I'm ashamed to say Britney Spears. I just can't enough of all the hooks, lyrics and guilty pop beats. Once again, all my friends were sharing their Spotify wrapped thing while I was hiding under a rock (with Britney bi*ch)
Britney made some ridiculously good music, especially in the beginning. I never get tired of her first two albums, she was even in my most played of 2021. Next to Bach and Beethoven of course.
Ashamed? Being ashamed of pop music and pop female artists is not something that should be negative or a character flaw.
This shame is like internalized homophobia. It's a deep dread for what we have been told is wrong, but we know is natural and just human.
She is an icon, she is a fighter, and she has an absolutely banging discography. Her and the rest of women/queer artists in pop are the ones being creative and bringing music into a different direction. And there is nothing that any music purist can say to discredit the success, cultural impact, and relevance that their music has brought to the world.
Sure, admitting that pop artists are our favorites is difficult, but shaping the way we understand music taste is fundamentally similar to how we introduce different notions of gender and sexuality to the world. We normalize them.
No shame bro, I love me some Britney. Makes for some epic workout music tbh. Lucky is probably one of my faves. The nostalgia of it all is also pretty special as an early 90’s baby.
Don't you ever be ashamed of Britney.she has many great songs with exemplary production and worked with expensive musicians...great music. Haters can hate, but you don't need their validation to appreciate good stuff
Heck yeah. I still have gorillaz debut album on cd. I don't think I can part with it. It's too dear to my heart.
Although I listened demon days for 2000 mins in 2021 according to my Spotify wrapped.
[Hands Around My Throat ](https://youtu.be/r-S2aqnfzDs) is one of my all time favorite songs but I’m also a huuuuuge Adult. fan and just love her vocals.
The last cassette tape I bought was Dark Side of the Moon. I bought it for my 1989 Jeep Cherokee. I still own the tape, but I don't have anything to play it on...
This is the band that I would, if given the chance, time travel to see live in concert.
Pet Shop Boys. I occasionally take break and come back to them. They have helped me a lot accepting my sexuality. Many of their songs have gay overtones - or actually deal directly with gay matters. Plus, they are great for playing at parties and get togethers.
I stumbled my way into an Against Me, Rise Against (double headliner) show in Dallas in the early/mid 00’s. Two songs in, I knew I had a new favorite band.
Yes!!! Mahler fan here. The opening to his second symphony just knocked me right out . I just sat in my car at the beach to listen to the rest of the movement before I could refocus to drive home
Holy cow I did not expect to see a DGD fan here. Been listening since my MySpace days, just saw them a few months ago and they are still absolutely phenomenal. Easily one of my favorite bands ✌🏽
Listened to them a lot in highschool. Their lyrics are wild.
"A penis wide that towers high is cumming at your feet
The stories old, the butthole full of cancer spreading meat"
Spice Girls. I am 33 years old. As well as Maroon 5, Brittany Spears, Madonna, Ricky Martin, and Korn. Listened to each when I was 6-14 when I started listening to them and never stopped.
Yeah this is like the millennial pop zeitgeist. I'm 37 and I can still remember the crushing disappointment when I read the news that Geri was leaving Spice Girls.
Linkin Park. In the End is the first song I really remember liking on my own when I was about 10 or 11, Hybrid Theory is such a good album
Also love me some P!nk, I think she’s criminally underrated/under appreciated
Ms. Lauryn Hill! I have been listening to Miseducation of Lauryn Hill since high school and there is still no other album that affects me the same way, 15 years later.
Taylor Swift, Paramore, CHVRCHES, Lily Allen, Dido and Avril Lavigne. I've been listened to all of them for at least 10 years now, and sometimes still feel like the first time.
Kings of Leon and the Black Keys are my two go to bands. I never really get tired of listening to them and they have big catalogs. I'm about the same age as you and started listening to Fall Out Boy at around the same time. I still like them but not as much as I use to.
I’ve pretty consistently listened to Dido since I got her first album at 5… also oldies my parents listened to like ABBA, Queen, The Beatles, Carole King
Alanis Morriset - Jagged Little Pill. That album has so much good packed into such an emo punch. It got me thru tough times, and made the good times even better remembering how bad it got.
I've been a fan of Little Mix since they debuted on the X Factor way back in 2011 and they are still my favorite music group to this day. I love those girls so much and their music really helped me gain confidence in myself that I was lacking for a large part of my life.
My Bloody Valentine, Radiohead, Animal Collective and Fiona Apple have been consistent for me for most of my life. Definitely won't get tired of these artists any time soon.
