Depressing albums! ;_:

Do your find yourself obsessed in any way with depressing music? What albums or songs do you find particularly depressing? Why?
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[@starlightbright]

I listened to a lot of The Smiths when I was feeling depressed. I successfully made myself felt worse.

[@nikki-qb7iq]

Mother I can feel the soil falling over my headd

[@jadeevans2848]

I always feel better when I listen to the smiths

[@merryn9000]

the sadder you are the happier they make you. they only make me sad when i'm happy

[@ivo8312]

+Merryn Hurley-Rawlins "good art comforts the disturbed, and disturbs the comfortable"

[@CarmenxSullivan]

+Murakami R That song in particular is my one true love when i feel crappy.

[@TomAbraham]

Have a Nice Life - Deathconsciousness Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked At Me Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell The Microphones - The Glow, Pt. 2 Sunn O))) - Black One Giles Corey - Giles Corey Nirvana - In Utero Brand New - Daisy Björk - Vulnicura Joy Division - Closer Some of my personal favourite albums ever, all depressing

[@rossmeyer7230]

Tom Abraham this is a great list :)

[@adamzypsoul8164]

Proper list here

[@BrokenGodEnt]

Daisy doesn't get the recognition it deserves

[@Jack-wm1zq]

where's my modest mouse tom?

[@sycko8]

Glow Pt.2 is my favorite out of those you named. I recommend Skeleton Tree by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

[@crustpunkjesuschrist]

Elliott Smith- Roman Candle Elliott Smith- S/T Elliott Smith- Either/or Elliott Smith- XO Elliott Smith- Figure 8 Elliott Smith- From a Basement... Elliott Smith- New Moon

[@ColombianThunder]

Check out is Grand Mal stuff. It's a collection of unreleased material if you haven't heard of it already. So so good. It's a tragedy none of those songs are officially out yet, especially Stickman.

[@Zoe-zoe1717]

You seem like you really need a hug

[@brentblack2878]

Elliot Smith is amazing

[@Zoe-zoe1717]

@@ColombianThunder suicide machine, first timer, see how things are hard, and you make it seem like nothing are all in that I think amd they are great

[@maturtlelaza]

Crazy fucker from the grand mal is amazing. There is a studio version on youtube as well

[@doggoboii]

artists mentioned: elliott smith bright eyes neutral milk hotel the roots phil ohcs nick drake bonnie “prince” billy ii joy division gris sunn O))) wolf eyes suicide swans have a nice life godspeed! you black emperor simon joyner nick cave scott walker patsy klein tom waits johnny cash hank williams

[@llovescake15]

I'm gay

[@acc2876]

You forgot eels

[@taasinbinhossainalvi9173]

Tom Waits?

[@damien1700]

He forgot The caretaker

[@thecisquatch]

Where are the Eels mentioned??

[@thebetbetunderground9548]

Nick Drake's "Pink Moon" has the most tangible melancholy set into music that I have ever known. Man, that record is just of a league of its own when it comes to emotional pureness.

[@AmeersJournal]

All my life I’ve been looking for Fantano to just mention Nick Drake and I finally found a video of it 😅

[@zane7995]

@@AmeersJournal seriously i cant believe he hasnt made a classics review of it

[@bulletfastspeed]

Pharrell Williams- Happy. Makes me cry everytime

[@k-leb4671]

Cry about the state of music.

[@giacomopantano]

Same here :.(

[@maxineoneillbananapeel]

I actually listened to that song during a traumatic part of my childhood with the hope of raising my feelings. It worked at the time, like a cage, in that it trapped the emotions. Whenever I listen back on that song I'm plunged in this awful state of mood. I never fail to forget

[@Rhapsolin]

I'm laughing

[@forealnow2526]

Goddammit

[@magicalgirlanonymous2751]

i listen to 'depressing' music because it fills my chest with a familiar kind of weight i think. It just feels right because I'm used to that feeling. Also depressing music takes away the loneliness because you feel in a way connected to the artist through your feelings that they experience and express so perfectly for you

[@eddycortez]

this is how if feel when I listen to kid cudi, or 808s & heartbreak by kanye

[@2-d446]

Crywank's album "tomorrow is nearly yesterday" is a great album for dealing with depression

[@Aceken23]

Been looking for crywank to be mentioned

[@cciale]

@@Aceken23 same here

[@cciale]

love that album btw

[@xxaidenbossxx602]

@@cciale that album is a gift from the gods

[@jskullheisenberg5227]

Crywank is a God

[@marvinbatech]

The Antlers - Hospice Cure - Disintegration Sun Kil Moon - Benji Counting Crows - August & Everything After Chelsea Wolfe - Pain Is Beauty Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago Billy Holiday - Billy Holiday Sings Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible Modest Mouse - Lonesome Crowded West Eels - Electro-shock Blues Lou Reed - Berlin Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here/The Final Cut John Mitchell - Blue Beck - Sea Change Nico - The Marble Index Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures The Front Bottoms - My Grandma vs. Pneumonia

[@M394-v6x]

Eels- electroshock blues hit me hard

[@Yjin570]

I mainly listen to hip hop but benji was inhumanely sad

[@natetheguitarkid]

SnowKid32 Surprised to see nico in there, nice.

[@smellman75]

SnowKid32 Berlin is a fantastic example, I think he wrote it after his wifes death not sure, its the best example of musical melancholy i can think of...

[@yhetti64]

SnowKid32 Building Nothing Out Of Something or TIALDFSWNTTA was a way better pick for depressed Modest Mouse. Totally nailed Pink Floyd though.

[@daramaguiginn7992]

Sadthony Mantano

[@HazeMotes]

Feelsbadthony Mantano

[@thrillcutz2162]

Sadthony MADtano

[@sneakyb4st3rd12]

Alice in Chains- Jar of Flies. Especially the song "nutshell". Man.. it hits really hard and super close to the heart.

[@dualtahunter4043]

Masterpiece

[@revalone3944]

love alice in chains

[@connorjosephh]

W

[@mitch5944]

Top 5 song personally

[@Rishiyisus]

Skeleton tree - Nick Cave and The bad seeds Sea change (in general) - Beck ★ - David Bowie Amnesiac - Radiohead

[@zackzallie8735]

I love those albums so much.

[@tanaka1477]

Hospice by The Antlers. That whole album tells this beautiful heartfelt story of a relationship falling apart. Listening to that album while reading the lyrics booklet was a huge emotional hit.

