I’m quite eclectic. I like metal and punk to rap and some pop, etc., but my favourite genre is 100% electronic. I like IDM and ambient techno mainly, but also most types of electronic, from Aphex Twin to Boards of Canada to Prodigy.
I’m quite eclectic. I like metal and punk to rap and some pop, etc., but my favourite genre is 100% electronic. I like IDM and ambient techno mainly, but also most types of electronic, from Aphex Twin to Boards of Canada to Prodigy.
D I S C O.
If I’m being particular, maybe baroque disco? Literally the only example (other than my own stuff) that I know of off the top of my head is Walter Murphy though. He might be the sole occupant of that subgenre lol
Yes. This too.
Thank you. Me too.
Metal, Synphonic Metal, Heavy Metal, New Age, Calssical, Trance, House, Dance, 80s,
A similar one I really like is William Basinski www.youtube.com/.../UCLIG9cU723egdDl0g4vV9vg (sort of ambient as well).
Plus not as many artists have one genre anymore then you have bands like cardiacs who are what they are and can't be put in many genre at any given time.
Love your username, BTW. I’m obsessed with Potter.
I think I like a lot of the sub genre/cross over stuff which is possibly why I find genres so confusing.
I love electronic music and have quite a broad range of taste from disco and dream pop to much darker electronica. Love 80s music as well. Favourite artists are Scissor Sisters, Pet Shop Boys, Blondie, Fleetwood Mac, Purple Disco Machine, Kate Bush, Alison Goldfrapp, Cannons, Roosevelt, Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode...I could go on!
Generally like rocky, metal bands, but equally can enjoy emotive instrumental pieces. Evanescence is a favorite band of mine and I went to my first ever concert to see them last weekend at the 02- was a lot of sensory input but I managed and really enjoyed it.
Must have words, anything else does not make sense.
Anything that shows that the artiste knows what they are doing. Love things where musicians swap over between different combos like jazz and folk. So, many genres -
Pop - Queen and Mika and and and quite a lot of things my youngest played to me that I cannot remember, like that Mormon band from Utah (not the Osmonds, much more recent.)
Jazz - anything on the Radio2 Jamie Cullam show probably. And George Melly. Dates me, I am afraid.
Folk - Scottish / Irish / Political / Northumberland / Lady Maisery. And, being Liverpudlian, The Spinners in days gone by.
Classical - Benjamin Britten and Arvo Part (Estonian). Early Music. Choral Ensembles like The Sixteen, Tenebrae
And I am now stopping myself from listing absolutely everything I like..... church organ.....etc etc
I'm in Scotland. It's almost required. <grin>
This is true I mean pop punk and emo criss over a lot and you have sub genres so ch as post hardcore and mid West emo
But even pop music yes it's it's own genre but it can also mean what's ever is popular in the charts which may involve non pop
My playlist of favourite electronic tracks would be:
Kraftwerk - The Model
Eurythmics - Here comes the rain again
Daft Punk - Get Lucky
The Orb - Little Fluffy Clouds
Fatboy Slim - weapon of choice
Snap - Rythm is a dancer
The Beloved - Sweet Harmony
I like the chilli peppers
I'm not very good at music genres - they confuse me. There seems to be a lot of cross over and side genres.
I think I mainly like some kind of rock genre. Nothing heavy. Greenday, Avril Lavigne, Red Hot Chilli Peppers kind of stuff has always been my favourite.
I also like bands like Train - not sure what genre they are.
I don't like pop pop but I do like singers like Lewis Capaldi.
I love an acoustic guitar. So a good singer playing to an acoustic guitar I tend to like.
Wow, someone else who's heard of the Peat Bog Fairies!