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New Alkaline Trio song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CprfYX6hij4 Album next year.
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RubberLuffy posted:New Alkaline Trio song Huh, I had no idea Atom Willard was playing drums for them now.
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Oct 17, 2023 20:32
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Derek Grant quit in June of this year
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Oct 17, 2023 23:29
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Whoa did he say motherfucker?? Edgy I have no good reason why Matt Skiba annoys me. :shrugs:
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Oct 18, 2023 04:22
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RubberLuffy posted:New Alkaline Trio song more importantly, Drug Church is opening for them on tour
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Oct 18, 2023 18:38
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I've always liked Alkaline Trio but they've got two kinds of songs and I only like one of them. The lyrics are usually some macabre or dark stuff but the songs themselves either have the same edge or they are just vanilla pop punk stuff which completely washes over me and weirdly it is their later albums that tend towards that vanilla sound. I think after the Crimson album, there just isn't much I enjoy. This song is one of the better vanilla style songs they've done but it's still that style so I can't get into it. I'll listen to the new album but my hopes aren't that high. On a side note, Dan is looking very cool as the big moustache tough guy in that video. He's aged well. If they come to the UK I'll probably go see them.
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Oct 19, 2023 15:22
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roomtone posted:I've always liked Alkaline Trio but they've got two kinds of songs and I only like one of them. The lyrics are usually some macabre or dark stuff but the songs themselves either have the same edge or they are just vanilla pop punk stuff which completely washes over me and weirdly it is their later albums that tend towards that vanilla sound. I think after the Crimson album, there just isn't much I enjoy. Is This Thing Cursed was their best album since Crimson in my opinion but yeah they’re definitely dad rock at this point. I bought tickets for the Boston show this coming March just because I’ve only seen them once before, plus Drug Church!Also the Boston House of Blues is a fantastic venue and I just like seeing shows there.
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Oct 19, 2023 15:45
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I'm really glad Mark, Tom and Travis were able to resolve their differences and come together again, because I'm sure that was exceptionally difficult for guys in their 40s and 50s to do after not playing together for a decade, but this new blink 182 album is not doing it for me at all. Neighborhoods is the last one that I thought had some pretty good songs on it. I feel like this one is going to join the Matt Skiba blink albums in the "listen to once and then never again" pile for me. I don't even think it's me getting too old for this band, because I was listening to their self-titled album literally earlier tonight and I still think that's a great album. I just feel zero connection to this batch of songs.
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Oct 20, 2023 05:39
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I thought "I Really Wish I Hated You" was bordering on catchy/okay but agree that I haven't appreciated anything since Neighborhoods. I saw Sincere Engineer tonight in Brooklyn and they were very good, even if the venue was kinda rear end.
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Oct 20, 2023 05:46
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I've only listened to the new album once (in bed last night when it came out), but I enjoyed it. I think Anthem Part 3, Childhood, Turpentine and Bad News all stood out as good songs to me right away. Then you have a couple of singles which I already liked, so overall that's like half of the album I actively enjoyed on the first listen which is pretty good. It IS a bit corny at times but they're corny guys.
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Oct 20, 2023 12:02
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Rageaholic posted:I'm really glad Mark, Tom and Travis were able to resolve their differences and come together again, because I'm sure that was exceptionally difficult for guys in their 40s and 50s to do after not playing together for a decade, but this new blink 182 album is not doing it for me at all. Neighborhoods is the last one that I thought had some pretty good songs on it. I feel like this one is going to join the Matt Skiba blink albums in the "listen to once and then never again" pile for me. Agreed, rhe new blink is so bland, sterile and boring
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Oct 20, 2023 13:12
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Yeah as a Neighbourhoods liker I find this new one overall very mid
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Oct 20, 2023 17:28
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How's everyone enjoying the new Menzingers album? I think it's..... alright I guess
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Maybe leans a little too into metal for this thread but the new Svalbard LP is really good
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Skiba is better than Tom, Neighborhoods is the worst blink album, and California is the best. Fight me.
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Oct 21, 2023 16:25
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I honestly forgot California even existed until I read that post
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Oct 21, 2023 22:29
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Banzai 3 posted:I won’t begin to speculate where Coheed and Cambria fits genre-wise but drat are they good live. Thanks to this thread I have been listening to that LS Dunes album a ton this year. The existence of that group also made me realize that Saosin put out an album in 2016, which I had missed. That first Saosin EP back in 2003 was a big favorite of mine at the time but I remember not liking their 2006 release so they just fell off my radar after that. But the 2016 one is a banger and goes so well with LS Dunes. So listening to all this Anthony Green this year (throw in some Circa Survive) has made me crave more of the same, but one artist only has so much to offer. Spotify served me up Sianvar, which feels similar but with a hint of Mara Volta vibes which I kinda like. (Maybe I’m imagining that but there are a couple specific riffs which sound straight out of Deloused in the Comatorium to me) I’m looking for more like this, I guess it’s broadly post-hardcore but not too screamy and with some occasional prog influence, if that makes sense. Whachya got for me thread?
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Escobarbarian posted:I honestly forgot California even existed until I read that post But it's somewhat large and millions of people live there?!?!