[@stevendiaz3206]

That album is gorgeous!

[@cgideath4968]

I LOVE THAT ALBUMM

[@sean1419]

Everywhere At The End Of Time - The Caretaker

[@redl0ydd752]

Quite possibly the most devastating and crushing work of music ever made

[@user-ys1mb9ho2m]

PLEASE NONO I MADE A FULL EFORT TO FORGET THE ENTIRE ALBUM WHYYYY

[@sean1419]

@@user-ys1mb9ho2m forget. haha.

[@user-ys1mb9ho2m]

@@sean1419 its a masterpiece but I hate it with all my heart

[@wormswithteeth]

@@sean1419 They will. We all will...

[@iceicls]

elliott smith is a god among men. he died way too young

[@chloe2zzz]

[@TheHalliday123456789]

I am as sad as Rick

[@aqmandruunk5905]

"A god among men." Just what I was thinking about

[@TheGreatCarlosBudeeny]

TheHalliday123456789 WOW, a reference about a reference.

[@milankivarott1841]

elliot rodger is a god among men. he died way too young

[@chromesandwich4878]

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned The Caretaker's 6-staged work called 'Everywhere at the End of Time'. That shit goes beyond depressing, it is hauntingly scary. I listened to the first half an hour of the first stage, which I'd been told is the easiest to get through, and I could not go any further. The shit literally made me have trouble falling asleep because death and dementia (themes that are explored quite frequently) were so heavy on the mind. Edit: I got through the first 3 stages 4 days ago. It was in one listen, and it just got even more dreadful. I also finished the first part of stage 4, and it...well, if you've listened, you know, but putting it lightly, it's really heavy dread. Edit 2: Apparently there were mentions of EATEOT earlier in the year than what I had seen at the time since they had very few likes compared to now. Also I finished the thing around 2 weeks ago, the last 5 minutes were sad, and I recognized what they were meant to symbolize, but it was not enough to push me to the point of tears. (Thanks Mr Flibble for the reminder) Edit 3: I have no idea why I did this, but I came back to EATEOT and listened another time. It's really unsettling still, but honestly, this time around, it lost its luster. Though it did reaffirm my belief that alzheimers should be a disease that can allow you to be eligible for Euthanasia, that suffering is something that we cannot comprehend, and we shouldn't let those that we love go through it.

[@chokovok7231]

As someone who listened to the entire length recently, the way that it replicates dementia is incredible. It feels like your listening to the audible deterioration of this in-universe character, and eventual death. Anyone who has heard the last 6 minutes will agree that there is a certain grief at the end of the album, and throughout the whole six hours you really start to think about the impact of dementia on people. Probably the most comments I've ever read on a youtube video

[@cutsperson]

i listened to the whole thing just yesterday and i could not sleep at all last night. i cried at the final 5 minutes

[@johnstamos75]

Could you describe how the album sounds? I’d like to give it a listen

[@chromesandwich4878]

@@johnstamos75 It's a combination of ballroom music from the 20s-40s that becomes more and more distorted as you get further through it as your 'dementia' worsens and gets more severe. It's also really really long (clocks in at around 6 and a half hours I believe). I can't describe it super well, but that's a really shitty description of it. You'll understand once you listen.

[@lotusauer4785]

John Stamos give it a listen, even the most elegant description from Kirby (the artist) wouldn’t even scratch the surface of what the album/work does to ones mind and body when listened to. If possible I’d dedicate a day to listen, it’s 6.5 hours, broken down more or less to 6 1 ish hour long albums that build upon the last, until a finale that is a literal metaphor for death. It’s free on KZbin, the description has it broken down very well, with apt descriptions of each stage, and has some amazing artwork as well, although it does it rather unsettling by the end.

[@camusunder]

Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked at Me Carissa's Weird - Songs About Leaving Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool Eels - Electro-Shock Blues The Cure - Pornography Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral Have a Nice Life - Deathconciousness Low - I Could Live In Hope Scott Walker - Tilt

[@camusunder]

+Anthony Fantano

[@camusunder]

Bohren & der Club of Gore - Sunset Mission Deerhunter - Halcyon Digest Chelsea Wolfe - Abyss Ulver - Shadows of the Sun Tom Waits - Alice Swans - Soundtracks for the Blind Dalek - Absence Virgin Black - Requiem - Mezzo Forte Nick Drake - Pink Moon Coil - The Ape of Naples Thee Silver Mount Zion Memorial Orchestra - He Has Left Us Alone but Shafts of Light Sometimes Grace the Corners of Our Rooms...

[@harrylamont6007]

As a huge Radiohead fan, AMSP doesn’t belong here with A Crow Looked At Me

[@tomosobi3603]

Deathconsciousness left me feeling so broken jesus that shit was heavy

[@MMMbutofCOURSE]

You forgot Hospice by The Antlers.

[@JamesKovacic]

I think what makes OK Computer by Radiohead such a depressing album is that it’s universal. The instrumentation, lyrics, production, and vocals are cold, disconnected, and isolated but also impassioned, powerful, and raw. The overarching message and theme of the record is that we constantly try to fill an emotional void in our lives with superficial and temporary thrills to indulge our senses until we inevitably return to the inescapable emptiness and mundanities of everyday adult life. It’s definitely a bleak portrayal of how we conduct ourselves and interact with one another, but still a very honest and real account of the human condition nonetheless

[@dualtahunter4043]

Ok Computer is a masterpiece. kind of eerie at times as well

[@JamesKovacic]

Eerily prophetic

[@scaredypicker]

Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral is probably one of the most depressing albums I listen to on a regular basis. I'd listen to it less, but you just have to appreciate how clever it is as a concept. You can even listen to it to get you pumped up too. It's a weird mixture of feelings that it brings out. It also has some of NIN's best material.

[@christiant.9091]

+scaredypicker agreed, agreed, and agreed

[@mariochen2470]

Nirvana

[@sanicyouth6540]

+scaredypicker I'd like to mention The Hurting by Tears For Fears.

[@julianschlanger6925]

yeah, i was surprised it wasn't mentioned.

[@shaitet]

The Downward Spiral pretty much started my love for NIN, The Fragile has to be my second favorite NIN album.

