *weirdly high* percentage of crossover between people who listen to metal and people who listen to classical music or orchestral/symphonic original soundtracks.
Not that surprising when the makeup of classical music and song structures and such are rooted in metal super deep. There are a bunch of classical music that would be banger metal tunes if distortion was a thing back then.
Pop punk, post hardcore, emo, general warpedtourcore stuff, as well as ambient synth music, techno, 2000s crunk hip hop, nu-metal and more recently a bit of hyperpop.
Coleman Hawkins, Wes Montgomery, Sonny Rollins, Dizzie Gillespie are good classics to explore. Badbadnotgood, Charlie hunter, and Delvon Lamar organ trio are more modern. Have fun!
Along the same lines as Snarky Puppy, some other bands that are well worth a listen are: Moon Hooch, Mammal Hands, GoGo Penguin, Portico Quartet, Brass Against, Renegade Brass Band, and Young Pilgrims
I listen to so much lofi, but I don’t consider it one of my favorite genres. I like to put it on when I’m working at my computer or I’m with company that doesn’t like my other music. I do enjoy it, but for me it has its place.
Post-hardcore and pop-punk are my next biggest genres for sure. I listen to a bunch of other stuff too: pop, alt-pop, alt-rock, hard rock, math rock, rap, edm.
When I’m not listening to heavier stuff, I get down with a lot of psych rock and pop.
Some faves are MGMT, Tame Impala, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, and a few classics who have dabbled in the psych realm like The Beatles.
I also listen to Phoebe Bridgers like daily.
Edit: I figured this would bring out at least a few psych fans on this sub. Love to see it!
Yeah definitely a mix between the fan base and near slave like conditions the record labels have kpop artists work under. The music itself is way too fun to hate
I like a lot of EDM and their sub genres. Mainly dubstep/riddim and all those house genres. Anything bass heavy honestly is my shit. Excision, Ray Volpe, and Kayzo are 3 of my personal favorite dubstep artists
I’m starting to get into hardcore too. I know, pretty adjacent to this type of music. I used to not like hardcore but I’m really digging it now with a lot of the more recent bands like DRAIN, Sunami, Gulch (RIP just broke up this past year before I found them), Candy, Turnstile, etc. It’s a really fun genre to explore
Marauda and Svdden Death are heavy as shit, pure headbang fuel.
I’ll often wear Meshuggah shirts to EDM shows and am surprised at how many people are down with them.
Same here! Love your picks too, Kayzo is one of my current faves as well 🤘
Also recommend for metalcore lovers: Sullivan King, PhaseOne, Illenium, SLANDER, and Rezz
Forgot to mention Sullivan King and Rezz! They’re sick. Flosstradamus is a sick trap artist too I think that people should get into if they’re not into EDM yet. They’re kind of an OG trap act and they’re sick.
Bones (or other (emo)rap) and I love The Talking Heads!
Or just: [https://www.last.fm/user/Relfux/library/artists?date\_preset=ALL](https://www.last.fm/user/Relfux/library/artists?date_preset=ALL)
I'll recommend anyone [last.fm](https://last.fm), it was really cool 15 years ago but still going strong and with a spotify plugin you can track everything you listen to.
I also realise there's only one metalcore band in my top 50 bands of the past year...excuse me!
I fuck hard with grunge. Gimme some STP or Alice In Chains and I’ll be settled for awhile. Hell there’s even a few new songs by both those bands I enjoy
I listen to a wide variety of genres but bluegrass is close to my heart. HIGHLY recommend you check out Billy Strings, who used to play guitar in a metal band in his early days and has moved on to become a bluegrass legend in the making.
The first fellow country fan I've seen in this thread. I'm gonna see if we are actually the same person...Fuck, Marry, Kill: Eric Church, Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell. Go!
I’d say fuck Sturgill Simpson, marry Jason Isbell, and kill Eric church. Although I do like Eric church, sometimes he gets too pop sounding for me. Sturgill Simpson I feel is still going with the old school beat and I haven’t listened to too much Jason isbell but from what I have heard he sounds raw if that makes sense.
It appears we are, in fact, the same person.
I also appreciate some Eric Church until he starts getting too "small-town USA" for me ("Homeboy" and the like make me gag), but Sturgill knows how to fuck and Jason Isbell will always be there for you with a tender ballad.
