Music thread

Bandcamp is great, though I guess other sources are okay too. Post music you like.
https://slipimprint.bandcamp.com/track/night-howl
https://nekophiliac.bandcamp.com/track/current-thoughts-and-feelings
https://mintsyrup.bandcamp.com/track/sleeptimer
https://soundcloud.com/syrup/6292-feativy
https://soundcloud.com/syrup/recursive-functions
https://goreshit.bandcamp.com/track/2nd-dose-here
https://blueyeong.bandcamp.com/track/your-skin-can-turn
https://ethereeeal.bandcamp.com/track/cosmic-latte
https://beakrot.bandcamp.com/track/kusa-kusa
http://music.businesscasual.biz/track/8am
https://chicodub.bandcamp.com/track/catacumba-urubu
https://theworstlabel.bandcamp.com/track/ingen-s-g-det
https://elemental95.bandcamp.com/track/botanical-gardens
https://tesslesstess.bandcamp.com/track/life-on-raroia
https://goreshit.bandcamp.com/track/three-times
https://marsargo.bandcamp.com/track/runaway-runaway
https://lomelda.bandcamp.com/track/interstate-vision

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I exclusively listen to pure sine waves from binaural beat presets that loop each 24/7. I had a videogame midis collection from the site vgmusic, but i haven't listened to them since late 2000's.
Music is in essential form a chaotic form of mixed sine waves, so you're listening to random garbage+vocals. I select the sine waves most useful for the time of day, for their frequency's brainwave shaping effect - for night sleep, waking, morning, midday,evening, late night.