[@SuperBmrp]

Elliott Smith and his music are so great, really happy to hear him mentioned when he always seems to be forgotten

[@BonoLightier]

Also: Joni Mitchell - Blue Antony & The Johnsons - I Am A Bird Now Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell Radiohead - Kid A The National - High Violet MONEY - The Shadow Of Heaven Sharon Van Etten - Are We There Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures Sun Kil Moon - Benji Portishead - Dummy Leonard Cohen - Songs Of Love And Hate Slint - Spiderland (yeah, it's been a complicated road for me)

[@allofthemmilkingwithgreenf7493]

What a great range of depressing records. Especially Cohens Songs of Love and Hate. "I stepped Into an avalanche it covers up my soul", "your pain is no crudential here its just the shadow of my would" He is a fucking master of his kind.

[@allofthemmilkingwithgreenf7493]

+all of them milking with green fleshy flowers *shadow of my wound

[@jayjayfeday7304]

Aside from motion picture soundtrack and how to dissappear completely, how is Kid A depressing?

[@AMT99100]

Slowdive- Souvlaki.

[@judecolin3476]

so purdy... would have been too good to be true if it got a mention here

[@Icantdothatrightnow]

I agree- while Just For a Day is a better album in my opinion, Souvlaki hits way harder emotionally and feels much more heartfelt and genuine.

[@HiddenFormula]

Pygmalion is the more depressing Slowdive album.

[@MrPolsovatel111]

do you really call any of slowdive's albums depressing? They are about beautiful melancholy, not depression.

[@corduroykumquat]

Women Public Strain

[@luke-da-duke]

Here's some underrated depressing music: Have a Nice Life - Deathconsciousness Burzum - Hvis lyset tar oss The Chameleons - Script of the Bridge Nick Drake - Pink Moon Slowdive - Souvlaki

[@willr455]

Lucas Ferreira The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me by Brand New is incredibly depressing, in my opinion.

[@luke-da-duke]

Really? I'm not too familiar with Brand New's music so I'll check it out.

[@immodium91]

I dont think souvlaki is depressing at all

[@isaiahtowers1865]

Have a nice life is life

[@Leoplazaable]

immodium91 do you think so? i get a very melancholic vibe from it. somehow it entails a feeling of thoughtfulness and emptiness. interesting how peoples opinions differ on this

[@Nahvalr_]

Slowdive's Souvlaki, can be a downer (in the best possible way) especially such songs like 'Mellon Yellow' and 'Dagger', Have A Nice Life's complete discography pretty much but more so on Deathconsiousness (Hunter & There Is No Food), Brian Eno's Apollo is a great album too if your in a depressive mood.

[@NKRevolution]

Love that album. I listened to it during a depressing time in my life but I don't think it's depressing. Maybe just a little sad.

[@NKRevolution]

+N.K. Revolution I was talking about slowdive btw

[@Nahvalr_]

+N.K. Revolution what album are you referring to?

[@Nahvalr_]

+N.K. Revolution Ah, undoubtably there are uplifting songs such as Alison and When The Sun Hits but the album as a whole to me is quite depressing but to each his own I suppose. If you haven't already seen the Pitchfork documentary then I'd highly recommend it, sort of adds to how depressing the atmosphere was, to me at least

[@NKRevolution]

GunRunner181 I love that documentary. That's what motivated me to listen to it a few days after it was uploaded. :D

[@Megamaniac610]

Jar of Flies- Alice in Chains In Utero- Nirvana Pornography- the Cure Filth- Swans Fiona Apple- The Idler Wheel... Silver Mt. Zion- He has left us... Opeth- Watershed Literally any song by Sopor Aeternus is the most depressing song ever written.

[@Tudorgeable]

I found Jar of flies to be the most uplifting of AiC, and it shows since it was made when Layne was recovering from drugs

[@toot1231]

Tudorgeable except he was not he checked out of rehab upwards to 10 times and at the time they recorded JoF they were kicked out of there house from not paying rent. so they lived at the studio

[@gnalkhere]

Filth is more aggressive than depressing, at least to my ears. Soundtracks for the Blind is more depressing

[@pillagon]

I think Dirt and Tripod are a lot more depressing than Jar of Flies

[@metube7332]

Megamaniac610 in utero isn't so much depressing as it is painful know what I mean. You don't get sad you get more so angsty.

[@stargazingwonder]

the caretaker - everywhere at the end of time, an empty bliss beyond this world Have a nice life - Deathconcsiousnes Slowdive - Pygmalion

[@nebojsazbidelj1791]

the caretaker is the final boss of depression music

[@twanjon9614]

Stellar 3

[@cli260]

Slowdive💞

[@freindmaker4473]

ppl who listen to the caretaker are mouthbreathers. get more emotion from reading the wiki page for dementia and i dont have to listen to mid ambient music for 6 hours

[@nzslol]

@@freindmaker4473 you are not a funny boi for saying that statement

[@trapmagicify]

How to disappear completely by radiohead

[@shortuf0]

Yes, thank you! That and Pyramid Song incite the most powerful melancholy feelings, for me at least.

[@HandsOfCinderblock]

Thomas Liebrecht Thhhhhat there.... that's not meee

[@DafneMarchesan]

The depression anthem

[@Sheeeeepies1]

Dont leave me high.... dont leave me dryyyyyayayay I cry evy time...

[@louisaddeo-weiss5690]

it may be one of the prettiest songs ever written

[@iamthebird101]

I listen to depressing music because I relate to it a lot. It seems to help me knowing that someone can be depressed and yet contribute something I percieve to be of great value. Particular themes can be especially beneficial to explore if they relate to someone. In my case, I've been listening to music about drug abuse, unrequited love and lack of commitment. Sometimes a well placed happy song is just the thing too, depressed or not. Right now because of my age and who I grew up with I find myself going back a lot of Fall Out Boy, Blink 182 and Green Day's older material again, partially for nostalgic reasons and partially because I still relate a great deal and have an even deeper appreciation for what in this case is fairly simple, yet catchy crunchy chuggy riffs and melodrama about girls and identity.

[@NoGodsNoMasters1885]

The Cure - Disintegration Townes van Zandt - For the Sake of the Song Lou Reed - Berlin Nirvana - In Utero

[@KevinKaffy]

Cure-Disintegration is the first album I think I ever bought and I was only 10 I believe. Totally Awesome album..still one of my favs

[@valamilyenvalaki5763]

What about Matt Elliott? He's the most underrated musician ever, all of his albums are filled with brilliance, love the way he twists european folk music, and his songs trilogy is like the most depressing thing ever. My favourite album of his is the Howling Songs. That one is the best album I've ever sat through in my life. Gotta mention his starter album which is the Drinking Songs ehich got me hooked on. Everything this man does is just perfect. Highly recommended, sadly he doesn't get the publicity he deserves but I hope I'll get some of you to try his music.

