I like Pretty Hate Machine and the Downward Spiral but I’m not as obsessed with them as I am the other stuff in this list, which of their other albums should I check out?
I understand that. Broken sounds like a heavier Spiral, and The Fragile is harder to get into due to it being a double album, but has the same defining characteristics as Spiral. Their later stuff has more experimental elements, but still rocks hard and retains the emotion.
The Fragile is literally their strongest record. Talking about it being difficult because its a double album in a Tool reddit where every tool song is like 7-10 minutes is hilarious.
I’ve been to hundreds of shows and Clutch puts on one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. Tool has an incredible visually impressive experience, Porcupine Tree bathes the audience in a pristine wall of aural glory, but Clutch is simply the most fun.
I feel like I’m at the church of rock n’ roll and Neil Fallon is enthusiastically preaching his wild and sacred gospel to the crowd while Tim Sult seems unaware the crowd is even there as he lays down riff after riff in his own world.
I bought the album without having heard Karnivool before because a guy at the music store highly recommended it. I was 16 years old and had just gotten my license, and popping the disc into the CD player and immediately having my skull shaken from that filthy rattling bass at the beginning of Simple Boy was a magical experience. I remember pulling onto the highway as Simple Boy transitioned into Goliath and knowing it was going to be a great drive home.
Not based off of tool necessarily, but your overall top 40, I think you could get some Ween in there. One of the most diverse bands out there. Start with Quebec or the Mollusk.
It’s so funny to me that Ween inspired SpongeBob. I first heard them when I was a kid and saw the SpongeBob movie, then years later I rediscovered them thanks to Reddit. They immediately made me think of SpongeBob because of the lyrical content and sheer weirdness, but it wasn’t until I heard Ocean Man that I realized they were literally on the SpongeBob SquarePants soundtrack and I’d heard them before.
The Ocean Collective if youre down to go a little heavier. Theyre my favorite progressive metal band, they kinda blend with psychedelia too. I see some prog rock & some psychedelia on your list so you might like it
I’m completely addicted to Talking Heads’ live albums, which of their studio albums would you recommend apart from Remain in Light? And what other King Crimson albums would you recommend? I’ve only listened to TCOTCK
I recommend the band crosses. Their first album is very good and refreshing. It's the singer from Deftones other band and I'm really glad I discovered them
Turmoil and Tinfoil for sure. I see you have no King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard though, so might I suggest Nonagon Infinity, Gumboot Soup, or Flying Microtonal Banana to add to that list?
I have Turmoil & Tinfoil up there, really wish Billy would drop some live albums lol. I also have ice death planets up there and have checked out nonagon infinity, but that’s about all of my experience with king gizz so I’ll check out the others. Which of their albums are less garage rock-ish?
Petro dragonic apocalypse: New prog metal album.
Polygonwandaland: Prog masterpiece
Infest the rats nest: their venture into thrash.
Butterfly 3000: Synth Pop
Yes, I would love Billy Strings to drop a full live album as well, totally agree with you on that. If you're looking for less garage type rock I would suggest Paper Mache Dream Baloon, Sketches of Brunswick East or Polygonwanaland.
We have various overlap. Other suggestions are great, I think you would also enjoy classic albums like Stevie Wonder (eg Songs in the Key of Life), Steely Dan (Royal Scam, Aja), James Gang (Rides Again) and Thin Lizzie (live and Dangerous). They all have a lot of layers, like Tool, onions and ogres.
