>>15527
Nothing wrong with being edgy. Like any meme or theme, it's only as good as the one making or sharing it. Such a shame that edgy themes are akin to the whole horror genre: the lowest average quality across all mediums. As someone who wants so badly to keep loving horror and all things creepy and has been into it since early childhood, I think that's sad.
Interesting themes. I can see why some wood complain why that'd be the opposite of comfy.
Glad to know there are more who understand the themes represented by that little Minecraft video, which have nothing to do with video games at all. And I facepalmed at all the comments from that video's channel, who had no idea what was going on, stupid things (which I really hope were just trolls pretending to be oblivious to rock the boat for their own personal amusement) such as "where are your builds, what's with the captions and the sheep" wow I'm convinced more and more humans are actually alien robots in skin suits, or demon-possessed, or perhaps shapeshifted undead or dark fey who were never human in the first place who don't get how humanity works, or some other bizarre cryptid. I can't think of any other explanation for seeing more and more who barely understand the basics of socialization or emotional themes unless explicitly defined (for examples, almost no one can detect obvious sarcasm in writing, or take it straight and serious when consooming parody artforms, since about 2010) other than deeply unsavory topics like mass formation psychosis, social contagions on steroids, and acquired AuDHD from spending most one's life on social media through glowing rectangles rendering the past three generations neurologically 3/5ths of humans.
Sudden uncomfy flare-up against normal personality disorder (NPD) aside, my tastes in metal, rock, similar-sounding but not fitting genres like grindcore and the kind of music you'd hear in vampire night clubs in a Bladerunner film (industrial ambient? raver goth? I dunno what it's called I just know I like it), and other genres like ambient soundscapes are vast -- the past month or so I've thoroughly enjoyed all of these and way more: Judas Priest, Hanabie, Ladybaby, Manowar, Necronomidol/Isiliel, Blut Aus Nord, Lustmord, Goth Von Core, Lights Out God Help Me, Dark Fortress, Carpathian Forest, Hate Forest, Gorerotted, Bloodbath, Impending Doom, Legion Of The Damned, Aldious, Band-Maid, Shamanholic, Passcode, Unlucky Morpheus, DOLL$BOXX, Das Feenreich, Heroine is Me xxx, Ahasverus, Michael Ghelfi, Sword Coast Soundscapes, Cryo Chamber, MyNoise -- so I'm sure I could find "abstract discordant stuff", probably even in my own ripped FLACs collection. Yes, I'm a grumpy old almost gen-X who still buys and rips and burns CDs and if I felt like it cassettes which I listened to as a teen on the schoolbus in a Sony Walkman, screw letting someone else's computer store "my" music (or software or games) in "my" streaming library that I have to pay a yearly subscription to access "my" data".