[@TimLundin3]

The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me by Brand New is incredibly depressing, in my opinion.

[@jackhooper2839]

Also, _Leaves Turn Inside of You_ by Unwound [the latter part of the album].

[@drewmiller8784]

Tim Lundin the amount of times I've listened to that album is insane. Definitely one of my favorites

[@joshuasilva8168]

I agree very much so, a couple of songs in particular are actually very upsetting (in a good way) to listen to

[@HendersonHinchfinch]

Good call. That album hit me hard as well. Same with American Football's only album.

[@willr455]

Tim Lundin The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me by Brand New is incredibly depressing, in my opinion.

[@FutaYuuta]

Pink Moon is my favorite depressing album. I listened to it when I was stuck in a mental hospital I also like King Crimson's Red a lot. It has a very melancholy feel, especially on Starless

[@jbdbibbaerman8071]

Wow. Two great albums there. I would also mention "The Final Cut." Maybe even the song "Wish You Were Here." It's hauntingly depressing yet beautiful.

[@sernoddicusthegallant6986]

how does king crimson work anyway?

[@badtaste311]

Brother, I have a really strong love for Nick Drake's album Pink Moon and was blessed to have been introduced to him at a very young and impressionable age. This album seems to resonate an intense emotionally lucid yet humble state within myself.

[@Yeezus2295]

A lot of people mention The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails, but The Fragile is just as depressing really. Pretty Hate Machine more angry than depressing though

[@terretetetito]

I think "Still" is probably Trent's most depressive material, not only due to the lyrics but also the melodies of the songs and the whole subdued, quiet sound and atmosphere

[@SirChadofWick]

i agree. the downward spiral can get very angry at times. the fragile is just bleak throughout

[@HobosAttackPirates]

Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral, The Fragile, Still,

[@coldwar45]

Also Something I Can Never Have

[@splinterCrash]

Right Where It Belongs. It belongs DIRECTLY in my feels.

[@tridie4464]

The downward spiral should have been in the video

[@auDipquid]

Trent's music is angsty and occasionally sad but I've never found it depressing.

[@second1814]

Way too heavy and industrial for the most part

[@SaltChroniclesHearthstoneArena]

Alice in chains, Elliott Smith, Jeff Buckley. Blind Melon are quite depressing too, if you look into the lyrics.

[@jackofspades9742]

Alice In Chains self titled album is the most heart breaking album I ever heard.

[@saintnicole3209]

Yes! Their self titled album figuratively punches me in the gut every time I hear it. Same with The Holy Bible by the Manic Street Preachers.

[@immigratoclandestino6259]

Almost anything from Alice in Chains has a depressing aspect to it, except for Facelift, Sap and a couple of songs from Dirt and the Self titled (Rooster and The Nothin' song)

[@atrasstoumay]

Immigrato clandestino - I mean, here, a lot of people talk about their lyrics but I think that in Dirt, this sludgy music just slooows you down and buries you in a 70 minutes delicious agony; while Jar of Flies has depressing lyrics but plain beautiful harmonies, quite light actually.

[@rossmeyer7230]

atrass toumay exactly.. the lyricism is kind of secondary when it comes to music to me so usually the instrumentation itself is the depressing part for me. This probably comes from my love for metal. However, Brand New is an example of music where the lyricism really gets to me

[@kevinkibble8342]

Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible Pulp - This Is Hardcore Nirvana - In Utero Radiohead - OK Computer Joy Division - Closer

[@PLAGUE-KARM]

The Caretaker - Everywhere At The End Of Time

[@Aceken23]

Saw your comment on stage 3

[@PLAGUE-KARM]

@@Aceken23 as funny as this sounds I actually forgot I left a comment on stage 3

[@Aceken23]

@@PLAGUE-KARM THE IRONY IN THIS STATEMENT HAHAHA

[@WeekendUpdate7]

I always thought that Sufjan Stevens made some of the most depressing music.

[@arono9304]

True, but optimism usually shines through there

[@nick-kd2yx]

Spencer Moore I agree, but it's also weirdly beautiful

[@Sasori23231]

Seriously people will casually play Casmir Pulaski Day like its such a nice, chill song when it's really incredibly bleak. Kinda like Tracy Chapman's 'Fast Car'. They played that one everywhere.

[@taylordunn6362]

I cannot agree more. Casimir Pulaski day and death with dignity get me every time.

[@flexploit]

Flatsound!!!!!!! His whole discography is melancholic and I WHOLEHEARTEDLY recommend his music to you! To get into it, "sleep" is a great starter album, but I really like his 2017 release "i stayed up until sunrise but got to fall asleep to the sounds of birds singing"

[@KoRnCoverz]

Alice in Chains- Dirt. Easily one of the most depressing albums of all time, yet my favorite album ever.

[@DropTehBazz]

It is rather depressing. I would have to say that their selftitled is even more depressing though.

[@OcelotDAD]

Dirt is depressing but is has energetic songs. Self titled is just pure misery.

[@ivanmoll9536]

And Jar Of Flies. Every song in that EP holds so much emotional weight on it's own, minus the closer but to me it seems like a bit of "comic relief" after a heartwrenching listen.

[@spodyandbox6050]

Radiohead's Kid A is not only depressing, but also a spiritual journey.

[@ramennoodley]

really... no emotion with how to disappear completely

[@lawsonashurst7314]

Easily my favorite album and favorite band of all time

[@freowin2]

City and Colour - Bring Me Your Love Death Cab For Cutie - Plans Benjamin Francis Leftwich - Last Smoke Before the Snowstorm Baths - Obsidian Alexi Murdoch - Time Without Consequence Luke Pickett Tom Waits (Most of it but I would say Alice and Mule Variations) Pompeii - Nothing Happens for a reason *I could go on and on, but I think that's a good enough list*

[@substratic11213]

Opeth, Slint, Slowdive, Portishead, RADIOHEAD, Nine Inch Nails, Nick Drake, Nirvana... yeah

[@TheAndrewj96]

_Carrie & Lowell_. Fuck _me_, that album is depressing. And if we're going to talk about individual songs, then "Headlights" by Eminem. I get a lump in my throat every time I hear it, and that _never_ happens with me.

