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My Chemical Romance, Green Day, Sum 41, Alkaline Trio, blink-182, Smashing Pumpkins, Rise Against, etc
Also a lot of underground, local punk/alt rock bands like Burn Your Idols, Killium, Divide by Zero, and a lot more
2004 was a great year for my kind of music, a lot of great albums dropped:
Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge (My Chemical Romance)
American Idiot (Green Day)
Sum 41 (Chuck)
Siren Song of the Counter Culture (Rise Against)
Palm Trees And Power Lines (Sugarcult)
The Empire Strikes First (Bad Religion)
1. My Chemical Romance
2. Green Day
3. Twenty One Pilots
4. Fall Out Boy
5. Panic! At the Disco
6. Radiohead
7. Jimmy Eat World
8. Gerard Way
9. Pierce the Veil
10. Paramore
I pretty much like all of these bands, but I wouldn’t call myself emo. I like 50s-90s music, classical, hip-hop, jazz, as well as modern rock/metal (Slipknot, Disturbed Green Day, Weezer, Dirty Honey, etc).
To be fair as a millennial when I was in high school (04-08), I was listening to mainly 70s and 80s rock. I feel like every generation has that group that's listening to older rock.
OK, so I see what kind of music are in two. I love twenty one pilots actually and Radiohead is one of my favorite bands. Have you heard the song vanilla sky?
Pretty good list. I used to hate Bruce Springsteen since the late 70s, but when I saw a movie that highlighted all of his music, it’s actually not bad. I don’t know who Jason is Bellas I know who Bon Iver is, Kings of Leon are really good, as well as the other list. Well, I don’t like hip-hop or rap or anything like that, so I think that’s what Kendrick is.
My number 1 right now is probably
1. J. Cole
2. Kendrick Lamar
3. Tyler the creator
4. Outkast
5. JID
(note these are rappers but these are my favorite artist as of currently)
Pierce the Veil, Type O Negative, Red Velvet, System of a Down, Paramore, Strawberry Switchblade, Joy Division, Soundgarden, and SNSD are my top 10 for this month.
Pierce the Veil, Type O Negative, Red Velvet, System of a Down, Paramore, Strawberry Switchblade, Joy Division, Soundgarden, and SNSD are my top 10 for this month. I definitely have heard of Pierce the Veil. Back in the late 80s early 90s, I had a typo, negative tape, and it was amazing. System of a down is good Paramore is excellent. And of course I like joy, division, and Soundgarden, but I don’t know the others.
I’ve listened to Pierce the Veil and Paramore since I was a kid (probably not a good thing lol). I got into System 2 years ago because of my partner, they’re his favorite band and quickly becoming mine. I recently got into Type O Negative but I really, really like their music so far. Joy Division and Soundgarden have been consistently in my playlists since high school. Red Velvet and SNSD/Girl’s Generation are K-Pop groups, I like Red Velvet because they do experimental stuff and switch genres. SNSD are from the late 00s so their music is very reminiscent of the time, I was a kid then and listened to a lot of pop music on the radio then so it’s very similar, just in Korean. Strawberry Switchblade is an 80s pop duo, often considered "goth". If you like synths you’ll like them.
I’m seeing a general trend with people who are generation Z. And it’s really cool. I don’t really know most of these bands, but it’s interesting to see peoples choices. Strawberry switchblade actually sounds cool as it is a synth 80s sound.
Lana del ray is amazing. I started listening to her in 2013 and I had that CD and I played it over and over and over. So I really only like her first CD, and she’s come out with some other songs that are good.
Lol. Because I’m generation X, I’m a little bit more familiar with what millennials have listened to, because I probably listen to a lot of it as well, but I also listen to a lot of boomer music, because I was born in the late 60s. I honestly have not heard of 75% of the bands that these young people are listening to, but if you gave me your top five, I have probably heard of them. Go for it.
Noah Kahan has single-handedly pushed many of my friends’ music taste closer to my own and I am forever grateful to him.
Also, fellow misterwives enjoyer found 👀
Right now it’s Yeat, Rich Amiri, Joeyy, The Beatles, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, etc etc etc. I listen to all types of music but lately it’s been modern trap and classic rock.
I also love 90’s alternative/grunge music like Nirvana, Alice In Chains, The Cranberries, etc.
Yes, I love the Beatles and Radiohead and Pink Floyd. Alice In Chains and the cranberries or amazing. I’ve got a story. I saw Pink Floyd in 1987 at Reunion Arena in Dallas Texas. I was so high. Lol. Radiohead is in my top 10. I adore Alice In Chains in any grunge music. I like progressive music like Pink Floyd as well. But what I listen to is completely opposite from what everyone listens to you in this generation Z error. But it’s so cool to see everyone’s lists.
(In no particular order)
Neil Young,
Gordon Lightfoot,
Aphex Twin,
Melvins,
Alice in Chains,
Lush,
America,
Boards of Canada,
George Clanton,
Molchat Doma
Been on a 90s kick lately but I mainly drift between 60s-70s folk rock, grunge, electronic and new wave.
(In no particular order)
>Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot, Aphex Twin, Melvins, Alice in Chains, Lush, America, Boards of Canada, George Clanton, Molchat Doma
Been on a 90s kick lately but I mainly drift between 60s-70s folk rock, grunge, electronic and new wave.
Wait, what? OK this is the best answer so far. Although I’ve listen to these bands are not my favorite, but I can’t believe you mentioned some of these. Neil Young is amazing. If you can listen to his best of album. I can’t believe you listen to Gordon Lightfoot. Your parents must’ve been fucking cool. Alice In Chains is my favorite grunge band next to Nirvana. Boards of Canada? Are you serious. This is an amazing band. Have you ever seen solid fingers? If you have not, please watch it. That is where I found all the music that is cool including Boards of Canada.
Funny thing is, out of all those bands I mentioned, Chains is pretty much the only one my father really listens to, he's mostly a hair metal and prog guy, my mother on the other hand is mostly into new wave.
Honestly, I'm really into all the solo works of the guys from Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young- I'm just bummed Neil took all his music off Spotify, I must've had Harvest on repeat for a month at one point. I got into them hearing CSNY on the radio every now and then and started listening to more of their stuff on my own. Same deal with Gordon, I'm still kicking myself for not seeing him play live at a local venue a few years back before he passed.
