That said, I'm not sure that late-period Talk Talk gets enough credit for how soul-baringly sad and lonesome it is. There's one track on this playlist but you could just explore entire albums such as "Spirit of Eden" and its best track, I Believe In You: https://open.spotify.com/track/3SzoVeS9Eaxt6dmfXF0fPo?si=ec55366c61164a52
The whole thing is a blue-hued tone poem.
Whenever I’ve needed to just cry it out I listen to True Love Waits by Radiohead on repeat. Rain in Numbers by Beach House is also similar in how slow, sad, and beautiful it sounds.
sasurai - hako yamazaki
blues, haunting, yearning, lamenting. stare at the flickering flame of a candle in a pitch black room with a bottle of jack any song from the album a crow looked at me - mount eerie
the first sentence of the first song will immediately gut you and twist the knife always enough/ oh magnificent nature - carlos niños & jesse peterson
this is a beautiful happy to be alive, in love with the world cry. the laughter of children always brings tears to my eyes
inspired by another post i just saw on here about how no one gives a fuck about the “embarrassing” thing you just did. i think about this tweet from time to time and just start laughing
like sunday morning stored onto a cd. other honorable mentions: ‘antisocialites’ by alvvays, ‘is this it?’ by the strokes and ‘tapestry’ by carole king.