[@TheMelissaWasHere]

It's funny that you say that, I just commented on his Planetarium video that Carrie and Lowell is my go to weeping album. I absolutely love it!

[@nickbagelboy]

Hey theneedledrop, I know this is an old video, but I have something that might answer your question. Coming from a super emotional person (I feel each emotion extremely deeper and more intense, which is good and bad at times), when I am going through the days or times of depression (clinically diagnosed, not Mayo Clinic lmfoa), sometimes what helps is to listen to some really depressing music and allow myself to wallow in it, to really feel it with every part of my existence, that way it goes away quicker, kind of like crying when you just let it all out. But if I try to hide it or whatever, it prolongs it. It's like, I accept it, acknowledge it, allow myself to feel it, embrace it, and then in time, say good bye to it. And there are other reasons we like it too, like you said, to hear something relateable. Sometimes I like to pretend I'm in a movie when I'm riding my bike or something at night, envision a camera angle where it shows me riding my bike in slow motion, and depending on how I'm feeling that night, I'll put on some depressing music to add to the "movie scene", just like how you would see it in a movie, if that makes sense. Hope that helps!!

[@MrAtbillings]

Been thinking about the questions asked at the start of the video. Lately I've been listening to The Antlers' album Hospice a-ddic-tive-ly. This comes at a time, let's call it a year, that's been pretty difficult personally. The idea of an album that tells the story of someone going through an emotionally abusive relationship, while simultaneously telling the analogous story of a hospice worker working with a difficult patient at the end of their life--well, I can't say it mirrors what I'm going through exactly, but there are certain things that really hit home. Hearing certain lines helps me is therapeutic, it helps me to process. People, I think, are attracted to lyrics that resonate with them and help them to process their own emotions. The harder it is to deal with the emotion, well, the more you might listen to the song. I think the circumstances of my life at this time have kind of colored the tone of the music I listen to, and indeed, my tracklists lately have been generally down-tempo or mid-tempo, if they are not as overtly depressing as this album. Wasn't always this way, but it's been a tough year and yes, I do think it affects the music I listen to. Maybe if you're thinking, why do I get requests for depressing albums, as opposed to albums that speak to any other emotion that people would be feeling; well, I'd think it's because you don't really look to music to "process" other emotions, but when you're depressed, anxious, or something of this sort, it's something you do actively.

[@fldsfmfr8277]

I love Crywank, I recommend you these song if you're looking for something specially depressing, but 99% of them are, so you shoud probably check the rest of them out. Leech Boy; You Couldnt Teach Me Integrity; Baby Self-absorbed; Waste; Its Ok, I Wouldn't Remember Me Either; Memento Mori; Hikikomori; Do you have PPE for self-esteem?; and my all time fav: Sad Song for a Guilty Sadist. Yes, Im 7 years late. No, I don't care.

[@acc2876]

Crywank are underrated

[@Rackune]

"Everyone I love is gonna die, and I will die as well" Jesus dude...

[@fldsfmfr8277]

@@Rackune I think the title "Memento Mori" means "Remember that we're all gonna die", not exactly with those words but that's the idea.

[@lightmorrison5404]

Outgoing hikkikomori has nice Lofi that is actually good

[@haustreviance]

Radiohead

[@_jamieknowles_]

Radiohead. nuff said

[@MrMatijas16]

Yeah, I'm pretty shocked he didn't mention them. And what about The Cure?

[@rleandro315]

Yeah but I do agree with Anthony in the sense that Radiohead (to me) is always like some kind of "depression-vicarious-experience" imho

[@substratic11213]

Yup

[@prakharpant1711]

Radiohead is the most motivating and inspirational band of all time. I dont see in what way you might call them depressing

[@bloodflowersandhurricanes9463]

There is not enough The Cure in this video.

[@jude7426]

True, but people tend to think of singles like "Friday I'm in Love" when they think of The Cure. They are especially powerful on their first few albums.

[@bloodflowersandhurricanes9463]

Of course, sad or melancholic music usually isn't commercially successful, but I'm certain Anthony isn't somebody who only listens to singles and even on Wish there are plenty of heart-wrenching tracks.

[@jude7426]

BloodflowersAndHurricanes Yeah, Anthony wouldn't be a music nerd if he only listens to singles. But yeah, what you said is totally true, it normally isn't. I was lucky enough to stumble upon The Cure's sad songs.

[@italovsc]

do you guys have some recomendations for sad albums/singles of The Cure?

[@_noah-m_]

Pornography, Seventeen Seconds, Faith. Especially Pornography. (Songs like: A Forest, M, At Night, Seventeen Seconds, The Holy Hour, Other Voices, The Funeral Party, Faith, One Hundred Years, Siamese Twins, The Figurehead, A Strange Day, Cold, Pornography). They do all have this melancholic and dark feelings, with lyrics that can be cleary interpreted as sad and depressing. The first song on Pornography, One Hundred Years, starts with "It doesn't matter if we all die." :D

[@makeghandi]

Frightened Rabbit's The Midnight Organ Fight is the most sincere album about a breakup that I have found. Scott Hutchison is an amazing musician, songwriter and singer.

[@Yardo]

Hospice by The Antlers is a soul crusher

[@14nafster]

really surprised he didnt mention it

[@notsamantha3484]

[@byHexted]

he hated that album he gave it like a 3

[@notsamantha3484]

Really? That's sad.

[@byHexted]

ikk I love that album

[@Kyfow]

You can definitely add Blackstar to this list now. Even though the sound isn't that depressing, the context is just so sad, you can't ignore it.

[@0412lennon]

Were u too depressed for a TRAN-SITION?!?!

[@theneedledrop]

nah, this is just an oldie before i started doing that. :-)

[@splongebob7778]

+theneedledrop I WAS A FAN OF FANTANO BEFORE THE TRANSITIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CIRCLEOFTONE]

Guatemalan Dude 69 Did you like it you hate it? Don't get mad don't be sad.

[@Neel-ff4mn]

Guatemalan Dude 69 3:55 What's this band/album?

[@leperlord7078]

i would like to ask that as well What album is it ?

