Asklemmy

I love most electronic music with my favourite subgenre being electro. Although dubstep and a trance are also up there rn

Cold wave, no wave, post rock, uplifting trance, mutant disco, freak folk

Well, Fuckmyfuckingass, if you must know. Punk, folk, and folk punk with some rock and classical mixed in there too

My music taste is... eclectic. For example, the last 20 searches on Spotify are

Sober - Childish Gambino
Numb - Linkin Park
Being me to life - Evanescence
Still Fly - The Devil Wears Prada
... Ready for it? - Taylor Swift
Tighten up - The Black Keys
Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls - Groovio
I Miss You - Blink 182
Give me One Reason - Tracy Chapman
Canned Heat - Jamiroquai
Little Girl Gone - Chinchilla
In the Waiting Line - Zero 7
Chicago soundtrack
Ben Folds
Push Up - Creeds
Without You - Joseph
Boombastic - Shaggy
Jerk it Out - Caesars
Formation - Beyonce
Gasolina - Daddy Yankee

Bet you can't tell how old I am. 😅 IYKYK...

Progressive and djent metal

Happy Hardcore, Psytrance, Progressive Techno :)

Classical

I oscillate between 3 moods. For the longest time I exclusively listened to metal and rock, System of a Down being my all time favorite. Also Primus, Korn, Rammstein, Suicidal Tendencies, ICP, and La Dispute (not exactly metal/rock but fits in with all my angry music that keeps me happy lol).

My other mood, when I’m struggling with my mental health, is Pink Floyd. All the Pink Floyd, all day long, listen to the same album on repeat for 3 weeks straight Pink Floyd. My current favorite album is The Final Cut. It haunts me in an amazing way.

Recently I’ve been on an alt/electro pop kick. Ashnikko is my favorite and I can't wait to see her on tour later this year. Also Kim Petras, Medusa, Poppy (kinda scratches that metal itch too), Royal & the Serpent, YONAKA, SUUNS, and IC3PEAK (ALSO kinda scratches the metal itch).

Punk rock.

• Noise rock
• Stoner rock
• Industrial

IDM and Jazz

I mostly listen to varieties of British music (shoutout !britishmusic@lemmy.world)

I love R&B. I've been exploring British country music lately (surprisingly is a lot of it).

Massive fan of grime music (!grime@lemmy.world) (similarish to hip hop but with electronic beats) and its predecessor, UK garage (summery dance music vibes). UK rap in general is a big thing for me. I listen to drill music on occasion but not super often (modern gangster rap basically, although there's a lot of commercial drill nowadays). Been really into jersey club music lately - I think the beats are really cool.

I have some fondness for dancehall (!dancehall@lemmy.world) and afrobeats music as well.

Other than that, I enjoy (but don't listen to actively) baile funk, some varieties of house music, deep/original dubstep music (not the screechy dubstep most people think of), reggae, lofi-hiphop, the underground NY hip hop scene

Gridlink just dropped a new track and I was reminded of what a banger Longhena was

https://gridlink.bandcamp.com/album/coronet-juniper

The band Sleep Token has been a majority of my played music for over a month now, and I don't see that changing anytime soon. I mostly listen to stuff like Metalcore, Deathcore, Djent, Nu Metal, Prog, Instrumental, I love metal covers of pop songs. Also like hard dance, dubstep, DnB, some pop, some rap, most anything as long as it isn't tasteless.

I'm a real big fan of grunge. All my discovery feeds are based off nothing but 90's grunge.

C418

Future Breaks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2U8x0ixCZU

I'm really into mid 2000s pop-punk. Obviously the big ones like blink-182 and Green Day, but also a bunch of the smaller ones like The Starting Line, Rufio, New Found Glory, etc. Those were the bands I listened to when I was learning to play guitar. I learned so many of their songs because they were easy AF (except Rufio). And I guess those songs really stuck with me.