I just discovered Simulacra by Cloud People thanks to a review on Angry Metal Guy. It's spaced out jazz/synthwave fusion, mostly instrumental with voice-over samples for flavor, and I'm really grooving to it.

Marcus Miller plays a mean bass.

Finished Half Life 2 Episode 2 the other day, and I've been listening to the ost on repeat. These two especially are BANGERS Last Legs, Vortal Combat.

fred again maybe....!! Listen now!!!!

I know this isn't going to make sense to most old gen aged people that probably would frequent a forum like this (including myself in this category), but I have been listening to Bladee and Drain Gang over just about everything else.

I didn't always listen to music like this obviously. I got kind of bored with all types of rock music at some point though. Around the late 2010s, like very close to 2020, I started transitioning into vaporwave.

Don't get me wrong. I still like every genre I listened to from the past. I just don't make room in my brain to bring it out and explore it anymore. It's all been relegated to nostalgia and, "Oh yeah I remember this!" There are times I do go back, but I mostly moved forward into this post-Internet landscape of avant garde music.

This lead me to cloud rap of the early 2010s, and this lead towards hyperpop... and yeah. That is the story of how I became a late 30s-aged drainer.

I'm still into rock music, particularly heavy metal, but I had also started digging into synthwave and jazz in my late 30s. Vaporwave doesn't really do it for me, though.

Understandable. If I had to pick a type of rock music I was most into, it would be like post-hardcore from the 90s. Orchid. Saetia. Anything on Level Plane records.

I also like indie rock and punk, although again, I don't make time for either much anymore.

If I had to pick a metal genre I liked the most it would probably be the kind of stuff Burzum makes, although I don't like that guy as a person at all.

I am listening to The Cure a lot, and I like This and This a lot.

I've recently felt overwhelmed by the Spotify catalogue, so I'm returning to listen to music like in the old days: listening to one full album directly on my CD player or on my computer. So, I've been listening to Pink Floyd's complete discography. This method has helped me a lot not to feel tempted to jump frenetically from one group to another one.

Also been listening to Aretha Franklin's hits.

i have been listening to this one specific roger daltrey solo album on repeat, can't wait to see the movie. my favorite songs are hearts of fire, when the thunder comes, and take me home. i genuinely think i'm cursed to like british people.

I've been binging songs by MoxiFloxi a lot recently but I've decided to give the album 'Plug 'n Play' a listen and it's been an absolute box of chocolates. I actually like the calmer songs like Luvbot and Flower more than the ones that go hard (and/or horny).

This kino

Planet Caravan

I mostly stopped searching for new music like half a year now. Mostly listening to Godflesh and post-metal (Isis, Neurosis, Cult of Luna, Pelican). Today gave Sonancy and Heaven's End by Loop a new listen - still super enjoyable!

Dariacore, as well as adjacent hyperactive shitpost-music — Squiff, 4,037/rummage, Knives Millionaire. All three have very few views and furry avatars.

i've been listening to femtanyl recently – super into PUSH UR T3MPRR femtanyl's music is of the ear-hurting variety so do be careful

Date of Birth is a relatively unknown Japanese band with some really solid tunes in their discography How do you feel Some kinds of love Sometimes I breathe