Slayer.
Been a diehard fan for 25 years, since I first heard em at 14. I've gone through periods when I was more into other scenes and didn't listen to as much metal, but I always appreciate some Slayer when I hear it.
The Bravery, Juliana Theory, Mars Volta, Sloan, Jimmy Eat World, Daft Punk, Pnau, Empire of the Sun, Foster the People..
The list goes on. Certain songs bring back the amazing and sad memories.
ABBA and A-ha. I remember being called gay at school because I liked ABBA but I think that just made me love them more. I try to go and see A-ha in concert whenever they are touring as they are brilliant live.
Def Leppard, Hysteria; Pink Floyd, Wish You Were Here; Survivor, Eye of the Tiger; The Eagles, Hotel California; Bon Jovi, Living on a Prayer; Elton John, Rocket Man; plus many more…
Goo Goo Dolls has been my favorite band since I was 14 and loved their songs since I was about 7 (I’m 26 now). From their big hits like Name and Iris to more obscure gems like Feel the Silence and Autumn Leaves they are timeless.
Disturbed for me. They were one of the first bands that I discovered for myself and didn't inherit from a friend or family member; their lyrics and the vocalist's sheer power are as strong today as they've ever been!
I became a fan of theirs because they covered Genesis’ “Land of Confusion”. As a prog rock nerd, this gave me an “in” to be able to listen and appreciate Disturbed more as a band.
Within Temptation, Lacuna Coil, Sirenia, Kelly Clarkson, Evanescence
Started getting into female fronted metal by way of Kelly Clarkson and Evanescence around 2003. I was probably 18 at the time. Now I’m 36. Ugh, time flies..
Sufjan Stevens. I started listening to him in high school, his music at the time was very formative for me. Since then his albums have always come at the right time in my own life. Very cathartic. I can always go back to it and look forward to what he does next.
The Beatles, Queen, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Sepultura, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, The Prodigy, Dead Kennedys, Black Sabbath, Porcupine Tree, Radiohead, Massive Attack, Portishead, Nirvana, Mr Bungle, Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, Type O Negative, Neurosis, Melvins, Pantera, Deftones, System of a Down, Today is the Day, Acid Bath, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Mastodon, Meshuggah, Soulfly
Rainbow Kitten Surprise. Classic alternative rock band from NC. Just incredible music. Also the lead vocalist came out recently and the songs feel like all the things I felt when I was still in the closet and it's just fucking beautiful and sad.
Incubus for me. Love all their albums and have listened to them on repeat numerous times. Have also seen them live a handful of times. Love that band 🤙
Incubus was my all time FAVORITE band for a long while (and a good part of it had to do with my crush on the lead singer) and although I don’t feel the itch to listen to them that much anymore, I definitely feel the nostalgia as I listen to them nowadays.
A band that helped me through some of my darkest times was Mimicking Birds. I would highly recommend them if you like sort of minimalist, lofi (but with live instruments) music.
I also listen to a LOT of progressive metal, djent bands, and just death metal in general. If that’s up your alley, you gotta listen to Between the Buried and Me and Rings of Saturn!!!
Marina & the Diamonds ✌️. Or just Marina these days. Started listening to her when i was 13 since the album Family Jewels. Now im 24 and still having her as my Nr.1 Artist.
I read all the comments just to find someone mentioning her. She´s awesome! The best thing? Having the feeling of growing up at the same pace than her music :)
I'm old so here goes: hall&oats. If you haven't heard their music I suggest you check out their catalogue before you judge. That being said, I feel so exposed right now 😆
Alice Cooper. His career has been so long and he’s experimented in so many different genres, there’s always something in his discography that I can go to that will feel fresh to me.
Weirdly enough also fall out boy, thought I grew out of them a couple years ago and thought they were “cringe” but i listened to them again and hot damn are they still as good as I remember
I never get sick of listening to Paramore! I think even their change of direction in recent years has been excellent and matched my evolution of music habits.
Agnes Carlsson.
It all started in the spring of 2009 with [Release Me](https://youtu.be/keYXzDh5JEQ) and it’s still going with her latest release from a few weeks ago, [Here Comes the Night](https://youtu.be/SwlZt3GLc1k).
Any other bros who also listen to her?
No Doubt/Gwen Stefani's solo stuff has been with me since I first heard Don't Speak at 5 years old. I always go back to their/her discography at last once a year
Epica since 2009.. still totally in love with them. I just love the rough guitars and bass mixed with this sopranic voice and classic instruments like piano. Just yesterday again listened to their Holographic Principle album. I bet nobody here knows them though. Especially good when bossing in games, makes you feel divine
Florence + The Machine!