[@redafm4505]

Magnolia Electric Co. perfectly sums up the feeling of the cold air drying up tears on your face. It’s such a harrowing album sonically and lyrically, especially Farewell Transmission. Love this album to death.

[@SludgeMan90]

Always on my rotation. For me its Magnolia electric co - Songs: Ohia, Alice in chains self titled, Purple Mountains by David Berman , Warning - watching from a distance, Low - I could live in hope, degradation trip volumes 1&2 by Jerry cantrell

[@silentxwxlf]

give a listen to jason molina’s solo album “let me go.” really raw and emotionally moving stuff, my personal favorite release of his

[@edyoung4450]

A lot of Alice In Chains stuff puts me there, going deep into they’re lyrics and albums you can feel the pain that Layne was going through, Jerry’s writing complimented by his vocals give songs like Don’t Follow or Down in a hole multiple meanings, then you’ve got songs like Dirt, Rain when I Die, Angry Chair and the like that are heavy but the pain behind all this rage is just saddening, and love hate love is mint

[@stephensalay8486]

Jimmy Eat Word-Clarity, Futures Brand New- The Devil and God Are Raging Inside me Weezer- Pinkerton

[@limbomonster9434]

OH MY GOD I LOVE YOU

[@Connorslamevideos]

Clarity always puts me in a good mood tho, I always vibe to it

[@MikeyDowson93]

Connor Mortifier yeah I've never thought of Clarity being a depressing album, brings back good memories

[@TakarangiLove1998]

I'm so glad you mentioned Elliott's strong sense of musicality and the fact that he didn't just make music for it to be depressing music.

[@hfsitko1915]

I started listening to music this January, partially thanks to some of your insights and classics reviews and while I'm still new to music I'm glad to have had the opportunity to listen to stuff like Slowdive-Soulvlaki Radiohead-Ok Computer (not really depressing) Joy Division-Unknown Pleasures Interpol-Turn on the Bright Lights

[@bawoman]

"Perfect day" by Lou Reed has always deppresed the hell out of me....any song that has "happy" lyrics but with sad, somber music does that. "What a wonderful world" ny Louis Armstrong has a similar effect.

[@RobinHouseChannel]

The Glow Part 2 really bums me out

[@willmillar7087]

Was searching specially to see if anyone said this, the really climactic middle bit especially

[@tylerhowell9735]

Oh God yeah that's a powerful song

[@ttdmax5711]

ActuallyIan headless horseman, the glow pt. 2, the mansion, i’ll not contain you, i felt your shape etc. are all beautiful bummers. and also i’ll not contain you is seriously one of the most beautiful songs to ever exist.

[@perspii2808]

Songs like I Felt Your Shape and Samurai Sword almost balance it out for me, even if both can still be considered to be tinged with sadness. But yeah, I suppose ultimately I concur, it really is a beautifully sad album.

[@alydanilo4229]

@@ttdmax5711 oh men, I think that too!!! I'll not contain you it's so fucking beautiful...

[@hellosqueakers]

The Antlers - Hospice

[@robair9911]

depressing? or an album about mourning?

[@zenscape87]

Hospice is a beautifully sad album, but absolutely not depressing

[@hellosqueakers]

zenscape87 I would say that it deals with areas of depression but doesn't full out go into the mindset of depression. I like a album that isn't just full sadness but majorly deals with it.

[@kasparasvarzinskas2020]

hellosqueakers I would kind of argue that it doesn't completely "deal with it". In the last track he seems to move on from whole nightmare, but it comes back to him in haunting dreams - and this is one of the major appeals of the album for me, stating that mourning is such a complex process, dealing with anxiety, shame/blame for yourself and for the world. One of the best, heart wrecking albums i've ever heard, haven't had such an emotional listening for a while now.

[@hellosqueakers]

Kasparas Varžinskas Hey man. I get what you are saying. Epilogue is one of my favorite tracks off that album. Acoustically and Lyrically. I can see it being a happy ending to a sad album but to me its a depressing listen. Thanks for new insight on the album.

[@atmaximum]

One word to explain this phenomenon: Catharsis.

[@banessuperbrutalmetalfunti2561]

Have a Nice Life's "Deathconsciousness" has been on heavy rotation as of late.

[@camwad1238]

Kid a is really depressing for me I think bc the sounds used give the album a really cold feel to it a lot of the lyrics can be seen as not so depressing but the sounds always give me chills like it sounds like how it feels to slowly pass away I guess it definitely has a melancholiac beauty to it

[@antoniasalinas513]

Kid A and Amnesiac both excel at making you feel trapped, scared, empty, and depressed, but Amnesiac is a little bit better at this; which is why it hasn't been received as well. Shame, it's a truly underrated album.

[@lamestudiosinc418]

Kid A isn't really depressing so much as it induces existential dread. It makes me think about the future in a way that paralyzes me in absolute horror.

[@Inkypencil22]

@@lamestudiosinc418 that existential dread is the depressing part imo

[@jayops]

Joy Division's Closer. That album is the epitome of depression. C'mon it's Ian Curtis' suicide note put into music! Closer is so dark, eerie, cold, and nihilistic in which it makes me cry every time I listen to it.

[@lowblood9416]

Slint - Spiderland Has destroyed me and I can't stop listen to this masterpiece.

[@zackzallie8735]

It helped me get through suicidal thoughts and low social battery, honestly.

[@HowlinHiFi]

Brand New, dude! Tracks like millstone, sic transit gloria..., handcuffs, Jesus, and You won't know (yes I know these are only from two of their albums) are some heart wrenchers. These are usually the "rage against the dying of the light" style depressing songs. Often dealing with themes raging from losing your potential and favor in the eyes of your peers, to dying alone because of your own fear, t being used because it's the only thing you know how to do. Jesse Lacey's voice sounds like the last breaths of a dying animal, demanding it's last moments to burn out rather than fade away, and vincent acardi's guitar work is both subtle and blaring, mixing dissonance from bands like Built to Spill, to more hardcore influences that are very power chord driven from Bands like Bad Religion and turnstile. A tight rhythm section (at it's peak in Sic Transit Gloria...) paints a driving, tank like, background that the leads scrape over, like they're tearing through sheet metal. I've more often than not angry cried through "The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me". Great for emotional validation and anguish.

[@KurtisC93]

_The Holy Bible_ by the Manic Street Preachers, an album devoted almost exclusively to the darkest aspects of the human condition, is downright heartbreaking at times.

