For music: Celldweller. Ex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn2vEq5I6Yo

I also recommend his side project "Scandroid": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfxDIyYU9nM

"GUNSHIP" is also very good, if you like synthwave: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfxDIyYU9nM

Sorry, I posted the wrong link for GUNSHIP. Here is the right one: https://www.youtube.com/user/GUNSHIPMUSIC

*instagoogles*

Shieeet, I love celldweller; 10/10 would listen with friends. It's not everyone's cup of tea though XD

One of my recent favorite podcasts if you have not already found it: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB.....R8IrDjq8LA8YrA
Lots of really good condensed science content, and extremely funny people, you don't have to watch it, but this is what I put on in the background a lot of the time.

For music, here is a giant playlist of music that is likely both familiar and new: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li.....TZgYCmc8FcK4_r

Book

Hard to Be a God by Arkady Strugatsky, Boris Strugatsky

music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E52rxz2sjRs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oHkmHW60nY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QlGgRBKjLE

It's live broadcast, but it works as background noise as well!
Critical Role, if you like tabletop RPGs. It's a bunch of professional voice actors playing a very long and involved campaign with a whole lot of character development:
Playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li.....AC8XmqzW38Ivbk

Hundreds of hours long.

For music i can recomend you Daughter ^^ https://www.youtube.com/user/ohdaughter

Fantasy: Discworld series 23 of 41 are in audiobook format, not many of them have a continuous story across books, the first two The Colour of Magic and The Light of Fantastic do, they just take place in the same general universe with the multiple characters having multiple arcs and cameos

Radical Face - Folksy fictional storytelling, excellent juxtaposition between juicy, cheeky instrumental flavor and emotional lyrics served dry as chalk. The Family Tree trilogy of albums is god-tier.
Family Portrait
Wrapped in Piano Strings
Third Family Portrait
Baptisms

Bond - Orchestral pieces (often classics) set to EDM/pop beats. A lot of it is a little too sugary/poppy for me, but they have a few pieces that are mellow enough to be very enjoyable.
Kismet
Sahara
Hymn

Beats Antique - Flavor-rich global fusion, with tons of arabesque/eastern influence. Delicious flavor, amazing syncopation, glitchy, crunchy texture.
Scratch Tail
Beauty Beats
Tabla Toy
Sweet Demure

Thomas Bergersen / Two Steps From Hell - Frisson-packed orchestral work, usually formatted for film trailers. If you can hear past the commercialism, or if you're a sucker for a good climax, there's some really tasty stuff to be found.
Starvation
Fearless
Creation of Earth

Swiss Army Man OST - Absurd, stupid, beautiful music from an absurd, stupid, beautiful movie. Absolutely stunning, if you don't take it seriously.
Medley

Jon Hopkins - Gritty, heavily-textured semi-ambient IDM. Very difficult to describe, but timeless, beautiful, and intense.
Vessel
Light Through The Veins
The Low Places

Another Radical Face fan!!!
They have some of the most beautiful music for sure!

(I need to check out all the rest of these recommendations as well)

yesssssssssssssss

I'm so glad I decided to look into them. I think we've all heard Welcome Home on the radio once or twice, but the rest of their work is so incredibly different and incredible. The Family Tree trilogy is fucking insane. I need more.

Yeah! That was the first song I heard from them (on Pandora), and looked them up from there. Been to a couple of their concerts, which have been amazing! Their music is so relaxing, beautiful, and often a bit sad. Very lovely stuff.
The Family Tree trilogy is a fav of mine as well! (Got a book explaining the history of the songs and such, with cool photos throughout that I really need to finish reading) Its all so well-thought out!

Have you listened to any of Ben Copper's Electric President albums btw? A bit of a different sound, but still amazing quality!

Also, LOVE his side project, Clone:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K25PIXD94ZM (Has 6 parts I believe)

But yeah. I'm always on the lookout for more stuff from him!

I haven't duh into EP yet, but I did give Clone a listen a couple weeks back, and I loooooove it.

