What kind of music do you listen to?

[gerryflap@feddit.nl]

Hardstyle, (Electronic) Hardcore, DnB, Trance. Don't really mind metal etc either, but I generally don't listen to it myself. Most pop music bores me because it's too slow. I need speed and intensity but I don't really mind repetition.

[sylence@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Mainly black and old school death metal. Also some ambient and contemporary classical.

[ethancedwards8@programming.dev]

Polyphia typically

[syklemil@discuss.tchncs.de]

Yeah, same. Post-metal or thereabouts towards jazz can work too IME. Stuff like Russian Circles, Earthless, Elephant9. But stuff like Waveshaper and Amynedd are often safer bets.

[josie@vegantheoryclub.org]

Mostly golden age hip hop, metal and its various subgenres (heavy metal, doom metal, death metal etc), classic rock, indie, post-hardcore, and pop-punk

[psythik@lemmy.world]

I'm an open format DJ, so I listen to everything except Hick Hop, and that annoying sub-genre of electronic music that consists of little more than someone repeating the same word or phrase over a simple drum beat. Have no idea what it's called, but kids under 30 seem to love it and I just don't understand why.

[zod000@lemmy.ml]

MBR is on my coding playlist for sure

[zygo_histo_morpheus@programming.dev]

Most of the music I listen to fits under the alternative umbrella. While I never actually spent a lot of time directly on /mu/ that type of online music culture circa ten years ago has been very influential on my music taste. A couple of years ago I also had a big emo phase, in particular 90's emo and 10's emo revival. I also listen to a lot of punk and post hardcore.

[masterofn001@lemmy.ca]

Mostly:

Halftime and future bass, stuff like ivy labs and mad Zach, and two fingers

90s alternative like pixies, nirvana, aic.

30s and 40s jazz and blues

[igorette@lemmy.ml]

Yes. Plus Bohren und der Club of Gore, which is Slowest Black Jazz

[sylence@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Absolutely! Black Earth gets semi-regular rotation around these parts too.