I am mostly rock and metal but have a soft spot for Purity Ring. I could listen to both of their albums all day.
Liked for Prog and Paco de Lucia
Trivium (went to my first show of theirs about a week ago)
System of a Down
Gojira
The Faceless (I really like the proggy elements in Autotheism).
Like the OP, I have a billion bands I like with no favorites.
Here are just the first to come to mind.
One of my "desert island" albums:
I recently found this video from one of my favorite albums. Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood - 1977.
Old videos are very rare and this one is really interesting visually.
I saw Jethro Tull when they came through Washington D.C. on their Songs From the Wood tour. Brings back memories!
Thanks!!!
EDIT:
On reflection, I think it was the Bursting Out tour, but they performed nearly everything from their Songs From the Wood album.
Lately, I've been listening to Public Service Broadcasting. Here's a song from their latest album:
Their YouTube channel is a bit... completely unmaintained. Check their site instead.
Wintergatan is another really awesome group of musicians. You may know them better as the guy with the marble machine.
He makes videos explaining how he builds some of the less conventional instruments he uses:
Their website's homepage is mostly YouTube videos and tour dates, but it also has links to their bandcamp.
- Tool. By far my favorite.
- Korn. Saw them in October 2016. Awesome show.
- In This Moment. Going to see them in April.
- Slipknot
- Breaking Benjamin
- Shinedown
- Avenged Sevenfold
- Seether.
Many more, but these are at the top of the list.
My favorite bands in no particular order:
Black Sabbath (I saw them about a month ago, kinda sad to see them go)
AC/DC
Metallica
Marilyn Manson
Amon Amarth
Ozzy Osbourne (solo)
Venom (I've been listening to them quite a bit lately, good stuff)
Bewitcher
Eminem
So pretty much rock and metal with a little bit of eminem
Fuck yeah
Faith No More
There's a lot, but currently I'm listening to a lot of Kamelot, In Vain, and Amorphis.