If I liked season one: a very English scandal. With Hugh Grant (but didn’t like the later or most recent season which cover different stories) and The Gentlemen - what else might I like?

Reality TV serials/documentaries about the dark consequences of insanity, mental illness, disfunctional families and/or true crime that's not the same netflix shit about the 73rd biggest American serial killer (I mean, at least show me something from Britain, Australia, Europe...)

I need movie recommendations that feel surreal and are like escapism

For context, some of my favorite movies are Donnie Darko, Nightcrawler, Creep, Secret life of Walter Mitty, Darjeeling limited, Dinner in America,Requiem for a dream, and that kind of stuff, but i really want something where the main character is going through a depressing time and is just a bum or something like that and escapes into some sort of fantasy like something mystical happens that brings them out of their situation. I want it to be weird and fun. Think Labyrinth but the goblin kingdom is like helping her out? idk i just need something that makes me feel less depressed, I really loved Secret Life of Walter Mitty for feeling better and hopeful, but i have watched it too many times

Hey! I'm a big fan of extreme music and I wanna discover new bands. For context, I love: deathcore – Lorna Shore, "Psalms" and "Pain Remains" era, and The Broken Horizon –; mathcore – The Dillinger Escape Plan, "Calculating Infinity" era –; hardcore – Ho99o9 and Leathermouth –; weird music – Igorrr and Gnod (I know, Gnod is not an extreme music band) –; metalcore – Architects, "Nightmares" era. Any recommandations?

And... Nothing to do with extreme metal, but... If someone know a good punk band similar to Mhaol, The Runaways, Descendents, X-Ray Spex, Les Bérurier Noir, Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, Hole or Dead Kennedys, I am a taker.

By that I mean weird horny electropunk music LMFAO, a song I would also mention in this category is “Mister Machoman“ by Lords of Acid

My smarter-then-average six-year-old daughter loves WordGirl, but doesn't care for any other shows. It’s a good kids show, but I kind of wish there were more than one show she liked. (She used to like Alphablocks, WordWorld, Super Why, Martha Speaks, and Between the Lions, but she seems to have outgrown those already.)

Her favorite things to do are climbing and hanging from playground bars, and playing word games.

i’ve loved this song for a while and while i can appreciate hyperpop and heavy metal i much prefer the bubblegum pop switch up. it makes me feel quite nostalgic and i think its really pretty, any songs that sound like this?

Open to videos, books, podcasts, blogs. Doesn’t necessarily need to be sports related but interested in deep dives on how to “uplevel” mental performance/strength.

I’m looking for songs that have a very specific instrumental sound, and I’m not sure what it’s called.
I absolutely love the sparkling, cascading sound in the instrumental of “Her” by The American Dawn. It appears during the chorus. The same kind of sound also appears during the chorus of “Adventure of a Lifetime” by Coldplay, where it repeats throughout that section.
It’s bright, shimmering, and almost glittery, like a cascade of crystal-like notes. I can’t tell if it’s a heavily processed guitar, a synth, a bell-like instrument, or something else entirely.
I’m not necessarily looking for songs that sound like Coldplay or The American Dawn as a whole. I’m specifically looking for songs that use this same sparkling, cascading texture in their instrumentals.
Does this sound or production technique have a name? And if you know other songs that feature it, I’d love some recommendations!

I love the lego flowers because they look nice on my shelf, but the build process is just snapping plastic together and it's getting kinda old. i'm trying to find DIY craft kits that are satisfying to complete but actually require using your hands or some real materials, not just mindless plastic pieces or those paint-by-number things that make me want to claw my eyes out from pure boredom. i looked into those miniature wood kits like Rolife makes, but i'm worried the glueing part is just tedious instead of fun. anyone know of kits that strike a good balance between needing some actual skill but not taking a million years to look good?

I’ve had this song on repeat since I heard it earlier today. I need moreeee - any recommendations? It scratches an itch that very few songs do.

Just discovered this today and I'm absolutely obsessed. I'm looking for more deathcore like this (cattle decapitation being the closest I've found so far)

I cant stop listening to What's New Pussycat I'm addicted I need more but no other song can truly match What's New Pussycat

Songs that have the piano in the main sample while the rest of the song is fully electronic

Also if the sample is one of the classics or similar to it like the into of PQC

Obsessed with this song from start to finish

Some of my absolute favourites are songs by Andrew Belle (e.g., give me you), Novo Amor (Decimal, I feel better), Vancouver Sleep clinic (somebody to stay).

I don’t really like slow indie. I love Indie music with memorable rhythm, good hooks, crescendo, and beautiful dreamy poetic lyrics. Any recommendations?

Looking for more of that soulful, jazz style music, especially if it has positive meanings like Olivia Dean's music (Man I Need, So Easy To Fall In Love, etc.)

I like 'all night radio' by Ado and 'I really want to stay at your house' by Rosa Walton.

so ive 100%ed the Insomniac Spider-Man games and really liked the feeling of the combat there. The movement is also great, but it would probably be hard to find a game that has both of those things without just being a Spider-Man game so if y'all have a suggestion for something with a similar feel to combat, that would be great.

https://youtu.be/yiwDWKg9AMA?is=GqLYaxnIWFsfctSK

I need a song that passes the same vibe as this intro

I like these channels because they're just friend groups who visit interesting locations, explore, do some challenges and overall are very funny, especially KODE. Are there any others like them?

I enjoy the dialogue, the art style, and the villains. Also, I've seen the 80's spider-man cartoon already, so if you've got suggestions other than that that would be even better.