Good stuff!

And yeah, you should definitely check out EP whenever you have time!

One of my fav EP songs here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0BwS_uraVA

The No Sleep podcast for some horror fiction.
Joe Rogan has s lot of comedians on his podcast and some sciencey types as well.

I totally love the No Sleep podcast, same with Chilling Tales for Dark Nights. Great performances!

Listen to  covahr he is really really good...

V.

Oh yeah! I agree! We want to collab at some point when i have the time. :)

Star Talk Radio has hour long podcasts. Just google Star Talk Radio podcasts.

Thanks a bunch!

For Audiobooks you can try Summerhill. It's a pretty good one writes by someone in the fandom. It's sort of like if the Doctor in Doctor Who didn't know he was the Doctor, But he was trying to figure the whole thing out. Otherwise, Anything by Cathrynne Valente is good. I may have misspelled her name though. She writes some good portal fantasies if you have not seen her work before. And if you are a fan of Slipknot or Stone Sour, Corey Taylor has some great cynical satire in his books. For podcasts, I've been super engaged by the My Dad Wrote A Porno podcast. Anything else I listen to would probably not engage you unless you happen to be a fan of Roosterteeth or audio production though.

As for music, I'll take the opportunity to throw out some friends of mine. Thera, Away With My Weakness, Divides (The album Brookentooth) There is a Divides from the UK who is pretty good too, Binary Code if you like heavier or more progressive music, All Human or Orbs for something softer but different, Hypno5e or A Backwards Glance On A Travel Road if you want something that's a bit more unusual. Other then some of those guys, Some bigger ones that are good are Plini, The Fine Constant or Animals As Leaders if you want some sweet instrumental guitar magic to think to while you create, Johari is cool if you like prog metal. Again, may be spelling the name wrong, But Michael Hromek has been my jam for some sweet acoustic Celtic guitar stuff. And Serj Tankian's Orca Symphony, Puscifur if you are a fan of Tool or A Perfect Circle. Mute The Saint, Skyharbor, Wovenwar, TesseracT, Niyaz or Azam Ali, C418 is good for chilling out, And Acrassicauda is just inspiring and tragic at the same time, Watch Heavy Metal In Bagdad for that story.

For something dumb there my dad wrote a porno, which is exactly that, someone along with some friend reading through the porno his dad wrote and laughing about it:
https://soundcloud.com/my-dad-wrote-a-porno

Audiobooks of interest might be the Saxon chronicles from Bernard Cromwell (not actually where to get the audiobook nowadays , been almost a decade since i listened to them, i assume it's on audible, but here's the wiki page at least!) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Saxon_Stories

and that's about it as far as stuff that wasn't named yet.

Lore is a great podcast if you haven't dug into it already. It's a nice little exploration of the history behind common folklore, and well written. I'm also a fan of Something True, which is a sort of history/comedy podcast. It's short, only a few episodes so far, but really good.

I love Lore! Found it once and listened to a bunch, then forgot about it for a while and kept coming back for more. One day, I will binge through all of Lore. :)

http://www.lorepodcast.com/ Spooky history/folklore

http://www.maximumfun.org/shows/adventure-zone Funny DnD

http://www.earwolf.com/show/how-did-this-get-made/ Talking about bad movies

Also, LOVE this soundtrack:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc1-0NqjzSo

(Beautifully shot movie as well)

Another Adventure Zone fan here! Cannot recommend enough, even if you aren't a huge fan of D&D, it has plenty other than that.

