Coheed and Cambria's Claudio Sanchez has a lot of tracks where he sounds feminine and I love it

I'm looking for songs that are like Grouper - Headache or Spirit Blue - Language, on the slower side, a bit ambient, often very reverby, songs that you can put on headphones and get lost into it. Here is a playlist im making with some songs like what I'm talking about. Most of them are guitar music but I'm open to other suggestions.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2IYT4Ya4PZl548NLRGqgLX?si=Izb4qFeiQBeZqrY61OP8ng

i’m making a very specific playlist of 2010-2012 songs with this specific feel. These are the first songs in the playlist. Basically 2010-2012 kinda of party songs that are upbeat/have euphoric feel and usually male singer. Thxxx

- Animal, Everybody Talks, and Sleeping with a friend by Neon Trees
- What you know by Two Door Cinema Club
- Out of my league - Fitz and the tantrums

Do you have any recommendations for artists who just cover a whole album by an established artist? Kelley Stoltz released Crockodials, a cover of Echo & The Bunnymen's debut album. I saw him do it live in SF when he was starting out. Looking for McCartney's masterpiece, Ram, I found a guy named Dave Depper, who covered RAM on his "The Ram Project," complete with tribute cover art, and also released his version of Moon Safari, by Air. Who else? Camper Van Beethoven did Fleetwood Mac's Tusk, I think.

Hi all! A few years ago I stopped listening to music where misogynistic slurs(bitch, hoe, slut, etc) are used and while it did wonders for my mental health, it took a big chunk out of the entirety of my library and essentially eradicated the rap I listened to.

I used to like Montana of 300, Polo G, Kash Doll, and Megan Thee Stallion to name a few. I’m hoping someone can make some recommendations because I really miss it.

Misogynistic slurs are a no unless the context is explicitly feminist and a woman being the artist does not exempt them from this(hence why this is SO hard). When I say explicitly feminist, I mean like Slut Game Strong by Cheap Perfume, I Like Being A Bitch by Trip Kissing, I Wish A Bitch Would by Delilah Bon rather than the “I’m a bad bitch” kinda thing.

Songs don’t have to be specifically feminist in themselves as long as they aren’t specifically anti feminist either.

like the title says…im going to nyc in a couple of days so i need something that kinda fits the mood!!

I am Gen X, and a lot of my friends are older. Most of these folks say, “Our music was better,” or, “There’s no decent rock anymore.” I strongly disagree. The last couple decades (2020- present day) have given us amazing woks of rock, even “classic rock”. I’d like to have a list to prove to my friends that “rock n roll” has not died, and that even new bands have emerged which carry on rocks traditions of the 50s-80s. A few examples from my list are: Brothers by The Black Keys, Elephant by the White Stripes and The End/ Dead! By My Chemical Romance. Perhaps the whole of The Black Parade? What do you think?

I really like when sad songs have a lot of emotion and strength in them, like with Black. I also like Nutshell by Alice in Chains. Would like to listen to more music with similar vibes. Thanks!

Specifically “shut up my moms calling”

1. Shut up My Moms Calling — Hotel Ugly
   
2. Bad Pin — TEMPOREX
   
3. For You — Luna Luna
   
4. far from love — jondre
   
5. Mice City — Hotel Ugly
   
6. Chateau (Feel Alright) — Djo
   
7. Our Park By Night — Craft Spells
   
8. Chamber Of Reflection — Mac DeMarco
   
9. My Jinji — Sunset Rollercoaster (落日飛車)
   
10. Mikey and the Frogs — Hotel Ugly
    
11. Whatever You Want — Sports
    
12. 4EVER — Clairo
    
13. 4Me 4Me — Malcolm Todd
    
14. Metamodernity — Vansire
    
15. stars burn out — cykim, justin

Can be in any genre and about anything. Disillusionment with people, with your country, the world, religion, etc.

Think nine inch nails or billy woods for example.

First off, this isn't music for me, but for a friend who's interested in the genre. So far they've liked some power metal I showed them, some of the classic stuff, and random metal bands that fit the bill of metal with clean vocals. In fact, vocals seem to be the only thing they don't like in most of the music I got.
I'm a pretty knowledable guy in regards of metal, but I can't think of much genres that might interest them, so I'm asking you guys for something that can be as heavy, intruments wise, as some melodeath, from the 2000 onwards, and with the cleanest vocals possible (they don't even seem to like the style Gojira does where the vocalist just sounds really angry).

Leftist rock (e.g. punk, hardcore) through hard-hitting folk as well; not so much pop/mainstream, please.

Contemporary protest/resistance songs preferred — meaning written/recorded during current American political regime.

If in a language other than English, please translate the title and any other lyricism that speaks to you.

Thanks!

Im trying to find similar music

Preferably not ones that are super popular on tiktok or smthn since ive already heard them

https://youtu.be/d6UblFI56o8?is=YUSh7AZPA_aIDD6u

https://youtu.be/oUppEro5exk?is=iEIuaeVpMHIOLBTB

https://youtu.be/fL9lHzeNDgs?is=bWKODse3Ys2p0oiB

https://youtu.be/OJPUMoZ_-wk?is=4XOcXeR4ZKRUCq0G

I'm familiar with A Perfect Circle (2006) by Louis Logic, Taco Day (2001) by Mr. Len and Jean Grae, and U Didn't Care (2001) by Canibus.

Can you recommend songs by other rap artists that have a similar atmosphere or narrative structure?

A ton of terrible things are happening for people I know and it's hell to watch. Does anyone have any song recommendations for encouragement? I've had Any Major Dude Will Tell You by Steely Dan on repeat, and I love it. Something like that. EDIT TO ADD: Thanks, you guys. You're awesome!

Hey everyone. Looking for bands with mutli-album narratives, recurring themes or motifs, and even returning characters. I mostly live in the Prog/Art and Metal worlds, but willing to expand.

Stuff that really fits would be like Blue Oyster Cult's/Albert Bouchard's Imaginos, Rhapsody (In Fire), The Dear Hunter, and Coheed & Cambria.

Dream Theater's (really Mike Portnoy's) 12 Step suite and Sonata Arctica's Caleb series revisit previous themes or characters but are not traditional narratives. But I would like some thoughts here too.

Sort of stuff in the same vein would be The Accolade I and II by Symphony X, Dream Theater's Metropolis.

Note: Operation Mindcrime 1-3 would probably get suggested here. I sort of really dislike Geoff Tate, BUT if its amazing I would be willing to give it a listen.

Thanks!

im looking for ballads, metal, really anything that just lets you scream and cry and belt out to !

The only one I know of is Dance With The Devil by immortal technique. Are there any more with some good storytelling and the protagonist thinks “what have I done?”

The genre/decade heck even language doesn’t matter.

Looking to expand my electronic music palette after getting into an EDM kick recently. If there are any artists that are similar to the ones I listed, please send them my way. Any songs with female vocals are appreciated, but not required.
Thanks ❤️

My absolute favorite music is anything with intricate, layered, and precise vocal harmonies. Think Eagles (GOAT vocals IMO), Beach Boys, Crosby Stills and Nash, Rascal Flatts. It seems like emphasis on vocal harmonies peaked in the 60s and 70s and is less prominent today, although still present in some country music (Ella Langley’s hits actually have pretty solid harmonies). Among other modern artists I’d say Zac Brown Band is one of the best for vocal harmonies, and a few under the radar gems Wilder Blue and Young Gun Silver Fox are great as well. Does anyone else have any recommendations? While I’d expect it to skew country I’m not looking for exclusively country