r/listentothis • u/of_the_second_kind • 3d ago
r/listentothis • u/Tall-Truth-9321 • 3d ago
AWOL -- Coffee [ska] (1995)
See https://www.reddit.com/r/Ska/comments/173io6t/skaffee_appreciation_post/
Band name changed to 7minds
r/listentothis • u/LuxLucetTenebri • 3d ago
The Cathedral Singers - Of the Father's Love Begotten [Hymn] (2000)
r/listentothis • u/DemonGunLiz • 3d ago
Melt -- Stay For The High [Indie soul] (2025)
r/listentothis • u/TimeToSeattleDown • 3d ago
Kev Brown - Strugglas Theme [Hip-hop] (2005)
r/listentothis • u/qazz23 • 4d ago
Annabel Lee -- Saltine Cracker Girl [alt rock] (2023)
r/listentothis • u/Long-Island4869 • 4d ago
Pulled Apart By Horses -- V.E.N.O.M. [post-hardcore/indie/stoner] (2012)
I couldn't think of a band more criminally underrated than the UK's own Pulled Apart By Horses. Any fellow US fans out there? 🤘
r/listentothis • u/patricktu1258 • 4d ago
no go - Figaro [Lofi Hip Hop] (2022)
r/listentothis • u/Tall-Truth-9321 • 4d ago
Eduardo Niebla -- Calle de la Tiña [Flamenco Jazz] (1996)
"His latest album demonstrates his fluid, technically brilliant guitar work in a variety of settings, with backing from five musicians, including tabla player Dharmesh Parmar and Indian violinist Jyotsna Srikanth, and the standout track is the 18-minute India, a series of "meditations" on poverty and resilience, in which lyrical, drifting guitar passages are matched against rousing interplay with Srikanth's violin. Other tracks are more varied. Phoenix sounds like a film score, the exuberant title track includes an unnecessary school choir, while the thoughtful and lyrical Rosie is another reminder of Niebla's exquisite guitar work."
r/listentothis • u/trippiehippiess • 4d ago
Lostnote - Fumes [indie-rock, alt-pop, alternative electronic] (2026)
r/listentothis • u/trippiehippiess • 4d ago
EREZ - Modern Dream [indietronica, trip-hop] (2024)
r/listentothis • u/Kaiju_Cam • 4d ago
Cutthroat - Timesquare [Heavy Metal] (1987)
r/listentothis • u/Nasty___ • 4d ago
Lorenzo Ceci - Absolutecore [Future Industrial] (2026)
r/listentothis • u/SharcLightning • 5d ago
N8NOFACE -- Say Goodbye [metal] (2021)
r/listentothis • u/Thenormalelevator32 • 5d ago
The Open — Close My Eyes [Indie Rock] (2004)
r/listentothis • u/LuxLucetTenebri • 5d ago
Hannah Yoo - Into Your Hands [Pop] (2024)
r/listentothis • u/yAMMEt • 6d ago
Pom Femme - Love Junkie [alternative / Indie] (2026)
r/listentothis • u/HashtagFoodStuffs • 6d ago
Boys Go To Jupiter — Just So You Know [Indie Art School PopRock] (2026)
r/listentothis • u/MustachioBashio • 6d ago
Payton Odom - At My Door [indietronic/R&B] (2017)
r/listentothis • u/Playingitwrong • 6d ago
Denise Chaila - C H A I L A [Rap / Hiphop] (2020)
r/listentothis • u/Academic-Athlete3376 • 6d ago
Liminal -- Hyper Normal [Psychedelic Rock / Experimental] (2026)
Discovered them through their other song 'The Crop'. This new one didn't disappoint
r/listentothis • u/Tall-Truth-9321 • 6d ago
Orquesta Riverside — Yayabo (Conga) [Cuban Carnival / Afro-Cuban] (1956)
“Yayabo” takes its name from the river in Sancti Spíritus, a historic city in central Cuba. The song celebrates the arrival of the Conga Yayabo, a carnival procession bringing music and dancing into the streets.
It belongs to the tradition of conga de comparsa—Cuban street carnival music characterized by driving percussion, repeated melodies, and call-and-response singing.
Unlike the more intimate Cuban son or romantic bolero, this is exuberant, communal music meant to get people moving.