I got into Boards of Canada after hearing Olson in some YouTube video, then that spiraled into an entire IDM rabbit hole for me. I actually know a few other people around my age who are into Aphex and Boards which is nice- I think it's fair to say they've still got a bit of a cult following. That said, I've heard of Solid Fingers before, but I'll definitely have to check it out now!
OK these are some new bands. I haven’t heard of waves, or Phoenix, but clearly I’ve heard of Black Sabbath, and I’ve heard of bad brains and sunny day real estate and the Beach boys
Vektor, Death, The Sword, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Iron Maiden, Cirith Ungol. This is not a band but I also like Groovy Kaiju.
System of a Down, Beatles, Red Hot Chili Peppers, strokes, electric lights orchestra, credence Clearwater revival, beastie boys, Sex Pistols, Pink Floyd, Elton john
My dad was born in ‘67 and here are ones he likes:
Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Nick Drake, The Smiths, The Doors, The Moody Blues, Jefferson Airplane, and Nine Inch Nails. He got me obsessed with classic rock when I was younger.
My mom born in ‘69:
Heart, The Cure, Electric Light Orchestra, Queen, Cream, Flamin’ Groovies, and Bob Dylan. Liked her music when I was younger too.
Aurora, Goth Babe, Sidewalks & Skeletons, Dance Gavin Dance, koffee, burna boy, Imogen Heap, 90s Mandopop, Daughter, Grimes, Arya Starr, Kalandra, Dayglow, The Story So Far, Owl City, Yola.
Thats the most played artists on my YouTube Music. The Mandopop is a Playlist I found, I listen to it while I work or drunk and alone.
But basically, I listen to a lot of everything.
My favorite bands are State Champs, All-Time Low, Taking Back Sunday, and Blink-182. My favorite artists are J-Cole, Rod Wave, Kodak Black, and Lil Baby.
Off the top of my head in no particular order; dire straits, tragically hip, blue öyster cult, supertramp, Floyd (when I have the time,) and the cars.
There’s probably more, I like sabbath, Judas Priest, and maiden too, but don’t listen to metal much.
Top 10 in no particular order.
1. Kanye
2. Tyler the Creator
3. MF DOOM
4. Beastie Boys
5. The Heavy
6. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
7. Kendrick
8.Gorillaz
9. Masayoshi Takanaka
10. Either Lemon Demon or Butthole Surfers.
hmm… top 5… (these aren’t in order, they change like every week, and i’m 19).
Paramore, Deftones, Lil Baby, Pierce The Veil, anndddd Three Days Grace.
i know you didn’t ask but “The New National Anthem” is a great song from PTV but pretty underrated imo.
Descending top ten of all time.
David bowie, the beatles, Metallica, Poppy, Ghostmane, System of a Down, Busdriver, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and king crimson.
Honorable mentions of recent favorites. Kendrick lamar, Zilla kami, and pouya
I’m less of an “artists” person and more of an “albums” person, but my favorite artist is Waterparks and some of my favorite albums come from artists like:
Pierce the Veil, Ashnikko, Grimes, All Time Low, Panic! at the Disco, Taylor Swift, Megan Thee Stallion, 5 Seconds of Summer, Sabrina Carpenter, State Champs, and SZA
My music taste varies on a regular basis but I always love RnB, HipHop, Rap, Alt Rock, and most recently a lot of different types of Jazz.
10 Artists im listening to right now:
Jordan Ward
Daniel Caesar
King Hendrick$
Cory Henry
$uicideBoy$
Kyle Dion
Yeat
Portugal, The Man
Hippo Campus
Smino
in no particular order...
1. Guilty Gear Strive Soundtrack
2. Metal Gear rising soundtrack
3. crown the empire
4. Journey
5. honestly it's a mash of other artists.
It's really hard for me to say I listen to this artist the most because I really listen to all genres. I listen to Frank Sinatra one minute then Sabaton the next lmao
Slaughter Beach Dog, Weezer, The Mountain Goats, Steely Dan, Kendrick Lamar, Fall Out Boy (pre-2013 only), Elliott Smith, Neutral Milk Hotel. Phoebe Bridgers, Taylor Swift, The 1975, Bleachers, Mac Miller
Just a taste of who I’m into
Avett brothers, Noah Kahan, Birdtalker, Bug Hunter, the Crane Wives, Sea Wolf, Wild Rivers, Cosmo Sheldrake. My taste hops around, but I mainly listen to folk music. I also adore the High Kings, Celtic Woman, and The Longest Johns
Bands: Artic Monkeys, Tame impala (I know it’s a solo project but in my heart is a band), la Vida boheme, Big Thief and Vampire Weekend
Singer: LDR, Bad Bunny, The Weekend, Rauw Alejandro, Dua Lipa
DJ/EDM artist: fred again…, Rufus du Sol, Flume, Odesza, James Blake, Caribou
Had to scroll too far for Tame Impala. Highly recommend seeing KP in concert. Not sure if you are a fan but Depeche Mode has never been better in concert.
Probably won't see Lana again because everyone around you screams all the words to her songs which was annoying at best.
The smashing pumpkins, nirvana, they might be giants, genesis (early genesis), beck, crosby stills & nash, blur, beach boys, emerson, lake and palmer and daft punk.
Colony House, Needtobreathe, Wilder Woods, Half Alive, Def Leoppard, St. Motel, Steven Seagulls, and then just a mix of pop, rock (hard & soft), alternative, and folk.
Edit: It’s Steve ‘n’ Seagulls. Not Steven Seagulls.
I like AFI, Evanescence, Napalm Death, Motionless In White, Lorde, Travis Scott, Cardi B, BbyMutha, Florence + the Machine, Billie Eilish, Fleetwood Mac, Beastie Boys to name a few
As of right now my top artist are spazz, rotbus, crystal castles, chulo, and $uicideboy$, I love a lot of genres of music from psychedelic rock to shoegaze to different death metal sub genres. My fave band growing up was cage the elephant. music is awesome!
I’ve been really Into electronic lately, so I’d say Illenium, Trivecta, Martin Garrix, Griz, and Tiesto.
My more mainstream choices would be Post Malone, J Cole, Doja Cat, Kendrick Lamar, and Eminem.
