" Depends solely and completely on you and what you like. How about a list?Music is incredibly subjective. One man's migraine is another man's theme song. "
Id say something like Explosions In The Sky, Do Make Say Think, You.May.Die.In.The.Desert, and From Monument To Masses might do the trick. Maybe even some of the early M83 or American Football.
Burzum would usually seem like a strange suggestion, but Illa Tiðandi is a great relaxing piece of music and it's repetitive and long, but most importantly, no lyrics. The rest of Dauði Baldrs is pretty good too.
Anyway, whatever you choose to listen to, you should really make sure it doesn't have (m)any lyrics, as it's very easy to have your thoughts sidetracked by vocals.
Dubstep or trance. I listen to stuff without vocals when I need to do marathon study sessions because the music starts to blend together, where if it had vocals then I could tell individual songs apart. It works quite well, especially if the album has good transitions between songs so you don't notice the song change as much.
@rottendevice:Rain + some funky jazz = calm for me. The music, as has been said, is of course depending on taste. But I kinda like the rain sound, like the site says: "Rain makes everything better."
" Id say something like Explosions In The Sky, Do Make Say Think, You.May.Die.In.The.Desert, and From Monument To Masses might do the trick. Maybe even some of the early M83 or American Football. "
For some reason whenever I need to zone out while I'm working I can just put on some really upbeat and intense music (house/electro/dubstep). It gets me going and I don't actually have to listen to it.
As a couple of people already said, Sigur Ros. I'd also recommend Radiohead's last couple of albums (king of limbs and in rainbows) as they are pretty relaxing and easy to zone out to.
"Higher" education? Oh, I get it. You're doing the "joint ops".
Anyways, if you can find the instrumental track for Enta Da Stage, that CD has such chill beats. Actually, just look for any instrumental tracks done by Da Beatminerz and you'll find some really good music. Their 90s sutff is probably more chill than some of the modern stuff, but regardless, just go with what you can find. Those guys are probably my favorite producers so far.
" Depends solely and completely on you and what you like. How about a list?Music is incredibly subjective. One man's migraine is another man's theme song. "
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