trap rap

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQjsAJhsSw8

"Det finns inte."

>>8139037
ambient noise/the sound of rain

"pavane por un infante defunte"
most ravel in general is great stuff

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aV1orzGDVvg

Good stuff

Ambient artists like
Jacob Kirkegaard (most reccommended on this list)
Kassel Jaeger
Lussuria (2nd highest reccommended)
super minimal shit from Prurient like the Annihilationist cassette
any track off of Exploring Jezebel's "Penis Torture Chamber" (every track is a 45-min track of almost constant, unchanging drone)

FUCKING SILENCE

>>8139037
Dadrock and high school music. You should only listen to BGM or non-emotional music you know very well, otherwise you'll start paying attention to the music instead of the book

>>8139037
My music is the humming of a large Diesel engine idling. The larger the engine, the lower its idling rpm will be and the more pleasing the low frequency of its mind-soothing sound. The hard part is not raising too much the suspicion of the railway workers towards the weirdo neckbeard sitting with his faggy book by the tracks, awfully close to the locomotive.

>>8139185

What if you're trying to read in a place that doesn't offer complete silence, pal? Huh? Riddle me that, you frick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DJUN2M3D-E
Only patrician sounds.

>>8139037

Arvo Pärt
Chopin
Yann Tiersen

>>8139102
I hated playing that song in band, it was the third most tedious and uninspiring piece I've ever played in high school

Brian Eno's ambient work is perfect for reading

>>8139037
harsh noise

Aphex Twin

Swans, later pre-ref stuff (SFTB)
Godspeed