Phenomenal job organizing the genres in the sidebox!

Thank you thank you thank you!

cc /u/magnora7, /u/d3rr, /u/Stankmango

 

New: /s/BroStep_GlitchHop

In the sidebox of BroStep_GlitchHop I've listed a few more electronica genres I'd hope to see made by me or anyone:

● CyberGoth | Dark dystopian sci-fi electronica

● EpicMusic | Emotionally uplifting from Classical to Electronica to Scores to Soundtracks

● FunkHouse | House music with a funky soul groove

● LavaLounge | Acid Jazz, Chillout, Crooners, Easy Listening, Lounge Core, Mellow Swing, Retro Rockabilly, Space Age Bachelor Pad, Spy Craft, Surf Songs, Tiki Lounge, Ultra Lounge, and Vintage Vibes

● ProgressiveTrance | Progressive House and Dream Trance with motivating peaks and builds

 

I also have non-electronica music subs I hope to see:

● 50s

● 60s

● 70s

● ActivistAnthems or TruthTrax or FightThePower (or some name to be determined) | Not to be confused with conservative-only BasedMusic, this is anything vaguely resistance oriented

● Celts_And_Pirates | Folk and/or world music may overlap with celtic, but this sub will be completely dedicated to maritime jigs and reels, beer-drinking songs, movie soundtracks, and of course Irish, Scottish, and even some Scandinavian classics, new and old and ancient

● ClassicRock | Overlaps with some 60s, 70s, and onward

● HippyVibes | Not to be confused with Classic Rock or early 60s music - it's a very specific generally optimistic period

 

Plus a couple more music subs that require a bit more explaining via example (hinted below), when I get around to it. And some more music genre subs that aren't very pressing since I don't have much to share or they're not important enough to me.

IMO, /s/RockAndRoll need not be limited to just American music, and it should not include honky-tonk, blues, or jazz. They are all very distinct genres. I'm not a fan of honky-tonk, country, western, or blues, and only like some jazz, but I respect them all enough to know they deserve their own subs, though the first 3 could be one. (I have another special related themed sub, but I'll have to establish the tone (mirror my playlist) to avoid confusion before allowing others to contribute.) It might also be worth redefining /s/RockAndRoll to be 50s & 60s and creating /s/Rock for non-ClassicRock music from pop-rock to alt-rock and more.

Lastly, there's a whole discussion to be had about Swing, considering there are several sub-genres: East-Coast, West-Coast, Electro-Swing, /s/musica, etc.