Music that fits SSSS?

[Piiec]

This one reminds me of SSSS, but it probably doesn't fit that well
 

[Talimee]

For those who wanted to have the music Minna played during her stream yesterday: I made a list! Well, two, b/c there was a limit of 15 songs per list.

Here you go:
Part one
Part two

[hexdit]

Go Go Ghost Ship, by Kenshi Yonezu.

[Olga Veresk]

For those who wanted to have the music Minna played during her stream yesterday: I made a list! Well, two, b/c there was a limit of 15 songs per list.

Here you go:
Part one
Part two

Thanks a lot, Talimee! 

[Purple Wyrm]

Not sure if this really suits SSSS or if I'm simply so obsessed as to cram everything I encounter into an SSSS mould, but every time I listen to this track I see a montage in my head of the crew driving into the ruins of Copenhagen, black speech on the radio, and then fights with ghosts and giants.

(And of Emil looking guilty/goofy right at the end )

[HibbertsHugeFish]

Someone might have mentioned them already but I feel like Sigur Ròs are perfect for SSSS. They're a great Icelandic post-rock band. https://open.spotify.com/artist/6UUrUCIZtQeOf8tC0WuzRy?si=6uFw1Z-gSfqB_VCxSDAeZA

[Guacamikkel]

I've been listening to a Finnish folk music compilation for a while now - it's really good study music, especially the first few songs. Here's the link:

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I believe all the songs are by the Finnish all-female band Niekku, which I found pretty cool  the second song, "Vestmanviiki" makes me envision Ensi reciting a chant, so that's here:

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There's also "Kyyrän Matti" which sounds like a really cool, flying-over landscape, introduction-type music intro:

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Finally, cause this post is getting kinda heavy, the fourth track in the collection is "Kiljun Kisavirsi". Kinda more festival-sounding, but I thought it was cool:

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[Constantine]

I think, for the more dark or supernatural parts of the story, pieces from the Witcher 3 soundtrack could fit pretty well.

I've also seen people suggest Bloodborne, which I find fitting for Trolls n' the rest, for obvious reasons.

....In fact, if someone took the soundtracks of Bloodborne and Spirited Away and mushed them up together into one unholy amalgamation, I think they would get a score rather representative of the comic.

Also a suggestion that would be most fitting for ironic purposes: https://youtu.be/A3yCcXgbKrE

And, of course, the song that has Onni in a nutshell

Spoiler: show

It's a jungle out there
Disorder and confusion everywhere
No one seems to care
Well I do
Hey, who's in charge here?

It's a jungle out there
Poison in the very air we breathe
Do you know what's in the water that you drink?
Well I do, and it's amazing
People think I'm crazy, 'cause I worry all the time
If you paid attention, you'd be worried too
You better pay attention
Or this world we love so much might just kill you
I could be wrong now, but I don't think so
'Cause there's a jungle out there
It's a jungle out there

It's a jungle out there
Violence and danger everywhere
It's brother against brother
Pouding on each other
Like they would make a mess

It's a jungle out there
It's a jungle here too
You got a tap right on your phone
A microphone and camera check on everything you do
Call it paranoia as the saying goes
Even paranoids have their meek
I'm not the one who's crazy, I'm not afraid of them
They're afraid of you and me
I could be wrong there, but I don't think so
'Cause it's a jungle out there
It's a jungle out there

It's a jungle out there
Even the cops are scared today
So if you see a uniform
Do exactly what they say
Or make a run for it
I'm only kidding with ya
'Cause it's a jungle out there
It's a jungle out there

For some reason, I kept thinking Loreena McKennitt. I have no idea why. >_<

I believe her music would fit quite nicely in some of the calmer, relaxed or spiritual moments of the comic!

[Nellie McEnt]

Oh! I didn't realize this was a thread. "The One Who Stayed and the One Who Left" by Regina Spektor for Onni and Tuuri (and maybe Lalli for a few of the lyrics)!

Also, Guacamikkel, thanks for the Finnish folk music links, I've been hoping to find some Finnish music and haven't had sufficient time to look!
And, wow, Constantine, that's a very Onni song.

[loooongtea]

Gonna go ahead and say that I think SSSS would be perfect without any kind of music. The sounds of the wind and snow would really drive home the feeling of the silent world.

[Sachia]

If I want to be in the SSSS-mood, I usually put on something mildly eerie. Indica is a good choice.

This one is fitting both in mood and theme.

This too

And also this. Actually it only comes to my realization that this title straight-out means Silent World. Okay, this is my ultimate SSSS-song now.

[Demopans]

Now that we are entering a new chapter, Here's something more, "desolate"

[Róisín]

I have just been listening to an album by Jennifer Cutting and the Ocean Orchestra. All their stuff is good, but this one:'Ocean - Music for a Night Sea Voyage' seems especially fitting for SSSS.

[A. P. Barratt]

I just responded to a very similar thread but am realising it was on the general discussion rather than the SSSS one.

So I created this playlist as a kind of magickal sounding mood-board of sound for me to draw my own comic to, but have found that it works really well as a soundtrack for when I'm re-reading my SSSS books.

It has a bit of folk music in it that is more Scottish sounding than Nordic, but I still think it works

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3TWJpCyMU0JWsjlXHNQeig?si=5WMKa5tWQpK9gkOL0EmFwA&nd=1

[crowbarrd]

the first song I can think of is Hozier's In The Woods Somewhere !