Casual Conversation @lemm.eeEnglish · 3 days ago

Looking for mellow covers of heavier music

Casual Conversation @lemm.eeEnglish · 3 days ago

A few weeks ago there was a post asking for suggestions for female fronted heavy music and I was really grateful to OP for starting the conversation and everyone in the comments for coming up with really great suggestions.

I’m wondering if we could have a similar discussion to share more mellow covers of heavier songs. Usually when I’m working I prefer listening to less intense songs and a chill cover of a heavy song I like is somehow very interesting to me.

The song that got me wanting more of this niche was a cover of Toxicity which I’ve had on repeat this week. I can also think of this cover of Seven Nation Army which is kind of similar as an example but I don’t really know a lot more like this.

Does anyone have any similar recommendations they enjoy?

Edit: All great suggestions so far, still working my way through them! I remembered another song which is this cover of Firestarter by The Prodigy

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That was a very funny cover, thanks! Turns out Richard Cheese has a whole back catalogue I haven’t heard of and some very funny album names too. Currently listening to Chop Suey from Tuxicity which is just delightful!

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