raedyn

Come over! I don't think I will go the US... cause I don't think I have the money for that. But one f... day I will stay there for ever. Becoing a citizen of the USA.

It's become my favorite genre of music. I ever since I started listening to music never processed lyrics, I think its add, or a birth defect that I can't pay attention and absorb the information. Even when I TRY to remember lyrics and read them and sing them I still can't pick it up most of the time. Now lyrics play a big part still, I treat the voice just like another instrument. I like Japanese bands a lot and other bands that speak languages I don't know because it's kind of like an instrumental band to me. A lot of people don't like foreign bands because they can't sing along.

NOW back to instrumental bands. My parents always listened to Jazz as I grew up, I think that has a lot to do with the type of music I favor now (I still literally enjoy EVERY genre, from rock to rap and country to instrumental). I found out about Explosions in the Sky first but then later found ALOT of instrumental bands that have become some of my favorites as well. I like bands such as: Mum, Mogwai, Tortoise (great band, I don't think they get as much recognition as Mum and Mogwai but they are amazing, a little bit jazzier.), Thievery Corporation, Lotus (My latest favorite, they are REALLY jazzy and dancy. I love to dance at shows, at Explosions in the Sky I am LITERALLY the only person even MOVING and I am ROCKING OUT! After their shows I actually met up with them and they told me that they saw me and I was awesome and encouraged them to put more into the music, which is the best thing anyone has said about me .), Particle (like Lotus but funkier), Amon Tobin (another one of my favorites they are really different and and every song is really different), Dntel (the guy who makes the music for Postal Service's solo project), Liquid Tension Experiment (instrumental group from the members of Dream Theatre if you like that 70's rock feel [I think its 70's rock]), Crime and Choir (At the Drive In instrumental split off so I have heard), Sigur Ros (there's vocals but they are in a made up language and mean nothing to anybody I feel like you might know about them though they have some popularity), and last but not least Hella (best described as instrumentals from a REALLY good hardcore band, and ironically there is a hardcore band that sounds identical just with vocals called Hot Cross, I would bet money they are related some how).

And that's my catalogue, I feel like there may be more but yes I loves me some instrumental music, along with everything else, but my two favorite bands are instrumental.