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Youinreverse, it was nice to revisit sharon van etten, I like a team up she does with the artist "torres" (mcency something) so thanks for that.

Thinking of female singers I like, check out Mikaela Davis on audiotree on youtube.


BTW

I can recommend Tycho( electronic music, they seem to have a background in trance/synth maybe industrial matrix clubmusic kind of stuff) but it's quite mellow, ongoing beats but loads of layering variety, good synth sounds and melody, good balance

I allready mentioned Mogwai - Hardcore will never die - but you will

Ivadell on audiotree on youtube is great. They fit this topic quite good

Infact audiotree(music station youtube channel) all togheter would be of my recommendation to all music lovers on this forum

Has anybody heard some of the new triphop music comming out? It's often with a reapeted anime gif on youtube people can study to, if so what you guys think?

I also like any hip-hop soulhiphoptriphopjazz coming out of Marvels Luke cage on netflix. It's a bit more beaty streety back alley artsy hip hop wich I like

I can recommend this guy. He is from the neatherlands. He makes reaction videos to music. He has great facial expressions, cool personality and seems like a really nice guy. I almost don't want to recommend him because soon (if not allready)  comments made on his channel will start to drown in the crown, I have a feeling he will get kind of big you youtube.

1 hour ago, daegor said:

How is everyone so helpful? WTF hahaha

 

If you're open to something that might not sound exactly like what you're describing but likely hits the same emotional cord you're going for check out a lot of the current catalogue from Broken Circles.  In particular I'd suggest the new Body Origami album that was released today:  https://bodyorigami.bandcamp.com/album/bright-and-only-mine

 

But you could honestly peruse through most anything from the label:  http://music.brokencircles.com/

Off the top of my head other bands you might be into from Broken Circles are Slow and Steady, Triathalon, Pro Teens, Talons', Dreamtigers

Hehe well some are. Maybe people dosnt see it as a time waste to help a total stranger find some music but I guess thats what the forum is for idk. Gosh m8, Ivadell and Bandit (that have their label contracts with broken circles) are some of my favourite bands. Thx!

4 hours ago, mameeshkamowskwoz said:

Bizarre... hopefully you searched for the album, listened to it, enjoyed it, saved a couple hundred bucks, bought it, spun it, and then spun it again. It's been a hell of a week for you, hasn't it?!

Hehheheheh

Youinreverse and somethingsvinyl, thanks for taking the time out of your days, will definitely check it out!

On 2017-09-17 at 10:09 PM, mameeshkamowskwoz said:

Failure - Fantastic Planet may be a good fit.
https://youtu.be/1uNIID5R4pM

Thanks! The link was a link to monkeys

I really liked Placebo and Lydia.

Have you guys heard Mogwai - Hardcore will never die, but you will.

That album in particular is so balanced, check it out.

Wow! You guys been mighty helpfull. Definetily worth it, joining this forum.

Thanks guys

17 hours ago, nancy_raygun said:

Serious suggestion: I know you said post-2000 but you might get a kick out of shit like Archers of Loaf, 764-HERO, Silkworm, and Beat Happening.

 

Id throw in The Microphones/Mount Eerie but Phil's a bit more on the depressing side, especially his latest album.  But if you dig Pedro the Lion you're probably going to like Mount Eerie.

Thanks for taking the time to help me with all that 

4 minutes ago, Tommy said:

Yep, that's what first came to mind with your description. Maybe also try arcade fire - neon bible, that's pretty dark

Thanks! That song is close. Arcade fire is usally a bit to festive for me, with trumphets and what not. But other than that very close. Haha trying to stear you here, and being very picky

Thanks Tommy, I already plowed through that one  Right on spot though, exactly what I meant, especially that album

Thanks Shitty Rambo

Thanks. But I need something closer to 2000 then Beatles

Hello! Im looking for a specific style. I want emotional music, that is a bit gloomy but absolutely not too gloomy(I don't want to be drained) and that is a bit "youthfull" if that makes sense. Iv'e been listening to Pedro the lion, especially older. I skip some too slow songs, because I feel drained, I skip some songs because they are to country influated. Emo music is great  and all that but I want something a little more deep and instrumentualy more intellectual. I used to listen to breaking benjamin but I want a little more artsy approach to the instrumentality. Radiohead is great but I want a little more back to school feel. The guitar "chord changes" in some late 90's bands are great but I want a little more depth/intellectual/slightly depressed.

Thank you!