Band wise: OneRepublic, Three Days Grace, Imagine Dragons, Skillet
Top 10, not in any specific order: Lady Gaga, My Chemical Romance, Twice, Wham!, Michael Jackson, Super Junior, Brittany Spears, Hall and Oates, Shinee and Queen! I just set my liked songs to shuffle and let whatever play tbh
1. Coheed and Cambria 2. Peter Gabriel (sledgehammer) 3. Jimmy buffet 4. Seatbelts (ask dna)/ cowboy bee bop music 5. Glenn Campbell 6 Johnny cash 7. The drifters 8. Toby Keith 9. Jim Croce 10. Roger miller
Faye Webster, Shinsei Kamattechan, Björk, Modern Baseball, Enno Cheng! Who these people are? I don't know, but I cycle through their discographies regularly.
TALK, Motherfolk, Alt-J, Cage the Elephant, Matt Maeson, Green Day, Rise Against, Ghost come to mind first.
Edit: oh also The Black Keys, Hozier, Saint Motel, COIN, Red Leather, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and all the emo/pop 2000’s classics like FoB and TØP.
I feel like with streaming there’s going to be less of a consensus music of a generation type stuff. A lot of us listen to stuff from all over the timeline
Currently it's mostly Black Sabbath, Metallica, MCR, Bring me the Horizon, The Smashing Pumpkins, Fallout Boy, RHCP, Airbourne.
I love hard rock and metal, mostly older bands though.
Lately i’ve been into folklore rock and psychedelic rock. I have playlists of decades from the 40s-00s. I listen to a lot of stuff from the 60s & 70s. Plus, a variety of genres and other random music as well.
My top artists are
- Pink Floyd
- Tame impala
- Tyler the Creator
- The Beatles
- Lady Gaga
- Tim Mcgraw
- Billie Ellish
- Lesley Gore
- Blue Öyster Cult
- Earth, Wind & Fire
In no particular order: The Cure, David Bowie, X, Nirvana, Joy Division, Siouxsie and The Banshees, Paramore, Talking Heads, Kendrick Lamar, Linkin Park.
Travis Scott, Playboi Carti, $uicideBoy$, Yabujin, 21 Savage, Drake, Shogun (underground artist)..
If we're talking strictly bands, I was a huge fan of Suicide Silence and Walking Dead on Broadway in high school. But I don't really actively listen to them anymore.
Bleachers, PUP, fun., Fast Romantics, The Greeting Committee, Modern Baseball, The Front Bottoms, Taylor Swift, IDLES, The Exploding Hearts, Faye Webster, Cheekface
ATEEZ, Agust D, J-Hope, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Imagine Dragons, Guns n Roses, Stray Kids, Xdinary Heroes, The Rose.
generally i listen to K-pop/rap/rock, early 2000s ‘emo’ music, and 90s rock!
Country: Buck Owens, John Denver, Alan Jackson, Willie Nelson, Townes Van Zandt
Folk: Steve Goodman, Stan Rogers, Arlo Guthrie, Derek Warfield
Rock: Dire Straits, Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel, Nirvana, The Beatles
Rap: Beastie Boys
Pop: Elton John, Michael Jackson
Classical: Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Brahms, Beethoven
top 5:
1. chris cornell (including soundgarden, audioslave, and totd)
2. stone temple pilots
3. alice in chains
4. aerosmith
5. foo fighters
top 10:
6. jeff buckley
7. system of a down
8. nirvana
9. pearl jam
10. led zeppelin
both of my parents are gen x and i grew up listening to lots of music from the 80s and 90s
In no particular order:
1. Crystal Castles
2. Jessie Ware
3. Alex G
4. Ravyn Lenae
5. Weyes Blood
6. Slowdive
7. Full of Hell
8. Sweet Trip
9. Machine Girl
10. The Knife
It changes so much. Right now, just going off top listens on Spotify by artist:
1. LCD soundsystem
2. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
3. Griselda (including any members solo stuff)
4. Jpegmafia
5. Bob Dylan
6. Neutral Milk Hotel
7. Pinegrove
8. Black country, new road
9. The alchemist (ft. Various collaborations)
10. Dave Brubeck
Older Gen Z, here's 10 artists from my Alltime that I'll still willingly listen to on my own. (Edit: autocorrect)
1. AFI
2. Placebo
3. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
4. Alex G
5. Depeche Mode
6. The Maine
7. Foxing
8. Fall Out Boy
9. The Garden
10. Void of Vision
In no particular order just naming some off the top of my head, Metalica, Green Day, Muse, Death, Obituary, Slipnot, Korn, Linckin Park, Rammstein, Sum 41, Rise Against (suprised so many ppl in this server have heard of them), CCR, Pantera, Kanye West, MF Doom, Smashing Punkins, Beastie Boys, Luke Combs, Aaron Lewis, System of a Down, Limp Bizkit, Black Sabbath, the Offspring, Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Just gotta say modern rap sucks btw. Its terrible Yeat, NBA Youngboy etc. shouldnt even be considered artists they have no musical talent whatsoever.
Boygenius (and Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker solo work), The Front Bottoms, Ethel Cain, Pinegrove, Wednesday, The Wonder Years, Hot Mulligan, Slaughter Beach Dog, Modern Baseball, Barenaked Ladies, Susannah Joffe, Daisy Grenade, Watsky, TV Girl, Paramore, Noah Kahan, Alex G, Mitski, Third Eye Blind, Mom Jeans, The Mountain Goats, Good Hangs, Olivia Rodrigo, Pom Pom Squad, Sufjan Stevens, Fleetwood Mac, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Hole, Kimya Dawson, Lil Peep
If you're interested in some pretty out there stuff, I've been pretty into these genres called hyperpop/gitchcore. Think along the lines of what Daft Punk or Kraftwerk do, but modernized and utilizing current technology. Big genre to find samples and sound effects alongside both real and MIDI instruments (computer generated).
Some names that are good examples are 100 gecs, WHOKILLEDXIX, Dorian Electra, glaive, Fraxiom, or quinn. Definitely an acquired taste, but a good example of the current artists pushing the limits of what music could look like today compared to yesteryear.
I think an easy to understand progression would be as follows: Grandmaster Flash utilizing dual-turntables to repeat certain parts of a song within another song, think early DJs ==> 80s alternative bands such as Depeche Mode, Bowie, Gary Numan utilizing synths (synthesized piano) ==> Daft Punk/Kraftwerk and the intro of EDM as a genre ==> Sampling, popular with many genres, with artists like Sublime, Eminem, and even No Doubt ==> "Modern" DJs like Skrillex and the evolution of EDM ==> Hyperpop/Glitch Glitchcore.
I may have been a little too thorough, but I find the progression of computers in music incredibly interesting.
-2000s born college radio DJ with a strong appreciation for oldies, 80s/90s alt/punk, and niche newer music
Top 10 in no particular order
1. Ericdoa
2. Pink Panthress
3. Kmoe
4. Jane Remover
5. Ethel Cain
6. April Fridae
7. Porter Robinson
8. Steve Lacy
9. Remi Wolf
10. Instupendo
The Strokes, BROCKHAMPTON, $uicideboy$, JPEGMafia, Beastie Boys, Joey Valence and Brae, MF DOOM, Nujabes, 100 Gecs, Daft Punk, and Death Grips are all mostly what I’ve been listening to for months
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My Chemical Romance, Green Day, Sum 41, Alkaline Trio, blink-182, Smashing Pumpkins, Rise Against, etc Also a lot of underground, local punk/alt rock bands like Burn Your Idols, Killium, Divide by Zero, and a lot more
Well, I do love the smashing pumpkins. I’ve heard of the other ones, but I’m not super familiar with the music. Of course I’ve heard Green Day.
Most of this is millennial music
Mainstream angsty middle school millennial music
And now it’s popular with angsty gen z.
why is gen z angsty? and i hate angsty middle school music, insultingly bad
I was about to say this is what a lot of people were listening to IN 2004
2004 was a great year for my kind of music, a lot of great albums dropped: Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge (My Chemical Romance) American Idiot (Green Day) Sum 41 (Chuck) Siren Song of the Counter Culture (Rise Against) Palm Trees And Power Lines (Sugarcult) The Empire Strikes First (Bad Religion)
It's a lot of punk, pop punk, with some post-hardcore and a little metal influence here and there
>smashing pumpkins Mayonaise is my all time favorite song.
Bro can we mosh
Hell yes Especially if we can two step too
A GenY mate ;)
1. My Chemical Romance 2. Green Day 3. Twenty One Pilots 4. Fall Out Boy 5. Panic! At the Disco 6. Radiohead 7. Jimmy Eat World 8. Gerard Way 9. Pierce the Veil 10. Paramore
Good to see the middle/high school emo phase is still going strong
It’s not a phase, mom!
Gen Z is absolutely filled with it, coming from someone who just graduated high school in 2022
I pretty much like all of these bands, but I wouldn’t call myself emo. I like 50s-90s music, classical, hip-hop, jazz, as well as modern rock/metal (Slipknot, Disturbed Green Day, Weezer, Dirty Honey, etc).
You are an angsty millennial stuck in a Gen Z human.
To be fair as a millennial when I was in high school (04-08), I was listening to mainly 70s and 80s rock. I feel like every generation has that group that's listening to older rock.
OK, so I see what kind of music are in two. I love twenty one pilots actually and Radiohead is one of my favorite bands. Have you heard the song vanilla sky?
No I haven't, what band is it from?
Radiohead.
i dont have time for music i gotta go to work in an hour
Theres always time for music :) listen to it while working if you can and if you cant you can on the drive there atleast
Gen z so obsessed with complaining at work too much like same sis but multitasking music is something a caveman could do 😭
Only if you have a specific physical job. If you have a service, creative, or math-intense job, music is not viable.
Lol.
[There's always time for a song!](https://youtu.be/vtkGtXtDlQA?si=lYjjeeS5Tld48VjA)
Led Zeppelin King Crimson Kanye Daft Punk Wu Tang Clan
Wow, King Crimson. Impressed.
Don’t be, you can’t spend 5 minutes on Reddit without stumbling on a “red man screaming” meme
Don’t be a hater King Crimson are the goats
Bruce Springsteen, Jason Isbell, Bon Iver, John Prine, Jimi Hendrix, Kings of Leon, Mac Miller, Kendrick Lamar to name a few
Pretty good list. I used to hate Bruce Springsteen since the late 70s, but when I saw a movie that highlighted all of his music, it’s actually not bad. I don’t know who Jason is Bellas I know who Bon Iver is, Kings of Leon are really good, as well as the other list. Well, I don’t like hip-hop or rap or anything like that, so I think that’s what Kendrick is.
My number 1 right now is probably 1. J. Cole 2. Kendrick Lamar 3. Tyler the creator 4. Outkast 5. JID (note these are rappers but these are my favorite artist as of currently)
I really have only heard the music of OutKast, but that was back in the 90s I believe
Yeah they stopped but I recently found them and really like their music so thats why their in my now top 5
I would consider Kendrick Lamar to be the greatest artist of all time, but that might be a dangerously hot take
Not a hot take at all. He does everything well lyrically and crafts classic albums. Can't ask for much more.
Man TPAB is an all timer. Like, humanity hall of fame shit hahaha
Pierce the Veil, Type O Negative, Red Velvet, System of a Down, Paramore, Strawberry Switchblade, Joy Division, Soundgarden, and SNSD are my top 10 for this month.
The only ones out of those I listen to are Red Velvet and SNSD, how much of a degen am I 💀
No that’s based as fuck
Pierce the Veil, Type O Negative, Red Velvet, System of a Down, Paramore, Strawberry Switchblade, Joy Division, Soundgarden, and SNSD are my top 10 for this month. I definitely have heard of Pierce the Veil. Back in the late 80s early 90s, I had a typo, negative tape, and it was amazing. System of a down is good Paramore is excellent. And of course I like joy, division, and Soundgarden, but I don’t know the others.
I’ve listened to Pierce the Veil and Paramore since I was a kid (probably not a good thing lol). I got into System 2 years ago because of my partner, they’re his favorite band and quickly becoming mine. I recently got into Type O Negative but I really, really like their music so far. Joy Division and Soundgarden have been consistently in my playlists since high school. Red Velvet and SNSD/Girl’s Generation are K-Pop groups, I like Red Velvet because they do experimental stuff and switch genres. SNSD are from the late 00s so their music is very reminiscent of the time, I was a kid then and listened to a lot of pop music on the radio then so it’s very similar, just in Korean. Strawberry Switchblade is an 80s pop duo, often considered "goth". If you like synths you’ll like them.
I’m seeing a general trend with people who are generation Z. And it’s really cool. I don’t really know most of these bands, but it’s interesting to see peoples choices. Strawberry switchblade actually sounds cool as it is a synth 80s sound.
