Who are your favorite artists/bands and why

Claude Debussy. Introduced me to classical and is still my favorite composer some 20 years later.

 

hard to pick one but probably death grips
it's just so experimental and angry and catchy plus all of their songs feel somehow different from each other so you never get tired

 

Vampire Weekend, Arctic Monkeys.. good groove!
And HAIM!

 

For me it's gojira not only because of all the heavy and brilliant riffs and insane drumming also for the concern they have shown in all their works for environmentlal isssues,the heaviness of life and many other problematic things that makes them fantastic lyricists too.i recommend you to give their last album "fortitude" a shot.

 

Been listening to a lot of DIO in the last year or so.

 

Holy diiiiiiver

 

Joy Division.

Feels like heroin when listening to disorder or any of their other songs. Very fond memories.

Fly high Ian Curtis

 

My spiritual fathers are Daft Punk and Deadmau5

 

I tend to like pop music: Fly by Midnight, Dayglow, Duran Duran, The Chainsmokers, Nick Jonas, The Aces, Miley Cyrus, Shawn Mendes.

 

Le duc lol

 

Thin Lizzy!


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They were so different to other rock groups around in the seventies and eighties. The lead singer and major songwriter, Phil Lynott was a great front man and bass guitarist. They really came into their own live. Luckily, I saw them in my hometown on their "Farewell Tour". It was an incredible performance. I saw Lynott on stage twice more in the next couple of years, one fronting a short-lived new band and once as a guest at a Gary Moore concert (one of the former guitarists of Thin Lizzy). A few months later Phil Lynott was dead from the ravages of heroin and alcohol addiction. Here they are live...

Thin Lizzy - Rosalie - YouTube

 

Hildegard von Blingin'

 

Cloudkicker, Pain of Salvation, and Caligula's Horse. These are my top favs right now.

 

You've been down too long in the midnight sea
Oh what's becoming of me

 

So to reiterate

but you've "been a stan since 10 years" because he's a poet, handsome, and has a nice voice.

For real, I'm not one of those Fapstronauts tryn'a retain my semen so I can exude pheromones and grow a monkey tail and build a body count, neither am I a Nice Guy, or a White Knight. I respect women as human beings and regard myself an egalitarian not a feminist, but I do not understand. Why does poetry and a nice voice make up for misogyny?

I'm into anything with a driving, blusey bassline/groove. The Black Keys, Arctic Monkeys (hey @ndaty ), The Heavy, The Zombies, any cover of "7 Nation Army" or "St. James Infirmary," AWOL Nation, the song "Drip Fed Fred," Nina Simone, 50 Dollar Dynasty, Beats Antique, and a whole bunch of others I found through Pandora, like Dorothy and "Lay Your Head Down" by the Mad Caddies

 

Thanksss, i'll go check some!!!

 

i prefer LaFouine

 

New Order too.

Specifically, Dream Never Die. It's an ode to Ian Curtis.

That song carries pain and I can feel it.