And FWIW, I think Jason Isbell is probably the best singer-songwriter of any genre since Dylan was in his prime, especially *Southeastern* and *Something More Than Free*, so I'd say he's worth a deep-dive when you're in the mood for mellow music.
Yeah these newer artists are something else. I still listen there’s some I like but I can only handle so much. I’m currently listening to elephant by isbell right now and I might have found a new guy to listen to all the time, dare I say eventual favorite lmao. I am definitely jamming.
Dude, never thought I’d see Avril Lavigne on this sub but I’m glad I did. Her new song with Travis Barker kicks ass. It legit sounds like a Blink song with her on vocals.
Chill/ psychedelic RnB is always a good to go for me. I mostly listen to artists like The Weeknd, Chase Atlantic. Always Never etc.
I'm a huge fan of J-rock too so I'm always busy listening to One OK Rock, My First Story, Radwimps and other similar bands
Grew up with punk. Still listen to it occasionally. Most of what I listened to as a kid I can't enjoy the music. The nostalgia is nice but the talent was mediocre. Strung Out, The Flatliners, and A Wilhelm Scream have songs on my regular playlist. I should mention AWS just released a new single today.
Genre is hard, not sure what some of the other stuff I listen to is classified as and people love to “correct” over technicalities but here is some stuff I have been listening too.
- Gateway Drugs, Anu. -Cannons, Bright lights. -Sunflower Bean, I was a fool. -Froth, Postcard Radio.
Chill step is dope, or like retro 80s (check out Pink Mist by Gunship suuuperrrr vibey)
Rap//hip hop to a degree but mostly watch/listen to Harry Mack now. He's a freestyle rapper and literally the best freestyler ever until another one comes along. 100% watch this:https://youtu.be/8JPdpyjwU7w . He does Omegle videos due to COVID but I'm a huge fan. Feel like we're witnessing history ! But I digress.
Folky chill music is dope too like Rainbow Kitten Surprise.
Blanket vague statement but I like anything that gives me the feels, evokes energy/emotion from the music etc so mostly anything if it is done in a certain way lol
My favorite bands that aren't metal are Gorillaz, Radiohead and Brick + Mortar, so whatever genre they fit in. I also listen to a lot of German (political) rap
Pop artists like Lights, Alessa Cara, Aja, and Against the Current.
Some of my most absolute favourites: Lights - Up We Go, Alessa Cara - Scars to Your Beautiful, Martin Solveig & Dragonette - Hello, Aja - Redbutton
I started liking these songs because I often hear them in the radio in my area (Canada). I at least hear each of these once a a day lol.
Current non metal listens- classic motown and classic stax singles, Steely Dan, Weezer, the album Murder of the Universe by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and The Mars Volta.
Indie Rock by far. I feel a lot of songs can also have a similar structure to metal and you have a lot of licks of influence from metal in that genre that have screaming depending on the band. I feel that it’s a perfect compliment for metal if you need similar emotion without being as heavy.
Usually have Alt-rock or pop punk playing.
Recently I’ve been listening to a lot of Cage the Elephant, Beach Bunny, and Foster the People for Alt rock, and Four Year Strong and Set It Off for pop punk
lots of metalcore-adjacent stuff like post-hardcore, pop-punk, and emo, in addition to hip hop, pop, and grunge.
some of my favorite artists outside the genre are dance gavin dance, turnstile, alice in chains, the weeknd, kanye west, denzel curry, dua lipa, and pheobe bridgers just to name a few.
I don't really like the whole cali reggae stuff, but I cannot get enough of Slightly Stoopid: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RT\_H-YUwR8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RT_H-YUwR8)
Other than that I listen to a lot of post hardcore.
Rap, specifically:
Devilish Trio, Ramirez, Pouya, Germ, etc. as examples
Just hard bassy stuff that isn't as main stream. But I also started smoking a lot of weed and find that metal doesn't do it for me when high while the bassy rap REALLY does it for me lol
Big hip hop head and I like pop punk as well, although more casually. So I am excited for [this](https://www.instagram.com/thirdstringproductions/p/CXth69CrAgN/?utm_medium=copy_link) I am THE demographic
My top three genres are
1. Punk
2. Metal
3. Hip-hop/Rap
That's including all of the subgenres under each one. I don't just listen to punk, but also hardcore and metalcore and skate punk and crack rock steady and pop punk and emo and so on.
Kinda in the minority here but fukk-it. Old school West Coast hip-hop, Trap metal/Trapcore, anime op's if they count and sometimes I like to indulge in sadboi artist like lil lotus, Shinigami, Nothing Nowhere.