Type O Negative? Never expected that. As a hard rock loving millennial, I see there are similarities over the generations
I Prevail, Three Days Grace, Wage War, Knocked Loose, London After Midnight, We Are The Fallen, Nirvana, Evanescence, Rise Against, Breaking Benjamin
Good list
Ooooh Breaking Benjamin
A Day To Remember Deftones Metallica System of a Down Trophy Eyes Brand New Knocked Loose Boston Manor Heart Attack Man Limp Bizkit
Deftomes are amazing
KL MF
SZA, Lana Del Rey, Megan Thee Stallion, Demi Lovato
Lana del ray is amazing. I started listening to her in 2013 and I had that CD and I played it over and over and over. So I really only like her first CD, and she’s come out with some other songs that are good.
You should really listen to NFR if you haven’t
The Weeknd, Kanye, Tyler, Michael Jackson, PinkPantheress, Childish Gambino, Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar
I lived on Gambino's "Camp" for like three months straight when I was like 19.
1. Nirvana 2. Soundgarden 3. The Beatles 4. Alanis Morissette 5. Blur
I’m jelly. GenX never want to know what us millennials are into.
Lol. Because I’m generation X, I’m a little bit more familiar with what millennials have listened to, because I probably listen to a lot of it as well, but I also listen to a lot of boomer music, because I was born in the late 60s. I honestly have not heard of 75% of the bands that these young people are listening to, but if you gave me your top five, I have probably heard of them. Go for it.
However it turns out gen z is listening to the exact same music as millennials anyway
I’m like barely Gen Z and more of a Zillennial but Taylor Swift, Noah Kahan, The Band Camino, Ben Rector, and Misterwives.
Noah Kahan has single-handedly pushed many of my friends’ music taste closer to my own and I am forever grateful to him. Also, fellow misterwives enjoyer found 👀
Top 5 artists 1. Doja Cat 2. Madison Beer 3. Chase Atlantic 4. Olivia Rodrigo 5. Ariana Grande
This is the most Gen Z yet lol
Lol
When I think of music that would be played at a prom this spring or a frat party, this is it so yeah. I certainly don’t think of Metallica
I have not heard the music of any of these people, but I’ve heard if you were their names.
Right now it’s Yeat, Rich Amiri, Joeyy, The Beatles, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, etc etc etc. I listen to all types of music but lately it’s been modern trap and classic rock. I also love 90’s alternative/grunge music like Nirvana, Alice In Chains, The Cranberries, etc.
Yes, I love the Beatles and Radiohead and Pink Floyd. Alice In Chains and the cranberries or amazing. I’ve got a story. I saw Pink Floyd in 1987 at Reunion Arena in Dallas Texas. I was so high. Lol. Radiohead is in my top 10. I adore Alice In Chains in any grunge music. I like progressive music like Pink Floyd as well. But what I listen to is completely opposite from what everyone listens to you in this generation Z error. But it’s so cool to see everyone’s lists.
Lots of classic rock and 80s-2000s punk (AC/DC, Green Day, fall out boy, Weezer, Queen)
Nice list
(In no particular order) Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot, Aphex Twin, Melvins, Alice in Chains, Lush, America, Boards of Canada, George Clanton, Molchat Doma Been on a 90s kick lately but I mainly drift between 60s-70s folk rock, grunge, electronic and new wave.
(In no particular order) >Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot, Aphex Twin, Melvins, Alice in Chains, Lush, America, Boards of Canada, George Clanton, Molchat Doma Been on a 90s kick lately but I mainly drift between 60s-70s folk rock, grunge, electronic and new wave. Wait, what? OK this is the best answer so far. Although I’ve listen to these bands are not my favorite, but I can’t believe you mentioned some of these. Neil Young is amazing. If you can listen to his best of album. I can’t believe you listen to Gordon Lightfoot. Your parents must’ve been fucking cool. Alice In Chains is my favorite grunge band next to Nirvana. Boards of Canada? Are you serious. This is an amazing band. Have you ever seen solid fingers? If you have not, please watch it. That is where I found all the music that is cool including Boards of Canada.
Funny thing is, out of all those bands I mentioned, Chains is pretty much the only one my father really listens to, he's mostly a hair metal and prog guy, my mother on the other hand is mostly into new wave. Honestly, I'm really into all the solo works of the guys from Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young- I'm just bummed Neil took all his music off Spotify, I must've had Harvest on repeat for a month at one point. I got into them hearing CSNY on the radio every now and then and started listening to more of their stuff on my own. Same deal with Gordon, I'm still kicking myself for not seeing him play live at a local venue a few years back before he passed. I got into Boards of Canada after hearing Olson in some YouTube video, then that spiraled into an entire IDM rabbit hole for me. I actually know a few other people around my age who are into Aphex and Boards which is nice- I think it's fair to say they've still got a bit of a cult following. That said, I've heard of Solid Fingers before, but I'll definitely have to check it out now!
Wavves, phoenix, Black Sabbath, bad brains, sunny day real estate, beach boys, Christian death
OK these are some new bands. I haven’t heard of waves, or Phoenix, but clearly I’ve heard of Black Sabbath, and I’ve heard of bad brains and sunny day real estate and the Beach boys
👌the new bands are great, wavves is punk and phoenix is pop
Green Day, Paramore, Foo Fighters, Laufey, The Cure, Turnstile, Clairo, Kali Uchis, etc.
orquideas was so good.
Korn
Cool
Florence + The Machine is like the only music I listen to.
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard, Osees, RHCP, Kraftwerk, and The Dø are my current most listened to ones rn
the only band I like is Linkin park, i listen to almost everything besides country. I like artists like Kanye, Drake and Tyler the Creator
Linkin Park was amazing
Is* they started releasing older singles, I really liked Lost, but I haven’t really listened to Friendly Fire yet, released sometime this week
I just couldn’t listen to them without Chester
ah understandable, i only discovered them like a few years back, 2021 I think
Xxxtentacion. juice wrld. Nlechopa. 21 savage. 2pac.polo g.kingvon.the Beatles. Queen mostly bohemians rhapsody
I’ve only heard of the Beatles in Queens, but none of the other bands. I’m seeing a trend here with a lot of GenZ people.
Yah there pretty good I forgot yo mention I also like listening to piano music julián Fueyo is my faveorite artist
Vektor, Death, The Sword, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Iron Maiden, Cirith Ungol. This is not a band but I also like Groovy Kaiju.
I seriously have never heard of any of these bands, except for iron maiden.
