I don't have any "favorite artist". That is discrimination to think that because some band made one music, all of their music is good. And the contrary is true too, it is stupid to think that some artist is bad because we heard their worst song but not the others. And those sentences stay true if you replace "artist" with "genre", so I don't understand why people often listen to one only genre of music, saying other genres are crap.

To answer to the topic, my favorite music is Sun of Pearl by An Endless Sporadic.

edit Also, you have a "modify" button, so please refrain double posting within a short period

Sorry...   

Don't be sorry, that is ok as long as you don't do it again
Also, you still have the possibility to edit your first post to add the content of the second one, then delete the second one

Is it wrong to say your favorite  genre?  I am not saying all other genres are bad, just that I prefer a certain genre.

Well that still means that when you hear a music for the first time, you have an idea of if you'd like it a bit or a lot, even before you heard it. And that if I give you two musics, you'll choose to listen the one of the genre you prefer before the other, or something.
I don't say it is bad, it is not as bad as saying "all other genres are crap", but I still prefer not having prejudices on something I don't know

I personally don't have a specific style of genre that I only listen to, but I do like 80's-90's music a lot.
My favorite music for now still is:
-The Rasmus
-Keane
-Leeland
-Rick Astley(serious)
...

I like a lot of music from 1970-1990.
And then I like a lot of piano music from before then.
Chopin, Beethoven, and Rachmaninoff are my favorites.
Dapianokid recently introduced me to Rachmaninoff. I'm learning how to play this one now.

It's hard to tell by genre because there are many sub-genre. For example I can't say I like electronic music as a whole since I only like a few sub-genres of electronic music.

Lately I've been a lot into Iron Maiden and Sabaton, though, especially Seventh Son of a Seventh Son album. Besides that, I usually listen to Sonata Arctica, Stratovarius, Metallica, Armageddon (who are apparently coming back after a 14 years absence), Gamma Ray, Overkill and many others. Sometimes I also listen to black/death metal, but for any music genre I tend to prefer the melodic stuff. I also like 16 and 32 bit-like metal (SNES, Sega Genesis, MODplug tracker, Music Generator, etc) such as Albion

Besides heavy/power metal, I like most eurodance and happy hardcore from 1994 to 2005 and a lot of trance from 1999 to 2003. For newer electronic stuff I prefer independent artists stuff, since it tends to be more original and less commercial. I also like italo disco (the kind that is more hi-NRG and faster like eurobeat)

Of course, outside those genres, Pink Floyd are some of my favorite. I also like Alice Cooper, but mostly the stuff from the late 80's. I don't listen much to Coeur de Pirate but I like some of her songs such as Golden Baby.

Like said above, my music interest changes over the time, though. There were times where I mostly listened to dance music, then switched to power metal, before switching back to dance, but lately I have been less and less interested in dance music since most new stuff that come out is crap.

I've always been fond on 8-bit and chiptune songs. It's frustrating though, because there aren't many artists actively making chiptune songs anymore. It's mostly just old soundtracks from 80's-90's games.

Alas, here are some of my favorite songs:





And some non-chiptune ones:





I also like EDM and a bit more specifically, Dubstep: