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Hooplah posted:How about The Psychic Paramount? Thanks. Don't know how I never heard of them until now. Gamma Nerd posted:There are a few Japanese bands similar to Fushitsusha/LRD that might be interesting. Look into Kousokuya, Vajra and Suishou no Fune. You mgiht also like OOIOO and ROVO if Boredoms are your cup of tea. I also know all of those as well. Thanks though.
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If anyone is a fan of deep house remixes I would recommend you check out Kygo. Just discovered him recently and have really been enjoying his remixes. Here is a SoundCloud link to his profile. I believe he is from Norway. https://soundcloud.com/kygo He also has one song of his own that I have found called 'Laber Bris' let me know if you find any others! (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Stravinsky posted:Thanks. Don't know how I never heard of them until now. If you like them, give Laddio Bolocko a shot too. It's the band their guitarist played in back in the 90s. Kinda similar stuff, but add some krautrock and a sax. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76nIqWVyKFA
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Skilleddk posted:I recently relistened Thursday, and old favorite of mine. Looked for a bit more similar music and found Orchid and Touche Amore. Any more similar? Short, heavy and not too melodic is what I'd say there's a lot similar. your genre touchstones here are basically emoviolence and powerviolence. emoviolence was coined as a joke by in/humanity but remains the main descriptor for bands that walked the line between pv and late/early 90s/00s hardcore and emo. see: orchid, palatka, end of the century party, assholeparade, reversal of man, in/humanity and jenny piccolo. there are a lot more and generally you'll see a lot of things lumped into emoviolence because nobody can agree on what anything sounds like. cruise last.fm tags or something and you'll see how much things overlap. i personally exclude a lot of things from emoviolence and consider it a very small scene centered in florida but MANY DISAGREE. this is where things will be similar to the specific bands you mentioned. listen to ampere also someone already posted that. will killingsworth from orchid plays guitar in that. powerviolence is easier. its what you added crying to or w/e to make emoviolence (j o k i n g). it's what fits 'short, heavy and not melodic'. it's punishing and rude and isn't here to waste time. see: crossed out, dropdead, spazz, charles bronson, hellnation, capitalist casualties, bucket full of teeth (another will killingsworth band), infest, extortion, man is the bastard, the endless blockade, weekend nachos and probably a lot of other things i cant remember right now. its easy to find more pv bands. please do it.
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Gasp are a pretty cool powerviolence band, with some noise rock/sound collage stuff going on.
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I have very few female vocalists in my current library and I feel that needs to expand. Current Female Artists: Jefferson Starship (with Grace Slick) Sky Ferreria Janelle Monae CHVRCHES Any suggestions? I'd shy away from country as that tends to not be my thing but otherwise I'm pretty open.
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Cerepol posted:I have very few female vocalists in my current library and I feel that needs to expand. There are a lot of really great bands with women singing in them so it's going to be really hard to just be like "yeah here you go" to say nothing of the thousands of female solo artists that are Important I'd really suggest going off and dipping a foot in the shallow end of the pool with "best female vocalists" into your google bar and figuring out what you like and don't like, because that poo poo is like... nothing. Nothing to go off of.
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Cerepol posted:I have very few female vocalists in my current library and I feel that needs to expand. Ali Barter Allison Weiss The Aquadolls Best Coast Bikini Kill Cayetana Chumped Clairy Browne & The Bangin' Rackettes Courtney Barnett The Courtneys Cults Ellie Goulding Emiliana Torrini Erica Freas Be Your Own Pet Grimes Haim Ida Maria Jen Buxton Kate Nash Laura Marling Lisa Mitchell London Grammar Lucy Wilson Regina Spektor Rilo Kiley Sia Slingshot Dakota Soko Stonefield Tancred I went through my iphone and posted most of the female vocalists on there.
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Declan MacManus posted:There are a lot of really great bands with women singing in them so it's going to be really hard to just be like "yeah here you go" to say nothing of the thousands of female solo artists that are Important Alright, maybe strong female vocals, rather than the hushed almost whispery type. Preferable genres being Rap or SynthPop or House or Rock.
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Cerepol posted:I have very few female vocalists in my current library and I feel that needs to expand. I would be hugely remiss if I didn't mention Sleater-Kinney. Also: Veruca Salt (quick note: the older the album, the better it is) Kate Bush Bikini Kill Babes in Toyland all the above are rock-oriented. For electronic, you could try Holden & Thompson
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Cerepol posted:I have very few female vocalists in my current library and I feel that needs to expand. Royal Trux is essential when it comes to female vocalists: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqYmoZqyknw Bad Jesus Experience is also essential when it comes to female vocalists: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bT3Dfi5m7UU Oh and Yanka: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcgS9MypGaA e: these are strong
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Cerepol posted:female vocals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zvkv0KSbE14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hgWxb1bXkE
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Just a question to you all, what's the best way to stay up to date with current contemporary music? I live in a foreign country but I'd like to stay up to date so I can talk with my friends back home about it instead just getting introduced to it. Most of my friends here don't really bother listening to things in the vein of Nate Reuss, Bruno Mars, or even JT
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The Biggest Jerk posted:Just a question to you all, what's the best way to stay up to date with current contemporary music? I live in a foreign country but I'd like to stay up to date so I can talk with my friends back home about it instead just getting introduced to it. Most of my friends here don't really bother listening to things in the vein of Nate Reuss, Bruno Mars, or even JT Disable AdBlock.