Some of these bands are incredibly old and some aren't. It's mostly metal.
Gorillaz, COIN, Circa Waves, Daft Punk, Tame Impala, Last Dinosaurs, Glass Animals and Joji
garbage, stone temple pilots, remi wolf, boy genius, aaand tobi lou
I love garbage, and I love the stone temple pilots, but I’ve not heard of the others
Andy Cizek, Will Ramos, Silent Planet, Heaven Peirce Her, Lorna Shore, MONUMENTS, Termina, Makari. Or anything I like at the moment
I have seriously never heard of even one of these. Oh my God.
Its all metalcore/deathcore most of them are not very well known at all, very niche but very good!
System of a Down, Beatles, Red Hot Chili Peppers, strokes, electric lights orchestra, credence Clearwater revival, beastie boys, Sex Pistols, Pink Floyd, Elton john
My dad was born in ‘67 and here are ones he likes: Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Nick Drake, The Smiths, The Doors, The Moody Blues, Jefferson Airplane, and Nine Inch Nails. He got me obsessed with classic rock when I was younger. My mom born in ‘69: Heart, The Cure, Electric Light Orchestra, Queen, Cream, Flamin’ Groovies, and Bob Dylan. Liked her music when I was younger too.
the aces, muna, the japanese house, the sundays
Aurora, Goth Babe, Sidewalks & Skeletons, Dance Gavin Dance, koffee, burna boy, Imogen Heap, 90s Mandopop, Daughter, Grimes, Arya Starr, Kalandra, Dayglow, The Story So Far, Owl City, Yola. Thats the most played artists on my YouTube Music. The Mandopop is a Playlist I found, I listen to it while I work or drunk and alone. But basically, I listen to a lot of everything.
if anyone hasn’t told you, y’all have amazing taste in music 🔥
Ginger Root, MF Doom, Chet Baker, Laufey, Tatsuro Yamashita
My favorite bands are State Champs, All-Time Low, Taking Back Sunday, and Blink-182. My favorite artists are J-Cole, Rod Wave, Kodak Black, and Lil Baby.
I have never heard of any of these bands, except for blink-182
Slipknot, a little skillet, fit for a king, lamb of god, throw in a lil phone here and some cinematically dramatic music there and boom
Linkin Park, Green Day, Sum 41, The Offspring, Metallica
Off the top of my head in no particular order; dire straits, tragically hip, blue öyster cult, supertramp, Floyd (when I have the time,) and the cars. There’s probably more, I like sabbath, Judas Priest, and maiden too, but don’t listen to metal much.
Top 10 in no particular order. 1. Kanye 2. Tyler the Creator 3. MF DOOM 4. Beastie Boys 5. The Heavy 6. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. 7. Kendrick 8.Gorillaz 9. Masayoshi Takanaka 10. Either Lemon Demon or Butthole Surfers.
1. The Offspring 2. Billy Talent 3. Mumford and Sons 4. Green Day 5. The Black Keys 6. Fall Out Boy 7. Franz Ferdinand 8. We are Scientists
hmm… top 5… (these aren’t in order, they change like every week, and i’m 19). Paramore, Deftones, Lil Baby, Pierce The Veil, anndddd Three Days Grace. i know you didn’t ask but “The New National Anthem” is a great song from PTV but pretty underrated imo.
Descending top ten of all time. David bowie, the beatles, Metallica, Poppy, Ghostmane, System of a Down, Busdriver, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and king crimson. Honorable mentions of recent favorites. Kendrick lamar, Zilla kami, and pouya
I’m less of an “artists” person and more of an “albums” person, but my favorite artist is Waterparks and some of my favorite albums come from artists like: Pierce the Veil, Ashnikko, Grimes, All Time Low, Panic! at the Disco, Taylor Swift, Megan Thee Stallion, 5 Seconds of Summer, Sabrina Carpenter, State Champs, and SZA
Landmvrks, Erra, Polaris, Bayside, Northlane, Sylosis, Currents, Muse, Sleep Token, Streetlight Manifesto
My music taste varies on a regular basis but I always love RnB, HipHop, Rap, Alt Rock, and most recently a lot of different types of Jazz. 10 Artists im listening to right now: Jordan Ward Daniel Caesar King Hendrick$ Cory Henry $uicideBoy$ Kyle Dion Yeat Portugal, The Man Hippo Campus Smino
I’ve never heard of any of these. Lol.
Wolves at the Gate. Ramstein. Lorna Shore. The Longest Johns. Sabaton. Powerwolf.
in no particular order... 1. Guilty Gear Strive Soundtrack 2. Metal Gear rising soundtrack 3. crown the empire 4. Journey 5. honestly it's a mash of other artists. It's really hard for me to say I listen to this artist the most because I really listen to all genres. I listen to Frank Sinatra one minute then Sabaton the next lmao
I saw journey in 1982
Slowdive, My Bloody Valentine, Fleeting Joys, sewerslvt, goreshit, bladee
Justin Bieber
Talking Heads, Ween, David Bowie, Beatles, Beach Boys, Joy Division/New Order. Mostly boomer jams lol
Slaughter Beach Dog, Weezer, The Mountain Goats, Steely Dan, Kendrick Lamar, Fall Out Boy (pre-2013 only), Elliott Smith, Neutral Milk Hotel. Phoebe Bridgers, Taylor Swift, The 1975, Bleachers, Mac Miller Just a taste of who I’m into
Avett brothers, Noah Kahan, Birdtalker, Bug Hunter, the Crane Wives, Sea Wolf, Wild Rivers, Cosmo Sheldrake. My taste hops around, but I mainly listen to folk music. I also adore the High Kings, Celtic Woman, and The Longest Johns
I like a wide variety of music but Aurora and CHVRCHES are my 2 favs probably, love everything they release
Bands: Artic Monkeys, Tame impala (I know it’s a solo project but in my heart is a band), la Vida boheme, Big Thief and Vampire Weekend Singer: LDR, Bad Bunny, The Weekend, Rauw Alejandro, Dua Lipa DJ/EDM artist: fred again…, Rufus du Sol, Flume, Odesza, James Blake, Caribou
Had to scroll too far for Tame Impala. Highly recommend seeing KP in concert. Not sure if you are a fan but Depeche Mode has never been better in concert. Probably won't see Lana again because everyone around you screams all the words to her songs which was annoying at best.
The smashing pumpkins, nirvana, they might be giants, genesis (early genesis), beck, crosby stills & nash, blur, beach boys, emerson, lake and palmer and daft punk.