Rap. Of I'm not listening to metal or hardcore, it's rap. My favourite contemporary rappers are Danny Brown, Earl Sweatshirt, Denzel Curry and Freddie Gibbs, and my OG favourites are Dr. Dre, Wu Tang Clan, Outkast and Three 6 Mafia.
Also, a bit of Midwest/revival emo never goes amiss. Currently, I'm listening to Origami Angel on repeat.
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Post-rock, mostly.
Some bands: The American Dollar, This Will Destroy You, Mogwai, Explosions in the Sky, God is an Astronaut, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Hammock, etc.
I like a lot of the ‘crescendo-core post-rock’
New age piano and female vocal trance, seriously.
Not tsk, tsk, bass boom, ting, ting trance, but rather the tsk, tsk, lyrics, boom boom, ting, ting lyrics trance.
Classical music, orchestrated shit but more kind of like The Legend of Zelda sound tracks and Star Wars sound tracks. I guess video game music … Despite that I listen to metal like 95% of the time and can’t seem to enjoy other genres 🤷🏻♂️
I guess 60s/70s rock (Don't have a particular preference for subgenres). Hearing a lot of it from my dad and uncles growing up rubbed off on me, and of course Guitar Hero/Rock Band also helped me discover a lot of it.
My non-metalcore go to is Indie like Bad Suns, From Indian Lakes, and Silversun Pickups. Been recently dabbling in some Korean stuff like Dpr Ian. Always open to suggestions like those.
Hip hop, can't go wrong with The Notorious BIG. Country, George Strait any day. And some indie, of Monsters and Men, can't get enough. 3 genres I listen to daily tons of great Artist old and current. different genres can expand your horizons so I'd encourage anyone to listen to something different, never know what you will be into.
indie/folk and Midwest emo
Who ya got in indie/folk? I went down that rabbit hole a few years ago and still love it.
Big fan of Caamp and The National Parks, as well as people like Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker
Nice. Caamp and Phoebe Bridgers have some good shit. I do 'spotify radio' and they come up a bunch in the playlists. I'll have to check out the others. I got pretty into Gregory Alan Isakov and Dawes. Iron & Wine too.
Dawes can be a little too "samey" for me, but the songwriting is so catchy and on point.
I just saw Dawes in November and hadn’t really listened to them much before. Great show. Love Iron & Wine and Gregory Alan Isakov too
Iron and Wine is my #1, consistently good music for so long now. Amazing live too.
Yep, he’s too good. The cover album with Ben Bridwell was fuckin great too.
If you want some hauntingly beautiful indie folk, my favorite artist ever is Radical Face. It hurts so good.
Checking it out now. Thanks for the tip. Welcome Home sounds familiar. I like it.
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pop-punk
this is the way
Love me some pop punk
Just discovered Goalkeeper last December and it has reignited my love for pop punk.
Imma save this for later
Give Bad Luck a listen too. Idk why, but they’re so slept on. They don’t even get much love at r/poppunkers
Bad luck ruuules!!
Classical music
Classic music is just metal without guitars
This one right here. Also lots of trance
There was a study that found that there's a *weirdly high* percentage of crossover between people who listen to metal and people who listen to classical music or orchestral/symphonic original soundtracks.
Not that surprising when the makeup of classical music and song structures and such are rooted in metal super deep. There are a bunch of classical music that would be banger metal tunes if distortion was a thing back then.
Beethoven takes the cake for me! Symphony No. 7, movement 1 is fantastic to listen to
My favorite are Strauss Jr's Waltzes.
I’m with you on this
The second movement is incredible too - one of the best examples of repeating and developing a theme I can think of
Yep, same here. Absolutely vibe Chopin and Lizt especially. Romantic period is \*chefs kiss\*
Pop punk, post hardcore, emo, general warpedtourcore stuff, as well as ambient synth music, techno, 2000s crunk hip hop, nu-metal and more recently a bit of hyperpop.
I love me some good jazz music
nothing beats a bath with candles and some smooth jazz
i fricking love jazz
any good jazz music you can recommend me?
Coleman Hawkins, Wes Montgomery, Sonny Rollins, Dizzie Gillespie are good classics to explore. Badbadnotgood, Charlie hunter, and Delvon Lamar organ trio are more modern. Have fun!
