It’s time to go beyond the various TOP 10 lists that sprout like weeds throughout the entertainment and music media. This site will offer a groundbreaking new searchable database of listening/viewing/reading suggestions for different moods and activities.

Ennui beat
Anxiety-fi
Hope n bass
Glum n bass
Prop music
Troublegum
Infantronica (electronica that works to put infants to sleep - Carpet Musics, i.e.)
Workbeat
Traffica
Trance myth
Retreadica
Clone music
Drool
Democratica
Hip opera
Viral
Dessert (aperitifica)
Polkacide
Deadbeat
Agipop
Ecopop
Repopop
Terrorbeat
Snapcracklepop

Musical genres have been breeding at an alarming rate. In the early 70s, at the advent of FM radio and cassette-tape usage, the list was pretty slim: Rock, Blues, Country, Jazz, Classical, and the very few derivations of those roots.

Soon every band will be its own genre. "Electric Monkey Yowl" will be a category because it just describes the music. Each song might have its own sonic-twisting subgenre, each listener will have a list of "keywords," and when they jack into the audio mainframe of their home’s entertainment center, they’ll get songs that match the keywords. Every band, album, and song will be coded with as many sets of keywords as they can get away with to make sure the song is delivered to as many ports as possible.


Rock
Blues
Jazz
Classical
Pop
Electronica
Hip hop
Christian
Gospel
Country
Alt country
Alternative
MOR
Christian Scientist Hip Hop - Frozen Food Section
Christian Metal
Reggae
Ska
Rap
Ambient
Illbient
Lo-fi
Hip hop
Trip hop
Drum n bass
Electronica
Groove
House
Jungle
Acid jazz
Retro
Trance
Rap
Soul
Rhythm and blues
Blues
Metal
Glam
Rap
Nu metal
Downbeat
Industrial
Gothic
Pop
Bubblegum
Folk
Prog rock
Old school
Anti-folk
Hardcore
Dub
Krautrock
Lounge
Now sounds
Britpop
Bluegrass
Alt country
Funk
Honky tonk
Experimental
Worldbeat
Psychedelic
Shoegazing
Dream pop
Roots
Surf
Grunge
New wave
Postpunk
Power pop
Retro
Reggae
G funk
Gangsta rap
Disco
Motown