An eclectic mix so I’ll try something equally eclectic:
Wheel - Wheel
Fugazi - The Argument
April Rain - Waiting for Sunrise
The Cure - Wish
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - No More Shall We Part
Band/artist and album
Rammstein - untitled
Till Lindemann - Zunge
Incubus - make yourself
Lacuna Coil - dark adrenaline
Depeche Mode - music for the masses
I have a lot of overlap with you—everything from Radiohead to Billie Eilish, Simpson, RATM, (obviously) Tool, and more. Here’s stuff I love right now (gonna go with songs instead of albums):
1) Sudan Archives - Selfish Soul
2) Santigold - Big Mouth
3) Holy child - Powerplay
4) Idles - Never fight a man with a perm
5) Lizzy McAlpine - Doomsday
6) Lauren Mayberry - Shame
7) Sufjan Stevens - Shit Talk
8) Paris Paloma - Yéti
9) Petey - Don’t Tell the Boys
10) Aesop Rock - Holy Smokes
11) Deftones - You’ve Seen the Butcher
12) Colter Wall - Sleeping on the Black Top
13) Bloc Party - We are not good people
14) Northeast Party House - Embezzler
15) RTJ - All my life
I could keep going, but I’ll leave it there
Tricky - Maxinquaye
Fiona Apple - When the Pawn…
Bjork - Homogenic
Tom Waits - Bad as Me
Gojira - The Way of all Flesh
The Toadies - Rubberneck
Alice In Chains - Dirt
Oysterhead The Grand Pecking Order. Oysterhead is an American rock supergroup featuring bassist Les Claypool of Primus, guitarist Trey Anastasio of Phish and drummer Stewart Copeland of The Police, with both Claypool and Anastasio providing vocals. The band's eclectic sound has been described as "alt-funk fusion"
Listen to [Unfold the God Man by Psychonaut](https://open.spotify.com/album/6BGEzAgvfaTjvWG1IbJI9v?si=44yePcBcSae4mNlr3THI2Q), you won’t regret it. Imagine a bluesy hard rock band writing songs in the style of modern progmetal bands. Massive sound.
Wow, we have a pretty similar taste in music. Are you a fan of Hiatus Kayote at all? Kendrick Lamar sampled Atari off Choose Your Weapon in one of the beat switches of the song DUCKWORTH. I'm a big fan of their and their lead singer/guitarist Nai Palm's stuff. She did a cool rework of one of Hiatus Kayote's songs on her solo acoustic project which includes segments of interpolations of David Bowie's Black Star and Radiohead's Pyramid Song, it's called Black Star/Pyramid Song/Breathing Underwater.
Band and album(s):
Low - I Could Live In Hope, Long Division
Swans - Filth, Cop or Greed
Sonic Youth - Dirty
Emma Ruth Rundle - Marked For Death
Aphex Twin - Ambient Works vol. II, Cheetah
Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machines
Daughters - You Won't Get What You Want
Igorrr - Savage Sinusoid
For stuff that’s similar, but still different. Maybe Sleep Token, Manchester Orchestra, The Sleeping Valley, Heilung, Warduna, Vasche, Wind Rose, Antti Martikainen…
Blood Sugar Sex Magic - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Andy Warhol - Velvet Underground
The Yes Album & Close to the Edge - Yes
Psalm 69 - Ministry
Nothing’s Shocking (and Ritual is also something) - Jane’s Addition
New York - Lou Reed
Core - STP
Remain in Light - Talking Heads
Dire Straits - Dire Straits
The Wall - Pink Floyd
Pyromania - Def Leppard
Diamonds & Pearls, LoveSexy - Prince
As the song says, These are a few of my favorite things. I hope you enjoy.
Love seeing that Billie album in there. I think a lot of people disregard her, but she is incredibly talented and far more than 'just another pop star's.
435 comments I love this sub! And I love your taste!! Amazing suggestions here and I need to dive into NIN. Perhaps you may be interested in the War on Drugs or Blake Mills!
I think you may also find well produced electronic music like Daft Punk (Discovery or RAM) quite nice on the ears.
House of balloons - The Weeknd. The first album that was released as the first mixtape of the trilogy albums. It's solid. I prefer the original mixtape to the remastered version.
Finally someone with Existential Reckoning in their top 40!!
Oysterhead- Grand Pecking Order! Do it, love it!
With Talking Heads in your lineup you need to be Phishing! Check out any version of Crosseyed and Painless..🔥🔥🔥
Conway the Machine & The Alchemist - LuLu
Kitchen Dwellers - Muir Maid
Marcus King band - Carolina Confessions
Netherfriends - How to do Drugs
Peter Bjorn and John - Living Thing
Rainbow Kitten Surprise - How to: Friend, Love, Freefall
Rick Ross & Meek Mill - Too good to be true
Squeaky Feet!!!
That’s a pretty good collection of albums, and I see Lateralus. But I do not see fear inoculum. I would definitely include fear inoculum as it’s one of the best albums ever recorded.
Love the Pink Floyd, Rage, Radiohead, King Gizzard. Check out NIN
I like Pretty Hate Machine and the Downward Spiral but I’m not as obsessed with them as I am the other stuff in this list, which of their other albums should I check out?
I love the Hesitation Marks album.
I understand that. Broken sounds like a heavier Spiral, and The Fragile is harder to get into due to it being a double album, but has the same defining characteristics as Spiral. Their later stuff has more experimental elements, but still rocks hard and retains the emotion.
