I enjoyed seeing everyone's music last time we had a thread like this so I figured making another one would be cool!

  • bodom [he/him]
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    i don't use spotify, but i've been loving Exuma's self titled album(weird Caribbean folk music), early Sigh(black metal with increasing amounts of prog and avant-garde stuff), Warning - Watching From A Distance(emotionally devastating doom metal), and INRI(early Brazilian black/thrash)((can't post it with the band name as it gets automatically deleted)).

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    3 years ago

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    • kingspooky [he/him, they/them]
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      3 years ago

      What sorta genre are those tracks?

      They're pretty mixed, but a lot of them are some flavor of punk or emo or grunge-ish, there's some witch house too. Also hell yes @ .44 Caliber Love Letter on your list, I love Alexisonfire!

  • SpookyVanguard64 [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/Ou7wpYVwte.png

    Spotify generally isn't the first (or even second) place I go to listen to music, but here's mine. It's all DnB, Jungle or Techno, except for the most recent one, which is a grime track.

    • psudo [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      What else do you use? Used to be on a shared plan, but not anymore so I would like to do something that doesn't give all the money to the top 5 artists.

      • SpookyVanguard64 [he/him]
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        YouTube, Soundcloud and Bandcamp, depending on which one is more convenient at any given moment. I don't like the idea of paying a monthly subscription to listen to music, so I either try and listen completely for free, or buy songs outright. Whenever I first tried Spotify, it felt like the way it was set up (on the mobile app at least) was geared towards making it as annoying as possible to use it without paying for premium. I'd already been using Soundcloud/YouTube before trying Spotify, so I just stuck with those.

        Bandcamp is my go to for when I actually want to pay money for music. It only gives you a limited number of free listens on each track before it forces you to pay, which is a downside. But there's a lot of music on there that you can't find anywhere else, and artists get a bigger cut of the revenue than iTunes (and a much bigger cut than any streaming services), so it's a good way to directly support artists. Also, I'm a (bedroom) DJ, so a lot of the reason for me using Bandcamp comes down to the fact that I need to get my hands on the actual music files.

        Edit: I will say that Soundcloud's mobile app is really slow though, which is pretty annoying. And that listening to music on YouTube became vastly more enjoyable after installing an adblocker. Also, one of my main reasons for using YouTube/Soundcloud is that there's a lot of DJ mixes on them. Lastly, I used iTunes instead of Bandcamp up until a few months ago, and I still use it sometimes, 'cause bigger releases tend to be on iTunes rather than on Bandcamp.

        • psudo [he/him]
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          3 years ago

          Thanks for the tips. I like to try to get money in the hands of the artists, but Spotify turns out to be even worse at that than I had thought. Streaming works well for me, but it might be time to go back to purchasing my music and streaming it through plex and using YouTube for DJ mixes.

  • Kaputnik [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/3XjNOIK3mo.jpg

    Stream Backxwash

  • drhead [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    i don't really use the like button so fuck it, just take my whole playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0ovid8rDFkbBYugzUUhuCX?si=27a9eb02c58a4e7f but I constantly skip stuff on it sooo.... highlights:

    deadmau5 feat. Rob Swire - Monophobia

    Feint - Pastels

    Au5 - Anchus Definy

    Gemini - Blue

    Tristam - Crave

    vitalic - second lives

    Miike Snow - Silvia (Robotberget Remix)

    Dirty South feat. ANIMA! - I Swear (Dirty South Remix)

    Illenium - Sleepwalker (feat. Joni Fatora)

    • layla
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      3 years ago

      That playlist is rad, used to be my exact music taste a few years ago. I've got to get back into electronic music, I haven't listened to as much recently

    • SpookyVanguard64 [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      Artist wise, this looks like a playlist I would've listened to back in middle school and the first 2 years of high school lol.

      Not that that's a bad thing by any means. Gemini - Blue is a fucking banger, though Graduation is probably my favorite songs of his.

    • ViveLaCommune [any]
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      3 years ago

      same, i'm more into the no wave beginnings, especially "Confusion Is Sex", what's your favorites

      • ErnestGoesToGulag [comrade/them]
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        3 years ago

        Yeah their early stuff is wild. I have to be in the right mood but those early recordings have some great ideas.

        I think I'm strange in that my favorite SY album is "A Thousand Leaves" - it takes me on an adventure. I also dig NYC Ghosts and Flowers a ton, but a lot of people rank that as their least favorite. I think I just love their dissonant groove period.

        But yeah of course the EVOL-Dirty run of albums is classic

  • Iminhere3000 [none/use name]
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    3 years ago

    Miami bass is good this time of year. Wackies reggae label out of 70s NYC. The Dicks (best Texas punk band?). Cocteau Twins. Herbie Hancock Sextant album. Bunch of 90s r&b- Al B. Sure, PM Dawn, Jodeci. Electric Miles Davis - Dark Magus, Pangaea, Get Up With It. Sickboyrari aka Black Kray. Can - Delay.