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combustion07 07.07.18	Genre really doesn't matter but if you list genre with the recs that'd be killer. Let's go
kintups55 07.07.18	Diary by Sunny Day Real Estate is a great depressing album and an absolute 90's emo classic.
combustion07 07.07.18	Remember that album being on damn near every list when I joined here. Definitely going to jam again
Grimlin 07.07.18	Bohren und der Club of Gore. Depressing yet relaxing slow jazz. Listen to Sunset Mission or Black Earth, preferably.
Drifter 07.07.18	Kolya - Kolya Nosferatu D2 - We're Gonna Walk Around This City With Our Headphones On To Block Out The Noise Superman Revenge Squad - Hmmmmm. Meet The 'All New' Superman Revenge Squad Superman Revenge Squad - We're Here For Duration... We Hope! Superman Revenge Squad - There's Nothing More Frightening Than The Passing of Time ND2 and SRS have the same singer/guitarist but ND2 is Lo-Fi British Emo with drums and SRS is acoustic with similar styled lyrics. Both are rambly and the singer is so full of personality, it's great.
TheSonomaDude 07.07.18	maudlin of the well - Bath American Football - American Football Crowbar - Sonic Excess In Its Purest Form
RadioheadIsOverrated 07.07.18	I mean really anything by Elliott Smith
SandwichBubble 07.07.18	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKW2H0WBqW8
LouBreed 07.07.18	This. Could be the sappiest vocals I've ever heard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgkiTJ26tdQ
Doctuses 07.07.18	Black Malachite
Pon 07.07.18	Deathprod - Morals and Dogma
Deathconscious 07.07.18	Giles Corey - Giles Corey (experimental folk) Have a Nice Life - Deathconsciousness (shoegaze/post punk/industrial) Carissa's Wierd (yes, it's supposed to be spelled wrong) - Songs About Leaving (its like depressing chamber folk music) I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness - Dust (post punk) Phoebe Bridgers - Stranger In the Alps (indie folk) Emma Ruth Rundle - Marked for Death (dark but sorta dreamy singer-songwriter stuff with a backing band) Many Rooms - There Is a Presence Here (lo-fi/minimal folk) Frightened Rabbit - Painting of a Panic Attack (indie rock) The Twilight Sad - Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters (post punk) 40 Watt Sun - The Inside Room (doom metal but sort of not)
Drifter 07.07.18	Idaho - Hearts of Palm Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago
advancedwarfighter 07.07.18	funeral - tragedies
combustion07 07.07.18	So much sadness to dive into. Digging what I've played so far
TheSpaceMan 07.07.18	Portishead - Trip Hop
TheSpaceMan 07.07.18	Deathconciousness [2]
DominionMM1 07.07.18	townes van zandt- our mother the mountain (folk/country)
Egarran 07.07.18	Great list. Katatonia - Fall of Hearts.
Observer 07.07.18	sometree - moleskine epic, indie post rock act that is largely unheard of. Album is very painful (in a good way) once the songs take root. I may do a review in the future since they dont even have a band page on this site. Album stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ7X5ND5Rp0 S - I'm not as good at it as you Chic from Carissa's Wierd. Her best solo outing and hits right in the gut. Album stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxA-9zQfJ28
Sharkattack 07.07.18	I see your disintegration but I didn’t see Pornography or Faith in your ratings I’ll rec those.
Artuma 07.07.18	ctrl+f codeine no results wtf
LethalPaintball 07.07.18	Have a Nice Life - Deathconsciousness [3] that is the most definitive depressing album
insanedrexl1 07.07.18	Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate Shining - Halmstad
budgie 07.07.18	i put #1 on this morning, it's not really depressing i think, definitely that track in the doc is real moody though
Wildcardbitchesss 07.07.18	Probably not as mellow as you were hoping for but Stage Four by Touche Amore is fucking hard for me to hear.