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The Biggest Jerk posted:Just a question to you all, what's the best way to stay up to date with current contemporary music? I live in a foreign country but I'd like to stay up to date so I can talk with my friends back home about it instead just getting introduced to it. Most of my friends here don't really bother listening to things in the vein of Nate Reuss, Bruno Mars, or even JT Billboard has an online website. Alternatively, it is Mumford and Sons and it is always Mumford and Sons
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Cerepol posted:I have very few female vocalists in my current library and I feel that needs to expand. Bjork. Why don't you have Bjork? And Kate Bush.
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Okay let's try and keep requests a little narrower than just "female vocalist", otherwise it just becomes PYF.
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het posted:Okay let's try and keep requests a little narrower than just "female vocalist", otherwise it just becomes PYF. Sorry about that I realized I had a whole in my library and needed to plug it but I didn't have much to go off of. Thanks for the replies everyone, gives me a bunch of material to go through to hopefully narrow it down to a better question next time. The Biggest Jerk posted:Just a question to you all, what's the best way to stay up to date with current contemporary music? I live in a foreign country but I'd like to stay up to date so I can talk with my friends back home about it instead just getting introduced to it. Most of my friends here don't really bother listening to things in the vein of Nate Reuss, Bruno Mars, or even JT Not the greatest as the rotation is rather poor but Groovesharks popular playlist might not be bad idea. I have no idea if grooveshark is country limited as it works in Canada. Cerepol fucked around with this message at 09:32 on Apr 10, 2014 |
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Does anyone have some good garage punk or modern lo-fi garage rock recommendations? Just looking for lo-fi, rough around the edges kind of stuff. For examples, this is who is on my current playlist: - Black Lips - Nobunny - Jay Reatard - Ty Segall - Younger Lovers Just looking to supplement the playlist with additional artists. Thanks!
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Japandroids Cloud Nothings Iceage The Men The Dirtbombs
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Henchman of Santa posted:Japandroids Can't believe I haven't heard of The Dirtbombs until right now. They're like right up my alley.
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Blast Fantasto posted:Does anyone have some good garage punk or modern lo-fi garage rock recommendations? No Age
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Blast Fantasto posted:Does anyone have some good garage punk or modern lo-fi garage rock recommendations? thee oh sees, coachwhips, blasted canyons, total control, gg king, homostupids, k-holes, naomi punk, puffy areolas, running, the lovely limits, stolen girls, hank wood & the hammerheads, guilty parents
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Blast Fantasto posted:Can't believe I haven't heard of The Dirtbombs until right now. They're like right up my alley. You may also like The Gories. Same frontman, but much rawer. Really the whole Detroit garage scene might be your thing.
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Ever since seeing them at Coachella last year, I've been digging the hell out of Grinderman. More specifically, their more bluesy, fuzzy, fast stuff like No Pussy Blues and Mickey Mouse and the Goodbye Man. Could someone recommend anything like that?