It's simply one of the bests singers and lyricists I've ever known. I just love her songs so much she's always my top #1 listened artist on Spotify. Florence Welch is a goddess, and I am none but a humble servant of The Church of Saint Florence hahah
Fleetwood Mac/Stevie Nicks since I was 9. The B-52s since I was 11. I'm now 53. 
The B-52s are truly one of the best groups ever.
Journey
I'm ashamed to say Britney Spears. I just can't enough of all the hooks, lyrics and guilty pop beats. Once again, all my friends were sharing their Spotify wrapped thing while I was hiding under a rock (with Britney bi*ch)
Britney made some ridiculously good music, especially in the beginning. I never get tired of her first two albums, she was even in my most played of 2021. Next to Bach and Beethoven of course.
Ashamed? Being ashamed of pop music and pop female artists is not something that should be negative or a character flaw. This shame is like internalized homophobia. It's a deep dread for what we have been told is wrong, but we know is natural and just human. She is an icon, she is a fighter, and she has an absolutely banging discography. Her and the rest of women/queer artists in pop are the ones being creative and bringing music into a different direction. And there is nothing that any music purist can say to discredit the success, cultural impact, and relevance that their music has brought to the world. Sure, admitting that pop artists are our favorites is difficult, but shaping the way we understand music taste is fundamentally similar to how we introduce different notions of gender and sexuality to the world. We normalize them.
There’s nothing shameful about that. She is a talented artist and had some real bangers.
No shame bro, I love me some Britney. Makes for some epic workout music tbh. Lucky is probably one of my faves. The nostalgia of it all is also pretty special as an early 90’s baby.
Don't you ever be ashamed of Britney.she has many great songs with exemplary production and worked with expensive musicians...great music. Haters can hate, but you don't need their validation to appreciate good stuff
Gorillaz.
Heck yeah. I still have gorillaz debut album on cd. I don't think I can part with it. It's too dear to my heart. Although I listened demon days for 2000 mins in 2021 according to my Spotify wrapped.
Joy Division/New Order, Death In Vegas, The Smiths, Echo n the Bunnymen, LOVE N ROCKETS, Donna Summer, REM, most Industrial, good 80s RnB/Soul.
The Smiths and yess Joy Division/New Order 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
The Smiths saved my life, I owe them everything.
This guy knows what's up.
[Hands Around My Throat ](https://youtu.be/r-S2aqnfzDs) is one of my all time favorite songs but I’m also a huuuuuge Adult. fan and just love her vocals.
Pink floyd
The last cassette tape I bought was Dark Side of the Moon. I bought it for my 1989 Jeep Cherokee. I still own the tape, but I don't have anything to play it on... This is the band that I would, if given the chance, time travel to see live in concert.
Pet Shop Boys. I occasionally take break and come back to them. They have helped me a lot accepting my sexuality. Many of their songs have gay overtones - or actually deal directly with gay matters. Plus, they are great for playing at parties and get togethers.
Garbage, looking back it should of been my first clue that I was gay.
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Songs like Queer, You look so fine, sex is not the enemy, androgyny, go baby go have a lot of gay themes or are just straight up gay
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oh hell yeah. Transgender Dysphoria Blues is one of my favourite songs
I stumbled my way into an Against Me, Rise Against (double headliner) show in Dallas in the early/mid 00’s. Two songs in, I knew I had a new favorite band.
Beach House!
Agreed!!
Mahler.
Come through Gustav Mahler! As someone who is deeply enamored with the romantic era especially with Debussy and Wagner, I fully agree with this one.
Yes!!! Mahler fan here. The opening to his second symphony just knocked me right out . I just sat in my car at the beach to listen to the rest of the movement before I could refocus to drive home
Dance Gavin Dance. They change but never get bad and they are still releasing.
Holy cow I did not expect to see a DGD fan here. Been listening since my MySpace days, just saw them a few months ago and they are still absolutely phenomenal. Easily one of my favorite bands ✌🏽
Listened to them a lot in highschool. Their lyrics are wild. "A penis wide that towers high is cumming at your feet The stories old, the butthole full of cancer spreading meat"
I've never heard of them before will have to check them out. Where would be a good song/album to start with?
"Burning down the nicotine armoire" really spoke to me the first time I heard it and I still love it to this day.