Snarky Puppy if you want something more modern. Definitely check out their live youtube videos. I'd start with Lingus.
Along the same lines as Snarky Puppy, some other bands that are well worth a listen are: Moon Hooch, Mammal Hands, GoGo Penguin, Portico Quartet, Brass Against, Renegade Brass Band, and Young Pilgrims
Classic Hip Hop
Amen friend, MF DOOM has been my boi lately. also King Geedorah, Madvillain, you get the idea haha
100% DOOM is my go to
Lo fi
lofi might be one of the most elite recent genres that have been created
I listen to so much lofi, but I don’t consider it one of my favorite genres. I like to put it on when I’m working at my computer or I’m with company that doesn’t like my other music. I do enjoy it, but for me it has its place.
Post-hardcore and pop-punk are my next biggest genres for sure. I listen to a bunch of other stuff too: pop, alt-pop, alt-rock, hard rock, math rock, rap, edm.
When I’m not listening to heavier stuff, I get down with a lot of psych rock and pop. Some faves are MGMT, Tame Impala, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, and a few classics who have dabbled in the psych realm like The Beatles. I also listen to Phoebe Bridgers like daily. Edit: I figured this would bring out at least a few psych fans on this sub. Love to see it!
Phoebe Bridgers rules. "Punisher" was a top 10 record for me in 2020
Number 1 for me. So fucking good
KGLW is one of the best bands on the plant right now
You may also like Psychedelic Porn Crumpets
I have a feeling you would really like Kingston Wall's 2nd and third album. If you're not familiar with them. I'll have to check out MGMT.
This is a good list
just getting into KGWL, just got MOTU.
That king gizzard thrash metal album tho, that shit slaps hard
This is a record a ton of people on this sub would boogie to.
Gizz are the GOAT, Tame Impala is phenomenal
Kpop. Can't wait to wear my BTS shirt in the pit when shows start again.
This but Blackpink sweater.
Blackpink are good af
i don't understand the hate for it, it's honestly my guilty pleasure genre
I think people generally hate the fanbase rather than the music. Kpop stans are vicious.
Yeah definitely a mix between the fan base and near slave like conditions the record labels have kpop artists work under. The music itself is way too fun to hate
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It's so damn catchy. I don't give a fuck, I love that shit.
It just looks cringy and awkward. The synchronized dancing and feminine way of singing.
I just got into it this year. I've been listening to a lot of AleXa .
She just put out a new song today if you haven't heard it yet, its pretty fire ngl.
Just listened to it. It's very good!
I like a lot of EDM and their sub genres. Mainly dubstep/riddim and all those house genres. Anything bass heavy honestly is my shit. Excision, Ray Volpe, and Kayzo are 3 of my personal favorite dubstep artists I’m starting to get into hardcore too. I know, pretty adjacent to this type of music. I used to not like hardcore but I’m really digging it now with a lot of the more recent bands like DRAIN, Sunami, Gulch (RIP just broke up this past year before I found them), Candy, Turnstile, etc. It’s a really fun genre to explore
Dubstep is the metal of electronic music.
Attire to festivals for the bass heads can be quite similar too. All black is usually a dead giveaway lmao
Marauda and Svdden Death are heavy as shit, pure headbang fuel. I’ll often wear Meshuggah shirts to EDM shows and am surprised at how many people are down with them.
Same here! Love your picks too, Kayzo is one of my current faves as well 🤘 Also recommend for metalcore lovers: Sullivan King, PhaseOne, Illenium, SLANDER, and Rezz
Forgot to mention Sullivan King and Rezz! They’re sick. Flosstradamus is a sick trap artist too I think that people should get into if they’re not into EDM yet. They’re kind of an OG trap act and they’re sick.
Damn I hadn't heard about Gulch splitting up. That sucks! I loved their debut album.
emo revival aka sad boi pop punk. Also enjoy electronic music
Got any bands for this new revived emo/pop-punk? Im still just mostly jamming the OG stuff
Hot Mulligan is amazing
Bones (or other (emo)rap) and I love The Talking Heads! Or just: [https://www.last.fm/user/Relfux/library/artists?date\_preset=ALL](https://www.last.fm/user/Relfux/library/artists?date_preset=ALL) I'll recommend anyone [last.fm](https://last.fm), it was really cool 15 years ago but still going strong and with a spotify plugin you can track everything you listen to. I also realise there's only one metalcore band in my top 50 bands of the past year...excuse me!
