Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : WIBTA if I quit my job? 

I've recently started a new job. The job is interesting, the location is great, the working hours are good, the pay is OK (not great, but OK), there has been a little issue with lack of training/ work being piled on me but my main issue is with the office music....fairly hardcore niche dance music. Like proper Ibiza beach stuff - example: take Tracey Chapmans song Fast Car, speed it up so it sounds like Alvin and the Chipmunks singing it and add a "unch unch unch unch unch unch" beat to it. 

Side note: this music is played through YouTube playlists from one particular staff members computer. 

I'm the oldest in the office (35 and female - not that gender makes much of a difference here) and the others are early-mid 20 females. I'm the first to admit that my musical taste is very specific and niche as I prefer music such as The Smiths, The Cure, Joy Divison, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds etc. I fully understand that I'm in the minority when it comes to musical taste and so have never - and will never - demand that my kind of music is played in the office. In fact, I absolutely dread being asked what kind of music I'm into as it almost always ends in a very awkward conversation with me naming bands they haven't heard of (and coming across as pretentious) and being forced to let them know I don't like the music they like (coming across as offensive).

Anyway, I've tried to suggest a mixed playlist such as 90s or 80s music so there is a mix of music genres and it's only when I've really insisted on a change of music that we get a few 90s/80s hits but as soon as I leave the office to run an errand the music is changed back to dance tracks and it remains that way for the rest of the day.

To me, the dance music is not office music. It is a very specific music taste and not something everyone enjoys and I think it is very unfair to force such a niche music genre on everyone all day long, day after day. Sometimes I will hear the same dance song 4-5 times in one day.

I've expressed my opinion on the music on many occasions and explained my reasonings as much as I can without it being too awkward (and considering I'm the new woman in an already established office set up) and I don't feel I can mention it anymore than I have already. However, it is also preventing me from being able to carry out my duties and it winds me up so much that I just can't concentrate on anything I'm doing.

I am very seriously considering quitting the job because of this. It is having a big impact on me actually learning the job and I just can't continue to work in that environment.

N.B I have considered requesting to wear headphones but I'm the main phone-answerer so it isn't feasible.

Am I over-reacting? I am genuinely torn with this and welcome advice. If anyone needs to know further information please ask and I will give my answers honestly.

Thanks for reading you lovely Redditors! 