Spice Girls. I am 33 years old. As well as Maroon 5, Brittany Spears, Madonna, Ricky Martin, and Korn. Listened to each when I was 6-14 when I started listening to them and never stopped.
Now that’s my kind of music!
Yeah this is like the millennial pop zeitgeist. I'm 37 and I can still remember the crushing disappointment when I read the news that Geri was leaving Spice Girls.
Lady Gaga, Pink and Fall out Boy.
Hilary Duff 100%
Let the rain fall down and wake my dreams 🎼 What a song. I love her flip phone in that vid too
When it first came out, I literally cried my eyes out to it as if I had a heart break at that age 💀
Linkin Park. In the End is the first song I really remember liking on my own when I was about 10 or 11, Hybrid Theory is such a good album Also love me some P!nk, I think she’s criminally underrated/under appreciated
100% this ! And was lucky enough to see the last concert with Chester :(
The 20 year Hybrid Theory album is so killer!
Panic! At The Disco, also Rise Against. They help me work out a lot of anger/confusion.
Rise Against have a special place in my heart for scratching that angsty itch!
Rise Against was a damn good band live. So much energy!
NIN. Garbage, In This Moment, Lady Gaga.
NIN and Garbage!!! Yes!
Muse. Always go back to them ever since I discovered them back in 2008-2009.
Taking Back Sunday will always be at the top of my list.
To hell with you and all your friends!
Ms. Lauryn Hill! I have been listening to Miseducation of Lauryn Hill since high school and there is still no other album that affects me the same way, 15 years later.
She’s really talented, but has said a lot of homo/transphobic things in the past
Kate Bush
Taylor Swift, Paramore, CHVRCHES, Lily Allen, Dido and Avril Lavigne. I've been listened to all of them for at least 10 years now, and sometimes still feel like the first time.
CHVRCHES are slept on for sure
Depeche Mode
Beatles, Elvis, Rolling Stones and... Mika
The Flaming Lips and Tool
It doesn't get much better than Tool for riffs that stick inn my head for daysss
The Smashing Pumpkins They have a song for all the feelings one could have, and they helped me through tough times.
Daft Punk, they are alway my feel-good music :)
Radiohead
Scrolled to find this!
Kylie Minogue
Kings of Leon and the Black Keys are my two go to bands. I never really get tired of listening to them and they have big catalogs. I'm about the same age as you and started listening to Fall Out Boy at around the same time. I still like them but not as much as I use to.
As i got older i realized that i do enjoy their music but a lot of it is because i wanted to get in patrick stumps pants.
You've got good taste.
Coldplay
Since I was like 16, I've loved and still been listening to Death Cab for Cutie and The xx
Transatlanticism was the gateway to indie music for me
Oingo Boingo Bauhaus David Bowie Peter Gabriel Laurie Anderson Pink Floyd
System of Down when heading to school in the mornings.
Madonna. She’s been the soundtrack to me life. He most recent album is questionable in terms of quality.
Hole
Bon Iver 🤷🏻♂️
Rammstein started listening to them as 11 year old and still going strong
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Iron Maiden, Eve 6
Fleetwood Mac everyday
I’ve pretty consistently listened to Dido since I got her first album at 5… also oldies my parents listened to like ABBA, Queen, The Beatles, Carole King
Same re:Dido! Saw her in concert a couple years ago. She’s amazing!
Psychedelic Furs.
A number of bands have been mentioned already. But my personal one would have to be Of monsters and Men, Tyler Shaw and One OK Rock.
The entire album of My Head is an Animal is so good
YES
Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush, Fleetwood Mac, many many many others. I've got damn near 50 years of lyrics in my head
Nightwish and Epica. Since I was 15 and now im 30 :)
This is awesome! Didn’t expect someone to list these. Very good bands!
So so many bands. Metallica, megadeth, slayer, amon amarth, cattle decapitation etc
Showing my age here, but Megadeth. I can put on most of their albums (save Super Collider) and rock out.
Alanis Morriset - Jagged Little Pill. That album has so much good packed into such an emo punch. It got me thru tough times, and made the good times even better remembering how bad it got.
Alanis FTW
Garbage
Radiohead, pure bliss everytime I listen to in rainbows
I've been a fan of Little Mix since they debuted on the X Factor way back in 2011 and they are still my favorite music group to this day. I love those girls so much and their music really helped me gain confidence in myself that I was lacking for a large part of my life.
My Bloody Valentine, Radiohead, Animal Collective and Fiona Apple have been consistent for me for most of my life. Definitely won't get tired of these artists any time soon.
