Submitted by Imjustheredudez t3_z141fi in Music
It seems like all I do is look for music without finding anything and then going back to my playlists
I like guitar prominent music like covet, polyphia, eternity forever, chon
Also rap like chance the rapper, Palmer squares, army of Pharos
Love piano music like I giorni and classics
Of course paramore, teddy swims Black label society
My taste is all over but alas I am stuck
Catbamboo
I just discovered The Hu a Mongolian either rock or metal band that also incorporates throat singing.
Sounds up and subtitles on.
everynoise.com is a mass web of pretty much every music genre in existence. you can scroll randomly until you find a genre you like or:
type your fave artist in the upper right search bar
click their assigned genre
click on any artist filed under that genre
I like it!
Ne Obliviscaris is incredible music, but you have to be able to handle harsh vocals. Amazing musicians. Also Animals as Leaders. I'm sure you've heard of them but if you want some music that you can really dive into and enjoy nuance check Tool out.
Not guitar-based, but if you like CHON and Covet, I recommend mouse on the keys, they're a keyboard-led instrumental post-rock band. Their first album, An Anxious Object, is killer.
Have you heard Gold Necklace? Basically the same thing as Eternity Forever.
Got one you probably won't hear elsewhere. The Entrance Band. Guitar based I guess psychedelic rock? At one time Thurston Moore called him the best guitarist of a generation, so that's pretty good praise.
I'd suggest Wandering Stranger and Prayer of Death to start with.
Fun bonus fact: his longtime collaborator Paz is now an official member of the Pixies.
It sounds like you are bored with listening to the same type of stuff over and over. Try something new, like Perfume. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXAlCazm3J0&list=PL6vMFtTdoibwsWRZhhDX2Ut55IuTOV_Ni
Yes definitely
You should expect to like critically acclaimed classic albums when you give them enough of them the chance and listen to them all the way through. Music documentaries and things like song exploder is nice. My favourites are Sound Opinions classic album dissections. Their dissection of Astral Weeks and Exile on Main st. And Blue are high points.
Otherwise take a break from music and listen to podcasts or whatever
liquid_at t1_ix8t917 wrote
check out "NPR Tiny Desk" on Youtube.
They regularly upload various artists and usually the unknown ones are even better than the popular guests.