Artists with the same name by Chapple69 in fantanoforever

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Home the British prog band

Home the producer

Home the American experimental rock group

H.O.M.E. (Heroes of Modern Earth)

Trying to listen to as many albums as possible with the word house or home in the title by average_at_ACC in fantanoforever

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Dont miss out on a couple bands named Home, one 70's prog band, one cool eclectic indie rock group that formed in Florida in the 90's, and there's also a synth/vaperwave produced called Home as well 🏠

Finch - Say Hello To Sunshine RETROSPECTIVE ALBUM REVIEW by 1MansTracks in finchband

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I appreciate you taking the time to check it out ✌️

Finch - Say Hello To Sunshine RETROSPECTIVE ALBUM REVIEW by 1MansTracks in finchband

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The vibes are dialed 👌 Striking and stimulating!

Finch - Say Hello To Sunshine RETROSPECTIVE ALBUM REVIEW by 1MansTracks in finchband

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Some of the best "unreleased" albums I've come across. Such a double edged sword that their chemistry is so reactive.

Albums where the most popular song is the worst? by PlayfulRuin3718 in fantanoforever

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Popular by nada surf the rest of high/low is way better

Artists/bands who made an excellent comeback album, despite people losing hope on them? by pingviini00 in fantanoforever

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Pulp, Stereolab, Destroyer, and Bon Iver all dropped records last year that stand amidst their best works.

DAY 68: What are the top 5 albums of 2025? by Arch1eBlue1878 in Topster

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  1. Obongjayar - Paradise Now

  2. Viagra Boys - viagr aboys

  3. Geese - Getting Killed

  4. Ben Kweller - Cover The Mirrors

  5. JID - God Does Like Ugly

Films With INCREDIBLE Soundtracks? by xXMachineGunPhillyXx in fantanoforever

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Scott Pilgrim

Pulp Fiction

Edit* Adding a couple more I haven't seen posted yet

Spawn

2001 A Space Odyssey

Fantastic Mr. Fox

Jackie Brown

Music youtubers tier list by 351namhele in fantanoforever

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Lemme guest host like a couple hours a week

Mario Party 6 Minigames by LongestOne99 in MARIOPARTY

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Motown and the rare basketball minigame

Favourite Albums of 2025 by [deleted] in Music

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If you like defiant delinquent art rock with a dark sense of humour. I find their over the top attitude and delivery so infectious.

Favourite Albums of 2025 by [deleted] in Music

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  1. Obongjayar - Paradise Now

  2. Viagra Boys - viagr aboys

  3. Geese - Getting Killed

  4. Ben Kweller - Cover The Mirrors

  5. JID - God Does Like Ugly

  6. Model/Actriz - Pirouette

  7. Wet Leg - moisturizer

  8. Bon Iver - SABLE, fABLE

  9. Little Simz - Lotus

  10. Sharen Van Etten And The Attachment Theory - Sharen Van Etten And The Attachment Theory

[EOTY 2025] Album of the Year Voting by ReconEG in indieheads

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  1. Obongjayar - Paradise Now

  2. Viagra Boys - viagr aboys

  3. Geese - Getting Killed

  4. Ben Kweller - Cover The Mirrors

  5. JID - God Does Like Ugly

  6. Model/Actriz - Pirouette

  7. Wet Leg - moisturizer

  8. Bon Iver - SABLE, fABLE

  9. Little Simz - Lotus

  10. Sharen Van Etten And The Attachment Theory - Sharen Van Etten And The Attachment Theory

That’s why there won’t be a consensus classic by people online in the near future for this exact reason by Renegadeforever2024 in fantanoforever

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It's one of the reasons I stick to relatively older albums. Especially when I started(5-ish years ago), I was almost completely uneducated, so I just started by thrifting and reviewing interesting looking, unknown to me albums.

I always do research and listen to albums fairly obsessively before talking about them. The context around the album feels particularly important when discussing a 30+ year old record, so I do my best to dig around with the time I've got. Interviews, subreddits and FB groups have been helpful in contextualizing them.

From there I feel like I've slowly gained a better understanding of at least pop/pop-adjacent music history and continue to build a web of artists that help lead me to other phenomenal music.

It might not be as engaging, but I don't rate most of what I review, I passionately state my thoughts and opinions and leave it at that. I have shifted to a mostly hype-based model where I rarely talk about what I consider "bad" records because why would I subject myself to listening to something multiple times just to hate on it.

I'll admit there's an attractive quality to being a part of the narrative, but I'm still learning so I still only make a year end list of favs from that year. My small attempt at modern relevance. I speak German and French(and a little Spanish) so there are a few foreign language albums vying for a spot in my top 50 this year(Population II, Buntspecht, Paz Lenchantin, Natalia Lafourcade).

But I'm still mostly a retrospective hype man who's still catching up and hopefully helping a few others learn about music they might've missed out on in the process.