I'm not super far into it yet (Near beginning of 'Petals to the Metal' now)
But love it so far! And I hear it just keeps getting better :D

(I get into things late, I know) lol

I really loved the audiobook "I Contain Multitudes"

It's about microbes and their incredible impact on life

Music

Electro:
The Knife (Silent Shout album)
Iglooghost (Neo Wax Bloom. So fucking good; I seriously can't put this one down)

Hip-hop:
Frank Ocean (blond or Channel Orange, both are great)
Big K.R.I.T.'s new album
Janelle Monae (the Archandroid is one of the best albums ever made, absolutely stunning)

Rock:
King Gizzard and the Wizard Lizard (Nonagon Infinity. Super high octane and energizing. If the movie Mad max had an album that embodied its mood itd be this album)

Weird druid mood soundtrack:
Fever Ray (self titled album)

Misc:
Loveless, by My bloody Valentine. Classic shoegaze.
Uyai, by Ibibio Sound Machine. Really upbeat afropop.

Noted everything down, especially "I Contain Multitudes". I love these topics. Thank you. :)

Are you willing to check out the Urban Fantacy genre?

If you are i might suggest the Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Briggs. http://hurog.com/books/
as well as the Alpha omega series.

Have a great day

Misha

You're from Germany, right?
Du könntest dir die "CastBox" App runter laden. Haufenweise Podcasts aus allen Themengebieten. Von Comedy bis Wissenschaft.
Mein Favorit sind die "Sternengeschichten". Erklärt toll wie unser Universum funktioniert :3

Tyr u3u

Ooh, music recommendations! So many things to pick from, but here's a couple:

Liars' album from a few years ago, Mess, is really great - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAx.....COZMmVKkzjdR1I
And how about Osi and the Jupiter's Hall of the Wolf for something a little more subdued - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlxlRkW67q8

I really enjoyed listening to The Red Necklace, written by Sally Gardner and read by Tom Hiddleston.
It's about the French revolution and gypsies and magic. I used to listen to it when commuting to my uni.

You might already know this one; It is a podcast called "Welcome to Night Vale"; it's a "radio show" that tells strange things that happen on Night Vale, a fictucious town located "somewhere in the US's southwest xD". It hss supernatural elements; story is very nice, there is continuity and voices are great!

Oh my, yes! That's a great one. I enjoy it a lot. Thank you for bringing it back to me also. I almost forgot about it!

Audio book heh? Sci-fi and humor in the same book: Expeditionary Force series from Craig Alanson, best damn audio I've stumbled along, havn't had a good laugh in ages!
Fantasy!? Hawk and Fisher series from Simon R. Green

For music, most of my playlists are synth of some kind, I'll link the full albums of some of my favorites to look at if you're interested. They're all on youtube:

Dan Terminus- Synth -The Wrath of Code(2015), Automated Refrains (2017), Stratospheric Canon Symphony(2014)

Dance With The Dead- Synth- Near Dark (2014), B-Sides: Volume 1(2016), Out Of Body(2013)

Carpenter Brut- Synth- Trilogy(2015)

Janelle Monáe- (can't find album videos, but individual songs area all over the place) - TightRope, Dance Apocalyptic, Dance or Die, Faster, 57821

Fantasy:

Do audible searches for:

Belgariad (The first 5 book series)
Malloreon (The second five book series sequels)

They're an amazing set of ten books that I listen to time and time again.

My favorite kinds of music are metal, grunge, and punk, so I'll list some of my favorite bands in those genres:
For metal, I would highly, highly recommend Mastodon (they're a heavy metal band with a very wide range of sounds, so it would be difficult to explain them), Red Fang is another heavy metal band (their music is usually made up of sludgy guitar riffs, and their singer never uses death growls or anything that a lot of people hate, their vocals are pretty clean, other than the fact that his voice just sounds raspy.
Some more of my favorite bands that can be considered"metal" are KoRn (they're my favorite band in the world. A lot of their music includes a lot of funk elements, especially with their bass, their music tends to also include a lit of scat vocalization, like in jazz. Their first album was pretty dark and very heavy, and their second and third albums sounded a lot more like hip-hop.

For grunge, my favorite bands in that genre are Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Queens Of The Stone Age, and Audioslave (audioslave isn't really grunge, but ill list them here anyways. Audioslave is, in my opinion, the perfect balance between raw intensity and extreme mellowness. Their guitar riffs are beautiful)

I'm running low on time, so unfortunately I can't list info on all of them but I hope I was helpful.

