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Fit For An Autopsy
More specifically, their new album just came out, The Nothing That Is, it slaps so hard I haven't listened to anything else since the CD came in.
The newest album release by Unlease the Archers
Love music that contains storytelling
Penelope Trappes, specifically her new record A Requiem. Lovely stuff, the album closer in particular gives me Lisa Gerrard vibes
Lucid Planet II https://youtu.be/pzdvidK-w4k
psychedelic prog rock
and I'm still a little stuck on Dax Riggs' 7 songs for spiders
...but I just can't believe it.
Then some folks on Lemmy pointed me to Tipper so I've been hearing Forward escape for a few weeks.
smattering of new fleshgod apocalypse and persefone.
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Kygo. Just really really good music (especially the latest album "KYGO" and "Thrill of the Chase".
doseone’s new album with Steel Tipped Dove is EXCELLENT. dose deserved so much more fame than he got.
rest in peace, Alias.
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Aviators, I like a lot of their game inspired music such as A Thousand Eyes, inspired by Bloobourne and some of their personal creations such as "Godhunter," and "My Church"
The Deli
I recently discovered the band Mar Malade and its really great!
The new Deafheaven album is amazing.
Snooze - I Know How You Will Die - Out of left field discovery. They have a really diverse sound scape. It's mostly metal but does a good job of not following a set genre of metal.
BCNR - Forever Howlong - is a grower, not a shower. At first I didn't really like Tyler's songs because she left absolutely no room for anything to breath. But I've done a 180 on them as I find her voice so soothing.
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Kanaan
Reign Wolf
Goodbye June
The Chats
Zoomst They have one studio album and 90 monthly listeners on spotify but have a great prog sound. Aweizawei is my favorite from the album so far.
Free by Crush 40.
Also, Soul Coughing (El Oso since I only have that single album from them). Specifically Blame, $300, and Pensacola. This is my much more serious answer.
Time for you to get into some American Football Never Meant (music video)
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Their Dogs Were Astronauts - Progressive, Djenty. Hard to pick a favorite track or album.
Opeth - Started as progressive death metal but they have gotten more chill and progressive and experimental over time. Favorites for me are Blackwater Park (on the harsher end of the spectrum), Windowpane (chill end of the spectrum), Reverie / Harlequin Forest.
Scuba "Three Sided Shape". The album (Triangulation) is really cool, too!
The Heavy / Short Change Hero. I just discovered them a couple weeks ago and this song has been stuck in my head ever since. I do 30 minutes on the exercise bike every morning and I just put that song on and belt out the lyrics to it at like 6:30am, much to the dismay of everyone else in the house, but they can suck it cause that song is just so goddamned singable.
Japanese Breakfast, the latest single Picture Window has been living in my head rent free since I first heard it
Massive Breakz and Def Cut are pretty dope
Tallah
(we don't need this) fascist groove thang
Recently found dadrock band Geese. So good. And their lead guy, Cameron Winter, also just released a stunning solo album.
British band "Jungle" has been in heavy rotation for me the past ~6 months. Specifically watch their music videos and the dance choreography. I suggest playing the entire album "Volcano" as one video.
Literally everything by Cleopatrick and Primitive by not enough space
Sylvan Esso - With Love
Marco Castello, very chill italian indie jazz artist
outkast speakerboxxx/the love below. its like 2 hours perfect for plane ride
Stromae & Pomme - Ma Meilleure Ennemie
Some days I just listen to it on repeat for hours.
The Hooters - 500 Miles
The Armed and Idles. Seriously can't get enough of them.