LeftyMcRighty 07.07.18	Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - "I See A Darkness"
combustion07 07.08.18	As far as Mum goes I would say Finally We Are No One is more depressing. The ones were O mention song titles in description are mainly for those songs rather than the full album though
PortraitsOfDecay 07.08.18	^ was just about to comment halmstad I also second songs about leaving and recommend what it takes to move forward by empire empire
budgie 07.08.18	"As far as Mum goes I would say Finally We Are No One is more depressing. " that's crazy. finally we are no one is the most comforting, uplifting album in my rotation
JustJoe. 07.08.18	* Trespassers William -- "Different Stars" * Red House Painters -- "Down Colorful Hill"
matbla00 07.08.18	at least 70 percent of music rated 4+ on sput is depressing, check it out
FadedSun 07.08.18	Jesu - Jesu
Scoot 07.08.18	warning - watching from a distance fucking miserable
Deathconscious 07.08.18	oh, how could i forget: Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked At Me
combustion07 07.08.18	Uplifting and depressing kind of go hand and hand for me so I could see it either way. Not the most emotionally intelligent person though lol Warning is amazing.
J() Alexander 07.08.18	Esoteric - The Maniacal Vale Khanate - Capture and Release Luciano Cilio - Dialoghi del Presente
neekafat 07.08.18	Phoebe Bridgers - Stranger In the Alps Julien Baker - Sprained Ankle The Swell Season - The Swell Season Father John Misty - Pure Comedy I guess folk music is my depression genre
neekafat 07.08.18	"Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked At Me" [2] be careful with that one yeah
dtsanchez 07.08.18	Red House Painters - Down Colorful Hill Low - I Could Live in Hope
LunaticSoul 07.08.18	Green Carnation-s Light of Day, Day of Darkness is a 60min long track lamentation of a father that sees her daughter die I-d add also We Lost the Sea, Departure Songs / singer committed suicide shortly after Pain of Salvation's Remedy Lane is pretty depressing too, concept is all about estrangement, loss of love, bleak childhoods and suicide tentatives.. so... Nine Inch Nails's old stuff is also depressing and missing. I'd add also Type O Negative some great recs, from deathconsciousness to Elliot Smith
Egarran 07.08.18	"Green Carnation-s Light of Day, Day of Darkness is a 60min long track lamentation of a father that sees her daughter die" "The album was largely inspired by the death of Tchort's daughter and the birth of his son." -wiki Quite an emotional balance act. But the music isn't depressive imo.
TheSpaceMan 07.08.18	Honestly Dummy is such a brooding and defeated sound, it's like the audio equivalent of sitting alone at an empty, old fashioned bar, pounding a 6th Manhattan, staring longingly at the temptress singing on the center stage
Scoot 07.08.18	pianos become the teeth - the lack long after the atmosphere on this album is crushing
combustion07 07.08.18	Thanks for all the great recs sput bros. This may be my most successful thread
neekafat 07.08.18	Let us know what you think if you check them!
combustion07 07.08.18	Work week starts tomorrow so I've got a bunch on a playlist ready. Jammed Sunny Day, Have a Nice Life and Phoebe Bridgers so far and I'm loving them all. Will report back!
combustion07 08.13.18	Man Many Rooms especially the ep Hollow Body is in nonstop rotation. Also loving Carissa's Wierd and Koyla
artiswar 08.13.18	spaceman that is the most accurate description of Dummy I've ever heard
Egarran 08.13.18	My Dying Bride - Like A Perpetual Funeral Somehow the phrase "I reach for my shadow in horror" makes sense.
rmcrae 08.25.18	Try "Transient" by Gaelle. I don't know if I'd call it depressing but there's a strong sense of melancholy.
Source 08.25.18	15 rules
SomeGuyDude 08.25.18	The Black Heart Procession - 2 If "A Light So Dim" doesn't get ya I don't know what will. Bohren & Der Club of Gore - Black Earth Dyad - Who's Been Here Since I've Been Gone? Acoustic folk, but still can be really morose.
Divaman 08.25.18	Aimee Mann - The Forgotten Arm (especially "King of the Jailhouse") indie rock/indie pop
TronaldDump 08.25.18	Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool