All genres come the same to me. I was there at the painful birth of jungle in the early 90s at raves in the south of England but early on I was a teeny goth. I don’t read any press or listen to radio and try and not let anything influence my taste other than if I like the sound of it. I have something like 8k artists in my library and like to keep it fresh - generally if a track gets 10 plays it’s doing very well.
I generally get new releases (at least new on the site I buy from)and am on a legacy deal which is very good value and is all independent labels but I’m dipping my toe into streaming and don’t want to give my money to the big services. I did get an invite to Spotify in the very early days of that (when they were trying to be ‘exclusive’)but didn’t get involved as I do like physically (even if it is digital!)owning the music
I’m still sussing out this site so any help/advice in building this page is gratefully accepted. I'ma dunce when it comes to this sort of thing, pretty damn lazy and as artistic as a flea with constipation. I also loose interest very fast so I could be off in a few weeks having got bored with it all!
My taste is transient in that I'm rarely listening in July to what i was in March and I build playlists of eps, all genres from punk to eastern european industrial dnb to dubstep to Korean hip hop, all points between and sometimes a bit of everything.
I'm on 'TuneMyMusic' and linked my last.fm library but i have no idea what that has actually done apart from put 900 artists in my 'following' folder! 
I'd like to help some of the artists to get heard as it astounds me that some of them aren't at least a bit more popular but I'm under no illusions that anybody is going be getting a hit because of my endorsement.
I'm a chilled person generally, am not on social media and don't get involved in any of the nonsense that goes with it. I'm what's known as an 'early adopter and an earlyfuckeroffer' as I joined myspace, facebook and twatter early on but also left long before they became the shitstorm they are today.
That is all. I will edit this down soon!

https://www.last.fm/user/electricart

A nine piece musical monster that feeds on pure energy, the band has built strong following around the UK and especially in the Midlands after gigging hard for 3 years.

The band mix a range of genres into a high energy soup with big sing
along choruses, screaming guitar solos, blaring brass hooks and wild
stage shows. With a mutual love of Reggae, Ska, Punk and a shared
political and social awareness.

Shows have varied from small DIY festivals, toilet venues and street
parties to 1000+ capacity arenas such as Rock City in Nottingham and
The Venue in Derby as well as some of UK’s biggest festivals including
Boomtown (three times), Eden, Y-Not (twice), Beatherder, Splendour
and Equinox.

“More of a movement than a band” – INFL

Shows are attended by people from all backgrounds, ages and musical
tastes, their fan base which they refer to as ‘Misfits’ (after their song
The Misfit) show great loyalty and come out regularly in force.

Followers of Unknown Era