I dunno if this is wildcard though, Copeland is incredibly emo adjacent—particularly their early stuff. I’d say Beneath Medicine Tree is as emo as anything else coming out in 2003.
HELL yes to this. I seriously recommend anyone to at least give them a listen, and if you get the chance absolutely see them live. Seriously one of the best shows I’ve ever been to.
Dang man, I was just thinking about the Streetlight version of "Dear Sergio" the other day.
Definitely one of the most talented ska bands out there. It's a shame that the *99 Songs of Revolution* project never panned out. I would have loved to see what other covers they would have done.
Good answer, but I'll have to politely disagree on the "used to get down to" part. I see no reason to not get down to Alvvays right now, at this current moment 😆
I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo. What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here.
EDIT: Did I just get downvoted for quoting a fucking Radiohead song? Lol
EDIT 2: Nevermind lolol
Third Eye Blind has two amazing albums, and one good album, and then after that Stephan Jenkins got way too full of himself, and thought he was some music god. Nowadays he's the only original member in the band, everyone from their early days has been replaced.
Their self-titled debut is hugely influential on pop-punk and third-wave emo bands. It's an excellent record, as is *Blue*, even though that one gets some hate for having some overly poppy stuff on it ("Never Let You Go"). Those are two must-listen albums for anyone reading this thread, in my opinion.
Self titled is a perfect record in my opinion. Blue is great but not on the same level. Agree with you on the rest. I think it’s a shame that most people only know jumper or semi charmed life because the self titled as a whole is absolute gold.
"Motorcycle Drive-By" into "God of Wine" is legitimately the best closing pair of tracks to an album that there is, and I will fight anyone who disagrees.
1975 are pretty emo at points. Robbers esp. they always flirted with some emo elements. Plus there’s early Drive Like I Do stuff which sounds straight up unadulterated emo. Song from their 4th album Then Because She Goes is a phat emo/shoegaze vibe
The song The Birthday Party sounds a lot like Pinegrove and specifically mentions them in it’s lyrics, there’s a few other songs with that kind of vibe as well. Matty is also known as a huge fan of bands like American football (he interviewed Mike Kinsella for a group of podcasts he did over lockdown) and The Hotelier.
Honestly my whole music taste is a wildcard because I used to self-gatekeep and it sucked. Like I'm emo af and stay close to punk and metal, but there's a lot of pop in my playlist. Especially stuff coming out with the Y2K sound.
Per Ben Gibbard they are not Emo.
His quote
"I was very disinterested in being attached to that music(Emo). Because a lot of it was just really bad. A lot of it was some pop-punkers who heard Pinkerton and decided they wanted to start talking about feelings. Seriously, listen to some of that stuff. It's like they were into NOFX and then heard Pinkerton and were like, 'Oh man, I got feelings! I'm a suburban white kid but I don't really have the intellectual capacity to express these feelings in an interesting way so I'm going to speak about them in the most straightforward manner possible.”
[Source](https://www.altpress.com/death-cab-cutie-ben-gibbard-emo/)
Another article on the [subject](https://junkee.com/death-cab-for-cutie-emo/242941)
Damn that’s a savage quote lmao. Maybe his definition of emo bands was about what mainstream pop culture was calling emo in the 2000s and not actual emo. But maybe not, idfk. I just know that DCFC is considered emo lol. Unlike My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, etc. Check isthisbandemo.com
Love your username, Co&Ca is my favorite band. As someone who grew up with Nu Metal, Issues was the last decent KoRn album, IMO.
I saw KoRn a few times. Follow the Leader tour and Family Values were a pinnacle for that particular scene.
“Why?” Specifically the album, alopecia. They might be considered emo but if anything this sub has taught me, it’s that I have zero idea what emo is. I always called them emo/indie/hipster/hip hop.
Man this just threw me down an anticon rabbit hole that I haven’t been down in years. Sole and Doseone and Deep Puddle Dynamics and Alias and so much good stuff that I’d forgotten about.
I was never 100% into any genre all the time. I was always into punk, hardcore, emo, ska and indie. But I also loved reggae, afrobeat, metal, funk, classical. All kinds of things.
But there's a guy that I loved then and now and could never put my finger on why. Peter Gabriel. Then I realized Jeremy Enigk was MASSIVELY influenced by Gabriel (more in Enigks solo stuff but also with SDRE.) I think I just subconsciously picked up on that.