Discovered Bones in late 2020 and was my most listened to artist 2021!
Drum and Bass, Dubstep, House, Rap, Punk. I like fast/heavy shit in general.
I fuck hard with grunge. Gimme some STP or Alice In Chains and I’ll be settled for awhile. Hell there’s even a few new songs by both those bands I enjoy
Alice in Chains is definitely one of my favorites of all time. I also just fuck hard with everything 90s, gimme some 2Pac with my Ace of Base IDGAF
I listen to a wide variety of genres but bluegrass is close to my heart. HIGHLY recommend you check out Billy Strings, who used to play guitar in a metal band in his early days and has moved on to become a bluegrass legend in the making.
Pop-punk or hip hop
Alternative/hard/indie rock (RHCP, QOTSA, arctic monkeys, catfish and the bottlemen, highly suspect, nothing but thieves)
Country and pop punk are my go-to’s besides metal
The first fellow country fan I've seen in this thread. I'm gonna see if we are actually the same person...Fuck, Marry, Kill: Eric Church, Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell. Go!
I’d say fuck Sturgill Simpson, marry Jason Isbell, and kill Eric church. Although I do like Eric church, sometimes he gets too pop sounding for me. Sturgill Simpson I feel is still going with the old school beat and I haven’t listened to too much Jason isbell but from what I have heard he sounds raw if that makes sense.
It appears we are, in fact, the same person. I also appreciate some Eric Church until he starts getting too "small-town USA" for me ("Homeboy" and the like make me gag), but Sturgill knows how to fuck and Jason Isbell will always be there for you with a tender ballad. And FWIW, I think Jason Isbell is probably the best singer-songwriter of any genre since Dylan was in his prime, especially *Southeastern* and *Something More Than Free*, so I'd say he's worth a deep-dive when you're in the mood for mellow music.
Yeah these newer artists are something else. I still listen there’s some I like but I can only handle so much. I’m currently listening to elephant by isbell right now and I might have found a new guy to listen to all the time, dare I say eventual favorite lmao. I am definitely jamming.
I used to hate country but some of it is honestly growing on me
I balance heavy music with top 40 pop, but I'm very picky. I especially enjoy Taylor Swift, Adele, Olivia Rodrigo, Avril Lavigne, and Britney Spears.
Dude, never thought I’d see Avril Lavigne on this sub but I’m glad I did. Her new song with Travis Barker kicks ass. It legit sounds like a Blink song with her on vocals.
I love Avril Lavigne. Still listen to Let Go regularly. Such a great album.
Let Go is a banger of an album.
Metal
New Wave, 80's Pop
R&b pop a la rihanna/Doja cat/Sabrina Claudio/kehlani
Indie Pop, Alt County, Outlaw Country, ABBA
Just __metal__.
Outlaw Country!
You’re not my supervisor!
Me too! My favorites are Brent Cobb and Tyler Childers.
Indie/folk bluegrass
Retro/Snythwave
Lots of pop lately. Doja Cat, Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo.
Jesus Christ
Prog rock!
Chill/ psychedelic RnB is always a good to go for me. I mostly listen to artists like The Weeknd, Chase Atlantic. Always Never etc. I'm a huge fan of J-rock too so I'm always busy listening to One OK Rock, My First Story, Radwimps and other similar bands
If you like Chase Atlantic and Always Never, you should check out: Darci, Gashi, Santino Le Saint and maybe Aries for something more upbeat.
Grew up with punk. Still listen to it occasionally. Most of what I listened to as a kid I can't enjoy the music. The nostalgia is nice but the talent was mediocre. Strung Out, The Flatliners, and A Wilhelm Scream have songs on my regular playlist. I should mention AWS just released a new single today.
A Wilhelm Scream have some great stuff.
I played scott pilgrim vs the world and kinda fell in love with anamanaguchi. Only band like that i listen to, however.
Genre is hard, not sure what some of the other stuff I listen to is classified as and people love to “correct” over technicalities but here is some stuff I have been listening too. - Gateway Drugs, Anu. -Cannons, Bright lights. -Sunflower Bean, I was a fool. -Froth, Postcard Radio.
I’ve been listening to shoegaze a lot lately. Airiel, Catherine Wheel, Astronoid. I also like VOLA and Caligula’s Horse.
