Asian music is always interesting, I find the styles so alien and energetic, especially if its mixed with some western modes.
A friend recently suggested this band to me calledWagakki, that I found very cool. Unfortunately I don't understand Japanese but the music videos are extremely visual and engaging. I thought this track sums up their style quite well:

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When I really want to get lost exploring the deepest reaches of the Universe, I simply click these links, and go.

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One of my favorite songs from an old Coldwave band from 1986. I sometimes refer to it as my "theme song". Enjoy.

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I've been playing the game Subnautica for a while, and I realized that not only is the soundtrack spectacular for the game, but also relaxing and great for casual listening.


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I've also discovered the dark ambient band Paleowolf. This is my favorite track from their album Primal Earth. Its soundscape invokes the heat and terror of a world ruled by those mightiest of beasts: the dinosauria.

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Heh, just found this whilst browsing on YouTube. I thought there might be enough Skyrim fans on this forum to recognize this.

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Wow, that was really well done.  And yes, I believe there are quite a few Skyrim fans around here.

Skyrim had an outstanding soundtrack.  My favorite song was From Past to Present:
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Jeremy Soule is an audio god. From Morrowind to Skyrim and beyond, he hasn't disappointed.

This is probably my favorite track (it really invokes those clear winter nights with a full moon), but all others are very close seconds:

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No comment upon the great tracks of Skyrim would be complete without the great work of Malukah (I'm a filthy Imperial-sympathizer, so this is the Imperial version of the song ):


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What a great game.

Skyrim music is music I have heard so many times now my brain almost interprets it as background noise.

You know it. You love It. Here it is live!

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I cannot decide which is better: the docking scene in Interstellar, or the landing sequence in First Man.  Both had me in awe in IMAX.

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The 'new' game Star Citizen has some good tracks in its OST. Here are two of my favorites:


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Recently I've gotten into the Eurasian music (again). This band is pretty cool:

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And this video is neat (for purely academic reasons  ):
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Jarre and Vangelis pioneered electronic music in the 70's and 80's, both creating their unique sound given the limitations of the synthesizers of the time.  There has been a Kickstarter project to revive the genre (80's chiptunes in Jarre/Vangelis sound).  I finally got through all the disks, and that was well spent money.  Pure nostalgia, and well done.

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I listened to Vangelis and Jarre practically since birth. Very powerful and emotive stuff for me.

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No words to describe my love for Fletwood Mac/ Stevie Nicks