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thisdestruction posted:Yes, this band is awesome. They'll be around my way later this year with Touche Amore and that will be amazing. I have my ticket for the NYC show sitting right in front of me.
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Hammahtime posted:Can anyone recommend some good Richmond, VA bands to me? I love Strike Anywhere, Government Warning, and some others. (Young) Pioneers, City of Caterpillar, Four Hundred Years.
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Inspector_71 posted:Pianos Become The Teeth. I already had their new LP on preorder 
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El Graplurado posted:(Young) Pioneers, City of Caterpillar, Four Hundred Years. Terrible, not from Richmond, and not really from Richmond. A few from the 80's: White Cross Unseen Force Graven Image Current: Dry Spell Unholy Thoughts Southside Stranglers Syndrome Direct Control Major Damage
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Hey dudes! What's some messy, cute, pop-punk with like three dudes singing all at once, ala Weston or Digger?
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I would say Delay maybe but you know that already I'm sure.
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yeah, but thats right up the alley i'm going for
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anybody else going out to see Pygmy Lush and Loma Prieta on Monday in Atlanta? I'm completely stoked to finally get a chance to see Pygmy Lush! I've also heard nothing but good things about Loma Prieta
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the new pianos become the teeth. wow.
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RagingPawn posted:the new pianos become the teeth. wow. Yes 100X over First listen was with some nice headphones and I was blown away.
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RagingPawn posted:the new pianos become the teeth. wow. I hosed up and didn't get in line early enough to get into The Atlantic to see them at Fest. They really didn't let enough people into that venue considering the size. I guess they are a slave to those fire marshall assigned max body count numbers though.
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echoing the above sentiments. this is an amazing album.
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I'll be on air at noon today! Stream it online at wiux.org. The playlist is pretty kewl this week if i do say so myself.
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iron chic posted:I'll be on air at noon today! Stream it online at wiux.org. The playlist is pretty kewl this week if i do say so myself. A perfect start to the morning. EDIT: is there a way to check your playlist in case I forget? 
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Hold Hands ep up streaming at http://holdhands.bandcamp.com/ , I'm only on the second song but I'm fuckin lovin it.
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Quantumfate posted:A perfect start to the morning. EDIT: is there a way to check your playlist in case I forget? Here ya go: 
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I have been really getting into the Appleseed Cast, mostly Mare Vitalis. Really digging that post-rock vibe. This thread introduced me to Pianos Become the Teeth, a little heavier but that post-rock influence is definitely there. What other similar bands in the Emo/Post-Hardcore/Screamo vein that have that post-rock influence? I already have heard a little Envy and I love it.
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Tom Pridgen posted:I have been really getting into the Appleseed Cast, mostly Mare Vitalis. Really digging that post-rock vibe. This thread introduced me to Pianos Become the Teeth, a little heavier but that post-rock influence is definitely there. What other similar bands in the Emo/Post-Hardcore/Screamo vein that have that post-rock influence? I already have heard a little Envy and I love it. Funeral Diner, Who Calls so Loud If you go back a page or two we listed off a couple bands you might like, definitely check it out.
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Men as trees should fit that bill I think. Plus we came out like tigers.
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City of Caterpillar.
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Good god, Fest 10 was the best time ever.
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Man, the new Pianos is some poo poo. Liquid Courage.
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this comp. owns, the Devo cover by The Men is great http://burnbooks.org/
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Melt Banana in Chapel Hill tonight. I always associated them more with punk even though they are pretty heavily rooted in noise.
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Tom Pridgen posted:Melt Banana in Chapel Hill tonight. I always associated them more with punk even though they are pretty heavily rooted in noise. I saw them open for DEP in Tokyo. It was magical. They're also the reason we couldn't have anymore hardcore shows in a certain venue at Tufts. Apparently tables were thrown through windows.
