What are you listening to?
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Emilie Autumn, she's great does classical violin, nice chilled singing all the way to scary goth!
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I've been listening to some foreign bands that YouTube algo suggested to me. They may not be everyone's cup of tea though...
Gnome -> "stoner rock" from Belgium - they have a sense of humor with their videos - I find the music groovy
PPC -> from Australia - not sure how to categorize it, but I am loving pretty much their entire catalogue
Angine de Poitrine -> Microtonal math rock from Quebec (Canada) - it's weird and addicting
Gnome -> "stoner rock" from Belgium - they have a sense of humor with their videos - I find the music groovy
PPC -> from Australia - not sure how to categorize it, but I am loving pretty much their entire catalogue
Angine de Poitrine -> Microtonal math rock from Quebec (Canada) - it's weird and addicting
Angine the Poitrine! My brother in law just introduced me to those guys recently. It's good stuff!
I've been on a bit of an industrial kick lately, old Front Line Assembly. Millennium was a great album, but I also re-listened to Caustic Grip recently too. Their newer stuff is ok, but there's just something about that kind of music from back in the 90s that is so good! It's very cyberpunk.
I've been on a bit of an industrial kick lately, old Front Line Assembly. Millennium was a great album, but I also re-listened to Caustic Grip recently too. Their newer stuff is ok, but there's just something about that kind of music from back in the 90s that is so good! It's very cyberpunk.