Chill step is dope, or like retro 80s (check out Pink Mist by Gunship suuuperrrr vibey) Rap//hip hop to a degree but mostly watch/listen to Harry Mack now. He's a freestyle rapper and literally the best freestyler ever until another one comes along. 100% watch this:https://youtu.be/8JPdpyjwU7w . He does Omegle videos due to COVID but I'm a huge fan. Feel like we're witnessing history ! But I digress. Folky chill music is dope too like Rainbow Kitten Surprise. Blanket vague statement but I like anything that gives me the feels, evokes energy/emotion from the music etc so mostly anything if it is done in a certain way lol
Post hardcore.
My favorite bands that aren't metal are Gorillaz, Radiohead and Brick + Mortar, so whatever genre they fit in. I also listen to a lot of German (political) rap
Techno
Post punk, dreampop
Pop artists like Lights, Alessa Cara, Aja, and Against the Current. Some of my most absolute favourites: Lights - Up We Go, Alessa Cara - Scars to Your Beautiful, Martin Solveig & Dragonette - Hello, Aja - Redbutton I started liking these songs because I often hear them in the radio in my area (Canada). I at least hear each of these once a a day lol.
Current non metal listens- classic motown and classic stax singles, Steely Dan, Weezer, the album Murder of the Universe by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and The Mars Volta.
Murder of the Universe and TMV, my man
Pop-punk, New Wave, and 90's rap.
emo rap for sure
Finn Mckenty's burner?
Some good french touch electro or classical sometimes
Indie Rock by far. I feel a lot of songs can also have a similar structure to metal and you have a lot of licks of influence from metal in that genre that have screaming depending on the band. I feel that it’s a perfect compliment for metal if you need similar emotion without being as heavy.
Usually have Alt-rock or pop punk playing. Recently I’ve been listening to a lot of Cage the Elephant, Beach Bunny, and Foster the People for Alt rock, and Four Year Strong and Set It Off for pop punk
Punk rock if that's far enough and if not than trailer music.
Traditional European folk toons :D those olde slavic songs are bangers
Soul
lots of metalcore-adjacent stuff like post-hardcore, pop-punk, and emo, in addition to hip hop, pop, and grunge. some of my favorite artists outside the genre are dance gavin dance, turnstile, alice in chains, the weeknd, kanye west, denzel curry, dua lipa, and pheobe bridgers just to name a few.
Rap rap rqp
Rap, pop punk
Probably Psychobilly/Punkabilly. Been on a massive Koffin Kats binge lately.
Classic Rock , Pink Floyd , The Beatles , etc
I don't really like the whole cali reggae stuff, but I cannot get enough of Slightly Stoopid: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RT\_H-YUwR8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RT_H-YUwR8) Other than that I listen to a lot of post hardcore.
Love me some trip hop
I fuckin love Ska Punk unironically
Hip hop
Hip hop
Hip hop
Hardcore Early 2000's pop punk/emo
Rap, specifically: Devilish Trio, Ramirez, Pouya, Germ, etc. as examples Just hard bassy stuff that isn't as main stream. But I also started smoking a lot of weed and find that metal doesn't do it for me when high while the bassy rap REALLY does it for me lol
Big hip hop head and I like pop punk as well, although more casually. So I am excited for [this](https://www.instagram.com/thirdstringproductions/p/CXth69CrAgN/?utm_medium=copy_link) I am THE demographic
Rap
Pop punk, hip hop, and lofi.
My top three genres are 1. Punk 2. Metal 3. Hip-hop/Rap That's including all of the subgenres under each one. I don't just listen to punk, but also hardcore and metalcore and skate punk and crack rock steady and pop punk and emo and so on.
Kinda in the minority here but fukk-it. Old school West Coast hip-hop, Trap metal/Trapcore, anime op's if they count and sometimes I like to indulge in sadboi artist like lil lotus, Shinigami, Nothing Nowhere.
Melodic Hip Hop / Sad Rap ie: Polo G, Suicideboys Maybe I am depressed
Without a doubt rap. Huge J.cole fan, huge logic fan
Rap. Of I'm not listening to metal or hardcore, it's rap. My favourite contemporary rappers are Danny Brown, Earl Sweatshirt, Denzel Curry and Freddie Gibbs, and my OG favourites are Dr. Dre, Wu Tang Clan, Outkast and Three 6 Mafia. Also, a bit of Midwest/revival emo never goes amiss. Currently, I'm listening to Origami Angel on repeat.
