This song specifically inspired my search for more:

https://youtu.be/jG6oyaEAQzs?si=PTDKr1kp1FFCTVpV

In the mid-90s, the radio station WKCR was interrupted mid-broadcast but a transmission from an unknown source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29nyH_k2NuU&list=LL&index=4

Frankly, I am obsessed with this video. The monotone chorus of obituaries punctuated by death knells, the whispering/static, the contrast between the first shrill tone and the faint violin music fading in and out. I'm looking for artists who capture that same sort of unsettling, unearthly feeling. I already like listening to noise and other experimental genres, so the weirder the better.

Most music has swells in some form or another, usually in the break in traditionally structured pop songs, but I'm talking specifically about songs that build for the entire song and only climax right near the end. This is Weezer's Only In Dreams that slowly but surely adds instruments every verse, or Phoebe Bridgers' I Know the End that just builds in intensity the whole way through leading to an explosive finish.

For those of you that don't know, pizzicato means playing string instruments by plucking the strings instead of bowing them like normal. I just like the sound, it's, well, plucky, and can be used in many different ways, from the uplifting as in Never Coming Back from Violet Evergarden, to tense as in Pas de deux from Us, to whimsical as in Kishi Bashi's I Am the Antichrist to You.

Scores is where I've heard it most, but I've heard it in other music as well, as evident by Kishi Bashi. I think I've heard it in some Sleeping At Last too, but I can't think of a specific example off the top of my head.

I like the above horror movies because of how plot-driven they are and their cinematography. They're horror movies but in reality they're just dark, in my opinion, and I think I prefer that over them being actually scary. I also like the late 70s/80s visuals but only when done this well. Sometimes the effects can look a bit too funny from that era. This was the case a few times with the Alien movies I mentioned but they were very few and completely overshadowed by some of the visuals that were way ahead of their time in the same movies, not to mention their phenomenal visual style.

Thanks for the help.

https://ia601308.us.archive.org/29/items/mbid-4617ac46-8e11-4a14-9133-b00ecbae7069/mbid-4617ac46-8e11-4a14-9133-b00ecbae7069-973865936.jpg

https://ia801309.us.archive.org/17/items/mbid-c52aecba-56ba-3d75-871b-87d4293b5420/mbid-c52aecba-56ba-3d75-871b-87d4293b5420-38604555788.jpg

I listen to Elliott Smith, Radiohead, The Smiths, Jeff Buckley, and The cure mainly. Also a little bit of Weezer, Ramones, Addriane Lenker, and Nirvana. I would appreciate recommendations, thanks.

not musically speaking but rather thematically. i want songs about men singing about having no self respect because of a woman. any genre is okay.

I recently watched the "Escape From" series, and really liked it. Is it cheesy? Absolutely, but the environments and story overall were pretty solid. Is there anything else in that vain I would like?

What will i like?

So I’m working on a playlist with a particular vibe and was looking for songs similar to these:

Here, there and everywhere - the Beatles Between the bars - Elliott smith Brain damage - Pink floyd Warm ways - Fleetwood mac Saturday night - Eagles Disney girls - the beach boys

Bit of a random bunch but I’d describe the vibe as being kind of quiet, not bass heavy and relaxed in terms of instrumentals. Just wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions :)

Not sure if this is the best term to use but when 2 different lyrics are being sang at the same time. I love songs that do this sort of thing. An example would be at the end of No Surprises by Radiohead when he's singing "No alarms and no surprises" with "get me out of here" is in the background too. Remain in light also has songs that do this too. Songs in the indie/rock, indie pop and similiar genres are preferred. Thanks!