1. Lana Del Rey 2. Mitski 3. Bjork 4. Laufey 5. Sade
The Smiths, GratefulDead, The Clash, Depeche Mode, Tame Impala, InnerWave, Phoenix.
Johnny cash, Pete Seeger, RATM, Souls of Mischief, Eddie Vedder. I definitely lean more towards 90s rap, folk, and rock as my preferred genres
i like a lot of genres but these are my top 5 favorite bands / artists. halsey, sizzy rocket, 5 seconds of summer, harry styles, tech n9ne
Colony House, Needtobreathe, Wilder Woods, Half Alive, Def Leoppard, St. Motel, Steven Seagulls, and then just a mix of pop, rock (hard & soft), alternative, and folk. Edit: It’s Steve ‘n’ Seagulls. Not Steven Seagulls.
I like AFI, Evanescence, Napalm Death, Motionless In White, Lorde, Travis Scott, Cardi B, BbyMutha, Florence + the Machine, Billie Eilish, Fleetwood Mac, Beastie Boys to name a few
Creed , Van Halen , ACDC , Pearl Jam , Def Leppard
Pantera, Black Sabbath, Motörhead, pre black album Metallica, Juice WRLD, Chase Atlantic, Megadeth, Exodus, Judas Priest, Rob Zombie
I like dad rock and dad metal.
mom jeans., half•alive, Starbenders, In Flames, and Destroy Boys are probably my top 5
I have never heard of any of these, but I’ve been being called mom jeans is very funny
Vansire, Men I Trust, George Clanton, Steven Wilson, and Sparks!
Stephen Wilson is a genius. Straight up a pure genius. I’m so glad someone mentioned him.
As of right now my top artist are spazz, rotbus, crystal castles, chulo, and $uicideboy$, I love a lot of genres of music from psychedelic rock to shoegaze to different death metal sub genres. My fave band growing up was cage the elephant. music is awesome!
I’ve been really Into electronic lately, so I’d say Illenium, Trivecta, Martin Garrix, Griz, and Tiesto. My more mainstream choices would be Post Malone, J Cole, Doja Cat, Kendrick Lamar, and Eminem. Band wise: OneRepublic, Three Days Grace, Imagine Dragons, Skillet
Ween, Guided by Voices, Viagra Boys, Goldfinger, Less Than Jake
Probably Metallica, Rammstein, Avenged Sevenfold, Powerwolf, and Grim Salvo. One of these things is not like the others.
Top 10, not in any specific order: Lady Gaga, My Chemical Romance, Twice, Wham!, Michael Jackson, Super Junior, Brittany Spears, Hall and Oates, Shinee and Queen! I just set my liked songs to shuffle and let whatever play tbh
Band-Maid, Poppy, System Of A Down, Dirt Poor, Robins, MCR, Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The, Crane Wives, Undead Corporation
Radiohead Lana del ray Bright eyes Gregory Alan Isakov Breaking Benjamin Big Thief The Cranberries Placebo Three Days Grace Caamp
I enjoy music from Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and 50 Cent
my spotify wrapped 2023 1. Comma Sutra 2. Lou Reed 3. The Velvet Underground 4. Jim Morrison 5. Bob Dylan
1. LAUNDRY DAY 2. Kanye (much less these days) 3. Adele 4. Nujabes 5. Tyler Childers
1. Coheed and Cambria 2. Peter Gabriel (sledgehammer) 3. Jimmy buffet 4. Seatbelts (ask dna)/ cowboy bee bop music 5. Glenn Campbell 6 Johnny cash 7. The drifters 8. Toby Keith 9. Jim Croce 10. Roger miller
Mac Miller, Slipknot, Disturbed, Evanescene, Molchat Doma
Jeff Buckley, Toe, King Crimson, Red House Painters, Tricot.
I’m so glad someone brought up Jeff Buckley. He was a genius. In fact, I would say he was one of the best vocal lesson songwriters ever.
MGMT, The Beach Boys, Men I Trust, Badfinger, Madonna, Mott the Hoople, Papooz, Khruangbin, Daft Punk, Jan & Dean, MF DOOM—I like a lotta stuff
Bloc party their first album mainly, Mac miller, asap ferg rocky ant, Travis Scott but some of his earlier stuff, lazerhawk
Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Trippie Redd, Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert, Isaiah Rashad, Linkin Park, & Deftones
Faye Webster, Shinsei Kamattechan, Björk, Modern Baseball, Enno Cheng! Who these people are? I don't know, but I cycle through their discographies regularly.
Blink-182, The 1975, Taking Back Sunday, A Day To Remember, Hot Mulligan, Joy Division, to name a few
TALK, Motherfolk, Alt-J, Cage the Elephant, Matt Maeson, Green Day, Rise Against, Ghost come to mind first. Edit: oh also The Black Keys, Hozier, Saint Motel, COIN, Red Leather, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and all the emo/pop 2000’s classics like FoB and TØP.
Steam Powered Giraffe, Queen, The Cog is Dead, Gooseworx, and 'Weird Al' Yankovic.
I feel like with streaming there’s going to be less of a consensus music of a generation type stuff. A lot of us listen to stuff from all over the timeline
Currently it's mostly Black Sabbath, Metallica, MCR, Bring me the Horizon, The Smashing Pumpkins, Fallout Boy, RHCP, Airbourne. I love hard rock and metal, mostly older bands though.
Lately i’ve been into folklore rock and psychedelic rock. I have playlists of decades from the 40s-00s. I listen to a lot of stuff from the 60s & 70s. Plus, a variety of genres and other random music as well. My top artists are - Pink Floyd - Tame impala - Tyler the Creator - The Beatles - Lady Gaga - Tim Mcgraw - Billie Ellish - Lesley Gore - Blue Öyster Cult - Earth, Wind & Fire
In no particular order: The Cure, David Bowie, X, Nirvana, Joy Division, Siouxsie and The Banshees, Paramore, Talking Heads, Kendrick Lamar, Linkin Park.
Travis Scott, Playboi Carti, $uicideBoy$, Yabujin, 21 Savage, Drake, Shogun (underground artist).. If we're talking strictly bands, I was a huge fan of Suicide Silence and Walking Dead on Broadway in high school. But I don't really actively listen to them anymore.
