Sea shanties just hit different, especially when sung by native speakers.
I dyslexia'd techno-sea shanties and now there's a genre I need in my life Edit if you can imagine it, someone has made it
TAKE MY MONEY AND MY MUSIC!
That's the worst kind of "techno" though..
I was thinking БАТЮШКА would have the combination of death metal and Gregorian chant covered. Or maybe black metal and chant, I suppose. Close enough though, imo.
As I don't really listen to Sea-Shanties or Techno anymore, the only thing that popped into my brain was that Wellerman song that turned into a whole thing on TikTok a while ago. As that was close to unavoidable at the time.
Combine all 4: dungeon synth
The same thing happens when I put my King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard discography on shuffle. Gotta at least sort by album or it's chaos.
Seriously. I saw them play a few years back and thought they were amazing. Some time later my friend put on an album in the car and my thought was, "what is this absolute garbage?" Same band somehow.
Boogie rock, folk psych rock, thrash metal, electronica, and even a bit of hip hop.
Metal and sea shanties with Alestorm
Also Stormseeker
I assume you are familiar with Mongol throat singing, especially delivered in the form of techno)? I also like guys who put traffic cones in their bass saxophone. Death metal with a Banjo anyone? This intrigues me, though I don't speak french.
If you're into weird French music, give Igorrr a listen: drum & bass, glitch music, extreme metal, classical female vocal singing gibberish with baroque influences.
I've heard it called "Baroquecore".
Sometimes Youtube's absolutely random recommendations go hard.
Can somebody please make a bot that scrapes a comment thread and produces a Spotify Playlist with all song suggestions? Would be amazing for this thread!
I would love this. Unfortunately I'm too lazy and incompetent to pull it off.
best i can do involves a c64, cmd, a mips processor, fasttracker2, modarchive, a giant redstone cpu someone made in minecraft, a 2a03 chip, a monitor ripped off an amiga, a ti calculator, neocities, beepbox, a piano, the esolangs wiki, scratch, buncha irc chatlogs, too many .ttf files, a full mirror of xkcd, a termux install, a bunch of pico-8 cartridges i got off the lexaloffle bbs, nethack, a bunch of films i torrented off some p2p service, a telescope and conways game of life
Mind if I get a link to some of the stuff you listen to? Always down to try new things. Giggidy
So this guy's meme actually hits pretty close to my music tastes somehow lmao. I think it's got to be because I grew up with Linkin Park and halo. So that set my path into metal, electronic, and liking chants/shanties. My tastes have grown and changed but generally the meme is right lol.
Metal
Good intro metal bands of various subgenres (featuring catchy clean vocal parts frequently)
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Wage war. - https://youtu.be/zKYL0WXVaTs
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Memphis mayfire - https://youtu.be/rwPODGGwFn0
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Bring me the horizon - https://youtu.be/Jq4NhAnnD0Q
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Motionless in white - https://youtu.be/Pj2miRJ6bZs
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Sleep token - https://youtu.be/vFHBOKa_ZG0
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Atreyu - https://youtu.be/PqCt54Wx2e0
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Bad omens - https://youtu.be/h31THl8shy4
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In Flames - https://youtu.be/4OkSsFsXLD8
Electronic
Currently I listen to a lot of retro EDM. Synth wave specifically. It's like modern EDM writing a lover letter to the 80s we all see in stranger things. Which, unironically I love the intro to that show. Music like the Weeknds blinding lights fits under this umbrella of genres (https://youtu.be/4NRXx6U8ABQ).
- The midnight
- Gunship
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Dance with the dead https://youtu.be/acITJV6VHBE
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Daniel deluxe https://youtu.be/jjQnsOzfv60
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Kavinsky https://youtu.be/MV_3Dpw-BRY
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Essenger https://youtu.be/XtptYWXLdvo
Shout-out to Phonk as a genre too. It's great for studying or background for working
For sea shanties, the assassin's creed rogue and ac black flag soundtrack has great versions or real shanties.
Also look up the dreadnaughts
They are polka and shanties. It's awesome.
The longest John's are another sea shanty / folk song band that rules.
And the monk chants for me really is just the halo menu music lol. It's the best game music I've ever heard.
I would just click on this stuff and see if you like anything. There's so much more to these genres than what I'm posting.
Disclaimer: This is just a taste and I just picked some stuff quickly and randomly
Inb4 "sleep token isn't metal"
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my favourite "genre" of music is happyish songs about death
examples:
and also all the songs that give me specifically the same vibe. my friends are often confused
edit: thank you all for the recommendations <3 a lot new songs on my favourite playlist!