[@SiLatics56]

Agreed!

[@CarmenxSullivan]

+Kurtis C. Oh god yeah, I remember the first time listened to that album, i had no idea who the manics were or what the album contained ... i spent about 4 weeks listening to it pretty much exclusively afterward, researching lyrics and backstory and even parts of history i wasn't to clear on. That album for me is one of the most beautiful ive ever heard, the lyrics are just so raw,. P.S I just realised why i love this particular type of "depressing music" lol i for hate love songs and breakup song. She is suffering is the closest thing on the album which actually is my least favorite song as it turns out.

[@saintnicole3209]

I completely agree. It's a punch in the gut followed by a twisting of your brain and your entire worldly perspective.

[@kevinkibble8342]

My favourite album of all time, but The Intense Humming Of Evil is sometimes unlistenable because of how purely haunting it is. And 4st 7lbs is very harrowing as it's the most personal song Richey ever wrote. This Is Yesterday is a beautiful song though, a brief glimmer of light among the darkness.

[@TheWileycyote95]

Eh, more traumatic than depressing to me.

[@Guercinator]

For me, the most depressing songs come from an album or a band not conventionally known to exhale depressing music. Prime example is Ween - Birthday Boy, right near the end of their first album godweensatan. You're almost an hour in, and you've been listening to completely ridiculous and otherworldly forms of humor and musical expression. You think that these kids (Gene and Dean) are completely nuts. Then, birthday boy happens. Push through godweensatan, and you'll understand the impact it can have. When an album is nothing but depressing songs (OK Computer), it is still an emotional experience, but the attack is dulled by the fact that there's nothing to contrast it. Nothing to make it seem THAT much more emotional.

[@johnredcorn8669]

Guercinator everywhere I go I find you

[@rossmeyer7230]

good point

[@nenenomusic]

Guercinator to give a contemporary hip-hop comparison: To Pimp a Butterfly. The album starts off pretty light hearted and jovial. At times a little dark or serious, but Kendrick hits a rut and the track “u” is very depressing

[@falloutnewvegasboy]

Hey it's you

[@sinisterbuthappy208]

"Fluffy " :-(

[@sindrehllesli5062]

808s and Heartbreak by Kanye West is a great album in this fashion.

[@kwl6251]

Sindre Høllesli YES

[@ethanabelar]

Not very many people think this, probably, but I think "The Suburbs," by Arcade Fire is one of the most depressing albums I've ever heard.

[@timchizzik9289]

during my "phase" last year, i played earl sweatshirt a ton

[@nadiawozniak1344]

same

[@kwl6251]

Tim Chizzik your "phase". *cough

[@yah_bam]

I guess you didn't liked shit and you didn't go outside.

[@ntaylor418]

im really late to this but have u heard "solace" from earl? i believe it was after the passing of his grandmother. I replayed it for days.

[@nilbognatas7385]

Shabazziii Bam ayyyyyyy

[@PinkTeamProductions]

Just listen to anything by Modest Mouse prior to the release of Good News, particularly the Moon & Antarctica. Even the title and art on that LP can simulate the feeling of sinking into an abyss.

[@cooper5395]

Mark Kozelek, particularly his most early act Red House Painters are undoubtedly the most depressing band in my opinion. Particularly songs such as their most praised and my personal favourite of all time "Katy Song". Others such as "Moments" and "Drop" are emotional lyrically and instrumentally and I would highly recommend them.

[@pizzafreak1175]

I don't believe it to be as depressing as the bands mentioned in the video, but I think Nine Inch Nails, Radiohead, and Soundgarden do it for me.

[@megadragoony7712]

R.E.M.'s Automatic For The People is a pretty depressing album. It was actually the last album Kurt Cobain listened to before he committed suicide.

[@sadhomie9294]

First Interpol album

[@yikesmsmsmsm]

James Blake's The Colour In Anything is both depressing and uplifting as a narrative that you can take what you want from it. I had to warm into it as a record as Overgrown was a much more accessible album (except for Voyeur ugh), but in the end the breakup narrative is so relatable from different angles and so charged with emotion to convey that the peaks and valleys resonate deeply with me. I know it got a 5 over here but he always says it's just his opinion so ehhh.

[@harryballard4825]

Both Joy Division albums, Unknown Pleasures and especially the second album Closer is particularly tough on the heart

[@aidanbowen7910]

Speaking of nihilistic albums, lets not forget Kid A. The lyrics on that albums are haunting, but impossible to interpret; they're meaningless. Halfway through the album you realize you're trying to attribute themes or meanings to the songs that just aren't there. Kind of a depressing when something that inspires so much interest, turns out to be nothing but chaotic. C'est la vie. Great album.

[@robolizzzrd5524]

I've seen Pink Floyd live, and was high as fuck, but the show stayed with me to this day. I feel like I could gush endlessly about that show, but you just had to see/hear it, to believe it. Every single sight and sound, is engineered to take you directly to the darkest, most isolated places in your mind. I fucking love it, and would have to count it as some of the most beautiful, deep, and yes, depressing music, ever created. Even their happiest tunes still have a palpable amount of melancholy, and beauty to spare. It's still my best music related memory, even decades later. Pink Floyd reached directly into my chest that night, and squeezed some of the life out of me. For that, I am eternally grateful to them.

[@SenoritasEverywhere]

1. The Antlers - Kettering 2. GY!BE - Storm 3. Bright Eyes - At the Bottom of Everything Every time I listen to these three songs I may actually cry.

[@Qwertyuiopaz]

I honestly find storm and at the bottom of everything to be very happy and uplifting, but happy in a teary eyed way

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Townes Van Zandt deserves more than a passing mention, the man embodied sadness. On that note, Jeff Buckley - perhaps 'depressing' isn't as good a term as 'haunting'. If you've never listened to the mostly-unreleased "Manic-Depressive Named Laughing Boy" by Modest Mouse, it is BOTH haunting and depressing, especially when you discover 'Isaac' means "laughing boy" in Hebrew and so the song is probably their most nakedly personal. The ominous reverberating metal 'clinking' of the guitar in the intro, the oppressive march of the instrumentation once it kicks into the song, and the shrill cries of "WHY'D YOU DO IT!?" directed at the protagonist of the song (and thus at Isaac Brock himself) in the chorus make it one of the most disturbing songs for me, lent this "snuff film" quality by the over-all audio quality which is post-Sad Sappy Sucker but pre-Long Drive. (That is to say, shitty)

[@aw2584]

But Townes didnt make depressing albums, just depressing singles. His albums were often mixed with more positive stuff.