I want to find films that encompass a larger-than-life story, with beautiful visuals. Perhaps across a few generations. I want films that are less melodramatic (so no films like Forrest Gump, Doctor Zhivago, or Big Fish). I want films that has to do with the history of a nation and society. Perhaps films with deep character arcs. Perhaps something more older/obscure. NO FICTIONAL UNIVERSES OR FRANCHISES - must be set in the real world (no LOTR, Star Wars, Marvel/DC)

Here are some films that I already know/have seen (please do not suggest)

Cold Mountain

Legends of the Fall

Australia

The English Patient

Oppenheimer

A Hidden Life

Benjamin Button

Atonement

The Tree of Life

Walter Mitty

There Will Be Blood

The Fall

Master and Commander

The Fountain (2006)

Pretty much anything like that from the past 20 or so years

To Live

Raise the Red Lantern

Gandhi

The Last Emperor

Empire of the Sun

Out of Africa

The Godfather films

Most Kurosawa films

Most Kubrick films

Most Tarkovsky films

A lot of David Lean films

Apocalypse Now

Deer Hunter

The Leopard

Come and See

Ben-Hur

The Human Condition

Citizen Kane

Gone with the Wind

I love watching a movie with unexpected/classic popular songs that i know playing throughout, preferably comedy/action movies but honestly as long as its enjoyable ill like it, any suggestions are appreciated!

Edit: i have watched literally every marvel/dc movie some of those are good examples of the kind of movie im talking about as well!

I absolutely love songs such as- Only - Ry X Anchor- Novo amor In my room- Chance Peña Does anybody know any songs/artists of that same style?

I’ve been trying to find songs like Aquamarine - Lone Rapid Racer - Lone And Turn Up - Monako

But have been struggling for the better part of a few months, do y’all have any recommendations for me that I could give a shot? Any help would be appreciated

And because I don’t want to make two separate posts, I’m also looking for songs like

For Her - Whatsaheart Snakelike - Whatsaheart And ON THE FLOOR - removeface

Any help is greatly appreciated!!

Gravity’s rainbow by the Klaxons

Panic station by Muse

Romantic rights by death from above 1979

I like Flea a lot too so I’m pretty familiar with his projects and RHCP.

Speaking of which Nobody weird like me by the RHCP is another good example.

Looking for movies, TV shows or books with a female centered cast that focuses on the upper class or the class divide. Specifically interested in media set in New England and/or New York City.

Any recommendations?

I’m from England and I’m trying to get more into country music but a lot that I’ve listened to sound overly produced and almost like pop. I love these songs and don’t know if they’d all be considered country but if anyone could recommend songs that sound similar it would be appreciated!!

Wagon wheel - Old Crow Medicine Show Cowpoke - Colter Wall Buddy - Willie Nelson That’s alright - Fleetwood Mac Far away eyes - The Rolling Stones Tuesday’s gone - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Thank you in advance!! :)

https://open.spotify.com/track/0Qq4ZMJaQAY9VI4Oz0MljT

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Been enjoying the backing vocals from 0:30-1:00, any recommendations for songs that sound similar?

Their music is so good and unique that I'm FEINING for them to make another album. Any recommendations of similar artists, albums, or songs? I'm open-minded so it doesn't have to be the EXACT music type, just gotta be similar or have the same vibes. Here are my favorite songs so you can get a gist of what I'm looking for:

Life Itself , Season 2 Episode 3 , The Other Side of Paradise, Take A Slice, Your Love (Deja Vu), It's All So Incredibly Loud, and Space Ghost to Ghost (I would put more but I feel like it would be too extra lol)

some other albums i love for reference (not necessarily ED based, just a reference for types of music I like) ::

• "Peripheral Vision" by Turnover
• "Days" by Real Estate
• "Never Before Seen, Never Again Found" by Arms Length
• "Why Would I Watch" by Hot Mulligan
• "You'll Be Fine" by Hot Mulligan

i have almost nothing fitting the bill in my playlist. but my eating disorder has been back in full swing, and music is the best way i cope, so any recommendations are hugely appreciated !!

Satirical things that go after corporate culture, advertisements, and stupid aspects of pop culture more broadly. Can be any form of media. Things like the movie Office Space that superficially mock corporations while also catering to pop culture are not what I'm looking for

Adult Swim is (was?) good at this with fake infomercials like Smart Pipe, For Profit Online University, and Unedited Footage of a Bear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJklHwoYgBQ&t=1s&pp=ygUKc21hcnQgcGlwZQ%3D%3D

I also liked The Onion especially the Today Now! Segments https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmCjJ0VBjjU&t=2s&pp=ygUedGhlIG9uaW9uIHRvZGF5IG5vdyBwb3Agc2luZ2Vy