u should check out deftones , korn , system of a down , limp bizkit , helmet , bad brains , car seat headrest and the garden to name a few !!! :3

listen to glass beach, great rock/pop band

here's some recommendations for songs:

• glass beach (self-titled)
• bedroom community
• dallas
• cold weather
• yoshi's island

radiohead is also pretty nice:

• karma police
• no surprises
• weird fishes/arpeggi
• airbag
• paranoid android
• subterranean homesick alien
• scatterbrain

ugly by dream caster

new order has a lot of cool songs outside of blue monday. to name a few...

new order - this time of night (1985)

new order - true faith (1987)

new order - age of consent (1983) 

new order - elegia (1985)

i've been listening to a bit of the cure lately too.

the cure - the kiss (1987)

the cure - just like heaven (1987)

the cure - friday im in love (1992)

the cure - in between days (1985)

the cure - it's not you (1979)

Eternia (gothic rock - my favorite gothic rock album of the 2000s)
Nowhere Safe (post-punk/post-hardcore)
Whiphouse (deathrock)
Buice (post-hardcore/post-punk/noise rock - best album I've heard this year)
Antic Clay (gothic country)
And Also the Trees (gothic rock/folk rock/art rock - incredible)
She Past Away (darkwave)

Hello user.

I come with the greatest music recommendations.

• Black Country, New Road: art rock. Ants From Up There is an amazing project. If you like the intro track (Intro) then you will probably like the whole album.
• JPEGMAFIA: From melodic rap to basically just yelling at a mic, he’s pretty decent. OFFLINE is a project I recommend from him. Macaulay Culkin would be a song of his I’d recommend.
• Kinokoteikoku: If you’re into math rock, they are pretty good. Their project “eureka” is pretty good.

I am a huge folk punk guy. If you want some dope starters to the genre, here are a couple amazing bands for you. Keep in mind, many bands and subjects may be rather triggering, I won't type out individual warnings, but just proceed with caution if you need to :) 

First is the legendary song, I'm Not A Good Person -- Pat the Bunny

Pat is a huge fixture in folk punk, he has created and participated in numerous bands, my personal favorite (which is a hard decision), is Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains, which was Pat's first ever band. If you enjoy the idea of train hopping, anarchism, and bootlegged demo tapes, check this out. It is very punk, so if that's not your thing, proceed with caution. 

Pat also was in Wingnut Dishwashers Union, Ramshackle Glory, and cameod in the Taxpayers, although I am not very familiar with the song or the band as a whole (they are also considered folk punk. 

Some earlier albums of AJJ would be a great starting point. Their first album, People Who Can Eat People Are The Luckiest People In The World, was my first ever introduction to folk punk, given to me by my best friend (online friend) of going on five years now. There's a lot more where that came from, but this post is getting kind of long and I'd love for you to check out at least one of these because they have all changed my life. Enjoy! If you want, please tell me what you think. I love hearing people's connections and analysis of music I am super passionate about. 

Amazing Concept Album:

Because the Internet.

Great Slow Drive Album:

Submarine

Great LoFi/ Instrumenal Album:

After Midnight: Unaired Broadcasts

Most Recent Album I Enjoyed:

DeBí TiRaR MáS FOToS

Just a Great Album:

Glimmer of God

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