ITT: post a book you're reading and others reply with an album you should use as soundtrack.
ITT: post a book you're reading and others reply with an album you should use as soundtrack
Luke Thomas
Juan Butler
There's hundreds of metal bands inspired by LOTR, even Burzum. You should definitely check out Summoning, they're the most popular band that is inspired by LOTR and are enjoyable even for people who don't listen to a lot of metal.
Luis Hall
this. Also Caladan Brood and countless other Summoning worship.
Tyler Barnes
I was big into Led Zeppelin when I read that. The mystical, LOTR-inspired tracks scattered throughout their discography compliment the book well. I'm sure you've already listened to them and are sick of them, but IV and Houses of the Holy are especially fitting.
Jacob Fisher
Daniel Johnston maybe?
Zachary Cooper
Cooper Cook
Return to the Shire, duh
Noah Young
Jeremiah Reyes
this is, huh. WOW
Landon Diaz
tfw dont like caladan brood but love summoning and sojourner
Luis Turner
I was actually unaware of that, thanks!
I've listened to Summoning before and it might be a bit too heavy, but I'm sure it will fit the chapters with more action in them. Thanks.
Kevin Turner
>summoning
>too heavy
user are you ok?
i take it you're not a big metal fan in general
they're very synthy and not at all like "regular" black metal bands.
anyway try this
youtube.com
Connor Rivera
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Jackson Ortiz
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Jack Jones
Arkona, any album.
Henry Taylor
I do listen to metal but it's just kind of too distracting and noisy while I read through all the backstory and endless character and environment descriptions.
Pic related.
Xavier Fisher
>Caladan Brood
Caldan Brood does Summoning type Atmospheric Black Metal based on the Malazan: Book of the Fallen series. It's a great series and definitely should be read by any fantasy fan.
>pic related
All 10 Malazan: Book of the Fallen books.
Jack Howard
What listen to?
Easton Fisher
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle
Lucas White
15th century. A child icon painter from a cave monastery somewhere off Kiev gets captured by Tartars and brought as a slave to Constantinople, subsequently sold to a Venetian brothel. He develops amnesia and forgets his native tongue, becoming entirely mute.
Music for this feel? To the OP, I recommend Handel's Messiah.
William Sanders
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James Anderson
Someone gimme some existential vibes pls
Colton Gonzalez
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Camden Russell
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Tyler Fisher
Adam Stewart
Are you fucking serious?
Connor Moore
Drifters/Love Is The Devil by Dirty Beaches
Jose Allen
Michael Lewis
Thank you my man