The velvet underground

This!

This a bit of an overreaction. As much as tiktok relies on soundbites it has also helped launch the careers of some pretty decent artists. Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow, Doja Cat etc. It has also brought attention to plenty of smaller indie artists. The music you are suggesting has always existed, and all though you may not like it it has a place and time. Not every piece of music has to be or should be songwriting master piece. An artists will put out a project they are comfortable with. How you recieve it is entirely subjective.

I actually find it absolutely not aggressiv, but I understand why people say so. I just texted a friend yesterday: it's incredible how calming such aggressive music is. For me with metal comes a lot of power, strength and it actually lifts me up. I can totally understand this sounds wierd for people tough

The noise calm down on me.

They express things I Couldn't.

I will walk the amount of streams which is nearly 600, I think this is doable

Ah yes, 1300km, or otherwise across a country, that's really going to happen.

You should have used meters.

Agreed

Thought the same! Glad, there is music for all of us!

I came here to say this. Also would recommend Small Faces and The McCoys.

There are many more reasons; they are all valid and inclusive

My opinion is lyrics were never an important part of music to me until I bought my first set of good headphones that gave all the instruments more room. Now I can hear everything. Now I listen to songs more based off their meaning (tout le monde and fade to black being a few)

I like to mix listening instrumental and lyric heavy stuff. Depends on the day. You’re not alone though.

I wouldn't say I don't enjoy them, but the older I get the less I really care about lyrics. Most of the stuff I listen to is instrumental and scream heavy anyway.

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Lol we're exact opposites

https://youtu.be/FS6o3qFimsc

Or maybe the chords under Erik Satie’s gymnopedia number 1

No

It almost sounds like the keys behind suddenly last summer by the motels

You’re talking about the soft keyboard chords in the back?

I mostly hate instrumental music as I find it very boring. I guess either is fine.

The Move. ELO before ELO.

Love the interrupters, but I'm looking for pop chicks doing metal or similar

And a McCartney doppelgänger for a voice.