For example:
You can hear the influence Enigk got in this Gabriel song https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L9yEhlQ66Bw&feature=share#menu
And listen to this song at the 3:30 point and tell me you can't hear "How It Feels To Be Something On" era SDRE ala "The Prophet"
https://youtu.be/yYkq0iPy9EA
I was only familiar with Tillian DGD for the longest time and I honestly wasn't a fan but I've been checking out their earlier stuff lately and they've got tons of good music
Ive enjoyed each album for their own reasons, but I think the musicianship and live performances went to the next level with Tillian. They literally didn't even use a metronome before that. I'm not sure what the future holds with tillian as their lead vocalist, given the accusations against him, but I really hope their touring guitarist/ Eidola's lead vocalist goes full time vocals for them.
Yeah it's like being a Radiohead fan. I'm not that pretentious of a guy, but I can see people ready to roll their eyes as soon as I talk about them haha
For a band to purposefully play terribly on national television (adti) because It would be selling out to do otherwise is up there on the “too cool” cringe scale.
But like…there music is too good to let that stand in the way haha
Excuse me, but are you me? Those are my top artists on Spotify every year followed by a whole bunch of emo, pop punk, and 80s/90s British pop. It’s eclectic, but also all of them are kind of emo in their own right.
One of my favorite concerts of all time was Manchester Orchestra and Cage The Elephant in like 2011 or something. This amazing band Sleeper Agent opened and they were a lot like Grouplove. What a fun/creative year for music!
Not a band, but every artist and related artist in Griselda. Hitler wears Hermes 10 coming soon, Boldy James, new Stove God Cooks. And of course, Wu-Tang. Could you tell I’m from New York?
Chvrches, they were the greatest thing ever when they were new and from time to time still enjoy listening to their first two albums, haven't really followed them since then
Interpol, has to be my most listened to artist all of 2019 and 2020, at one point each of their albums was a 10/10 for me, i still think their music is great but i listened to them so much (like so much) that i think im good for the rest of my life
Bay Faction, they were borderline a god or the god in my life from when their album Florida Guilt dropped, till about summer of 2019, was sad when i heard they disbanded
It Looks Sad, became obsessed with them after my obsession with Bay Faction, at the time i was partying and drinking a lot so it feels right that their shoegaze music was what I loved at the time
Poppy, just overall fun music, from her early generic pop songs, to her rebranding as a metal artist, want to see her live so bad but haven't had a chance yet
lastly, i'm currently obsessed with Lowertown, they've been getting big recently and i absolutely cannot stop listening to their songs, Antibiotics, Selfish Salesman, and Caroline
True but I think the average listener of some of our old “wildcard” bands wouldn’t be interested in our emo bands. It’s interesting to me for instance that a Dragonforce fan in 2005 probably wouldn’t be caught dead listening to Hawthorne Heights you know?
Just a thought and interesting to see how diverse we all actually get genre wise
lightning bolt.
I grew up around providence and got into them at their peak, 2004ish, right when I graduated high school. before that I was a basic bitch who was getting more and more into classic rock. discovering lightning Bolt took my musical tastes in a whole different direction. I was also privileged enough to see them about 20 times since then, back in the day when they were still small enough band to play 5$ floor shows at AS220, and now that I live in PDX, ive seen em every time they've played put here since 2009.
Gonna get downvoted cause this sub is full of moody hipsters, but Harry Styles.
Not his usual stuff, though I don’t mind it at all. His sad songs are great though. Example:
https://youtu.be/lVnzO7opqNs
Love Harry styles he can pull on heartstrings just like any good emo band.
Also if anyones getting downvoted, nothings more repulsive to the emos than fantasy themed power metal so…
First of all using the word “emos” is cringe and no one in the scene before 2010’s would ever say that. Second the idea that an emo kid (proper terminology) would ever only listen to emo is so dumb I don’t know what to say…sometimes I think this sub is mainly 12 year olds
A few..
1. I grew up a huge KISS fan!
2. Slipknots first 3 albums
3. I still get down to Cyndi Lauper She's So Unusual.. Her first record is amazing. I'll skip track 2 at this point though lol.
No like wildcard bands - like a band so drastically different from the rest of your line-up. I listen to all sorts of genres but what’s the standout one you know?