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Blast Fantasto posted:Does anyone have some good garage punk or modern lo-fi garage rock recommendations? http://straightarrows.bandcamp.com/album/never-enough-cant-stand-it
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Looking for two very different recommendations. First of all, I would love some more black metal. I used to disregard most of this genre but I've started really coming around to it and got great recs last year based on a few bands. I seem to like stuff that's either super-riffy or pretty melodic. Not really into "blackgaze" or ambient stuff. Here's every BM band in my library (and some that are a bit genre-bending): Absu* Anaal Nathrakh Arckanum Bathory Darkthrone Deathspell Omega* Diabolical Masquerade* Dissection* Emperor Enslaved* Hail Spirit Noir Immortal Infernal War* Inquisition* Ludicra Mayhem Melechesh Rotting Christ Sabbat (Japan) Sacramentum Satyricon Sigh* Vinterland Wolves in the Throne Room *I particularly love these ones Second (and I sort of asked for this before but got more about guitarists and fusion groups), I would like some more solo bass players (preferably instrumental and electric) to make myself feel bad about my own playing. I've already got stuff by these guys: Jaco Pastorius Marcus Miller Stanley Clarke Les Claypool Stuart Hamm I'm for sure planning to get into Victor Wooten and I'm interested in Me'shell Ndegeocello. Normally I would scout out some names on RateYourMusic, but there are very few album ratings for this kind of music, so I'll trust goons' word. Are Jeff Berlin and Billy Sheehan worth checking out? Henchman of Santa fucked around with this message at 19:13 on Apr 14, 2014 |
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If you like Dissection, I'd recommend checking out Noire, they're a Canadian band that play a sort of melodic black metal. They released an album last year called Dark Reverence, here's a track from it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhvoFRS38Ac
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Henchman of Santa posted:Looking for two very different recommendations. Absu  Melechesh are pretty similar to them, I think.Check out Infestus. Been plugging them recently - one of the best one-man acts around IMO. Impeccably composed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stPctd7f7gI Sorhin have some great riffs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4KJFdI4xSc And I have no idea why you haven't looked into Blut aus Nord, Thorns, Dodheimsgard, and The Axis of Perdition, since you seem to like dissonant and industrial black metal.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Second (and I sort of asked for this before but got more about guitarists and fusion groups), I would like some more solo bass players (preferably instrumental and electric) to make myself feel bad about my own playing. I've already got stuff by these guys: While he's not normally a jazz bassist, Squarepusher has a live album of Solo Electric Bass that's pretty impressive. Adam Nitti plays with a band but might fit the category. Jonas Hellborg is a ridiculous bassist with two solo albums, The Bassic Thing(can't find link) and Elegant Punk.
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Pogobubba posted:Jonas Hellborg is a ridiculous bassist with two solo albums, The Bassic Thing(can't find link) and Elegant Punk.
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I'm looking for recommendations for old-time music or Americana. Basically bluegrass / traditional folk music / very early country. Whether it's modern or traditional, I don't care so long as it's on spotify. This is an example of the kind of stuff I'm talking about. I checked out the CD randomly from the library because I liked the cover art and I'm really digging it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waXUxhDCg3U
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Blast Fantasto posted:I'm looking for recommendations for old-time music or Americana. the Smithsonian Folkways Anthology or anything from their Classic series will give you a nice variety/bunch of starting points. my particular favorites- not that they're necessarily on these collections- are Flatt and Scruggs, Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, the Carter Family, and Ralph Stanley. also, Almeda Riddle (my great-great aunt!) is pretty awesome if you want some unaccompanied, shaped-note traditional ballads.
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funkybottoms posted:the Smithsonian Folkways Anthology or anything from their Classic series will give you a nice variety/bunch of starting points. my particular favorites- not that they're necessarily on these collections- are Flatt and Scruggs, Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, the Carter Family, and Ralph Stanley. also, Almeda Riddle (my great-great aunt!) is pretty awesome if you want some unaccompanied, shaped-note traditional ballads. Thank you so much, these are some great jumping off points. Smithsonian Folkways is great, I've listened to their Woody Guthrie collections but not much else so there's a ton of content right there. Listening to Bill Monroe now 
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Henchman of Santa posted:Apparently he has a lot more than that, including an album with Buckethead and Michael Shrieve (the drummer of Santana during their peak). I need to get on that. I just picked those two albums because they're playing unaccompanied. For band he's played in, I'd recommend the stuff he has done with Shawn Lane and Jeff Sipe. This crazy album has some good stuff on it if you're down for a bit of ridiculous jazz-metal.
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Which volume of Thunderdome is considered the best? I tend to prefer oldschool hardcore a bit more.
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Pogobubba posted:I just picked those two albums because they're playing unaccompanied. For band he's played in, I'd recommend the stuff he has done with Shawn Lane and Jeff Sipe. This crazy album has some good stuff on it if you're down for a bit of ridiculous jazz-metal. Cool, thanks. When I said solo I just meant that they're the songwriter/lead instrumentalist and have their name on the cover, really, as opposed to being part of a group. They can be accompanied by a band.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Cool, thanks. When I said solo I just meant that they're the songwriter/lead instrumentalist and have their name on the cover, really, as opposed to being part of a group. They can be accompanied by a band. if you're educating yourself on the great bassists, Larry Graham should be on your list. he was in Sly and the Family Stone before forming Graham Central Station, which also made some great music, but his self-titled stuff from the 80s is pretty weak and not at all funky.
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I like Blood Orange, Toro y Moi, and Twin Shadow. I've given other bands listed under "Chillwave" on Wikipedia a shot, but none of them really caught my fancy besides Com Truise. Any recommendations? Neon Indian is also okay.
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unlimited shrimp posted:I like Blood Orange, Toro y Moi, and Twin Shadow. I've given other bands listed under "Chillwave" on Wikipedia a shot, but none of them really caught my fancy besides Com Truise. I find Caveman and Wild Nothing similar to Twin Shadow, may check those out.
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