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I've been listening to Health alot lately so I'm looking for some similar noise rock stuff preferably with some more electronic elements. Any recommendations along those lines would be welcome. e: a shameful snipe
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Octorok posted:To elaborate, I'm pretty much looking for interesting instrumental music be it classical, post-rock, ambient, or ideally some avante-garde stuff that a mainstream musician made and never got any love. The Tumbled Sea. Look up 'melody/summer' and 'songs by the tumbled sea'
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May 7, 2010 04:59
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etard knievel posted:Check out Quiet Village, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Jean Michel Jarre, Harmonia, Ozric Tentacles, Mike Oldfield, Mercury Rev, Philip Glass, Henry Cow and Medeski, Martin & Wood. Other bands I can think of that have a lot of songs like what you've described but also have vocal and/or more uptempo rockin stuff are Procol Harum, Marillion, Porcupine Tree and Tortoise. Also you mentioned that you don't like electronic, but if you change your mind, give Royksopp, Wagon Christ, Atom Heart, The Cinematic Orchestra, Cornelius and Tangerine Dream a try. Wow man, everything's great so far, thanks. Gotta say that I liked your drawings back when I still kept up with phiz, too. Final Fart Buttball posted:The Tumbled Sea. Look up 'melody/summer' and 'songs by the tumbled sea'
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May 7, 2010 05:40
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PlasticPaddy posted:Can anyone recommend me some good Bluegrass bands? I guess I am gonna say two of the most obvious, but I think they are two of the best. Yonder Mountain String Band (seeing them on the 12th) and Old Crow Medicine Show. Here's an Old Crow song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-hmhF9cn_k
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May 7, 2010 08:12
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I recently stumbled upon Coastal Brake by Tycho http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PitnHzwigTA and after listening to a bit more of their music realize I may have been listening to the wrong type of music my whole life. I really, really enjoy the base beat in Coastal Brake and for some reason that song is just drat motivating. I get more lab work done listening to that song than I ever have. I am looking for more electronic music that is upbeat and inspiratinal like this song. I don't know a thing about electronic music and Itunes only helped me pilfer a few more songs and to be honest they don't much cut it. Any recommendations would be great.
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May 7, 2010 23:38
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Blind Rasputin posted:I recently stumbled upon Coastal Brake by Tycho In the youtube comments some guy suggested these names as similar . kettel audioglider tripswitch alexander daf aes dana plaid telefon tel aviv lemongrass ulrich shnauss william orbit happy hunting
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May 8, 2010 00:32
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I am always looking for more sexy, mysterious-sounding, female-fronted trip-hoppy bands like Portishead, Lovage, and Bitter:Sweet. I'm familiar with all the usual suspects, but would I like Shivaree? I absolutely love their song "Goodnight Moon" (from the closing credits of Kill Bill Volume 2) -- it really fits into the same kind of sound I like. What do people say about them, generally? I ask because I've been disappointed a few times recently after hearing amazing-sounding songs I love and then buying CDs that are disappointing: Koop and Psapp come to mind.
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May 8, 2010 08:18
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DADA SQUAD posted:first and most importantly i've got this buddy who's a big spanish civil war history buff and he's been really bummed out lately and so i'm putting together a mix for him with songs about the spanish civil war but the thing is he only really likes punk rock. so far i've got the ex, hosed up, and sin dios. if anybody knows some good songs/albums that'd fit this criteria i'd much appreciate it Spanish Bombs by The Clash is a great punk song about the Spanish Civil War.
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May 8, 2010 19:26
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Anyone have anything like Ratatat's Nine Beats album? They don't have to be beats, but I do like Nine Beats better than their actual albums.
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May 8, 2010 20:16
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Anyone have any recommendations for bands/songs that use synthesizers/chiptune sounds in a punky/ska fashion? I'm thinking things similar to the Hippos or some of the songs off of Charge!! by the Aquabats, the Epoxies, or VNV Nation
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May 8, 2010 21:20
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Any recommendations for bands that sound like The Heavy's "The House That Dirt Built"?
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May 8, 2010 21:23
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I've been looking for a really specific type of music and maybe you guys can help. I love the hell out of singers with a pretty drat high, sorta wobbly range, and I've been digging on sorta caffeinated/giddy weird rock. Pandora's been very little help finding stuff like this. Basically, stuff similar to: Born Ruffians - "Barnacle Goose" The Widow Babies - "Harp of 1000 Strings" No Kids - "I Love The Weekend" Abe Vigoda - "The Garden" We All Have Hooks for Hands - "Made Up of Tiny Lights" I know these are pretty vastly different examples but hopefully you can see the similar strain I'm getting at, I'm definitely open to stuff similar to anything here. Fiat Club fucked around with this message at 00:34 on May 9, 2010 |
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May 9, 2010 00:30
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I'm looking for some good electronic stuff to listen to while gaming. I don't listen to this style of music at all so I'm pretty lost. Doesent matter how generic or cheesy it is if it has a good flow to it. Heres one song I really like: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EmPROYSRt0
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May 9, 2010 00:33
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I'm looking for recommendations on older 60s/70s boy/girl pop bands similar to what Codeine Velvet Club paid tribute to with their song Hollywood http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnSILYfzl54 The part around 1:26 in to the video is the sound I'm looking for and last.fm just recommends things like The Fratellis which lack the boy/girl dynamic.
