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And when's the last time he toured?! Message is pretty clear he doesn't care about keeping the fans happy.

not really women have influenced the industry so much

Have you tried using MusicMap or Gnoosis or one of the other online recommenders? I feel your pain about the loss of record stores with employees that loved music. Finding new stuff organically seems to get incrementally harder the older you get.

Is anyone on this sub under 50 years old? I just see the same questions asked and the same bands named over and over.

Miseria Cantera by AFI at the beginning of Sing the Sorrow.

Where I grew up in Louisiana, the place was a head shop and record store. The owner was so cool.

I mean I probably would enjoy it. I listen to a ton of things. I feel I understand what you are trying to argue with cultural over universal. If it sounds nice what’s to stop you from enjoying it? I don’t need to understand German or Italian to enjoy some of my favorite songs or even French.

Culture does play heavily into what you’re exposed to as well as what kind of area you’re in. Once you have the means to explore though you can easily branch out to new things. Easier said than done for specific areas again.

I’m gonna look into what you recommended though, not to be salty I just feel I can find some bangers for while I’m at work.

Blister in the Sun - Violent Femmes

Skip It, Type O Negative, World Coming Down

Actually worked since everyone still had a CD player.

The Black Keys - Happiness

The Revivalists - Future

A previously unknown manuscript was found in 2016, so I guess technically a release?

bro Beethoven is a dog

Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory

If you like Rap Rock and listening to music on volume setting 11, this album will help “numb” the pain and let you workout whatever you’re going through.

When your neighbor's children resemble you - that is a problem. The rest is just mere bullshit.

Knocked loose

Cannibal corpse doesn’t even sound angry

Those songs have great breakdowns

Beyond Hypothermia by Cave In was my go to at college.

Whole Of The Law by Anaal Nathrahk is more therapeutic now I'm older.

Korn, first one is the angriest but their early ones in general

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I'd start by trying to identify what you like about the current music you're listening to. Is it the vocals? The lyrics? The instrumentals? Once you narrow it down, start searching online for things that are similar to the things you've identified.

If that doesn't help at all, I'd explore some of the premade playlists in whatever streaming service you use and find what you like from that. As you find new artists, write them down and then look up artists that are similar.

You’re right but this is a general sub and you’re gonna get a lot of dead brains here. Music is part of culture and cultural context is different everywhere, and if you hear something from a foreign culture that sounds familiar its because it’s been directly influenced by your culture or you’re misinformed by your cultural context.

The World of Sleaze - Regurgitator