Obligatory music tastes thread.

^/title

Anyways, list your favorite genres, artists, etc.

Yep.

 

Twenty One Pilots.
Just 'cause it's Twenty One Pilots.

 

Osu japanese shiet

 

Bass. Lots of bass.

 

It's lots of sound design experimentation for me, can listen to some bassy things.

 

metal

 

Pop punk/ Post hardcore.

My favorite artist(s) currently are:
Green day (seeing american idiot musical NEXT WEEK :D)
The strypes (Young irish band, I recommend you check them out)
Metallica (I cannot stop listening to Enter sandman)
Skindred
And finally, Pierce the Veil

I like other bands such as My Chemical romance, etc.. as well.

 

I mainly listen to songs that fall into the broad genre that is rock.

Drive- The Cars
Kashmir- Led Zeppelin
Runnin' With The Devil- Van Halen
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer- George Thorogood
(Don't Fear) The Reaper- Blue Oyster Cult

Just to name a few.

 

i'm expecting a lot of Twenty one pilots comments here

But anyway:
DnB
Drumstep
Hardstyle
House
Hardcore Gabber
Progressive House
EDM
Trance
Happy Hardcore
Future Bass

 

Thanks everyone for the replies, so, eh, here's my list:

I'm mostly a person who can enjoy some heavy drum programming, some rock, basically anything but pop.

Here are some examples, while we're at it:




And I have a thing for vaporwave.

 

I like Kpop :3

 

It's seriously very obvious that I love The Beatles and The Monkees.

If I had to be less specific, I like 60s rock/pop.
The Zombies, The Rolling Stones, and The Who are the only other bands I listen to lol

 

Alternative, really.
Whether it be Alternative-Rock, Alternative-Ska, or just flat out Alternative, I'll most likely listen to it lol

 

basically everything but country music

 

Pft
Let's go

Rap
R&B (thanks mom)
Trance
Trap (it sounds good ok)
Drumstep
House
Progressive House
DnB
Pop
Future Bass
EDM
Ummm
I'm not sure what genre Kelly Clarkson is
A copella (PTX basically)

^^^^^^same

 

punk rock / pop rock
alternative rock

(patd,fob,mcr,tøp,5sos,bmth..etc)

country music is a no.

 

edm & pop.

 

Trap is EDM, though.

 

I am so dumb. bye

 

Also, trap has a few subgenres.
There's the "heavy" stuff, like hybrid trap, a fusion genre with the heavy dubstep stuff, "brostep" or riddim.
The "ethereal" and eloquent, future bass.
"Trap 'n' Bass", basically a joint genre, high tempos, drum 'n' bass structures, mixed with trap.
"Neurotrap", another joint genre, this time with a subgenre of DnB, neurofunk, this time, yet again, "reese"-esque sound design and high tempos.
There's also the things you can consider more in the "leftfield", like experimental and mindblowing sounds, not sure if there's a name for it.
"Vaportrap", third fusion genre I'm aware of. It's vaporwave, but with trap beats, mostly original, there are some edits of songs, though.

If there are any more I'm unaware of, feel free to add anything.