I can't click those right now, but very much look forward to them. Have one of my favorites:
Let’s not forget our modern folk artist!
I don't like music in major-key but make an exception for Bad Moon Rising by Creedence Clearwater Revival, who specifically talked about how he made the juxtaposition between upbeat music and lyrics about the apocalypse and doom a deliberate choice and made one of the all-time classic songs.
Try out Mongolian Metal. They combine metal and throat singing.
The who? The Hu! Who? The HU!
Man I don't exactly love two out of four of those genres myself, but this thread has a few commenters that seem to want to pretend they're the adults in the room but in reality they're just a bunch of miserable cunts that either hate music or only want to listen to the same fucking popular shit over and over.
Like, popular music is fine to be clear but so is wanting to listen to weirder stuff.
No faster way to make otherwise normal-seeming people go full-on rabies-mode is to make a public statement about a kind of music you don't like.
It's wild how people take that as a personal attack. In every instance, in a public space, if you type out distaste in a music genre someone is going to lose all reason and restraint and come at you swinging fucking viking axes.
"I listen to everything" at the same time
Yeah I'm into indie hip hop and medieval beekeepers
When CD burners first became affordable, I made mixes.
150 songs. I had a disk that started with pop, moved to metal, back to easy listening and ended with classical.
What does everyone do? Insert mp3-CD and hit shuffle.
Megadeath: Sweating Bullets -> Grieg In the Hall of the Mountain King -> MJ Smooth Criminal
Yeah, I just put my whole collection on shuffle and have come to appreciate the simplicity of that.
I use this web music player at home, which only supports shuffle and because it's a web thing, I can't either use keyboard shortcuts to skip songs (without switching to that window).
And I actually like that I can't distract myself with selecting just the right music. Because if I don't distract myself and just get into coding or whatever, I'll quickly stop noticing what precise music is playing.I do, adding also Free Jazz and Stockhausen with countriy music in between.
So, like... Sleep Token?
No joke though, this is incredible: https://youtu.be/JJpFTUP6fIo
In my day to day playlist I have mostly brutal metal and jazz, with some '90s British trip-hop, Romanian traditional music & hip hop fusion, a bit of manouche, 2000s alternative and '90s grunge here and there...
That's when I work or work out.
The Diablo or Witcher OSTs are for when I read or do my taxes.
Normal activities: normal music
Taxes: boss music
Heck yeah :)
Upgrade your friends. But don’t abandon the soundtrack of your life. It's a vital piece of the narrative. 🎧
Ok, this is what social media is for. Thanks everyone, so much good stuff in here. Glad I have similarly esoteric tastes..
If you dont mind French language songs:
Add Mongolian Throat singing and Tibetan chanting to that list.
tiktokcore
Mix in some rap, old school country, jazz, and dubstep with that group and you have an exact replica of one of my playlists
A great Celtic banger I've recently discovered. Also this one by Rose betts is great!
Seems like people in this thread might appreciate both those.
My playlists get sprinkled with a little Ancient FM: Music of the mediæval and renaissance eras.
No mention of Dwarven metal yet?
Sounds like power/prog to me
FR tho, if you get the aux you need to get the vibe. If anybody but you is enjoying the noise you put through them ears then you kinda failed the job.
(also, I'm not saying I don't like techno, sea shanties, gregorian chants and whatnot...)
Any chance op can share tjis playlist ?
https://lemmy.world/comment/16025461
I just made this comment for someone else in here. Check out some of that stuff if you're interested
I fucking love sea shanties. It's ironic because I'm terrified of water.
I want an artist that combines all four of that into an album, even if by techno it might mean "just some form of electronic music, and not necessarily techno".
Hmmm...
Go to a science fiction convention. Seriously. There's some wild live music. I wouldn't be surprised if you heard it there.
I used to go to several in the Northeast US, like Arisia, Lunacon, Philcon, Boscone. Of course yor best bet would be WorldCon.
See if Heilung does it for you. It’s light on the sea shanties, but covers the rest pretty well. Check out their live performance videos on YouTube too, the stage show is arguably the best part.
me irl.
- Irish beer punk + japanese movie soundtracks + 60s hippy pop
From that pic, they're clearly just waiting to hear yub nub
yea relatabke this happens when thwy let me choosd the music, it always ends up at a weird mix of chiptune, power metal, classical, jazz, funk and "using only windows error sounds" among many other things you usually wouldnt find in the playlist such as floppotron videos or "megalovania but every instrument is a metal pipe"
