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My personal top twenty albums
1. brand new - the devil and god are raging inside me
post-hardcore, emo
2. nine inch nails - the downward spiral
industrial rock
3. ratboys - gn
indie rock, post-country
4. la dispute - somewhere at the bottom of the river between vega and altair
post-hardcore, screamo, spoken word
5. brand new - déjà entendu
emo, pop-punk
6. kraftwerk - radio-aktivität
prog-synth
7. this town needs guns - animals
midwest emo, math-rock
8. toe - for long tomorrow
post-rock, math-rock
9. brand new - science fiction
post-grunge, art rock
10. kraftwerk - trans europa express
prog-synth
11. american football - american football
midwest emo, math-rock
12. kent - isola
post-rock, shoegaze
13. godspeed you black emperor - f#a#infinity
post-rock, ambient
14. kraftwerk - autobahn
prog-synth, krautrock
15. godspeed you black emperor - lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven
post-rock, drone, ambient
16. chvrches - the bones of what you believe
synthwave
17. camp cope - camp cope
indie folk
18. steve reich - music for 18 musicians
minimalism
19. weezer - pinkerton
indie rock, emo
20. now now - threads
indie rock, shoegaze
feel free to recommend stuff ^-^
That's a lot of math-rock. I could never get into it myself.
You use rym so I'm just gonna link my recs to the rym page for ya.
Moonraker / Don Martin Three / Hope Springs Eternal - Summer Ninety Six
Brave Little Abacus - Just Got Back From the Discomfort—We're Alright
Girlfriends - Girlfriends
Talk Talk - It's My Life
Ativin - German Water
I was really into the New American Football album when I first heard it. Both are incredible. They were ahead of their time. Lead singer at least went on solo with Owen at least.
Threads was incredible. Now Now's new album is a fun listen. Very different after Jess Abbot left. Her Tancred stuff is OK.
I think you'd really like Teagan and Sarah's So Jealous album.
A few of my all time favorites close to what you have listed are Lonesome Crowded West, If You're Feeling Sinister, and Black Out by The Good Life.
Those are probably in my top ten. OK Computer is way up there too.
I like a lot of live stuff. Like Echoes at Pompeii.
I was into Camp Cope's album for a while. How To Socialize and Make Friend's is a good song. It just got a little old after a while listening to them go on about how they're women and everyone everywhere gives them a hard time. Which maybe it's true. I'm not against that by any means it's just I can't relate to that so it just kind of got old to me which maybe sounds kind of mean I don't mean anything by it by any means. It's just like I said, I can't relate to it.
Edit - I totally forgot about Broken Social Scene's You Forgot It In People. That album will always be in my top five.
oh yes, now now will never top threads without jess.
i definitely agree with you about camp cope. i think the first three tracks on socialize are good, but the rest are meh. self titled is straight fire tho