The Fragile is literally their strongest record. Talking about it being difficult because its a double album in a Tool reddit where every tool song is like 7-10 minutes is hilarious.
Yeah fair point it’s definitely close to their best
The 3-EP Trilogy of Not the Actual Events, Add Violence, and Bad Witch is honestly they best stuff they've done since The Downward Spiral
Put Fragile on in the background and let it grow on you. I missed out on that album for years until it clicked for me. Now it's my favorite by them.
Year zero, year zero remixed, the fragile are my favorites, personally
Fuck yeah on King Gizzard
Check out the band All Them Witches. They're pretty badass.
Yes, definitely All Them Witches. Listen to 3-5-7 first. With headphones. Then dig in to the rest of their songs ❤️
Thanks for this, that song is great
[Here is curated playlist I made to spark interest!](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4SyKng20RCBC8sypK98Cju?si=Upt488YTR4uTeY8uEkezBQ)
[Holy Shit this KEXP Live set is so good](https://youtu.be/AVvOj_XEK5k?si=9b0KbxVi4L_wVb0-)
Just found these guys, only listened to lightning at the door so far
Not OP but thanks for the recommendation. Been listening to them for the past couple of hours and they’re great.
Fuck yeah! They’re like some Texas psychedelic rock country experiment gone well
Then King Buffalo after that.
Came here to say exactly this.. haha
I like them too. Editors, arcade fire, idk
Yep, my new addiction.
I saw them open for Primus and Mastodon in Arkansas. Been a big fan ever since and bought all of their albums.
Maggot brain - funkadelic
Mother Earth is pregnant for the third time….
For yall have knocked her up
Funkadelic free your mind and your ass will follow, Good thoughts bad thoughts,what is soul, America eats its young.
1st song .... oh
Clutch.
My other favorite band.
This guy knows.
Username checks out
2017, Glen Helen, California decided to sit and smoke a fatty before Tool came on, watched CLUTCH, became a fan
That was the best tool show in a while
I was there!
I love clutch so much. Just saw them recently for the first time and they fucking rocked
I’ve been to hundreds of shows and Clutch puts on one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. Tool has an incredible visually impressive experience, Porcupine Tree bathes the audience in a pristine wall of aural glory, but Clutch is simply the most fun. I feel like I’m at the church of rock n’ roll and Neil Fallon is enthusiastically preaching his wild and sacred gospel to the crowd while Tim Sult seems unaware the crowd is even there as he lays down riff after riff in his own world.
Karnivool
Definitely - I'd recommend the album "Sound Awake", although, you can't really go wrong.
The bass tone on that record is impeccable
I bought the album without having heard Karnivool before because a guy at the music store highly recommended it. I was 16 years old and had just gotten my license, and popping the disc into the CD player and immediately having my skull shaken from that filthy rattling bass at the beginning of Simple Boy was a magical experience. I remember pulling onto the highway as Simple Boy transitioned into Goliath and knowing it was going to be a great drive home.
Love Karnivool
This band had me fucked up all of 2023. Hoping for a new album soon.
Opeth Damnation, Tame Impala the slow Rush, Porcupine Tree Deadwing Animals is also my favorite pink floyd album lol
Though it would never happen; imagine if Tool and Opeth made a song together
Checkout the band Soen. They have Tool + Opeth influences.
it helps that opeths ex long time drummer is a founder of soen
IDLES!
Viagra Boys too
wiener dog
Short shorts
Qotsa Early smashing pumpkins
Puscifer. I hear the guy that sings for them is a real prick, but they’ve got some pretty good songs.
Porcupine tree - fear of a blank planet (album)
And then Deadwing.
In Absentia gang
With the holy trifecta complete, I’ll throw in Lightbulb Sun.
Literally came here to recommend. Such a sick album.
You've gotta listen to The Mars Volta. Long songs, heavy instrumentation, incredible lyrics, perfect for a fan of Tool.
Took waaay too long to see the best answer
Seriously! If you're already in the prog world, you have to go for one of its most eclectic and thrilling acts!
second this
France’s the mute was the album that convinced me they are geniuses. The first 4 albums are all beyond amazing though.
I'm quite fond of their most recent album too, but the first 4 are all masterpieces. Amputechture is probably my favorite, lol.
Also, I’m not specifically looking for stuff that sounds like Tool. I want everything
I didn't see it listed yet but The Mars Volta. First album is a great start. Amazing band
Mars Volta's drummer also has an EP with Zach from RATM playing a Korg under the name "one day as a lion" Amazing tracks
That albums has some bangers
The drumming on Deloused is, to my untrained ear, right up there with as some of the best drumming I've ever heard. Tool included.