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May 9, 2010 09:32
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Fiat Club posted:I've been looking for a really specific type of music and maybe you guys can help. I love the hell out of singers with a pretty drat high, sorta wobbly range, and I've been digging on sorta caffeinated/giddy weird rock. Pandora's been very little help finding stuff like this. The Mae Shi - HLLLYH is right up your alley. They're from the same scene as Abe Vigoda ("The Smell") and they're loving awesome. Make sure to get that album in particular, their earlier stuff is really loving weird and, while good, doesn't really match what you're looking for like HLLLYH does. here's a link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ4ge2kWC8Y
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May 9, 2010 18:03
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I've gotten a recent hard on for rock bands with a lightish tone, stuff like Circa Survive, Dead Letter Circus, Secret and Whisper, Dredg,... I've looked around myself for stuff like it but it has a tendency to either get too soft and pathetic or pop-like. I'd appreciate any and all shots at something along these lines though. Thanks in advance.
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Free Weedlord posted:I've gotten a recent hard on for rock bands with a lightish tone, stuff like Circa Survive, Dead Letter Circus, Secret and Whisper, Dredg,... I've looked around myself for stuff like it but it has a tendency to either get too soft and pathetic or pop-like. I'd appreciate any and all shots at something along these lines though. Thanks in advance. You are gonna love pmtoday: http://www.myspace.com/pmtoday Also, check out Closure in Moscow: http://www.myspace.com/closureinmoscow
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May 9, 2010 22:36
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Blind Rasputin posted:I recently stumbled upon Coastal Brake by Tycho Sorry for the late response, hope you find something you like out of this list. If you want more in a specific direction don't be afraid to AIM me. Boards of Canada, Ulrich Schnauss, Bibio, Telefon Tel Aviv, Four Tet, Bonobo, Aphex Twin, Daedelus, Röyksopp, Lone, Aether, Plaid, Wisp, Nosaj Thing, Helios, Groove Armada, Hammock, múm
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Can anyone recommend me some ambient similar to Eno's Ambient 1/Music For Airports? It's a great album to study to, but it's fast becoming overplayed.
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May 10, 2010 07:53
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Jimmy Jazz posted:Can anyone recommend me some ambient similar to Eno's Ambient 1/Music For Airports? It's a great album to study to, but it's fast becoming overplayed. Steve Roach (Structures from Silence) would be right up your alley. You could also give William Basinski (The Disintegration Loops) a try.
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Jimmy Jazz posted:Can anyone recommend me some ambient similar to Eno's Ambient 1/Music For Airports? It's a great album to study to, but it's fast becoming overplayed. Harold Budd might be your dude. He has done some collaborations with Eno too. drainpipe posted:Steve Roach (Structures from Silence) would be right up your alley. You could also give William Basinski (The Disintegration Loops) a try. I digress, but I wonder why people always recommend Disintegration Loops when you could mention Melancholia, Shortwave Music, Variations in Chrome Primitive or anything else from his discography full of beautiful works? The Loops are certainly nice but they are not the definite high point of Basinski's work. I like the concept and the sound of Disintegration Loops but they are a bit overplayed (pun intended)
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May 10, 2010 16:24
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I love the hell out of Andy McKee and would like to listen to similar solo acoustic guitar work that captures that 'oooooh purdy' essence. My favourite McKee tracks include 'Art of Motion' and Dreamcatcher.
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May 10, 2010 17:53
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I really love Murder By Death and The Protomen's first album (I love the second album, too, but it's not the sound I'm looking for). I can't articulate what I hear in common between these two bands. I guess it's indie with hard rock elements? I don't know. If anyone has anyone idea of what the hell I'm saying, your help would be greatly appreciated.
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May 11, 2010 03:05
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Eight Is Legend posted:You are gonna love pmtoday: http://www.myspace.com/pmtoday Came across pmtoday earlier, I should like it, but somehow it just doesn't do anything for me. Closure in Moscow are however new to me and it's amazing, a genuine surprise, so thanks for this!
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May 11, 2010 18:26
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I'm loving Morrissey's rockabilly phase. Where can I find more music that combines rockabilly and indie rock?
