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I would recommend Boards of Canada[1] and Thievery Corporation[2] most of all. But really anything in the vein of what has been dubbed "chill" music works great
by user_235711 13y ago
I would recommend Boards of Canada[1] and Thievery Corporation[2] most of all. But really anything in the vein of what has been dubbed "chill" music works great for me due to the awesome atmospheres and driving beats. Here[3] is a list I made of some of the best albums IMO in that genre.
[1]http://www.amazon.com/Boards-Of-Canada/e/B000APHPF8/ http://www.amazon.com/Boards-Of-Canada/e/B000APHPF8/
[2]http://www.amazon.com/Thievery-Corporation/e/B000APFP6E/ http://www.amazon.com/Thievery-Corporation/e/B000APFP6E/
[3]http://www.amazon.com/Top-10-Chill-Out-Albums/lm/R32Q5RHQR51XFO/ http://www.amazon.com/Top-10-Chill-Out-Albums/lm/R32Q5RHQR51...
- ragatskynet 13y agoI also listen to these when I am coding. Repetitive techno-like music can be also good, it depends on the mood.