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Anonymous No.127002019 [Report] >>127002038 >>127002124 >>127002146 >>127002235 >>127002256
How the fuck do you discover new music past age 25?
Anonymous No.127002029 [Report] >>127002152
What happens at 25?
Anonymous No.127002037 [Report]
Rape
Anonymous No.127002038 [Report] >>127002073
>>127002019 (OP)
YouTube. RyM. It's not hard, faggot. Just search
>bands like X
voila
Anonymous No.127002073 [Report] >>127002077
>>127002038
I am hard, faggot. Want to help me out?
Anonymous No.127002077 [Report]
>>127002073
>I am hard, faggot.
Listen to Car Seat Headrest, think it will be perfect for you
Anonymous No.127002124 [Report]
>>127002019 (OP)
An underrated method is to find some record labels you like and go through their new releases. The Quietus end of the year lists can be helpful. They sometimes

I did a huge deep dive through soul music a year or two ago. I listened through a bunch of those "rare soul" type compilations, tons of stuff through reissue labels, random playlists on Youtube.
Anonymous No.127002146 [Report]
>>127002019 (OP)
Find a used media shop and note down any albums/bands you might think are interesting, research when you get home. What does age have to do with this you stupid pukeko?
Anonymous No.127002152 [Report]
>>127002029
You start having sex.
Anonymous No.127002235 [Report]
>>127002019 (OP)
find random song/artist somehow, follow the hashtags and playlists to find similar
Anonymous No.127002256 [Report]
>>127002019 (OP)
way easier than before
around 25 music stops being an important part of your persona that you cultivate to fit in the peer groups you desire to be part of
you can finally listen to any shit you actually like at this point, it's seriously liberating