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May 11, 2010 18:41
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I've been into Birthday Massacre a ton lately and want to find more than last.fm gives me as recommendations. I tend to lean towards female vocals more often than anything. If you want to detail it down farther, I'm enjoying: Birthday Massacre Mankind is Obsolete Jakalope
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May 11, 2010 19:22
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I'm looking for some Meshuggah lite bands. A lot of atmosphere and blast beats but lighter vocals. Something like Sybreed-Nomenklatura
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May 11, 2010 21:05
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Free Weedlord posted:Came across pmtoday earlier, I should like it, but somehow it just doesn't do anything for me. Closure in Moscow are however new to me and it's amazing, a genuine surprise, so thanks for this! Glad you like them  . Do you know The Receiving End of Sirens? They put out two amazing records before calling it quits (though they played a show at Skatefest this past week). Check out their record "Between the Heart and the Synapse" - simply amazing.
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Moeru posted:I've been into Birthday Massacre a ton lately and want to find more than last.fm gives me as recommendations. I tend to lean towards female vocals more often than anything. If you want to detail it down farther, I'm enjoying: Try Flykkiller http://www.last.fm/music/FlyKKiller or Johnny Hollow http://www.myspace.com/johnnyhollowmusic
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May 12, 2010 03:08
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SO after hearing "Brooks was here" in every movie trailer remix/mashup, I want more of that style Thomas Newman. Any suggestions?
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EVERYTHING I SAY ABOUT JAPAN OR LIVING IN JAPAN IS COMPLETELY WRONG, BUT YOU BETTER BELIEVE I'LL 
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gargamale posted:Try Flykkiller http://www.last.fm/music/FlyKKiller or Johnny Hollow http://www.myspace.com/johnnyhollowmusic We have some winners here. Thank you so much 
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Eight Is Legend posted:Glad you like them Yeah, have that album  ...Then I Defy You, Stars is an incredible track. Say do you have Last.fm, I'd love to see what else you've got up your sleeve.
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Free Weedlord posted:Yeah, have that album Sure thing, it's http://last.fm/user/AWilhelmScream
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Eight Is Legend posted:Sure thing, it's http://last.fm/user/AWilhelmScream Peculiar, a fellow danish goon. I'm 'ThaEzzy', sent a friend invitation to boot.
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Man-In-Madden posted:I've been listening to Health alot lately so I'm looking for some similar noise rock stuff preferably with some more electronic elements. Any recommendations along those lines would be welcome. black moth super rainbow techno allah posted:I'm looking for some Meshuggah lite bands. A lot of atmosphere and blast beats but lighter vocals. Something like ISIS, Russian Circles, Pelican. I know more if you like these. Start with ISIS though. Jimmy Jazz posted:Can anyone recommend me some ambient similar to Eno's Ambient 1/Music For Airports? It's a great album to study to, but it's fast becoming overplayed. I love that album. If you don't feel like checking out more Brian Eno stuff, check out Biosphere, Steve Roach, Gas, there's so many good ambient artists out there, i reccommend you check out the ambient megathread in this forum. Doghouse posted:Hi, Man, I feel like a massive doofus reccomending to you the band that I made my stupid custom title about but check out Oceansize. They pack more ideas into one song than most bands do into a whole album. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFkyrRqzkIQ (this is abridged, most of their songs are like 6-10 minutes long) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWfBUMipul8 another one Free Weedlord posted:I've gotten a recent hard on for rock bands with a lightish tone, stuff like Circa Survive, Dead Letter Circus, Secret and Whisper, Dredg,... I've looked around myself for stuff like it but it has a tendency to either get too soft and pathetic or pop-like. I'd appreciate any and all shots at something along these lines though. Thanks in advance. I think you might like ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
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I'm looking for something that sounds both a lot like m83 (particularly highway of endless dreams and moonchild) and this song by neon indian: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_6uLlLqCrY Any suggestions?
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May 13, 2010 09:47
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I've been listening to Jaga Jazzist recently, Stardust Hotel in particular, and was looking for something similar. Any recommendations?
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May 13, 2010 16:24
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I'm leaving college and want some music that will say I'm never looking back for the drive home. So far I have David Bowie "Changes", Fatboy Slim "Praise You", and Rick James "Give It To Me Baby" (just because I think it'd be pretty cool to drive away too). Anyone have any more suggestions? I'm looking for some upbeat stuff like some funk or electronic.
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So I'm reaaaaaally into The Glitch Mob lately - glitch hop, grimey, hip hop speed music. Who else should I be looking into for this kind of sound? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtnVduIY75Y
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Yoghurt posted:I'm looking for something that sounds both a lot like m83 (particularly highway of endless dreams and moonchild) and this song by neon indian: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_6uLlLqCrY I just suggested this to someone else earlier, try Black Moth Super Rainbow, specifically the album Dandelion Gum. It's pretty out there but, I think you might like it.
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