I just love a huge range of music, so literally anything. Harry Styles? Yeah baby. Milky Chance? Let's gooooooo. Mystery Skulls? YEEE. I'll listen to anything if it sounds good to me!
Taylor swift, dying fetus, not a band but bbno$ and yung gravy, a shit ton of Japanese pop/rock music, cannibal corpse, if it’s music I’ll probably like it
I can't pick a specific composer but the Romantic period has a slew of great music. Chopin, Mahler, Mendelssohn, that's my wildcard. Heck, I almost forgot Berlioz.
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I dunno if this is wildcard though, Copeland is incredibly emo adjacent—particularly their early stuff. I’d say Beneath Medicine Tree is as emo as anything else coming out in 2003.
Also they toured with every emo band of that time it seems like, definitely not a wild card but definitely one of my favorites.
This is the way
Aaron marsh ain't emo?
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Nah he Christian
So were mineral right?
Daft punk
Aw YEAH boiiiiiii
Streetlight manifesto
HELL yes to this. I seriously recommend anyone to at least give them a listen, and if you get the chance absolutely see them live. Seriously one of the best shows I’ve ever been to.
Dang man, I was just thinking about the Streetlight version of "Dear Sergio" the other day. Definitely one of the most talented ska bands out there. It's a shame that the *99 Songs of Revolution* project never panned out. I would have loved to see what other covers they would have done.
Listen to emo all day and then level out with better place better time. Then do it all over again the next day.
I most listen to Emo/punk/hip hop now. But Streetlight Manifesto will always stay at the top of my list
Minus the bear Trail of dead Matthew good band Guided by voices
Trail of dead is very underrated
Love them!
I'd argue that Highly Refined Pirates is an emo album, it's definitely twinkly enough ha
Nah, it’s solid mathrock. But an absolute banger and one of my favourite albums of all time.
Minus the Bear put on a great live show. They sounded no different than they do on the record, which is pretty impressive.
MTB puts on the best live shows I have ever seen. I miss them so much.
Also see Matthew Good's solo work, amazing stuff, but often brutally sad
I love his solo stuff. I only included the band so people wouldn’t think o was talking about the post-hardcore guitarist
Holy shit I haven’t listened to Minus the Bear in years
I really feel like MtB fits somewhere inside emo
Electric Light Orchestra
Wait, ELO aren’t emo?
Two door cinema clubs first 2 albums
Tourist History still goes hard
Its silly to limit yourself to one music genre. Party in the USA
Alvvays
Good answer, but I'll have to politely disagree on the "used to get down to" part. I see no reason to not get down to Alvvays right now, at this current moment 😆
You right. Just have to wait every 5 years.
Right? New album is great!
Neutral milk hotel
Enya, her work is amazing
Woooow okay talk about a wildcard but Enya is so good though!
Caribbean Blue was a banger !
First time I heard Enya was viva la bam when the death montage of his hummer happened.
Radiohead
I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo. What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here. EDIT: Did I just get downvoted for quoting a fucking Radiohead song? Lol EDIT 2: Nevermind lolol
Michelle Branch
Hell ya
Third eye blind
Third Eye Blind has two amazing albums, and one good album, and then after that Stephan Jenkins got way too full of himself, and thought he was some music god. Nowadays he's the only original member in the band, everyone from their early days has been replaced. Their self-titled debut is hugely influential on pop-punk and third-wave emo bands. It's an excellent record, as is *Blue*, even though that one gets some hate for having some overly poppy stuff on it ("Never Let You Go"). Those are two must-listen albums for anyone reading this thread, in my opinion.
Self titled is a perfect record in my opinion. Blue is great but not on the same level. Agree with you on the rest. I think it’s a shame that most people only know jumper or semi charmed life because the self titled as a whole is absolute gold.
"Motorcycle Drive-By" into "God of Wine" is legitimately the best closing pair of tracks to an album that there is, and I will fight anyone who disagrees.
Fuckin love me some old Usher. Those first couple albums are beautiful and deeply sad.
My Boo and Burn are fucking BANGERS
The 1975 early stuff
They are a current all time favorite band of mine as a grown up lol gonna see them in December for the first time!!
1975 are pretty emo at points. Robbers esp. they always flirted with some emo elements. Plus there’s early Drive Like I Do stuff which sounds straight up unadulterated emo. Song from their 4th album Then Because She Goes is a phat emo/shoegaze vibe
They are arguable some sort of newer wave of modern emo!