Joe Rogan experience for podcasts. He has a lot interesting folks on there

At the risk of tooting my own horn...

The Beach Bears Story

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/11432986/

Over 200 chapters and 24 hours of music and drama. PG rated.

Within Temptation's Black Symphony... it's my art music. You can stream it on Amazon Unlimited.

Ohh very moody. Thank you. That's perfect for dark and emotive images. <3

I mostly listen to classical music and folk music, and here are some of my favourites! Maybe you'll find something you like. :3

- Vivaldi (La Folia and other things): https://open.spotify.com/album/6YSG.....TbFQH6gWD7c7Mu
- Jordi Savall and others (the first one is my favourite!): https://open.spotify.com/album/7g60.....TlezLzn3I5dVUE
- Genuine Swedish folk music: https://open.spotify.com/album/07nu.....8mi4WwJjxmIuP8
- Mozart Requiem, my all time favourite classical piece: https://open.spotify.com/album/7hhe.....NzQ46ngrBCSeso


For audiobooks, I really recommend Joe Abercrombie's First Law trilogy! It's a very dark and gritty type of fantasy story.

I like listening to Warhammer 40K audiobooks as far as SCI - FI goes. You can find many of them posted on youtube.

>My taste in music is quite wide ranging, so you can shoot me anything and I'll absorb it.
It's damn hard to find good music for me :(

Guys, any recommendations how to find music? I'm really tired of mine.

Read through this entire thread. Peoples' recommendations are quite amazing. :)

Youtube. Find the music you already like, and often it will end up offering artists in the same genre.

What sort of music do you enjoy? I personally have a ridiculously wide library of favorites of often not universally known artists.. so yeah *laugh*

Yeah, it's good advice. I found a couple pretty good artists that way but I want more. Sometimes I think there is not enough music at all :\

Usually stuff I like is "Indie rock" but according to wiki it's quite wide genre. I'll list some:
- The Lovett
- Morning after girls
- Yoav
- Darren Korb
- Daughter
- Beecake

Audiobooks, huh?

Fantasy

* Dresden Files. A private investigator in Chicago who is also a wizard. Very funny and well written. Really takes off on the third book.

* Age of Fire series. A series about dragons from the perspective of the dragons and actually well written (mostly), which is a rarity. First 3 books I loved. 4th was ok. 5th was meh...

* The Gentlemen Bastards. Think of stuff like bank heists, Ocean 11, etc. But in a fantasy world.

* The Mistborn series Kind of hard to explain this one. It's a great series with a unique take on magic.

* Dragon Riders of Pern (I know it's not technically fantasy). If you like dragons, this series is a must read.

* Temeraire series. Alternative history of the Napoleonic war. Only now everyone has an airforce of sentient dragons. Also a must read for dragon lovers.

* A Song of Ice and Fire (aka the Game of Thrones series). Self explanitory. Worth reading/listening even/especially if you watch the TV show.

* His Dark Material (aka The Golden Compass series). Everyone has their own sentient spirit animal thingy. Which is a good thing, but the church thinks it's a bad thing. Not recommended if you are a Christian who isn't able to take criticism and creative liberty of Christianity/the Bible (for the record, I am Christian and enjoyed this series).

* Harry Potter. Duh.

* The Hobbit + The Lord of the Rings. Also duh.

* Inheritance series (aka Eragon series). Not particularly well written, but is enjoyable none the less. Recommended if you like dragons.

Not Fantasy

* Louis L'Amour westerns. Louis L'Amour was a leading expert on the "wild west" era and had written dozens of short stories on the era, many based on actual events. Most of which have had full audio dramatizations (e.g. different voice actors for each character, sound effects, music, etc.) Top quality stuff and I highly recommend it. I would recommend starting with his Chick Bowdrie (a Texas Ranger) series first.

* Anything by Tom Clancy.

* Jack Aubrey and Steven Maturin series (aka the Master and Commander series). Follows the career of a British naval captain during the Napoleonic wars.

