Well, technically it's all of the guys songs one after the other.

Isa, have you heard any of late Tangerine Dream frontman Edgar Froese's solo albums? I've recently listened to Aqua, Epsilon In The Malaysian Pale, Ages, Stuntman, and Pinnacles. They're all pretty good. The first two are fairly Tangerine Dreamy, but have more specific themes to them. The latter three are electronic works that are still Tangerine Dreamish, but a bit more playful and unconnected.

I think I enjoyed every Bjork's album except for Debut, I'm not yet prepared to hear that but soon, I will.
I also don't know how I ended up listening and collecting her albums, I thought my ears only focus in pop, indie and somewhere in between but gladly I found her.
I also wanted to share some tracks that I think would somewhat represent her experimental wackiness but not quite.
Lykke Li - Silent My Song
Susanne Sundfør - Kamikaze
Glass Animals - Pools
Oh Land - Wolf and I
Hope you'll like it.

yaya i have not

most recent repeated listen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6hkVXpQYYg
Olivia Tremor Control - I Have Been Floated

I really like that Sweet Trip album that was posted.

Before Your Very Eyes by Atoms For Peace (very cool music video too)
Kalide by Random Rab
The Moth & the Flame by Les Deux Love Orchestra
Deliverance by Culprate (this album is amazing)
Premonition: Contorted by E.S.T. (couldn't find a good Youtube link so here's a download, very melancholy and beautiful)
Old castle, by the river, in the middle of the forest by Hiromi Uehara and Chick Corea (same as above; one of the best jazz albums I've ever heard)

I have several Hiromi albums in my music library, but not the one that song is on. I'll have to check it out. My favorite Hiromi song is probably Kung Fu World Champion (link is a live version, couldn't find the studio verison on Youtube).

this song is pretty dank

Broken link, Rocket Guy. Make sure to include the http:// in the link, else you end up making a local link like that.

However, I did find the song you intended to link, and it's good. Short, seeing as it seems to be some sort of demo, but it's actually top-tier future bass IMO. My all-time favorite future bass track is still probably Grant Bowtie - High Tide though, for that amazing intro.

  

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Here's a cool song I found!

Today marks a momentous day: The day Monstercat uploaded their first ever uplifting trance song.

Gareth Emery & Standerwick - Saving Light (feat. HALIENE)

Seriously, I've been waiting for this for years. Progressive trance is fine, but this is the real good stuff right here.

Recently I've been listening to soundtracks from video games like Morrowind and Daggerfall. Although those two games are part of the same series, their music is completely different, and I enjoy it all.

Cool music video edition:

The Music Scene by Blockhead (probably my favourite)
Source by Fever The Ghost
When I Was Done Dying by Dan Deacon

So it's noooot looooooaaaaadded stadiums, or baaalllparrks

Yaya have you tried Low Roar - Low Roar?

I know of the band cuz of the Death Stranding trailer, but haven't checked out any other music of theirs. Will do later today

WITCHES THEY RIDE ON BROOMSTICKS YA KNOW

MYRNE & Popeska - Get It All (feat. Emily Hendrix) is seriously good. Probably the best future bass track I've heard in a while, if not ever.

I've also been listening to Grant - Are We Still Young (feat. Jessi Mason) quite a bit recently, as well as The Chainsmokers & Coldplay - Something Just Like This (which was the most played song on pop radio last week).

PS - Even though Monstercat labels Are We Still Young as future bass, I don't consider it to be future bass since it's 4otf. Tropical house maybe. All 3 of the tracks I just mentioned have a bit of a future bass vibe though.

Listening to Slushii - LUV U NEED U a few times to cleanse all the depressing vibes out of my head. If you can avoid cringing at the kawaiiness, it's actually a pretty good song. Gotta love that breakbeat second drop.

recently i've been listening to (among other things) the two new songs mura masa put out for free, wave and sole m8s.  they're both so good, and i seriously can't wait until his album drops in a few weeks.



god, i actually really like this song.  it's the first slushii song that i've enjoyed in awhile.  i was blown away by it when i first heard it about a week or so ago because it reminds me of a lot of the bright, bubbly music that was gaining popularity a few years ago.  i really hope he continues to make more similar-ish music.

For those of you more rock-inclined, the epitome of Celldweller's electronic rock: The Best It's Gonna Get

Simon and garfunkel

One of my favourite songs right now, Space Battle, by F-777

S U P E R   K A W A I I

(Anamanaguchi - Miku ft. Hatsune Miku)

I've been listening to Edvard Grieg's Peer Gynt suites (no. 1 and no. 2) a lot recently. They're great, and have lots of melodies that you'll probably recognize, especially the first one.  

We are number one so call me maybe