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Topic	Give me an album to listen to at work?
Pus_N_Pecans 02/10/21 11:56:21 AM #131:	Another update, only one left on the 3rd page now. Light Information by Chad VanGaalen - Is this classfied as acid folk? Because that's what I feel like I want to label it. Anyway, I liked this one; I can't usually do straight folk, because I do lean more towards "sound" than lyrical content, but this has enough experimentation to keep things interesting. Sorry by Meg Myers - @DarthAragorn Yeah, you're right, I can work with this. It's moody, dancey, and synth heavy, and the instrumentation is reminiscent of Nine Inch Nails. If I have any complaints, it's that some of the "bigger, bolder, poppier" sort of moments don't really land for me. Mcluskyism by Mclusky - I'd heard a few songs from mclusky before and finally gave their stuff a full listen a few weeks before I'd made this topic. It's rock solid, wildly offensive (though tongue in cheek), abrasive stuff; I had a lot of fun with it. Songs for Swinging Lovers by The Indelicates - Absolutely lovely. Kind of reminds me of Dresden Dolls at times, but with a bit less focus on melody. God, I loved the lyrics for the whole album, but Flesh most of all. RedJackson posted... Glad you enjoyed it :^D lol It really is a cool piece of art from a really expressive time period and totally and yeah some of the songs are staples of certain movies 'Today' is my favorite.. but I really hope they lower my casket or spread my ashes somewhere to the tune of 'Embryonic Journey' (instrumental) though That being said I'll start checking out the recs you posted too! I got incredibly lazy with that >_> I think How Do You Feel is probably my favorite, but there's really not a bad track at all. Most of mine are sad! Just as a fair warning, haha. --- My arts- https://www.deviantart.com/bleakcreep <cite>Pus_N_Pecans posted [p:950487195] in Give me an... [t:79275434]...</cite> <quote>Another update, only one left on the 3rd page now. Light Information by Chad VanGaalen - Is this classfied as acid folk? Because that's what I feel like I want to label it. Anyway, I liked this one; I can't usually do straight folk, because I do lean more towards "sound" than lyrical content, but this has enough experimentation to keep things interesting. Sorry by Meg Myers - @DarthAragorn Yeah, you're right, I can work with this. It's moody, dancey, and synth heavy, and the instrumentation is reminiscent of Nine Inch Nails. If I have any complaints, it's that some of the "bigger, bolder, poppier" sort of moments don't really land for me. Mcluskyism by Mclusky - I'd heard a few songs from mclusky before and finally gave their stuff a full listen a few weeks before I'd made this topic. It's rock solid, wildly offensive (though tongue in cheek), abrasive stuff; I had a lot of fun with it. Songs for Swinging Lovers by The Indelicates - Absolutely lovely. Kind of reminds me of Dresden Dolls at times, but with a bit less focus on melody. God, I loved the lyrics for the whole album, but Flesh most of all. RedJackson posted... </cite> <quote>Glad you enjoyed it :^D lol It really is a cool piece of art from a really expressive time period and totally and yeah some of the songs are staples of certain movies 'Today' is my favorite.. but I really hope they lower my casket or spread my ashes somewhere to the tune of 'Embryonic Journey' (instrumental) though That being said I'll start checking out the recs you posted too! I got incredibly lazy with that >_></quote>I think How Do You Feel is probably my favorite, but there's really not a bad track at all. Most of mine are sad! Just as a fair warning, haha. --- My arts- https://www.deviantart.com/bleakcreep</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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