2014's Top Rated Music for Stoners
The music app known as 8tracks has compiled a playlist of new tracks from 2014 that users rated the top songs to listen to when high.
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The music app known as 8tracks has compiled a playlist of new tracks from 2014 that users rated the top songs to listen to when high.
2014 was a great year in music, if for no other reason then that there is such a variety of great music available across many different genres.
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Former Disney child star and singer Miley Cyrus started this December off right, when she smoked weed on stage during a performance at the Raleigh Hotel.
Django Django are a British band with a knack for making songs that are both catchy and weird, all at the same time.
Primus is a great band to listen to if you're looking to have a fun/trippy time while grooving to the delectable bass licks of the visionary Les Claypool and the mind bending dissonant chord progressions.
A multi-genre master, Buckethead is an expert in such genres as progressive metal, funk, blues, jazz, bluegrass, ambient and avant-garde music.
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This Will Destroy You is one of my all time favorite instrumental bands. Contrary to the band's name, their music will soothe your soul and make you feel at peace with the world (at least that's what is does for me).
From Indian Lakes is a great band for the reflective toker, with lyrics touching on deep subjects such as dealing with familial expectations and finding one's identity.
I was high and searching for new music online the first time I ever heard La Roux, and it turned out to be exactly what I was looking for. The upbeat bouncy synth sounds mixed with the melancholic, and at times sassy, lyrics of La Roux had me instantly hooked.
Rock the Vote's latest campaign involves a video that, quite frankly, was more amazing than I could have ever anticipated. It just kept getting better and better as I watched, and even took up the cause of legalization.
Polyphia's album captures the imagination and takes the listener on a psychedelic journey of soulful licks and chords that sound like they came straight out of your favorite classic 90s video game.
Deafheaven emerged a few years ago with a style so fresh, it crossed genre boundaries. As an American black metal band hailing from San Francisco, CA, they had their work cut out from them.
You will not enjoy this album; you will simply be compulsively forced into playing it on repeat for days on end. The inventing of genres has lead to Twenty One Pilots being lumped into the bizarre and newly birthed schizoid pop.
Tim Barry’s narrative style brings the honest nature of folk music full circle on his album Rivanna Junction. His songs explore the full range of emotions, exploring restlessness, enjoying the simplicities of life, falling in love, jumping trains and family honor.
For me, Cherub is a more recent discovery that is guiltily drowned in satirical-pop and electro-funk. Cherubs tongue in cheek lyrics consistently inject humor regardless of the sometimes-somber undertones hidden beneath the funk synthesizers, EDM style tunes.