Dawn Chorus - Thom Yorke

Good News - Mac Miller

It's Hard to Get Around the Wind - Alex Turner

Re: Stacks - Bon Iver

Tear Down the House - The Avett Brothers

From your Link i only see people call him 'anti-semitic'. I see no examples or evidence why he should be so.

You got any such examples, evidence or quotes?

I hope you don't think that: 'criticism of Israeli-government policy = anti-semitism' - that would be quite a fascistic character-assassination.

Have a look at the definition of 'anti-semitism', then have a look at Roger's quotes. You'll see that there's no relation.

Calling critics of the Isreali government 'anti-semitic' is like calling critics of African governments 'racist'.

Not really helpful, is it? Historical fascist regimes used similar tactics to shut down debate. And anyone familiar with Roger's lyrics over the years is that if he's to be labelled anything with accuracy, it's 'anti-fascist'.

Hopefully with that cleared up, you can offer an on-topic opinion on the thread subject?

Depressing songs and Elliot Smith go hand in hand. He was a phenomenal musician. May he rest in peace.

It’s so deep and relatable

Tween wave?

Demon Days is one for me too! I used to just listen to Don’t Get Lost in Heaven/Demon Days back to back over and over because I thought the transition between the two was so cool.

I loved this. Someone waiting for someone lost to find them that's not even looking for them. <3

Keaton Henson absolutely destroys me.

Les colocs - Le répondeur

It's in French but it's one of the most perfect songs about depression.

Radiohead - gagging order

Streets of Heaven Artist: Sherrié Austin

Not a regular country listener. But this is the saddest song I've ever heard.

Coma White, and The man that you fear by Marilyn Manson

In this Moment - Into the Light

Cold - A Different Kind of Pain

Sister Hazel - Champagne High

Lonely the Brave - Your Heavy Heart

Alien Ant Farm - Homage (as a music lover that grew up with music as a huge part of his life this one hits deep)

Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See (because it's my favorite song on earth)

Tonic - Mountain

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I could do this all day, but I won't, because I have to act like I care at work on a Friday.

Videotape by Radiohead

No Man's Land by Eric Bogle
And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda by Eric Bogle
White Squall by Stan Rogers

Basically folk songs about young people whose futures/lives were ripped away from them by catastrophic events

More well known songs:
New Slang by the Shins
Mad World by Gary Jules
Hurt by Nine Inch Nails/Johnny Cash cover
Cats in the Cradle by Harry Chapin
Boats and Birds by Gregory and the Hawk

If you've ever broken up with someone you loved then Eventually & List of People by Tame Impala

>Sorrow was so raw that it almost doesn't make me sad, it just hurts...

Failure - Another Space Song

Many examples imo: Pearl jam, Interpol, Editors… to name a few

Would be a cool concert to attend , but $600 and I would have to fly out to California and get hotel. Can’t do it.

Sorrow squad assemble! Yeah they have the sad alcoholic dad act down pat.

They say you have 10 years to make your first record and 3 months to make your second

Thank you guys so much for sharing. It feels weird to experience how so many of you guys experience sadness too, all so different. I dunno, not all of them are my thing, but it feels good to share it, instead of just listening alone in the dark.

Yea anything by the national

I don't know who the song is about, but it's beautifully written and flows really well.

He's an artist from Seattle and on tour now. I missed his last show, but I'm looking forward to seeing him at the end of April. Should be very chill.

My other favorite song by him is "Best Dress". I think many of us can relate.

Marilyn Manson - the nobodies