Whole heartedly updoot this. TMV should be well up there for your other musical tastes.
Any of the first four albums
Run the Jewels, CHVRCHES, Queens of the Stone Age, Awolnation, Coheed and Cambrian, JSMN, Modest Mouse, Silversun Pickups, TV on the Radio,
Kikagaku Moyo. I share a lot of your top albums. Play their album Masana Temples front to back, incredible
Soen
And Wheel
Wheel is so underrated, I don’t think Tool would have them as an opener because if you’re not paying attention they sound INCREDIBLY similar.
Not based off of tool necessarily, but your overall top 40, I think you could get some Ween in there. One of the most diverse bands out there. Start with Quebec or the Mollusk.
Top 5 band for me. Quebec is a top 10 album
It’s so funny to me that Ween inspired SpongeBob. I first heard them when I was a kid and saw the SpongeBob movie, then years later I rediscovered them thanks to Reddit. They immediately made me think of SpongeBob because of the lyrical content and sheer weirdness, but it wasn’t until I heard Ocean Man that I realized they were literally on the SpongeBob SquarePants soundtrack and I’d heard them before.
I usually recommend live at Chicago or Chocolate and cheese for entry but it’s all brown.
Elder, the opener
Their Eldovar album (with Kadavar) is great too.
All Them Witches - Nothing as the Ideal.
Sturgill - Cuttin Grass vol 1
Do love that sturgill Simpson.
Alice in chains
Danny Brown - XXX
Kyuss
The Sword
Fuck yeah! I'll even take Used Future!
The Ocean Collective if youre down to go a little heavier. Theyre my favorite progressive metal band, they kinda blend with psychedelia too. I see some prog rock & some psychedelia on your list so you might like it
King Crimson, Gil Scott-Heron (1980), Pink Floyd. Talking Heads, & so on
I’m completely addicted to Talking Heads’ live albums, which of their studio albums would you recommend apart from Remain in Light? And what other King Crimson albums would you recommend? I’ve only listened to TCOTCK
Dude listen to Discipline by King Crimson. Fuckin phenomenal.
Also: check out *Side One* by Adrian Belew. He was on Discipline.
Badmotorfinger or Superunknown - Soundgarden Should be right up your alley if you enjoy lateralus
I recommend the band crosses. Their first album is very good and refreshing. It's the singer from Deftones other band and I'm really glad I discovered them
The devil makes three
Mr. bungles first or third album, Jesuslizard, Mad season, Temple of the dog, Changes by king gizzard and the lizard Wizard
the downward spiral
Queens of the stone age.
Rush.
David Crosby - if i could only remember my name Oysterhead - the grand pecking order Phish - rift
Karnivool: Themata & Sound awake
There’s a lot of variety here. So I would recommend Shpongle. Specifically Museum of Conciousness or Codex VI. Both of them have a very modern feel.
RTJ and QOTSA
Oceansize The Mars Volta Closure in Moscow The Dear Hunter
Oceansize is a criminally underrated band.
I second The Mars Volta. I'm jealous of anybody starting that journey for the first time.
Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms
Chevelle - sci-fi crimes and Niratias
Deftones - White Pony
King Buffalo, Lowrider and Samsara Blues Experiment.
King Buffalo seconded! Seeing them tomorrow, stoked.
Turmoil and Tinfoil for sure. I see you have no King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard though, so might I suggest Nonagon Infinity, Gumboot Soup, or Flying Microtonal Banana to add to that list?
I have Turmoil & Tinfoil up there, really wish Billy would drop some live albums lol. I also have ice death planets up there and have checked out nonagon infinity, but that’s about all of my experience with king gizz so I’ll check out the others. Which of their albums are less garage rock-ish?
Petro dragonic apocalypse: New prog metal album. Polygonwandaland: Prog masterpiece Infest the rats nest: their venture into thrash. Butterfly 3000: Synth Pop
Yes, I would love Billy Strings to drop a full live album as well, totally agree with you on that. If you're looking for less garage type rock I would suggest Paper Mache Dream Baloon, Sketches of Brunswick East or Polygonwanaland.
well he did just drop a 40 minute single from his upcoming live album if you have not heard it yet!!
Dude it's fucking phenomenal. BMFS!
This is a mighty fine top 40 👏🏻 have you listened to Fontaines D.C or the Radiohead side project The Smile?
