Albums that either evoke imagery of being in nature or are well suited for an /out/ing. I'll start: Fishmans - Long Season (1996)
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Anonymous03/19/26(Thu)16:53:22
>>2863944(OP) Mas Birras made me think of the spanish landscape like its the frontier. These guys are awesome. Mas Birras - Maldita Sea mi Suerte https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDVb_kKhQVU&list=PL-KrT01P8JGLuQZNa_x8yyhFHCOrgInr8&index=23
>>2864000 I love that album but I'm not sure just because it is folk it is out. There is a lot of city imagery from this album. Bridges and lampposts, sidewalks and metro tunnels, advertisements and news broadcasts.
https://youtu.be/NwWzcFzcs78 Love this album, it really captures the feel of the the wilderness in northern Scandinavia.
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Anonymous03/24/26(Tue)06:18:49
I really like Camel when I'm in a weed smoking mood /out/, usually I go find a nice high perch to overlook lesser mountains nearby and listen to White Rider/Nimrodel and get fucking blazed. I had a big vulture come fly down and chill out with me for a bit one time, he was super interested in my JBL.
>>2863944(OP) I'm not much of a full album listener, more of a playlist maker. Sierra Ferrell The Mountain Goats Dispatch Modest Mouse Fleet foxes Moody Blues Lights (acoustic)
Great thread, I want to contribute with Missa Gaia / Earth Mass from Paul Winter https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mlLBzm6G7F8BUrHlCp9Wt24Rx9YO0a8HQ
It's a mass dedicated to nature and is performed every year on October 4, the feast of St Francis and also World Animal Day > It features the instrumentation of the Paul Winter Consort along with a choir, vocal soloists, and the calls of wolves, whales, and many other animals that are woven into the pieces, sometimes used as the melody: The "Kyrie" is derived from the call of a wolf, the "Sanctus" from the songs of humpback whales. Man literally learns how to sing from animals. Missa Gaia is a mass that is equally ecumenical as it is ecological. It involves all voices of the earth.
>>2865186 Robbie Basho's Visions of the Country is also almost entirely about an appreciation of nature, from whimsical to deeply substantial
my favorite song is this one: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YYaGChm8RWw
> blue crystal fire, burn brightly in me > smooth singing sunshine, wrap your blanket 'round me > fast blowing waterfall, wash my tears away > deep within the forest, there I wait for you > deer with silver antlers, come and dance with me > sweet smiling moonbeams, be my rhapsody
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Anonymous04/05/26(Sun)22:30:49
just blast some turbofolk 2023 mix from your bt speaker with led flashing lights turned on
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Anonymous04/06/26(Mon)00:17:56
Primus - Sailing The Seas Of Cheese Yawning Man - Long Walk Of The Navajo
first time I listened to to this remined me of childhood hiking and I play this one every time I go hiking or camping im so glad I found it so I can have music that fits the mood of hiking for me perfectly
>>2863944(OP) Just another diamond day one of my favourite albums of all time so calming I used to just lay back and watch the sky listening to it for hours
https://youtu.be/7-HDcMplduA
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Anonymous05/01/26(Fri)09:49:04
>>2863944(OP) Folk music, especially from the British isles can be very atmospheric. I feel any electronic music is just plain wrong to listen to in nature. I'll also play the music out through my speakers so it blends with the natural sounds of the /out/ing instead of blocking it off with headphones
>>2867595 Based Fief listener. Dodecahedronous Questing is one of my favorite songs for driving, too Got to see Wraith King and Mortiis recently, was a good show
>>2863944(OP) Bushwhackers band without any doubt.
Most albums are good, but "Murrumbidgee" holds a special place for me when out bush.
'Billy of Tea' when you're by the fire sippin some brew. Or 'When the Rain Tumbles Down in July' whilst you're going through muddy fern filled rainforest, is absolutely fucken incredible.
Shin Joon Hyung and Jang Hyun's "Beautiful Rivers and Mountains" is /out/ as it gets. Similar environmental patriotism to "This Land is Your Land" except they got arrested for making it and its psychedelic rock
no one mentioning any Phil Elverum related project is insanity hes the most /out/ musician of all time
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Anonymous05/23/26(Sat)15:37:31
>>2869491 Just listened to Sauna by Mount Eerie and was not feeling it man. Actually sounded pretty industrial to me, opposite of what i feel when /out/. Has almost a MoozE vibe to it. You got any other recs of his?
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Anonymous05/23/26(Sat)15:42:36
>>2869493 Glow pt 2, Mount Eerie (the album), Clear Moon, and Wind's Poem should get you started
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Anonymous05/23/26(Sat)15:54:34
>>2863944(OP) i like acabou chorare - novos baianos. it has a nice jolly summer vibe i think :)
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Anonymous05/23/26(Sat)16:06:52
>>2869496 Cheers anon, listening to Through the Trees Pt. 2 rn and it's definitely a banger
>>2869498 this. oldschool MPB music in general has a pretty /out/-ish vibe. especially them carioca niggas like Jorge Ben Jor, Tom Jobim and Joao Gilberto and also everybody from the "clube da esquina" movement.
Matthew Halsall - An Everchanging View. The entire album feels like a walk through a sun-kissed meadow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFbeQUPf1ds
This record is like anodyne for my soul on weeks where I'm stuck working long hours in the lab.
>>2866926 Based Takanaka appreciator. I'm partial to An Insatiable High, though that may just be the cover art getting me in the mood to roon. But Seychelles is classic.
For forest esoterica vibes: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zktxK1YKVw8 Also some good atmosheric BM albums like Walknut - Graveforests and Their Shadows are nice after sunset.
>>2863944(OP) nice to see there are some other psych folk fans here, understandably so. heres another good one, maybe veering into new-age as it came out in the late 70s. perfect for beach or desert listening https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKoHpOevqzE