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[Filipe Teixeira]

share here music you like. i'll start

I've found those 2 on benedict society (disney+ series)

they're pretty dope

share here music you like.

 

[BenChristman1]

I’ve been listening to a lot of classic rock lately. Anything from the 70s to the 90s is my favorite. I go through phases of music, though, so in a few months, I might be listening to a completely different genre.

 

[Ravagerous]

 

[DNF_Cuber]

 

[NacksSnack]

 

[Megaminx lover]

epic mountain human era

https://soundcloud.com/epicmountain

the first one

 

[Ravagerous]

 

[Dan the Beginner]

How about some lockdown music

 

[cuberswoop]

Just wait for it.

 

[CubeRed]

Sometimes when I use cstimer on my computer I listen to Amogus EDM remix
1 hour loop

 

[Filipe Teixeira]

Just wait for it.

This is on my playlist since I saw it on you sig
thx!

 

[EngiNerdBrian]

@Filipe Teixeira good stuff!

For anyone interested in getting into modern instrumental progressive metal I suggest the following essential listening.

*Pretentious Musical Snob Alert* Do yourself a favor and listen to these albums cover to cover; that's how the artist intend for their music to be heard- the music resonates and vibes more if you listen on a deeper level and try embrace yourself in the artists vision.

Cloudkicker - Beacons
Pomegranite Tiger - Boundless
Intervals - The Shape of Colour
Polyphia - New Levels New Devils
Chon - Grow (It's literally jazz metal)
Scale the Summit - The Migration
Animals As Leader - Joy In Motion
The Omnific - Kismet
Arch Echo - Arch Echo
Mestis - Polysemy
* If you dig this stuff also check out Angel Vlvaldi, Plini, Toe, Russian Circles, Sithu Aye, Chimp Spanner, David Maxim Micic, Pelican, If These Trees Could Talk

I could list 100 other bands across 20 other genres I'm passionate about but the last few years have been all heavy instrumental prog for me. Also, go listen to Gojira, it's progressive death metal with lyrics primarily focused on environmental consciousness and and mindfulness; the last few albums are significantly softer and more accessible to non-metal listeners.

Jazz is my second favorite genre.