* Sherlock Holmes. You should know what it's about. I am surprised by how many people haven't read any of these books.

* Jurassic Park + The Lost World. One of those books that everyone knows about, but never reads.

* The Princess Bride. It really is just as funny and entertaining as the movie.

* Ender's Game. Child prodigy gets trained for commanding a fleet of space ship for defending Earth from aliens.

* Ready Player One. Soon to be a hit movie.

* The Martian. Great movie. Greater book. Very funny.

If you're into Fantasy stuff like I am you should really check out "Throne of Glass" by Sarah J Maas =w=

For books:
The Road by Cormac McCarthy. It is a suspenseful story of a father and son trying to survive a world desolate from war, and cannibalism. They meet some interesting folks along their journey. It was also turned into a movie.


For music:

This is one of the songs I listen to before going to bed.

Jalan Jalan - Lotus , featured in the animated movie Dragon Hunters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfk.....1E84CD85244C5B

This song is simple yet catchy.

A remix of Wintergatan - Marble Machine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZq.....&index=332

I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, read by the author himself. Sci-fi/horror short story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vgc5PDtIii8

Cool! Thank you!

I'd suggest No Such Thing as a Fish for blogs. They're run by the QI elves so it's a weekly podcast full of fun trivia about just about everything. Today I learned that there is a kind of frog out there that makes a mating call that only one species can't hear. Itself. They're totally deaf but make mating calls anyway!

Symphony of Science (playlist)

They're all good but my fave is Evolution - the greatest show on earth.

Podcasts? Got some.

I don't have much by way of science, but here's Smokescale's rocketry run-down.
http://www.committedtolaunch.com/

These are regular radio science shows, but they're available as podcasts, too.
http://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/pastepisodes
http://www.cbc.ca/radio/spark/pastepisodes

Comedy? These guys are hilarious!
https://furcast.fm/episodes/

And these guys are good for a chuckle, too
http://www.hellointernet.fm/

These two podcasts might also make an interesting background noise.
https://feeds.mozilla-podcasts.org/irl
http://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcasts/ar.....-fridge-light/

For music, I have to say VNV Nation - https://www.youtube.com/user/channelvnv, especially their track Nova.

Otherwise, I have a friend that has a list of Epic Instrumental Music on Youtube. It's an awesome mix of stuff! - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li.....GcFPdfhUw7aavg

Nobody has said https://www.thisamericanlife.org/
Free downloads every Sunday evening. It's also on half a dozen other services. It's a great one hour podcast.

I love TAL! I went through almost everything they have last year. haha!

I'm not sure if you'd have time to listen all of this... xD I'd recommend you the first three at least.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ.....rwRbuettVf10uw

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS.....GrNM4_-pl3HQSQ

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy.....6DuGbCjpT4_YKg

These three are probably the best you can find as to the celtic, fantasy and such music.

..............

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3.....G5c0Tvom83tPGg
Do i really need to say anything about Two Steps From Hell.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL.....dAwVe3arTVi4Zw
A bit of everything. I like his songs with whistles most.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4.....dWmL_yvjOqrfHA
Something between celtic and battle music.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6.....z4L69won8QlvtA
I don't understand How can she have just 5k subscribers.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC.....yG-UIh-GoOCW-g
This one do from sleeping and relax to creepy and dark music.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj.....q_4llVS_x2XJ_w
I can't help myself, but it sounds like most music from those two is in halloween style.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM.....ZLeF299Bnk2zAw
Don't know much about this guy, but he certainly got a lot of relax and background music.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo.....B2ISqtldaVDGyw
Well this one have just a few songs. but i like 'em anyway.