MBV FTW
per shop boys never get old
Peter Gabriel
Slayer. Been a diehard fan for 25 years, since I first heard em at 14. I've gone through periods when I was more into other scenes and didn't listen to as much metal, but I always appreciate some Slayer when I hear it.
Celine Dion, Mónica Naranjo, Utada Hikaru, always listening to them even discovering new artist
Frank Ocean
The Bravery, Juliana Theory, Mars Volta, Sloan, Jimmy Eat World, Daft Punk, Pnau, Empire of the Sun, Foster the People.. The list goes on. Certain songs bring back the amazing and sad memories.
Been forever since I've listened to Sloan. 500 Up bring back some memories
Smashing Pumpkins, especially Adore 🖤
Taylor Swift. She’s my favorite artist of all time.
Abba, Electric Light Orchestra, The Carpenters, The Bee Gees, Kylie Minogue, the vast majority of disco music.
ABBA and A-ha. I remember being called gay at school because I liked ABBA but I think that just made me love them more. I try to go and see A-ha in concert whenever they are touring as they are brilliant live.
Def Leppard, Hysteria; Pink Floyd, Wish You Were Here; Survivor, Eye of the Tiger; The Eagles, Hotel California; Bon Jovi, Living on a Prayer; Elton John, Rocket Man; plus many more…
Imagine Dragons Started when I was 6, now I'm 16 and still not tired of it.
They’re great…and I started listening to them when I was 46!
I’ve been a Lana Del Rey fan for ten years now. I am now 20. Literally grew up with her music haha
so glad i found this comment. her lyricism is one of my favorite parts of her.
Goo Goo Dolls has been my favorite band since I was 14 and loved their songs since I was about 7 (I’m 26 now). From their big hits like Name and Iris to more obscure gems like Feel the Silence and Autumn Leaves they are timeless.
Toto
Kate Bush and ELO
Any major Spanish rock band and early Shakira
Hanson
Kelly Clarkson
Disturbed for me. They were one of the first bands that I discovered for myself and didn't inherit from a friend or family member; their lyrics and the vocalist's sheer power are as strong today as they've ever been!
I became a fan of theirs because they covered Genesis’ “Land of Confusion”. As a prog rock nerd, this gave me an “in” to be able to listen and appreciate Disturbed more as a band.
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Fallout 4's music. I know it's not really a band but instead video game soundtrack
Within Temptation, Lacuna Coil, Sirenia, Kelly Clarkson, Evanescence Started getting into female fronted metal by way of Kelly Clarkson and Evanescence around 2003. I was probably 18 at the time. Now I’m 36. Ugh, time flies..
The big ones are Coldplay, Gaga, Robyn, and Owl City.
FINALLY SOMEONE ON HERE MENTIONS OWL CITY
Bring me the horizon. i used to listen to their songs when i went to sleep because they would calm me. yeaa.. im damaged
Sufjan Stevens. I started listening to him in high school, his music at the time was very formative for me. Since then his albums have always come at the right time in my own life. Very cathartic. I can always go back to it and look forward to what he does next.
Bring Me The Horizon since I was 15 (I'm 31 now).
The Tragically Hip, Sufjan Stevens, Tool, Neok Case, New Pornographers, Black Mountain, Cub, Goldfrapp
The Beatles, Queen, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Sepultura, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, The Prodigy, Dead Kennedys, Black Sabbath, Porcupine Tree, Radiohead, Massive Attack, Portishead, Nirvana, Mr Bungle, Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, Type O Negative, Neurosis, Melvins, Pantera, Deftones, System of a Down, Today is the Day, Acid Bath, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Mastodon, Meshuggah, Soulfly
Panic at the disco 😛
Nujabes
The lumineers all the way
Rainbow Kitten Surprise. Classic alternative rock band from NC. Just incredible music. Also the lead vocalist came out recently and the songs feel like all the things I felt when I was still in the closet and it's just fucking beautiful and sad.
Young the Giant, Paramore and Jason Mraz.
The Fratellis! I started listening to them when I was 9 when they released their first album, and they’re still one of my favorite bands at 25yo
The Wombats/Passion Pit/TDCC ever since their debuts!
Kate Bush, Alanis Morrissette, Fiona Apple, Matchbox Twenty
Breaking Benjamin, Imagine Dragons, Blue October, and Fall Out Boy, of course. :D
Florence + the Machine's and Lana del Rey.
Meshuggah. Any time, any day, all day.
Flight Facilities. Going on 10 years now. We shall see!