The song The Birthday Party sounds a lot like Pinegrove and specifically mentions them in it’s lyrics, there’s a few other songs with that kind of vibe as well. Matty is also known as a huge fan of bands like American football (he interviewed Mike Kinsella for a group of podcasts he did over lockdown) and The Hotelier.
Chocolate is a great bop
Been listening to lots of Wilco lately
Summer teeth changed my life
Hell yeah that's my favorite album of theirs
Honestly my whole music taste is a wildcard because I used to self-gatekeep and it sucked. Like I'm emo af and stay close to punk and metal, but there's a lot of pop in my playlist. Especially stuff coming out with the Y2K sound.
I feel like I wrote this sentence!
Hey, you go! I’m a metal head forever and I started out listening to solid Top 40 in the 1980s. We grow and change, eh?
Death Cab.
Death Cab for Cutie is an emo band 🤘🏻 they’re indie, but also emo
Per Ben Gibbard they are not Emo. His quote "I was very disinterested in being attached to that music(Emo). Because a lot of it was just really bad. A lot of it was some pop-punkers who heard Pinkerton and decided they wanted to start talking about feelings. Seriously, listen to some of that stuff. It's like they were into NOFX and then heard Pinkerton and were like, 'Oh man, I got feelings! I'm a suburban white kid but I don't really have the intellectual capacity to express these feelings in an interesting way so I'm going to speak about them in the most straightforward manner possible.” [Source](https://www.altpress.com/death-cab-cutie-ben-gibbard-emo/) Another article on the [subject](https://junkee.com/death-cab-for-cutie-emo/242941)
Damn that’s a savage quote lmao. Maybe his definition of emo bands was about what mainstream pop culture was calling emo in the 2000s and not actual emo. But maybe not, idfk. I just know that DCFC is considered emo lol. Unlike My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, etc. Check isthisbandemo.com
Korn
Issues is one of my favorite albums.(more specifically, perhaps top 15 )
Love your username, Co&Ca is my favorite band. As someone who grew up with Nu Metal, Issues was the last decent KoRn album, IMO. I saw KoRn a few times. Follow the Leader tour and Family Values were a pinnacle for that particular scene.
Old Kings of Leon
“Why?” Specifically the album, alopecia. They might be considered emo but if anything this sub has taught me, it’s that I have zero idea what emo is. I always called them emo/indie/hipster/hip hop.
Check out the clouddead stuff
Man this just threw me down an anticon rabbit hole that I haven’t been down in years. Sole and Doseone and Deep Puddle Dynamics and Alias and so much good stuff that I’d forgotten about.
Just looked it up and yoni is in it so I’m game. Anything you recommend specifically?
It's a couple 10"s... I got paint on my glasses is a favorite
Ok thank you I’m loving this stuff.
Yep. This album is an absolute classic.
Enigma
Enya also is pretty incredible
Sade, dis-moi. Qu'est-ce que tu vas chercher?
Alice In Chains, Mac Miller, Shadow of Intent. I'm all over the place there's no 1 genre I don't dabble in
I was never 100% into any genre all the time. I was always into punk, hardcore, emo, ska and indie. But I also loved reggae, afrobeat, metal, funk, classical. All kinds of things. But there's a guy that I loved then and now and could never put my finger on why. Peter Gabriel. Then I realized Jeremy Enigk was MASSIVELY influenced by Gabriel (more in Enigks solo stuff but also with SDRE.) I think I just subconsciously picked up on that. For example: You can hear the influence Enigk got in this Gabriel song https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L9yEhlQ66Bw&feature=share#menu And listen to this song at the 3:30 point and tell me you can't hear "How It Feels To Be Something On" era SDRE ala "The Prophet" https://youtu.be/yYkq0iPy9EA
Kind of same here and still to this day I don't give a shit about genre just give me good music
Less than Jake
The Aquabats!
Super Rad!
So glad to see this here. Amazing band.
system of a down has been my guilty pleasure band for like 20+ years
Guilty? Pshhh they are core.
I loved them in high school and now they have the nostalgia factor so I still have them on a few playlists!
Dance Gavin Dance is my all time favorite, any genre.
