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This sub is devoted to visual aesthetics that accompany the music played. The music videos should be official ones produced for the artists or professionally captured live studio sessions and stage shows. No AMVs, Compilations of still images, or Lyric Videos. If you want to just post the song then it is suggested to visit /s/music instead.

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/s/3rdmusic - Poltical folk songs and memetic/ironic far right parodies
/s/80s Music from the 80s decade
/s/90s Music from the 90s decade
/s/alternative Indie songs rooted in the style and aesthetics of punk
/s/Ambstep Ambient Dubstep/Future Garage that features minimalistic sounds, with skittery, broken rhythms and bright, clean melodies
/s/analog Analog recorded tracks as opposed to modern digital
/s/BABYMETAL Fansub for Japanese kawaii metal band
/s/blackmetal Extreme metal with fast tempos, raw recordings & shrieking vocals
/s/BossmanTracks Grime and UK Garage
/s/Braindance IDM (Intelligent Dance Music)
/s/BrownMusic Nominally progressive funk-rock but welcomes eclectic music with mixed genre elements
/s/BubbleBathTunes Warm drone, piano, strings, and light ambient
/s/ChristianMusic Not a genre as such, but rather a descriptor to music with lyrics containing Christian themes
/s/Chromaticadence Any track that has a colour in the title
/s/ClassicalMusic Early art music produced or rooted in the traditions of Western culture, including both liturgical and secular, old and modern
/s/ComedyMusic Music designed to entertain in humorous ways
/s/Covers Renditions of original songs by other artists
/s/DnB Drum and Bass electronic music characterized by fast breakbeats
/s/DodderingDitties Pre-50s sounds such as American Folk, Country, Blues, and Music Hall
/s/doomers Soothing lofi and distorted pop tracks that reflect nihilism in memetic/ironic ways
/s/DoomMetal Extreme metal with slower tempos, low tuned guitars, and a funereal quality
/s/edm Electronic Dance Music that's generally pop-oriented and produced for the dance club scene
/s/electronicmusic This is the home of varied electronic sounds
/s/Folk Rural and urbanized simple traditional music often focused on lyrics and storytelling
/s/GameMusic Original Soundtracks derived from video games
/s/Gospel Variations of rhythmic hymnodies
/s/Gothic Ethereal wave and horror punk
/s/GratefulDead Deadhead fansub for Californian psychedelic band
/s/greekmusic Music from or originating in Greece
/s/hardcorepunk Extreme variation of punk that's much faster and more aggressive
/s/Hardstyle Techno appreciated for its incredibly fast tempo
/s/HippityHoppity All styles of hip-hop. Saidit's answer to /r/hiphopheads
/s/housemusic Hard dance music characterized by heavy repetitive four-on-the-floor beats and a fast tempo
/s/JustDuet Songs that are performed by two vocalists
/s/Klezmer Romani music traditionally of Yiddish origin
/s/Korn Fansub of the nu-metal band Korn
/s/KPOP Korean Pop
/s/Lallygagarette Trip-hop, lounge, and downtempo sounds
/s/ListenToThis A sub for introducing/recommending different types of music
/s/LiveMusic
/s/LongSongs Tracks that are over 10 minutes long
/s/metal Multi-variations of the metal rock genre
/s/musica Latin music
/s/musicbywomen Music performed and/or produced by women
/s/MUSICUNKNOWN Sub for unknown sounds
/s/Music The polar opposite to this sub containing still images and lyric videos rather than official music videos
/s/PeachyTang Vapourwave, Synthwave, Proto-funk, and Japanese Pop with summery/positive vibes
/s/Pop Mainstream music
/s/Postrock Texture and timbre focused experimental rock often ambient and instrumental
/s/Proggers Progressive music from Symphonic orchestral to the Canterbury folk scene
/s/Quindexedrine Extremely experimental music that's too strange to submit anywhere else
/s/radiohead Fansub for British art-rock band
/s/rockandroll American music through the decades that includes honky-tonk, doo-wop, jump blues, boogie woogie, and jazz
/s/RockyAcid Acid, Grunge, Doom, Shoegaze, and Psychedelic variants of rock
/s/Seasonal Sounds for the Christmas season
/s/Shamanica Goa Trance, Psybient, and Psytrance
/s/Soundaemonic Dark Ambient, Witchhouse, and Ethereal Electronic
/s/sublime Fansub of Californian Ska band
/s/SummerCumCruise Tunes subjectively considered good driving music
/s/Synthwave Electronic subgenre associated with action, science-fiction, and horror film soundtracks of the 1980s
/s/VideoGameOSTs See /s/GameMusic
/s/WorldMusic Traditional folk and indigenous music from around the world and is typically separated by Westerners to "contemporary folk music"

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Billy Talent - Surrender

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[–][deleted] 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun - 3 years ago (1 child)

I honestly don't know the band members names, albums or song titles.. They just randomly pop into my head a few times a year since I discovered them in high-school. For some reason I never got into them but I really like their music a lot. I'm not sure what the term for it is, but the lead singer has an awesome vocal range and is great at holding notes.. He's just a great singer all-around, not even sure how to describe his style, but it's unique and so is his voice. Their music has progressed really well too, it's changed, but it still sounds like them in a good way, not like they sold-out, and not like they're trying to hold onto the past and becoming a band based on nostalgia.

For some reason they never got big in the USA, at least not on the east coast. None of my friends had ever heard of them, and tbh, I never saw any advertising for them for some reason. They definitely were one of the better bands from that era musically imho, and they've aged well musically too, compared to American pop-punk/rock acts.. It's kind of cringey hearing men in their mind 40's still singing about teenage issues when they aren't 19 anymore and have written many songs on the topic.

[–]SeasideLimbs 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun - 3 years ago (0 children)