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Oct 24, 2023 01:14
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bawfuls posted:I saw them this spring finally, and am so glad I did. They were in heavy, heavy rotation for me back in like 2003-2007, and then I kinda came back to them in the past five years. They were great live and played hits from their whole discography not just the latest album. Anthony Green is pretty drat prolific, especially if you like that raw sound of the first Saosin album, check out his early work under Audience of One, High & Driving, and his stuff with Zoloff The Rock and Roll Destroyer. I always thought it was so cool how there's multiple versions of Plays Pretty for Baby, love that song.
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Monday_ posted:Skiba is better than Tom, Neighborhoods is the worst blink album, and California is the best. Fight me. I wont fight you cause Skiba is better and California is pretty good, it’s just like 4 mid tracks too long. That said, Nine is the worst Blink album by a lot.
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Oct 24, 2023 17:41
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Anthony Green's latest solo album is really strong. He threw in a bunch of horns and stuff in it and it's pretty great.
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Oct 24, 2023 18:24
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Just got back from seeing The Armed, and they fuckin' ruled. Got to talk to Tony briefly afterwards, and he's a super nice dude.
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Oct 25, 2023 07:17
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I’m currently on the train to Albany to see Bad Religion tonight. The sacrifices I’m willing to make to see my favorite band lol The band opening for them, Speed of Light, is made up of 16-17 year olds and they’re actually really good. They have five whole songs on Apple Music and they’re loving bangers. https://youtu.be/YhZcVvsTzNI?si=dJxScbrEyOR0w2Q4
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bawfuls posted:I saw them this spring finally, and am so glad I did. They were in heavy, heavy rotation for me back in like 2003-2007, and then I kinda came back to them in the past five years. They were great live and played hits from their whole discography not just the latest album. The guy that sings for Sianvar is also the vocalist for the less proggy more post-hardcore, Circa-influenced band Hail the Sun. He’s also in Nova Charisma which I can’t really tell you much about.
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Oct 25, 2023 19:14
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Amyl and the Sniffers are amazing live. Most fun ive had in a long time.
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New Crime in Stereo just dropped, it rules hard https://purenoise.bandcamp.com/album/house-trance
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Lots of albums coming out today (Wolf & Bear, End, Closure in Moscow) but my pals in Conversation just dropped their new single Faithless and I thought I'd share. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up2hhUidXTw
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Oct 27, 2023 18:04
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Saw Sunny Day Real Estate tonight. After 30 years, they still sound real good. I know they haven't been together this whole time, but yeah. Wikipedia says this is their 4th reunion? Is that right?  In any case, I'm lucky I got to see them on their last reunion tour in '09 and on this one, too.
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Oct 30, 2023 06:07
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I'm seeing them on Wednesday. Very excited. Unfortunately I also have tix for Amyl & The Sniffers and will have to miss them 
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Oct 30, 2023 18:07
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New band I discovered thanks to the wonders of Spotify (for once) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2-Cr2Lqnws Wife/Wife with two guys helping out.
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iospace posted:New band I discovered thanks to the wonders of Spotify (for once) This slaps
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New video I made for my friends' band just dropped. They wanted to do a green screen video (which I'd never done before) and I had the idea to just rip off Hypnospace Outlaw, but then I realized I'm not nearly talented enough to do that so it turned into a kinda random mishmash of 90s gaming and internet aesthetics. Song slaps! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzOFIVB7C7s
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SchwarzeKrieg posted:New video I made for my friends' band just dropped. They wanted to do a green screen video (which I'd never done before) and I had the idea to just rip off Hypnospace Outlaw, but then I realized I'm not nearly talented enough to do that so it turned into a kinda random mishmash of 90s gaming and internet aesthetics. Song slaps! This is really cool and good. Great job with the video!
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Thank you! I'm hoping it gets some views for them, both because they're good and cool people who make good music but also (totally selfishly) because I'd love the chance to work with some bigger bands.
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iospace posted:New band I discovered thanks to the wonders of Spotify (for once) viqueen rules and awesome band who helped us out a lot, The Outlordes (https://outlourdes.bandcamp.com/album/we-live-underground) have been playing a few shows with them. hopefully gonna see both tomorrow night
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Oh sick, I didn't know Loma Prieta released a new one this summer. Last one was 2015. https://lomaprietaband.bandcamp.com/album/last
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Saw The Hotelier play Home, Like Noplace Is There cover to cover and Dendron was a spiritual experience. I enjoyed Foxing (The Albatross) more live than the album, too. One of the most intimate venues I’ve been to, as well. Absolutely worth the ticket if they’re coming near you and either album piques your interest.
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Started playing in a band first time in my life in my thirties. It has been almost two years, but we are releasing an album on the 24th and our first music video was released last week. In all honesty I don't know if this or the metalcore (or some other) thread would be more appropriate for this, but the name of the game is somewhere in between hardcore, postpunk and electronic music. Our music is influenced by bands such as Birds In A Row, Cloud Rat, Have a Nice Life, Uniform, Holy Fawn and Dödmark just to name a few. Check out the song and video if possible and I would love to hear some feedback! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lruwaDlX96E
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Banzai 3 posted:Saw The Hotelier play Home, Like Noplace Is There cover to cover and Dendron was a spiritual experience. I enjoyed Foxing (The Albatross) more live than the album, too. One of the most intimate venues I’ve been to, as well. Absolutely worth the ticket if they’re coming near you and either album piques your interest. I saw The Hotelier on tour right after Home, Like Noplace Is There came out and people in the crowd were visibly crying, it was wild. Amazing show, every time I've seen them.
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I'm going to see them at least once next week, maybe twice, in NYC
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