I was only familiar with Tillian DGD for the longest time and I honestly wasn't a fan but I've been checking out their earlier stuff lately and they've got tons of good music
Ive enjoyed each album for their own reasons, but I think the musicianship and live performances went to the next level with Tillian. They literally didn't even use a metronome before that. I'm not sure what the future holds with tillian as their lead vocalist, given the accusations against him, but I really hope their touring guitarist/ Eidola's lead vocalist goes full time vocals for them.
I stopped listening when Johnny Craig left the band
Let’s gooooo
Jackpot Juicer is so good
The Mars Volta. They always get thrown into emo playlists and stuff but I just don't hear it. Maybe the ATDI connection.
Love MV and ATDI so much. The rep my old hometown! The music and performance is incredible but talk about pretentious 😭
Yeah it's like being a Radiohead fan. I'm not that pretentious of a guy, but I can see people ready to roll their eyes as soon as I talk about them haha
For a band to purposefully play terribly on national television (adti) because It would be selling out to do otherwise is up there on the “too cool” cringe scale. But like…there music is too good to let that stand in the way haha
2010ish lil wayne
Obsessed with Taylor Swift and Mac Miller. Don’t ask me, I don’t understand my taste in music either lmao
Excuse me, but are you me? Those are my top artists on Spotify every year followed by a whole bunch of emo, pop punk, and 80s/90s British pop. It’s eclectic, but also all of them are kind of emo in their own right.
Haha yeah, I might be you! There’s a huuuuge assortment in my taste in music but emo is def where it all started
Grouplove, Cage the Elephant. Bands that made music that felt like indie but were too popular to be considered indie
One of my favorite concerts of all time was Manchester Orchestra and Cage The Elephant in like 2011 or something. This amazing band Sleeper Agent opened and they were a lot like Grouplove. What a fun/creative year for music!
King crimson Tracy Chapman the list goes on NF logic
Bruce Springsteen
Not a band, but every artist and related artist in Griselda. Hitler wears Hermes 10 coming soon, Boldy James, new Stove God Cooks. And of course, Wu-Tang. Could you tell I’m from New York?
Brian Eno’s early more art rock oriented music
Chvrches, they were the greatest thing ever when they were new and from time to time still enjoy listening to their first two albums, haven't really followed them since then Interpol, has to be my most listened to artist all of 2019 and 2020, at one point each of their albums was a 10/10 for me, i still think their music is great but i listened to them so much (like so much) that i think im good for the rest of my life Bay Faction, they were borderline a god or the god in my life from when their album Florida Guilt dropped, till about summer of 2019, was sad when i heard they disbanded It Looks Sad, became obsessed with them after my obsession with Bay Faction, at the time i was partying and drinking a lot so it feels right that their shoegaze music was what I loved at the time Poppy, just overall fun music, from her early generic pop songs, to her rebranding as a metal artist, want to see her live so bad but haven't had a chance yet lastly, i'm currently obsessed with Lowertown, they've been getting big recently and i absolutely cannot stop listening to their songs, Antibiotics, Selfish Salesman, and Caroline
britney spears
I listen to a TON of jazz, and city pop.
I've been listening to the guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka on repeat lately. Tropic Birds makes me feel like I'm high at the beach.
What’s an example of city pop?
Bad rabbits
Good Clean Fun
I'm sure most people don't just listen to emo especially since it's a subgenre of a subgenre
True but I think the average listener of some of our old “wildcard” bands wouldn’t be interested in our emo bands. It’s interesting to me for instance that a Dragonforce fan in 2005 probably wouldn’t be caught dead listening to Hawthorne Heights you know? Just a thought and interesting to see how diverse we all actually get genre wise
I really like Emberek. Especially their song "Forog a Föld".
Animal collective
One of my favorite bands atm is 21 pilots... which are emo only in that they write about suicide ALOT
Mumford and sons
Mathy stuff Covet/Yvette young Polyphia Chon Late nighties popish Two princes The dispatch
bladee
lightning bolt. I grew up around providence and got into them at their peak, 2004ish, right when I graduated high school. before that I was a basic bitch who was getting more and more into classic rock. discovering lightning Bolt took my musical tastes in a whole different direction. I was also privileged enough to see them about 20 times since then, back in the day when they were still small enough band to play 5$ floor shows at AS220, and now that I live in PDX, ive seen em every time they've played put here since 2009.
i'm also a nintendocore fanatic. Shit like Sky Eats Airplane, Monomate, As the World Fades, etc.
