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glitteringstars) wrote2025-05-04 07:55 pm
glitteringstars) wrote2025-05-04 07:55 pm
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3w4dw: Week 2, Day 3: Music I've Been Listening To
I thought for today, I'd mention artists and albums I've had on loop for the last few weeks:
The Last Dinner Party: An alternative band from England. Itunes says their influences includes Kate Bush, and it really does fit. The first song I heard from them was "Sinner." The local station played a censored version of it, and I've kind of been obsessed since.
Marianas Trench: I joking call them a Canadian theater kids/boy band, but I've been deeply in love with their stuff since the early 2010s. Their albums are constructed like a good musical and are masters of referencing their old material in new ways that still is enjoyable for new listeners. Every album experiments a bit with genre and sound, but there's still a few consistent things they do which is always so much fun. Favorite albums are Masterpiece Theatre and Phantoms. My favorite song from them is "The Killing Kind," the bombastic closing song from their Phantoms album.
Autoheart: Another British band that's grabbed me by the throat. I don't remember the exact first song I heard from them, but some of my favorites are "Joseph," "Factories," and "Oxford Blood."
Baldur's Gate 3 Soundtrack as orchestrated by Borislav Slavov. This entire fucking soundtrack has me hooked, though special shoutouts go to the best boss music in the game: Raphael's Final Act.
The Last Dinner Party: An alternative band from England. Itunes says their influences includes Kate Bush, and it really does fit. The first song I heard from them was "Sinner." The local station played a censored version of it, and I've kind of been obsessed since.
Marianas Trench: I joking call them a Canadian theater kids/boy band, but I've been deeply in love with their stuff since the early 2010s. Their albums are constructed like a good musical and are masters of referencing their old material in new ways that still is enjoyable for new listeners. Every album experiments a bit with genre and sound, but there's still a few consistent things they do which is always so much fun. Favorite albums are Masterpiece Theatre and Phantoms. My favorite song from them is "The Killing Kind," the bombastic closing song from their Phantoms album.
Autoheart: Another British band that's grabbed me by the throat. I don't remember the exact first song I heard from them, but some of my favorites are "Joseph," "Factories," and "Oxford Blood."
Baldur's Gate 3 Soundtrack as orchestrated by Borislav Slavov. This entire fucking soundtrack has me hooked, though special shoutouts go to the best boss music in the game: Raphael's Final Act.