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Inspector_71 posted:I saw them open for DEP in Tokyo. It was magical. Inspector you might know this...Bridge and Tunnel are playing Starlab a couple weeks from now. I THINK it might be in Somerville. Is this right?
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LtTennisBall posted:Inspector you might know this...Bridge and Tunnel are playing Starlab a couple weeks from now. I THINK it might be in Somerville. Is this right? I have no idea. I certainly never went to that venue, and I actually don't live around Boston anymore.
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Inspector_71 posted:I have no idea. I certainly never went to that venue, and I actually don't live around Boston anymore. I know, but since you (went to school there?) used to, I figured you might know. Thanks though!
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Starlab is, indeed, in Somerville. Never been there but it's like ten minutes walking distance from my house.
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Hammahtime posted:Can anyone recommend some good Richmond, VA bands to me? I love Strike Anywhere, Government Warning, and some others. Hold Tight. I saw them earlier this year, really good band (Latterman-esque).
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Anyone listened to Rain Over Battle. They're from Virginia Beach I believe. They have a new album out called These Rocks in Our bodies that is streaming/for download below. http://rainoverbattlevb.bandcamp.com/album/these-rocks-in-our-bodies Just got into them very recently, as excited I've been about a band in a long time. Not quite sure how to describe them, a little of the good parts of jawbreaker style emo maybe with straight foward punk of Banner Pilot type bands. Even if you don't like those bands it's worth checking out, they're all pretty young and have potential to really develop as a kick rear end punk band. from new album http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHsNJpApJO8&feature=related older video of just the lead singer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGx2SKLuwak
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Anyone into the japanese stuff should definitely check out Guitar Wolf if they haven t. Just saw them in Copenhagen, and they rocked my face clean off!
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I'd say Latterman is probably the closet I could think of. Definitely one of those bands that reminds you of someone you cant quite put a finger on. Music is great, lyrics need some time to mature I think.
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to those of you who recommended Men as Trees a couple weeks ago, thank you. loving brilliant band. same goes for Off Minor. but holy poo poo Men as Trees are incredible.
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Oh gently caress yes. Spraynard, RVIVR, Grown Ups; and now Shelter's here we go? Tuesday mornings are truly the most punk. Iron Chic you rock. EDIT: Just want to say that this is pretty much what I wish I could get pandora to do.
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Quantumfate posted:Oh gently caress yes. Spraynard, RVIVR, Grown Ups; and now Shelter's here we go? Tuesday mornings are truly the most punk. Iron Chic you rock. oh drat, dude! thanks for listening!
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Got to see my two favorite bands this year Taking Back Sunday and Alkaline Trio twice and all three shows I've been to so far have all been awesome. The 2nd Alkaline Trio show is their NYE show at the Metro in Chicago which should be amazing. However, on a date a few months back a girl I was with said my playlist needs some updating. That probably came from my most played bands being TBS, Alk3, The Academy Is, Fall Out Boy, and Four Year Strong. Give me some good suggestions Goons!
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fenix424 posted:Got to see my two favorite bands this year Taking Back Sunday and Alkaline Trio twice and all three shows I've been to so far have all been awesome. The 2nd Alkaline Trio show is their NYE show at the Metro in Chicago which should be amazing. However, on a date a few months back a girl I was with said my playlist needs some updating. That probably came from my most played bands being TBS, Alk3, The Academy Is, Fall Out Boy, and Four Year Strong. Give me some good suggestions Goons! Maybe try branching out to some other genres or time periods? I'm not ripping on Alk3 or even TBS or anything, but these all fit pretty tightly with the Hot Topic mall scene family of bands. I suggest digging into some mid 90's to early 00's stuff, like..The Promise Ring or Mineral, Braid, Hot Rod Circuit, Lifetime, or I dunno..Piebald or something. These are the bands that your favorite bands' members grew up listening to. I'll also say listen to Rainer Maria because I've been listening to them again for the past 2 days and it's just awesome.
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