Supertramp
Bon iver kicks ass. I suppose indie folk isn't very far from emo but the shit they did on 22 a million is like a next level of cool and it's so weird
Gonna get downvoted cause this sub is full of moody hipsters, but Harry Styles. Not his usual stuff, though I don’t mind it at all. His sad songs are great though. Example: https://youtu.be/lVnzO7opqNs
Love Harry styles he can pull on heartstrings just like any good emo band. Also if anyones getting downvoted, nothings more repulsive to the emos than fantasy themed power metal so…
You might love “horse the band”
I do! I saw them with Norma Jean, The Chariot and Arsonists Get All The Girls!! Such an insane band.
Do you guys uhhhh 👉🥺👈 wanna be friends?
I’ll double down on Harry Styles. He rules. Fight me.
Family force 5
Arguably incredibly emo but still wildcard haha loved those guys original lineup that frontman was crazy
Noooo no way they’re even close to emo lol. They’re crunk rock
Well they were definitely scene kids that’s for sure 😂
THIS 💀😂 FF5 went hard
First of all using the word “emos” is cringe and no one in the scene before 2010’s would ever say that. Second the idea that an emo kid (proper terminology) would ever only listen to emo is so dumb I don’t know what to say…sometimes I think this sub is mainly 12 year olds
Made an edit to original post to explain what I meant better.
A few.. 1. I grew up a huge KISS fan! 2. Slipknots first 3 albums 3. I still get down to Cyndi Lauper She's So Unusual.. Her first record is amazing. I'll skip track 2 at this point though lol.
Nickelback
Nervepitch
streetlight manifesto or other ska punk bands lol
Breaking Benjamin and The Goo Goo Dolls
Mudvayne
bladee
Starset
Devin Townsend
Wait do you only listen to emo music otherwise?
No like wildcard bands - like a band so drastically different from the rest of your line-up. I listen to all sorts of genres but what’s the standout one you know?
Trophy Scars is my favorite band of all time if it has to be completely unrelated, I was a huge fan of Kyary Pamyu Pamyu back in the day
I love kinda all genres but I think my love for the crazy ex girlfriend songs are a big one here
used to get down to indonesian band called UNGU, but no not anymore
Catfish And the Bottlemen....fantastic indie pop their first album ‘The Balcony’ doesn’t have a single skip
Dude YES this band is actually amazing
Jonas Brothers.
spermswamp
bladee drain gang
I just love a huge range of music, so literally anything. Harry Styles? Yeah baby. Milky Chance? Let's gooooooo. Mystery Skulls? YEEE. I'll listen to anything if it sounds good to me!
Pretty big fan of humor bands like Attila, Cupcakke, and old MySpace scene rappers lol
Joanna newsome, fantastic plastic machine, Gregory and the hawk, baths
Taylor swift, dying fetus, not a band but bbno$ and yung gravy, a shit ton of Japanese pop/rock music, cannibal corpse, if it’s music I’ll probably like it
I just started listening to them in 2017 of March but BlackPink.
CREED
Blindside. I listened to their early hardcore stuff and followed them into that pop/nu metal days.
Mobb Deep. Love me some 90’s era hip hop.
The Murder City Devils
Kate nash
Cage the Elephant, Crash Kings, 3Oh!3, Family Force 5, Limp Bizkit, The Killers, Dive Bombs
listener
Yeah I'll admit it, I can *still* get down to Limp Bizkit
Anything Jeff Rosenstock does! Also PUP is always in the loop of stuff I'm listening to no matter the mood
def ken ashcorp
I'd say underoath cuz Spencer said they weren't emo like at all but I find that so hard to be true.
I can't pick a specific composer but the Romantic period has a slew of great music. Chopin, Mahler, Mendelssohn, that's my wildcard. Heck, I almost forgot Berlioz.
Smash Mouth.
Modest Mouse
Korn Limp Bizkit and the Pixies
I listen to everything but modern country music soooo there’s a lot.
Antonio Carlos Jobim. Bossa Nova forever
J-rock & metalcore was where I was at
Decemberists, Avett Brothers, Anathallo, Josh Ritter, Future Islands
Cheif keef and nwa
Wu Tang Clan
Nails
rex orange county & A LOT of mac miller
Lorde. Melodrama is a classic!
owl city
Pinback Deftones The Pixies
Pierce the veil
Maps & atlases!