... and a few collectors. I'll send you the better ones. There's lot of stuff like future world, epic, sub pub, Position music... etc.

https://www.youtube.com/user/RogueOfAvatar

https://www.youtube.com/user/MusicKaira1

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm.....0VLg_i8TuCaBQw

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP.....SlB79YaIU2IEyA

Audiobooks:
Anything by Erik Larson. Isaac's Storm, Devil in the White City, Thunderstruck, and Dead Wake are particularly good.
Callahan's Crosstime Saloon
The Great Escape
Four Against the Arctic
Shadow Divers
Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why

Check out Inward Empire. Amazing history IMO. My favorite murder is interesting too, a bit intense for me, like combo of history and horror. Other than that, might see what podcasts are floated your way XD

Brandon and Derek Fiechter, Peter Crowley, and Adrian Von Ziegler

Well, since my mother tongue is spanish, i can´t recommend you podcasts or audiobooks, but i can recommend you music.

-Valeria Cini:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MHuuef1N4g

Arraigo (if you link something a little more metalic):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxEcR_lhzxU

-Emilie Autumn:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMkklex2A1g

-Astor Piazzolla:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XdaFR6mIC4

-The Distillers:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFuP9FXLF8Q

I hope you like it.

Music

Solar Fields - https://youtu.be/yQjove0nzss
Carbon Based Life Forms - https://youtu.be/KQE29az48gM
Love Spirals Downwards - https://youtu.be/-XD2dU8sj7g
Simrit - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lq7m5nc8.....3n_LtmzKa?dl=0
Tycho - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gef8khd0.....hB8x6rKpa?dl=0
Simian Ghost -https://youtu.be/TO5OqPHc6rM
Trevor Something- https://youtu.be/1MD5Y-TNYbA
Gary Nueman - https://youtu.be/lHomCiPFknY (seeing him in concert next week in Chicago!)
Mystery Skulls - https://youtu.be/YlEb3L1PIco
Low Roar - https://youtu.be/1E7tz0zRlpE
Moodswings - https://youtu.be/Xjeoniw_j2A (one of my favorite albums)
Harold Budd and Cocteau Twins - https://youtu.be/I_Nug2zXA5g
Lycia - https://youtu.be/wZ-LTQ_X7Dk
Lydia - https://youtu.be/-TYX1X0SFw0
Fleet Foxes - https://youtu.be/9yAxIdkF2Qo
Fever the Ghost- https://youtu.be/9RHFFeQ2tu4
Caravan Palace -https://youtu.be/UbQgXeY_zi4
Shipwreck - https://youtu.be/OMpwvk9tkv8 (local guys) interesting sound
Godspeed You Black Emperor - https://youtu.be/VpAwrkmzmp0

Should be a good range of stuff.

"the Fray", "the Script", "twent-one pilots" those are some good bands.

Do you prefer lyrics-driven narrative in your music, or do you prefer to zone out to lyric-less music?

Most of the songs I listen to are songwriter-driven, the sort that tell stories or set mood through poetic choice as much as music, but I've got some wordless stuff if that's more your jam.

Both work greatly! Depends on the mood. I'm currently quite into soundscapes, also psytrance a lot. I listen to music when I start a new painting to get the setting and inspiration. It's great to get into the flow. So the more "flowy" a music piece is the better. :)

Hm. Well, there's always Boards of Canada, of which "Reach for the Dead" is my favorite track.

For writing inspiration, I can drown happily in Carbon Leaf, and also The Head And The Heart, the former of which writes some great lyrical-driven songs, the latter which packs astonishing levels of emotion into deceptively simple tunes.

Finally, if you're doing anything western-themed, skip inferior country artists and go straight to the source of modern cowboy sound, Corb Lund, his "Horse Soldier, Horse Soldier" and "There Are No Roads Here" songs are lovely, driving, and haunting all at once.

For podcasts, I've recently gotten into Causality (http://engineered.network/causality ) - it's a professional engineer going through various disasters and breaking down what went wrong, from human factors and company culture up to faults in components (hint: it's almost always about money) - the Three Mile Island episode is especially fascinating. The other podcasts on that network (Pragmatic, Analytical, Neutrium) are also pretty good.

