Singers/bands who's music depresses you?
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This is inspired by the recent Mumford and Sons, where I described their music as music-to-slit-your-wrists-by...and many others agreed!
Are there any singers or bands who make you feel like that? Who you actively recoil from because you can't bear the ridiculous, long-winded, samey misery of their music and/or their voices?
Bob Dylan is another I can't bear to listen to. I like some of his songs, but only when covered by good singers who put a new twist on their sound.
How about you?
Are there any singers or bands who make you feel like that? Who you actively recoil from because you can't bear the ridiculous, long-winded, samey misery of their music and/or their voices?
Bob Dylan is another I can't bear to listen to. I like some of his songs, but only when covered by good singers who put a new twist on their sound.
How about you?
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The Smiths hate their music with a passion same goes for Morrissey their lead singer.
Not too keen about Katie Melua either especially that song
Crazy. That song would put you over the edge
Don't agree with the Smiths, brilliant stuff
Agreed. The state of some of todays chart music could tip me over the edge.
there's gonna be quite a few agreeing with this
except i'd describe them as muppets not poppets
This might not be a thread for you then.
me too...misery is uplifting, nothing truly depresses like the mindlessly joyous:)
when i am fed up I want to listen to radiohead, soundgarden, smiths. I like wallowing
Rhianna is the worst offender in this respect.
How many producers?, an example of conveyor belt pop at it's worse.
I'd imagine that the track have all been recorded & then they call Rhianna up to do the vocals.
So true.
Me too.
I've never found The Smiths or Radiohead depressing.
Most Smiths songs are quite jaunty and lyrically funny.
It all depends on the baggage you take with you.
It's A Wonderful Life is the happiest film ever but can be depressing as hell if you miss the last 20 minutes.