Modal Soul!
That one is excellent, forgot about it. Damn. I spent many depressed college days listening to that album. Also really grew to love CYNE as a result.
Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma
Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats - Unlocked
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - F#A#∞
Have a Nice Life - Lords of Tresselhorn (mostly because of Trespassers w but the whole album is solid and pretty underrated, way less depressing to listen to than Deathconsciousness which is definitely better as an album but extremely bleak)
KGATLW - Polygondwanaland
Boris - (anything but mostly Heavy Rocks 2002 or Pink)
Flume - Hi This is Flume (those Sophie tracks
)Avenged Sevenfold - City of Evil
Blind Guardian - Nightfall in Middle-Earth
Idk if it's considered an album but it's JTM's FNaF songs playlist. Never got tired of that one since last spring
Threads by the band Now, Now
There's only 1 weak song on the whole album.
Basically anything by Cloudkicker but especially The Discovery
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
CARE FOR ME - Saba
Illmatic - Nas
To Pimp a Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar
Hard Again - Muddy Waters
Transformer - Lou Reed
Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Master of Puppets - MetallicaGod I have too many haha I'll stop there
Mine’s got to be Meshuggah’s The Violent Sleep of Reason.
geeking out:
Tracks in order:
- Janky broken machine riff. And they have chords? What the fuck are those?
- Paying respects to classic metal, and dare I say there’s even some blues in there? Then an amazing illusory infinitely descending riff.
- Not my favorite song, but it’s still solid. The solo sounds like a joke but also fucking slaps, and the following sections saves the song.
- The outro of this song is contender for fattest riff on the album.
- The verse rhythm is hidden in the 4:15 section. Best song overall?
- Another infinitely descending riff. Then the solo riff which does so much with basically a single note.
- Holy shit the verse is so fucking nasty! Outro also fattest riff contender.
- Seemingly random (except the verse) which then mostly gets unlocked at 3:18 by a riff that is both amazing on its own, but is also introduced … in the middle of a solo, wtf? At the end “gazing to the sky” actually a rare emotional moment.
- The verse proves that tone matters, it’s so goddamn crispy.
- Really fitting ending song.
The Wall - Pink Floyd
All albums - Porcupine Tree
To The Bone - Steven Wilson
Blackwater Park - Opeth
Pearl - Janis Joplin
Led Zeppelin IV, Led Zeppelin
And many more. I have kept some of these as cds as well, not that I have a player anymore.
I'm not a big album guy normally, but these I keep coming back to:
The Wall - Pink Floyd
Tales of Mystery and Imagination - Allan Parsons Project
The SimCity 4 OST (it's really good 'focus' music)
Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits
Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds
Abbey Road and Sgt. Pepper's - The Beatles
Bestiary - Hail Mary Mallon
I go through it every time I start listening, it's so good
Rage Against the Machine's entire discography.
And, also, Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.
Everything else eventually really wears me out.