For a more lighthearted look at science, I recommend Holy Fucking Science (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB.....R8IrDjq8LA8YrA ) - it's a rotating cast of four people usually including Hank Green (of Vlogbrothers, Vidcon, etc.) where each of them brings a science story to amaze the other cast members enough that they say "Holy fucking science!"

That sounds super interesting! Thank you very much for the recommendations! :0

Well my favourite band just released a new cover album, so here https://www.youtube.com/user/NinjaSexParty

I’ll try to compile a list when I get home, but it sounds like we’d have similar podcast tastes.

Science related podcast I like:

RadioLab: Science and sometimes different points of view, I like it very much.

http://www.radiolab.org/story/rhino-hunter/
or
http://www.radiolab.org/story/match.....ade-in-marrow/

Also Star-talk.

For different music than the one already on the comments for some reason I like choir music:

Dale Warland Singers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj9-2RgM6p4
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fr17zNZFg0Y

If you liked those check out their name on Spottily and then related artists.

Some beautiful orchestral Gaming related music:

https://youtu.be/pWTSK5waNs8?t=12m20s (WoW)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbG3llaKvuI (Journey)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gU_HpD0hWY (LoL)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wtK_qLR3Hg (AoM)

Tv/Film
Aside the gods like Hans Zimmer and Jhon Williams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rJZisFKUFI (Steven Price)

https://youtu.be/Gpr_ISfWFsk?t=11m49s (Ghibli).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVomQtrtMTM (Tom Day)

And rock Related:

The Black Keys, Porcupine Trees, Blues Pills.

Hm.... gonna drop two more music links for you

The Dead South - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9FzVhw8_bY
Parov Stellar - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSqv87Ck3ZU

Audiobooks:
the "Throne of Glass" series by Sarah J. Maas is REALLY good c: I'm waiting for the last book at the moment which is coming out in 2018 some time! I highly recommend this series!
the "Kate Daniels" series by Ilona Andrews is also pretty good.
the "Dragon's Gift" series by Lindsey Hall is also goods (I recommend checking the reading order though to make sure you start at the right place. Its 15 books.)

Podcasts:
Alice isn't dead
Welcome to Night Vale
We're alive

http://www.graphicaudio.net/our-pro.....t-archive.html

This is the best place for stuff with audio books, but this is one of the best stories out there IMO. It also has Mistborn which I saw recommended before. It is great too. Also they have marvel and that just makes everything better.

If you don't mind something macabre, "The Last Podcast on The Left" covers most of those genres (sci-fi, horror, history/true-crime) with different episodes. They do a different theme each week like right now I'm listening to the 2-parter on John Wayne Gacy, but other topics have been things like Witches, David Crowley and modern magik, Aliens, Ghosts, and occasionally they'll read Creepypastas. https://soundcloud.com/lastpodcastontheleft

Here's some examples of obscure music you may or may not like

Faun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oYmc9WTdSs

Omnia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH6L1T1CYYI

Nox Arcana: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojLia2AXVug

and of course Nightwish

Also, this user kindly made an instrumental for me
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4591033/

Also, this user made this for me

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4591033/

History Podcast: Revolutions

Science & Tech Podcast: Big Picture Science (put out by SETI!)

homo deus a brief history of tomorrow by Yuval Noah Harari

Science Podcast: Startalk with Neil DeGrasse Tyson

Comedy podcast: Qwerpline, a fake radio show about the peculiar town of Nsberg. Off Topic, the Achievement Hunter podcast, and Furcast of matter of course.

yo, still need recommendations? i have tons of death/black metal archieves, also ebm and also some german masterpieces of music. note me if interested. russian metal can be good too
for reading i'd reccomend you try SCP Foundation articles (sci-fi but really scientifical, just try it). there are some german too, i can also translate russian for you. not much into books :)

History Podcasts:
Mafia
BBC History Extra
The History of the Great War
The History of The Cold War
Submarine Sea Stories
THe First
The Bowery Boys

Science:
Radio Lab
Space Rocket History

These are all excellent, let me know if you check these out. I can send more too if you like.