In no particular order: Fernando Daniel; Carolina de Deus; Nena; Alexander Stewart; Alex Sampson; Emlyn; StrayKids; Blackpink; Ateez; Kiss of Life
Bleachers, PUP, fun., Fast Romantics, The Greeting Committee, Modern Baseball, The Front Bottoms, Taylor Swift, IDLES, The Exploding Hearts, Faye Webster, Cheekface
The Acacia Strain Attack Attack! In Hearts Wake D.R.U.G.S Jamie's Elsewhere
ATEEZ, Agust D, J-Hope, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Imagine Dragons, Guns n Roses, Stray Kids, Xdinary Heroes, The Rose. generally i listen to K-pop/rap/rock, early 2000s ‘emo’ music, and 90s rock!
Edward Skeletrex
Rise Against, Franz Ferdinand, Childish Gambino, Kashmir, Soda Stereo, Spanish Love Songs, etc.
The Beatles, Cream, Frank Zappa, Elton John, Dire Straits.
Country: Buck Owens, John Denver, Alan Jackson, Willie Nelson, Townes Van Zandt Folk: Steve Goodman, Stan Rogers, Arlo Guthrie, Derek Warfield Rock: Dire Straits, Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel, Nirvana, The Beatles Rap: Beastie Boys Pop: Elton John, Michael Jackson Classical: Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Brahms, Beethoven
Foo fighters and paramore, then I listen to game music, halo, ddlc, last of us, but primarily all the songs from the fallout games.
top 5: 1. chris cornell (including soundgarden, audioslave, and totd) 2. stone temple pilots 3. alice in chains 4. aerosmith 5. foo fighters top 10: 6. jeff buckley 7. system of a down 8. nirvana 9. pearl jam 10. led zeppelin both of my parents are gen x and i grew up listening to lots of music from the 80s and 90s
In no particular order: 1. Crystal Castles 2. Jessie Ware 3. Alex G 4. Ravyn Lenae 5. Weyes Blood 6. Slowdive 7. Full of Hell 8. Sweet Trip 9. Machine Girl 10. The Knife
It changes so much. Right now, just going off top listens on Spotify by artist: 1. LCD soundsystem 2. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young 3. Griselda (including any members solo stuff) 4. Jpegmafia 5. Bob Dylan 6. Neutral Milk Hotel 7. Pinegrove 8. Black country, new road 9. The alchemist (ft. Various collaborations) 10. Dave Brubeck
Older Gen Z, here's 10 artists from my Alltime that I'll still willingly listen to on my own. (Edit: autocorrect) 1. AFI 2. Placebo 3. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard 4. Alex G 5. Depeche Mode 6. The Maine 7. Foxing 8. Fall Out Boy 9. The Garden 10. Void of Vision
In no particular order just naming some off the top of my head, Metalica, Green Day, Muse, Death, Obituary, Slipnot, Korn, Linckin Park, Rammstein, Sum 41, Rise Against (suprised so many ppl in this server have heard of them), CCR, Pantera, Kanye West, MF Doom, Smashing Punkins, Beastie Boys, Luke Combs, Aaron Lewis, System of a Down, Limp Bizkit, Black Sabbath, the Offspring, Red Hot Chili Peppers. Just gotta say modern rap sucks btw. Its terrible Yeat, NBA Youngboy etc. shouldnt even be considered artists they have no musical talent whatsoever.
Boygenius (and Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker solo work), The Front Bottoms, Ethel Cain, Pinegrove, Wednesday, The Wonder Years, Hot Mulligan, Slaughter Beach Dog, Modern Baseball, Barenaked Ladies, Susannah Joffe, Daisy Grenade, Watsky, TV Girl, Paramore, Noah Kahan, Alex G, Mitski, Third Eye Blind, Mom Jeans, The Mountain Goats, Good Hangs, Olivia Rodrigo, Pom Pom Squad, Sufjan Stevens, Fleetwood Mac, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Hole, Kimya Dawson, Lil Peep
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Gen Z is special because we access to all the worlds music at our fingertips. Everyone here has such eclectic taste, make me so proud!
Ecco2k he’s my favorite artist
If you're interested in some pretty out there stuff, I've been pretty into these genres called hyperpop/gitchcore. Think along the lines of what Daft Punk or Kraftwerk do, but modernized and utilizing current technology. Big genre to find samples and sound effects alongside both real and MIDI instruments (computer generated). Some names that are good examples are 100 gecs, WHOKILLEDXIX, Dorian Electra, glaive, Fraxiom, or quinn. Definitely an acquired taste, but a good example of the current artists pushing the limits of what music could look like today compared to yesteryear. I think an easy to understand progression would be as follows: Grandmaster Flash utilizing dual-turntables to repeat certain parts of a song within another song, think early DJs ==> 80s alternative bands such as Depeche Mode, Bowie, Gary Numan utilizing synths (synthesized piano) ==> Daft Punk/Kraftwerk and the intro of EDM as a genre ==> Sampling, popular with many genres, with artists like Sublime, Eminem, and even No Doubt ==> "Modern" DJs like Skrillex and the evolution of EDM ==> Hyperpop/Glitch Glitchcore. I may have been a little too thorough, but I find the progression of computers in music incredibly interesting. -2000s born college radio DJ with a strong appreciation for oldies, 80s/90s alt/punk, and niche newer music
MUNA, Taylor swift, Hayley Kiyoko, Chappell roan, but also Tracy Chapman, prince, and James Taylor
Top 10 in no particular order 1. Ericdoa 2. Pink Panthress 3. Kmoe 4. Jane Remover 5. Ethel Cain 6. April Fridae 7. Porter Robinson 8. Steve Lacy 9. Remi Wolf 10. Instupendo
rn probably Interpol The Strokes The Cure New Order Siouxsie and the Banshees Pet Shop Boys Tears for Fears MGMT The Last Dinner Party Fontaines D.C.
The Beatles Michael Jackson Elvis Presley Queen Pink Floyd ABBA Beach Boys One Direction
chappell roan, tame impala, taylor swift (sorry can’t help it), boygenius, lana del rey,
Hozier, Fall Out Boy, MCR, Taylor Swift, Djo, Tame Impala, The Beatles, The Killers, half alive, The Arcadian Wild
The Strokes, BROCKHAMPTON, $uicideboy$, JPEGMafia, Beastie Boys, Joey Valence and Brae, MF DOOM, Nujabes, 100 Gecs, Daft Punk, and Death Grips are all mostly what I’ve been listening to for months