A specific band, song or artist can signify a
change in their music taste. In my case it comes at a specific time. Around
2008 a friend of mine introduced me to This Will Destroy You.
I expected something loud and abrasive; instead This
Will Destroy You’s Young Mountain is calm and I felt the embrace of the music.
The band’s sound creates an ambiance of constant contemplation, an eternal
reflection.
But always calm.
As a student I always used This Will Destroy You
as my go-to exam-studying band. Specific moments of each song allowed me to
retain specific information that when I would play the album on the way to
school, I would actually remember much of the educational content.
Certain riffs and drumming patterns allowed me
to easily remember my studying material.
I did use TWDY more as an essay-studying band than a short answer, multiple-choice
types. Sometimes the sounds allowed me to explore abstract thoughts, thoughts
beneficial for a university exam essay. The album's finale can work as your essays
conclusion, to the point and effective. It was always a game of fitting my conclusion
into the last part of the album.
Below I have found and posted This Will Destroy
You album Young Mountain.
Track listing
2 - The World is Our _______ - 4:56
3 - I Believe in Your Victory - 12:04
4 - Grandfather Clock - 18:38
5 - Happiness: We're All in it Together - 21:20
6 - There are some Remedies worse than the disease - 29:53
This is great! A new band for me! Music while I do homework is essential. I usually turn to Ludovico Einaudi or a Hans Zimmer soundtrack, but now I have something else to add to my list :)
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