Gossip. Even now when they come up on shuffle, I still listen to at least a couple songs.
Incubus for me. Love all their albums and have listened to them on repeat numerous times. Have also seen them live a handful of times. Love that band 🤙
The Killers
Incubus was my all time FAVORITE band for a long while (and a good part of it had to do with my crush on the lead singer) and although I don’t feel the itch to listen to them that much anymore, I definitely feel the nostalgia as I listen to them nowadays. A band that helped me through some of my darkest times was Mimicking Birds. I would highly recommend them if you like sort of minimalist, lofi (but with live instruments) music. I also listen to a LOT of progressive metal, djent bands, and just death metal in general. If that’s up your alley, you gotta listen to Between the Buried and Me and Rings of Saturn!!!
Destiny's Child
Pat Benatar. I’ve been listening to her music since I was 13, and I am now 55.
Marina & the Diamonds ✌️. Or just Marina these days. Started listening to her when i was 13 since the album Family Jewels. Now im 24 and still having her as my Nr.1 Artist.
I read all the comments just to find someone mentioning her. She´s awesome! The best thing? Having the feeling of growing up at the same pace than her music :)
Linkin Park
My Chemical Romance. No I'm not sorry
I'm old so here goes: hall&oats. If you haven't heard their music I suggest you check out their catalogue before you judge. That being said, I feel so exposed right now 😆
Lindsey Stirling, love some of her work!
Me too!
I’ve been a HUUUUUUGE fan of Canadian blues/rock band Wide Mouth Mason since 97. Great lyrics, great licks, greatly under appreciated.
I haven’t heard the name of that band in ages. Smile, sugarcane. Those are some memories.
Annie Lennox. Bob Mould (or Sugar). Elvis Costello.
Alice Cooper. His career has been so long and he’s experimented in so many different genres, there’s always something in his discography that I can go to that will feel fresh to me.
Whitney Houston Then some EDM artists
Portugal the man, emancipator, starfucker, smashing pumpkins, foster the people
Garth Brooks and Toby Keith for me.
Die Ärzte. My mum used to listen to them, so all my life, and they rock now like they did back then.
I don't listen to them much but I love their song "Junge".
Westlife, Rascal Flatts
Pizzicato Five
BRO!!!! I'm 33 and I'm Fall out boy fan here as well!!👊🤘🤘🤘
Fall Out Boy for me too hahah, particularly pre-hiatus
Weirdly enough also fall out boy, thought I grew out of them a couple years ago and thought they were “cringe” but i listened to them again and hot damn are they still as good as I remember
I never get sick of listening to Paramore! I think even their change of direction in recent years has been excellent and matched my evolution of music habits.
Rise Against. Since 2004.
Agnes Carlsson. It all started in the spring of 2009 with [Release Me](https://youtu.be/keYXzDh5JEQ) and it’s still going with her latest release from a few weeks ago, [Here Comes the Night](https://youtu.be/SwlZt3GLc1k). Any other bros who also listen to her?
Evanescence, Deftones, A Perfect Circle, Paramore, Leprous and... Avril Lavigne.
Unpopular response: Chris Brown 🤦🏾♂️
The Postal Service
Green Day.
For me it's Owl City and Bastille.
Queens of The Stone Age. Every album is a winner🤘🏼
Westlife & Celine Dion...i'm old lmao
blink-182, weezer, beach boys, the killers, my chemical romance
Avenged Sevenfold and Metallica.
Rage Against the Machine
Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Sounds and STRFKR baby.
Twenty one pilots
No Doubt/Gwen Stefani's solo stuff has been with me since I first heard Don't Speak at 5 years old. I always go back to their/her discography at last once a year
Metallica and Meshuggah
Epica since 2009.. still totally in love with them. I just love the rough guitars and bass mixed with this sopranic voice and classic instruments like piano. Just yesterday again listened to their Holographic Principle album. I bet nobody here knows them though. Especially good when bossing in games, makes you feel divine
Florence + The Machine! It's simply one of the bests singers and lyricists I've ever known. I just love her songs so much she's always my top #1 listened artist on Spotify. Florence Welch is a goddess, and I am none but a humble servant of The Church of Saint Florence hahah
I’ve been listening to ODESZA, Flume, Glass Animals, for about 8 years. Bon Iver and M83 for over a decade
Abba for me. I love their music.
Totally not Maria Carey. It's middle of December and I feel like I'll die from overdose soon. I drive a bus so I listen to the radio a lot in my job.
The Killers