i really like chevelle and also ghost and pals

also a perfect circle but they split up like... before i gained consciousness i don't really know when

i'm a rhythm gamer so a lot of my favorite music is edm in that vein. here's a current favorite

though this past year i've been getting into some more experimental electronic stuff, like autechre

i'm all over the place with my music taste, but some of my fav go-to things to listen to are experimental, ambient, noise, post-industrial, art and dream pop, folk, twee, avant garde, and new wave! anything that sounds like the backing tune to a colorful and cartoony circus, immediately gets placed on that list too. as well as the various remixes and sets i love from sc artists who flip and chop and screw or speed up songs to hell and back. i'm usually into lyricism/vocals as much (if not more) as the instrumentals/production though, so a lot of the albums i hold dear to me usually hold something i can resonate with.

speaking of! highly recommend:
ys by joanna newsom (grand mastery of freak folk, only second to whatever other album by her that speaks out to you more, contains incredibly whimsical imagery)
four calendar cafe by cocteau twins (elizabeth fraser really is dream pop's darling and this album sounds and feels really bittersweet, like a drawn out cold hug)
masked dancers by brave little abacus (emo/math rock album that's as complicated as it is catchy, super fun to scream along to)
tiger trap by tiger trap (angry and frustrated tunes that sound joyful, sweet, and upbeat, aka what twee music is all about, and i adore the vocals here)
doopee time by doopees (a full on concept album with a story to experience in each song here, that leans into melodic, doo wop, and space agey influences for its own theatrics perfectly)
the return of the durutti column by the durutti column (post punk with some of the warmest lush guitars i've ever heard)
caverna magica by andreas vollenweider (genuinely magical sounding, it looks exactly what you'd expect the cover to sound like and it's some pretty blissful and almost surreal-like new age)
no dogs allowed by sidney gish (quirked up little album i've grown super fond of! its "diy" sounding production cradles their lyrics so so well and makes it feels so animated and alive)

omg i adore heavenly and had no idea this was being released in october so ty!! god i even named my cat after one of their other bands (talulah gosh)