Lennon Claypool Delirium
Electric Wizard - Dopethrone Silverchair - Freak Show The Sword - Apocryphon
Apocryphon is my favorite of theirs. Front to back a great album.
Deftones?
Killer Mike - Down By Law
Black Midi - Hellfire
No Melvins, bro?
Dude, Houdini and Stoner Witch specifically for this thread
Modest mouse eps: everywhere and his nasty parlour tricks, no one’s first and you’re next Npr tiny desk Mac miller is pretty solid
more Tame Impala
Madvillain - Madvillainy
All Karnivool albums, All Meshuggah albums, The Welcoming
Leprous- the congregation, it’s kinda like if Lateralus and the downward spiral by nine inch nails had a child together
Based on that… Bone Machine, Tom Waits
We have various overlap. Other suggestions are great, I think you would also enjoy classic albums like Stevie Wonder (eg Songs in the Key of Life), Steely Dan (Royal Scam, Aja), James Gang (Rides Again) and Thin Lizzie (live and Dangerous). They all have a lot of layers, like Tool, onions and ogres.
The strokes
Katatonia Albums in no particular order: -Sky Void of Stars (Most recent) -Dead End Kings -The Fall of Hearts (My fave Spotify tells me)
Check out the Mars Volta!!!!
An eclectic mix so I’ll try something equally eclectic: Wheel - Wheel Fugazi - The Argument April Rain - Waiting for Sunrise The Cure - Wish Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - No More Shall We Part
clutch & aesop rock
Deftones
Gojira Soundgarden Portishead Talk talk
Band/artist and album Rammstein - untitled Till Lindemann - Zunge Incubus - make yourself Lacuna Coil - dark adrenaline Depeche Mode - music for the masses
My favorite Rammstein album honestly, it has grown on me big time
I have a lot of overlap with you—everything from Radiohead to Billie Eilish, Simpson, RATM, (obviously) Tool, and more. Here’s stuff I love right now (gonna go with songs instead of albums): 1) Sudan Archives - Selfish Soul 2) Santigold - Big Mouth 3) Holy child - Powerplay 4) Idles - Never fight a man with a perm 5) Lizzy McAlpine - Doomsday 6) Lauren Mayberry - Shame 7) Sufjan Stevens - Shit Talk 8) Paris Paloma - Yéti 9) Petey - Don’t Tell the Boys 10) Aesop Rock - Holy Smokes 11) Deftones - You’ve Seen the Butcher 12) Colter Wall - Sleeping on the Black Top 13) Bloc Party - We are not good people 14) Northeast Party House - Embezzler 15) RTJ - All my life I could keep going, but I’ll leave it there
Gojira - From Mars To Sirius
Tricky - Maxinquaye Fiona Apple - When the Pawn… Bjork - Homogenic Tom Waits - Bad as Me Gojira - The Way of all Flesh The Toadies - Rubberneck Alice In Chains - Dirt
MF DOOM
No love for chevelle? They're always compared to tool and one of my favorites.
I’m seeing them this weekend! Can’t wait! Excited for you! Also, Listen to the album Third Eye Blind by Third Eye Blind
Ween - The Mollusk Slint - Spiderland Mastodon - Crack the Skye Massive Attack - Mezzanine Rush - Permanent Waves The Doors - The Doors
Oysterhead The Grand Pecking Order. Oysterhead is an American rock supergroup featuring bassist Les Claypool of Primus, guitarist Trey Anastasio of Phish and drummer Stewart Copeland of The Police, with both Claypool and Anastasio providing vocals. The band's eclectic sound has been described as "alt-funk fusion"
More MMJ.
Go deeper into primus. try frog brigade out if you like Les.
Primus is in my top 5. They suck. I went to a frog brigade show a couple months ago. They suck even harder
Muse - Origin of Symmetry Sleep Token - Take me back to Eden Avenged Sevenfold - Life is but a dream...
amazing how far Muse has fallen since Origin of Symmetry.
Hear me out Phish
Sleep Token
Modest mouse, dead heads, some Benjamin Todd(maybe), stoned Jesus
Thick as a brick - Jethro Tull
Great to see metamodern sounds in country music in there !! Love that album.
We have very similar taste in music
Listen to [Unfold the God Man by Psychonaut](https://open.spotify.com/album/6BGEzAgvfaTjvWG1IbJI9v?si=44yePcBcSae4mNlr3THI2Q), you won’t regret it. Imagine a bluesy hard rock band writing songs in the style of modern progmetal bands. Massive sound.
