Dude, genuinely, are you okay?, take a chill pill.
There is also plenty of classical orchestal music that doesn't work for "falling asleep while listening to music" at all lol.
Do Bernds listen to Antifascist Neofolk? Can you recommend anything that sounds like But what ends when the symbols shatter? It's my favourite album.
There are some other folk-y things I like, but they aren't quite neofolk. Currently I'm listening through the bands recommended on this website: https://antifascistneofolk.com/
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'Cause you're hot then you're cold
You're yes then you're no
You're in then you're out
You're up then you're down
You're wrong when it's right
It's black and it's white
We fight, we break up
We kiss, we make up
(You) You don't really want to stay, no
(You) But you don't really want to go
You're hot then you're cold
You're yes then you're no
You're in then you're out
You're up then you're down
There is a certain kind of Vaporwave songs that don't really fit inside the Vaporwave category.
They are more calmful, more peaceful, and whenever I listen to them; they teletransport me to
a dreamy room of overcast grey seas, and wet warm refreshing clouds, a place where nothing
good nor bad happens, almost as if this place was a praying room for god himself to pray to
something more powerful than himself.
I love Vaporwave.
Writing with this music is also very therapeutic, I have found that doing it especially in English helps, writing in another language feels really comfortable and kind of pleasurable.
Not writing good things nor bad things, not writing in a way of trying to sound smart or poetic, but just writing whatever comes to your mind because it feels good.
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How about the other way around?
I never got into punk because most of it I found either low energy (either outright weak or just loud for the sake of loudness and without any passion). But instead I'm seeing myself getting introduced into punk recently at the other end, where it crosses over with black metal (blackened crust) and especially D-beat seems to be right up my alley.
Good point, I forgot about that. What I said earlier should not shut out people like you, but maybe I am the wrong person to introduce you towards that if I myself lean towards the "softer" and more melodic/artistic/whatever end most of the time. I have plenty of non-imageboard-browsing friends who would be great at introducing you towards more crusty/hardcore punk, shame they have never heard of imageboards. But I do encourage you to experiment, and I think whatever the genre is, I think it belongs in the past when people were bunkered down to one genre and based their idendity of it (yeah I know punks do it still) and hated the others, I think it is much more refreshing to just give in to all the genres you like yourself and there is nothing wrong with disliking something either - personally I don't like hiphop and such. While I love different genres of metal like viking metal for example, and melodic.
I am ashamed to be here preaching like some false prophet about this subject, but then again, who can claim expertise on this broad subject? I will simply encourage you to try punk and crust out if it draws you even slightly to it, you might find hidden gems you never knew you'd love. That is what happened to me several times through my life when flowing through different music genres
Opinions on lowercase musik?
Brief explanation of what's lowercase music:
Lowercase is an extreme form of ambient minimalism where very quiet, usually unheard sounds are amplified to extreme levels. Minimal artist Steve Roden popularized the movement with an album entitled Forms of Paper, in which he made recordings of himself handling paper in various ways.
I've found myself listening to a lot of Kiss this week. Do you like Kiss?
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