Could be classical, modern, or from TV Shows, Movies, Video Games, or any form of media, but instrumental only.

I need a list of good music to help me cope with depression. Thanks

  • Jack_Burton@lemmy.world
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    Hans Zimmer. Add collabs with Lisa Gerrard and Klaus Badelt for Gladiator and Pirates of the Caribbean. Honestly, just go through the whole range of emotions and watch/listen to his Live in Prague. Start to finish it’s beyond wonderful. His soundtrack to Madagascar has no reason to slap as hard as it does.

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      Seconded! Big fan of the Pirates soundtracks and the Gladiator battle music is excellent. I’ll have to go dig up Madagascar’s soundtrack since I have no memory of it.

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    I don’t know how it’ll strike your mood, but the Beastie Boys did an instrumental album, called The Mix-up, and it’s very good.

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    I don’t see Explosions in the Sky mentioned yet but they’re definitely worth a listen.

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    Mainly prog or math rock themed but I highly recommend the following:

    • Covet
    • Chon
    • Polyphia
    • Snarky Puppy
    • Khruangbin (very little vocals)
    • Domi & JD Beck
    • And So I Watch You From Afar
    • Animals as Leaders
    • BADBADNOTGOOD
    • Delicate Steve
    • Rooftops
    • Intervals
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    I’m not sure how to describe my instrumental music taste. Maybe engaging epic fantasy music?

    My top 3 are:

    • The Pirates of the Caribbean soundtracks
    • How to Train Your Dragon soundtracks
    • Anything by Antti Martikainen - he’s a composer who has a variety of albums in different music styles that range from orchestra to celtic to rock/metal. ‘The Sound of Courage’ is probably my favorite, followed by ‘Sonic Savior’
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    I’m really surprised Russian Circles hasn’t been mentioned yet. They’re a “post-metal” band according to Wikipedia, whatever the fuck that is, but their first album 'Enter is amazing.

    Back in 07’, I went to a record shop in town every few weeks and would pick up 2-3 CDs. In an attempt to find new shit nobody had heard of, before buying anything, I would check with the clerk to see if they had heard of the band. If they had, I went and put the CD back, if not, I’d take it home with me. ‘Enter’ came out just a few months before, and I was lucky enough to grab a copy. I wore that CD out before some assholes stole my CD wallet from my truck.

    If you’re out there, CD wallet thief, I’ve never forgiven you, and wish you many pains.

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      Russian Circles is so good. I saw them live not long ago. Incredible show… I def recommend catching a live performance if you have the opportunity.

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    Boards of Canada for some lofi nostalgia

    Streets of Rage soundtrack, Sonic 1-3, donkey Kong country aquatic something is a killer

    Commix - call to mind is some classic dnb, some lyrics but often looped and mixed to be more of just another instrument

    Sasha - airdrawndagger, more ambient slower melodies

    Tycho - dive

    Anything by Philip Glass or John Williams

    Cloudkicker - Beacons, progressive metal band instrumentation kinda like animals as leaders

    2010 Toyota Corolla - 2003 Toyota Corolla is the new national anthem

    Bohren & der club of gore for some slow noir jazz