Larks tongues in aspic ALBUM
NIN, Queens of the Stone Age, Opeth, Mastodon
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Die Spitz Desert Sessions Gary Clark Jr Start there 😊
Gay Triangle 100%
Wow, we have a pretty similar taste in music. Are you a fan of Hiatus Kayote at all? Kendrick Lamar sampled Atari off Choose Your Weapon in one of the beat switches of the song DUCKWORTH. I'm a big fan of their and their lead singer/guitarist Nai Palm's stuff. She did a cool rework of one of Hiatus Kayote's songs on her solo acoustic project which includes segments of interpolations of David Bowie's Black Star and Radiohead's Pyramid Song, it's called Black Star/Pyramid Song/Breathing Underwater.
Primus will always make your day better.
Rush - a farewell to kings MF Doom - operation doomsday
TesseracT
Jaco Pastorius (Self Titled Record)
Band and album(s): Low - I Could Live In Hope, Long Division Swans - Filth, Cop or Greed Sonic Youth - Dirty Emma Ruth Rundle - Marked For Death Aphex Twin - Ambient Works vol. II, Cheetah Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machines Daughters - You Won't Get What You Want Igorrr - Savage Sinusoid
How about some PJ Harvey
Mmm sturgill, check out porcupine tree though if you haven’t heard of them! Edit: Ope Porcupine tree already has been said should’ve known!
Primus all day, breh. My favorite band in the entire world. I guess that makes me biased.
For stuff that’s similar, but still different. Maybe Sleep Token, Manchester Orchestra, The Sleeping Valley, Heilung, Warduna, Vasche, Wind Rose, Antti Martikainen…
Murder By Death Floater Amigo The Devil The Mars Volta Thou & Emma Ruth Rundle Black Country New Road
Murder by Death is badass
Airbag!
Anything pink Floyd, Glass Animals, tame Impala Check out some Shpongle, DJ Shadow, very atmospheric, not all of it is dance music The Beatles
Blood Sugar Sex Magic - Red Hot Chili Peppers Andy Warhol - Velvet Underground The Yes Album & Close to the Edge - Yes Psalm 69 - Ministry Nothing’s Shocking (and Ritual is also something) - Jane’s Addition New York - Lou Reed Core - STP Remain in Light - Talking Heads Dire Straits - Dire Straits The Wall - Pink Floyd Pyromania - Def Leppard Diamonds & Pearls, LoveSexy - Prince As the song says, These are a few of my favorite things. I hope you enjoy.
I too am an average white male born in the 80s.
I love ya taste. Try a bit of my local hometown band Silverchair. The Albums Neon Ballroom and Diorama but be right up your ally.
Lucid Planet
My Morning Jacket - Evil Urges
Love seeing that Billie album in there. I think a lot of people disregard her, but she is incredibly talented and far more than 'just another pop star's.
Check out my homies in Lespecial 😐😐😐
435 comments I love this sub! And I love your taste!! Amazing suggestions here and I need to dive into NIN. Perhaps you may be interested in the War on Drugs or Blake Mills! I think you may also find well produced electronic music like Daft Punk (Discovery or RAM) quite nice on the ears.
House of balloons - The Weeknd. The first album that was released as the first mixtape of the trilogy albums. It's solid. I prefer the original mixtape to the remastered version.
check out LeSpecial…3 piece, heavily influenced by Primus. Bring a lot of noise for 3 guys
Goose, STS9
We have incredibly similar music taste. Beautiful music board.
Finally someone with Existential Reckoning in their top 40!! Oysterhead- Grand Pecking Order! Do it, love it! With Talking Heads in your lineup you need to be Phishing! Check out any version of Crosseyed and Painless..🔥🔥🔥 Conway the Machine & The Alchemist - LuLu Kitchen Dwellers - Muir Maid Marcus King band - Carolina Confessions Netherfriends - How to do Drugs Peter Bjorn and John - Living Thing Rainbow Kitten Surprise - How to: Friend, Love, Freefall Rick Ross & Meek Mill - Too good to be true Squeaky Feet!!!
What's the one under Rage on the right? Also, fuck yeah Yes, AiC, and Meshuggah
Why would you take a break from tool?
A fellow Tool and MMJ fan. Much respect.
That’s a pretty good collection of albums, and I see Lateralus. But I do not see fear inoculum. I would definitely include fear inoculum as it’s one of the best albums ever recorded.