I tend to listen to a vareity of genres but mostly hip hop here is my most common rotation
hip hop:
nujabes
MF DOOM
Jay Z
Kendrick
j dilla
tyler the creator
JID
Denzel curry
Brockhampton
Kevin Abstract
not hip hop/ or generally alternative
Rex orange county
gorillaz
Jack stauber
Tame impala
Regina spektor
vampire weekend
andrew bird
Bright eyes
Foals
Mogwai
Jose Gonzels
Glass animals
Bibio
Thank you sooooooooo much! I’m really into relaxing instrumental/classical music. I will listen to all of these! Thanks for sharing your favorite classical music! And I’ll share some too
Recommended songs
Honestly all of Go Seo Yee is really good. Very relaxing. Another interesting one is Nujabes which is very experimental and maybe certain Dj Okawari songs like “peacock” So recommended artists are
Go Seo Yee
Nujabes
Dj Okawari
Ludovico Einaudi
Kishi Bashi
Hope anyone interested in instrumental music finds something they like here. The Marika song FOUND can be found on band camp at high res. The other ones can be a little bit more tricky but I can help
Haha it’s cool to have you here. Out of the classical anything you would recommend? I’m looking for more classical. I also don’t like opera
Yesssssssssssss! Another Nujabes brother. You should really check out the CYNE album WATER FOR MARS. Cise Starr is part of CYNE and its really good. Great hip hop group
I guess you could classify it as mainstream but nothing wrong with that. I liked that one Lorde song. The one that really got her career going.
I dont really care about how mainstream an artist is if the music is good I just listen to them. just cause these guys need more love I would say take a look at MIDICRONICA my favorite japanes rap group they are most well know for their song san francisco as one of the end themes for samurai champloo but jor a japanese rap group I reccomend #501 probably my favorite album from them. I dont understand anything they say but their flow is oddly hypnotic
Thanks brother, just finished the song San Francisco that you recommended and I love it. Very smooth style exactly what I like!
@Coma I thought the two guys that made up Tech Itch were also the producers for Kosheen when Kosheen was still a thing. Also, really enjoy the Current Value remix of Bjork’s ‘Thunderbolt’ have you heard that one?
Pop, rock to '90s, jazz, classic
Rachmaninoff piano concertos are a decent place to start. Holst - The Planets, Franz Liszt piano concertos, Carl Orff - Carmina Burana, Camille St Saens orchestral pieces, Sergei Prokofiev - Romeo & Juliet, also his Alexander Nevsky piece. There’s a lot out there. Love Wagner, but have to go with the recordings without the singing.
Ohh my nice, could you pls share it to me, I also listen to jap rock often and I need some sources, would be glad to get yours 
@andrewwardell If im right, Deformer and Technical Itch are the founders of Tech Itch Records and Deformer was also a member of Kosheen. I think i have read that in the DogsonAcid Forum sometime ago.
And for sure i have heard the CV remix of Thunderbolt. I love the combination!
If i like the song it does not matter what genre its in.
Lately those are in heavy rotation:
Got the chance to see Khruangbin live at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheater!! Mind blowing!!
Death Grips! I know its not really well recorded or “audiophile”, but i like them.
Well recorded Jazz:
I recommend Rio Fukui’s albums. You just can’t go wrong with his music, guaranteed!.
Ok, i use dropbox share with my friends, the only condition is you don’t share the url to avoid problems. After you download it you can share it. Also if you got cool jmusic pls share too 
Hello Verum. Nice list. I’ll toss in a few:
Beethoven’s late sting quartets. Loads of great versions out there. Some of the very finest music ever.
Ditto all of Shostakovich’s. The Borodin Quartet is perhaps best, but again there are loads to choose from. Number 8 is his most famous. But every one gets better the more you listen.
Stravinsky Petrouchka. Haydn’s 88th. Copland’s Music for a Quiet City. Bach’s Golbergs (obviously Gould, but Murray Perahia’s excellent as well.)
More contemporary, Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians, and Different Trains.
Book recommendation (since you appear to like Mahler) All the Rest is Noise by Alex Ross.
Pink Floyd
A Momentary Lapse of Reason
Yes
Yes Songs
Jethro Tull
Songs from the Wood
Heavy Horses
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Hyaena
Chris Isaak
Heart Shaped World
Origa
Era of Queens
London Grammar
If You Wait
Blue Oyster Cult
Fire of Unknown Origin
Yoko Kanno
Macross Plus
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
Brain Salad Surgury
The Delgados
Hate
Miles Davis
Kind of Blue
Genesis
Genesis
Peter Gabriel
“Blue Car”
Mussorgsky
Pictures at an Exibition - Telarc
Vivaldi
The Four Season
Bach
Brandenburg Concertos
Toccata & Fugue in D Minor
Beethoven
3rd and 5th Symphonies
Wellington’s Victory
Rachmaninov
Symphonic Dances
Tschaikovsky
1812
Blondie
Parallel Lines
Kansas
Point of Know Return
Lydia Ainsworth
Darling of the Afterglow
Gerry Rafferty
City to City
Nice list there.
I have always liked Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos. I’m also a fan of Mussorgsky (Pictures at an Exibition), Borodin, Rachmaninov (Symphonic Dances) and Tschaikosky (1812). Chopin, Vivaldi (4 Seasons), and Paganini are very good as well.