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Vote now for the theme of March's music playlist!

  • Songs from Australian Bands 16
  • Songs with Unorthodox Metal Instruments 48
  • Songs by bands that NeO have toured with 9
  • 2022-02-12
  • —2022-02-28
  • 73 votes
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Greetings Ne Obluminati,

I hope you've all been enjoying the Swedish bands playlist we released earlier this month as selected by you! For those that haven't listened yet you can check it out at the link below:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1r7XVhEN2wFXczAfbOqXmq?si=466d5c832e2f4f89

For next months playlist you get to help choose the theme! It's a face off between three categories very close to my heart---

1. Song from Australian bands

2.  Songs with unorthodox metal instruments

3. Songs by bands that NeO have toured with

(Note: By unorthodox we mean anything that is not guitar/bass/drums/keyboards.  So songs that include instruments that are not standard in metal such as violin, cello, accordion, flute, harp, hurdy-gurdy etc. etc. There are many more beyond that list as well.)

You can vote for ONE choice only and the category with the most votes will be the theme for March's playlist. A post will then go up in early March allowing members to put forward choices for the playlist with the first 30 responses being included.

This poll is running for 1 WEEK and closes at the end of the month! 

Do you have ideas for other themes to consider for future months? Let us know in the comments below!

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Daniel Boulet

Would it be possible to get these playlists created for other platforms as well? Not all of us use Spotify.

Anarmir

I don’t use Spotify or such but I’ll go with the flow…

Robert

Plenty of aussie bands to talk about but I can talk about any of these lol

Michael Berg

Playlists from this community tend to be heavily skewed towards metal. I think a "not metal" playlist would generate interesting results.