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[Sonachine69]

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very sick gorillaz and touhou picks. EoSD and imperishable night are pretty close for me but i'd probably also give it to EoSD

hell yeah I love Touhou ost. Every game has a banger of a soundtrack, but EoSD is a more sentimental pick for me, as my first Touhou game I played.

Stage 4 and Flandre's theme (plus hundreds of remixes and rearrangements of it) are engraved in my mind forever.

 

[Scott]

same boat. EoSD was my entry and i was deep in the comiket/reitaisai doujin music hole for a long time as a result, probably heard everything from it rearranged more times than I'd even like to ATTEMPT estimating. very important ost

 

[SoleVictim]

my fav from touhou is the Imperishable Night soundtrack, Mokou's theme specifically. i havent paid any attention to touhou in a while and i sorta forgot a lot of the soundtracks lol

 

[embrace]

25 albums from my past, present and future that represent my last year of self-discovery and a bit of the life I lived before that.

 

[Scott]

i discovered SubRosa when their final album came out and it almost immediately became one of my favourite doom records, i was shocked when i went back and found out that their two prior albums were just as good or BETTER. for a long time, No Help For The Mighty Ones was my go-to but I've been spinning More Constant Than The Gods heavily as of late and I really think everyone should listen to it at least once all the way through. it might be perfect.
if you don't already know, Rebecca (vocalist/guitarist) makes folk music now under her The Keening alias and the rest of the band went on to start The Otolith. both worth checking out i think

 

[embrace]

i discovered SubRosa when their final album came out and it almost immediately became one of my favourite doom records, i was shocked when i went back and found out that their two prior albums were just as good or BETTER. for a long time, No Help For The Mighty Ones was my go-to but I've been spinning More Constant Than The Gods heavily as of late and I really think everyone should listen to it at least once all the way through. it might be perfect.
if you don't already know, Rebecca (vocalist/guitarist) makes folk music now under her The Keening alias and the rest of the band went on to start The Otolith. both worth checking out i think

I actually became obsessed with the band's works post-Subrosa so I pre-ordered The Otolith's debut LP on vinyl when it came out! I haven't had a chance to get Little Bird on vinyl though, yet.

I love me some SubRosa. Doomgaze in general is a genre I really love.