[@mr.beaverchair3622]

Pink Floyd - The Final Cut. The album tells the story of a WWII vet turned schoolmaster clearly suffering from PTSD as he struggles to reconnect with his wife, children, and life in general, all while being tormented by the memories of the horrors he both witnessed and perpetrated in the throes of war. The album climaxes in his aborted suicide attempt (to which the title of the album alludes) and closes with his nightmare vision of a nuclear apocalypse. There is no happy ending, nor any real resolution at all. Roger Waters' poignantly poetic lyrics and heartfelt vocal delivery, along with Michael Kamen's affecting orchestrations and David Gilmour's incomparably soul-wrenching guitar work, ratchet the tear-factor up to 11. On a side note, for those who don't know, this album is actually kind of a sequel or spin-off to the much more famous "The Wall," as its lead character is one and the same with the schoolmaster from that album. In fact, most of these songs were written for "The Wall," but were rejected for various reasons. A short film was made as well, featuring the same actor who played the schoolmaster in the film version of "The Wall."

[@aydinmatney8622]

the downward spiral and the fragile by nine inch nails are pretty depressing

[@enjoyitwhileitlasts]

love em

[@realfoodmama]

I listen to everywhere at the end of time when I go to sleep and I find it beautiful. Most of the people I see hate it but i feel like it makes me at peace.

[@aedile2819]

same! everything before stage four is perfect for me

[@orangedalmatian]

All of Modest Mouse's first 3 albums, especially This Is A Long Drive For Someone With Nothing To Think About.

[@JohnDoe-bp5js]

Definitely agree

[@eric57]

Without a doubt

[@willschneider7675]

Dramamine, 3rd planet, cowboy Dan, bankrupt on selling, trailer trash, etc.

[@tylerwest5623]

I'd say Building Nothing Out of Something is their best & most depressing record

[@ibowonar141]

Lonesome crowded west is amazing

[@Dharmaville]

Elvis Depressedly is a good band if your into sad, calmish stuff

[@daanpauwels2280]

Most depressing song I know is Louis Armstrongs What a Wonderful World. It sounds like a man who is dying and is gonna miss every little thing in life so much.... :( sad but beautiful at the same time

[@HermitMoth]

Failure by Swans is an absolutely devastating song

[@almazingsk8er]

When I felt the real urge for depressive music to inhabit my ears, I listened to a lot of different things. One band I listened to were The Exploration, and it's funny, can't go back to listen to them anymore. Though, I also listened to Merchant Ships, and the one song that people think of when they hear Merchant Ships and depressing is "For Cameron" but I found "Something That Matters" stuck with me most. It captured a sense of nostalgic depression, the idea of lost youth. Now I'm not saying these songs are great or super deep and complex, they both just bring out specific emotions and my interpretations are what bring some depth. The one song I would say is objectively great, and one I related to the most, playing it almost exclusively (along with Solace by Earl) is "u" by Kendrick Lamar. A beautiful track, a great source of healing for me. If anyone read this rant, I love you. Hope you find your way soon if you haven't yet.

[@asukas666]

Beck - Sea Change Radiohead - Kid A / In Rainbows / A Moon Shaped Pool The National - High Violet / Trouble Will Find Me Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights The Smiths - The Smiths Morrissey - Viva Hate Joy Division - Closer Spiritualized - Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space Portishead - Dummy Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell Tom Waits - Closing Time Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Skeleton Tree Nick Drake - Pink Moon Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks Neil Young - Harvest / On The Beach Sun Kil Moon - Among The Leaves / Benji Perfume Genius - Put Your Back N 2 It Slint - Spiderland Future Islands - In Evening Air Deafheaven - Sunbather Albums that I think are definitely worth mentioning here. And happens to be that all these albums are also perfect. Is it depressing to realize, that most of my personal favourites are depressing albums?

[@luna_belle5029]

Nina Simone has a vocal style that can grip you and lead you up or down pretty well. Her song, "Strange Fruit" not only has very very dark lyrics but her voice calls a deep ache into the soul. Feelin Good is a song that is uplifting by her. So, enjoy if you've never listened before

[@lordarcanis1]

The Gris album pictured in this video has the single most tortured human voice I've ever heard. It is still hard for me to listen to that album, even though I think it is great.

[@Wout.vlmnck]

The album 'So Tonight That I Might See' by Mazzy Star is quite depressing.

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

It's gotta be most pop chart music, to me that's the most depressing sound I can hear.

[@loliloliloli3002]

LOL XDD

[@banjomango145]

Crazy prayingmantis LMAO

[@FlorianDecros]

Berlin by Lou Reed. All other albums can't compare to this masterpiece. The perfect depressing album

[@theclassicrockshock7988]

+Florian Decros (ProgRockFan) That album is such a masterpiece. Probably My Favorite Lou Reed album.

[@MrOuchiez]

+Florian Decros (ProgRockFan) Dont forget Magic And Loss by Lou Reed... Gut wrenchingly depressing

[@92jab59]

Nutshell by Alice In Chains

[@fuish6391]

Most Alice In Chains songs pre-2000 have depressing lyrical content.

[@archivelibrarian6818]

Nutshell is beautifully dark. Dirt is sludgy and ugly which in turn delivers the dark themes in a more depressing manner imo

[@anonymoususer2756]

Boring ass song.

[@Andre-ng9dj]

@@anonymoususer2756 oh, how special u r sir.

[@anonymoususer2756]

Feeling This I fucking hate Alice In Chains. They make some of the most boring ass music I’ve ever heard. They have three good songs, Would?, Down In A Hole and Bleed The Freak. Everything else they’ve done is starving African baby grade garbage. Never understood why people love them so much.

[@donspinachytheobscure132]

For me, it's The Bends. Although it's one of my favorite albums, I feel sadness every time I listen to it. I don't find The Late, Great, Nick Drake's Pink Moon to be depressing at all, though. I actually find it beautiful in both the sound and lyricism, and it actually makes me feel motivated every time I listen to it. It's such a wonderful, amazing album imo.

[@CarlSlime]

When he first mentioned Godspeed here I initially heard him say Godsmack. Man, I need to sleep.

[@pizzafreak1175]

LMFAO!