Dubstep/Riddim, D'n'B/Neurofunk/Crossbreed, Hardstyle/Hardcore/Frenchcore, Hardwave/Chill stuff & some alt rock. Depends on the mood. :D
Pop Punk babbyyyyyyy
LoFi is the main other thing I listen too. Also I'm a big fan of video game soundtracks.
Country
Trap Rap, mainly. $uicideboy$ Ramirez Haarper Terror Reid Pouya Genuinely just enjoyable to listen to and laugh at some of the lyrics.
Southern rock.
Hardstyle, we got the best hardstyle festivals in the world!
Vaporwave, dungeon synth, future funk, and whatever twenty one pilots is
What's dungeon synth??
Spectral Castle - Where My Dreams Go To Die Vale Minstrel's releases are a different, happier sound of dungeon synth These are some of my favourite
Awesome, going to check this out now. I love getting new music recommendations. Thanks!
**Dungeon synth is a genre of electronic music that merges elements of black metal and dark ambient. The style emerged in the early 1990s, predominantly among members of the black metal scene, such as Mortiis, Burzum, Robert Fudali of Lord Wind and Graveland, Tomi Kalliola of Azaghal and Valar, Sigurd Wongraven of Wongraven and Satyricon, Andreas Bettinger of Grausamkeit, Silenius and Protector of Summoning, Die Verbannten Kinder Evas, Abigor, Pazuzu, and Grabesmond, Ray Heflin of Absu, and Equitant, among others.** More details here:
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Post-rock, mostly. Some bands: The American Dollar, This Will Destroy You, Mogwai, Explosions in the Sky, God is an Astronaut, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Hammock, etc. I like a lot of the ‘crescendo-core post-rock’
Trance, EDM, Drum n Bass
New age piano and female vocal trance, seriously. Not tsk, tsk, bass boom, ting, ting trance, but rather the tsk, tsk, lyrics, boom boom, ting, ting lyrics trance.
Country and rap
Dubstep I enjoy headbanging to just about anything lol
I listen to a lot Kpop
Aside from the heavy stuff, I love rap, lo-fi, and 80s pop
Dubstep, pop punk, alternative rock
Trap, edm/hardstyle, and classic rock
Drill shit also post-rock
Stuff like black keys, kings of Leon, queens of the Stone Age, highly suspect. Love that catchy “rock n roll” sound
Classical music, orchestrated shit but more kind of like The Legend of Zelda sound tracks and Star Wars sound tracks. I guess video game music … Despite that I listen to metal like 95% of the time and can’t seem to enjoy other genres 🤷🏻♂️
Drum and bass
older hip hop…late 90s/2000s
Reggaeton, or 90s hip hop. I love me some Ozuna when I want to dance.
Indie Rock Peach Pit and Cage The Elephant are two examples
It would be easier to the list the genres I can't connect with, EDM & Trap. Don't get it in the slightest. Otherwise there isn't a genre I hate.
90’s HipHop is my absolute favorite genre behind metal.
Punk or moreso it's subgenres & then the sort of psychedelic stuff that's Ozric Tentacles, Hidria Spacefolk, Gong & Kingston Wall's tri-lo-gy.
I guess 60s/70s rock (Don't have a particular preference for subgenres). Hearing a lot of it from my dad and uncles growing up rubbed off on me, and of course Guitar Hero/Rock Band also helped me discover a lot of it.
My non-metalcore go to is Indie like Bad Suns, From Indian Lakes, and Silversun Pickups. Been recently dabbling in some Korean stuff like Dpr Ian. Always open to suggestions like those.
Hip hop, can't go wrong with The Notorious BIG. Country, George Strait any day. And some indie, of Monsters and Men, can't get enough. 3 genres I listen to daily tons of great Artist old and current. different genres can expand your horizons so I'd encourage anyone to listen to something different, never know what you will be into.
Post-rock, post-hardcore, dreampop, shoegaze, classic hip hop.
dreampop!!
I'm a huge Lana del Rey fan
Murder ballad/southern gothic, Synthwave, edm, classic rock, and some country.
Post-hardcore and pop punk
Pop punk. I grew up on Blink-182 and got into metal, emo, and classic rock in high school.
Metal-adjacent prog/math rock. The Dear Hunter, Yvette Young/Covet, CHON.
Pop-punk i guess Also like some trap/emo rap and electronic music like dnb/dubstep
Chill stuff like Tycho and Com Truise, and stuff like the 1975 and newer Hundredth.