Hobo Jazz

 

 

 

http://www.myspace.com/hobojazz

Try George. The album Polyserena is excellent.

The newest Doves album is pretty good, Kingdom of Rust. I also recommend the newest Decemberists CD too. Between those two CDs I've probably listened to them the most this week. Atleast twice a day.. I've been working on a screenplay all week so I haven't got out much...

Stevepole, give Andrew Bird's Apocrypha a listen.

 

 

 

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I like powerviolence, noise-rock, female-voiced indie, and chipbreaks.

 

 

 

Show me something good, tip.it

Well, going by that, try Aa. They are a pretty good noise-rock band (i think they're noise-rock. Not too familiar with the genre).

 

 

 

Iron and Wine.

 

 

 

Ps. Even though I like Twilight and it was the first time I heard Flightless Bird, American Mouth I had been listening to them for a while and I appreciate all of Sam's songs.

 

 

 

Edit: Apologies for sounding snobby...

Sonic Youth: A noise-rock band started in the 80's and they are still making music (album 16? is coming out soon), they are currently my favorite band.

 

 

 

They never seem to get boring no matter how many times I listen to them, and they have changed their style countless times, so there is something for everyone.

 

 

 

A nice softer song of theirs.

 

 

 

Sunday:

 

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And if you like it a bit faster:

 

 

 

Silver Rocket:

 

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(They have two singers: A guy and a girl, they play off each other really well.)

Pearl Jam

Pixies, but you've probably know them already (Doolittle/Surfer Rosa is where to start. Their best of "Wave of Mutilation" is good as well).

 

 

 

If you already heard them: Throwing Muses. In a Doghouse is fantastic.

not sure if you've heard it, but, http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ ... egerstam_/ is a great album by a great composer. i'd definitely would check it out.

 

 

 

Alfred Schnittke - Symphony No. 1 [Carl-Axel Dominique, improvisation; piano/Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra/Segerstam]

http://gingerhippo.listen2myradio.com/

not sure if you've heard it, but, http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ ... egerstam_/ is a great album by a great composer. i'd definitely would check it out.

 

 

 

Alfred Schnittke - Symphony No. 1 [Carl-Axel Dominique, improvisation; piano/Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra/Segerstam]

 

 

 

Haven't heard it. I will be sure to check it out, your recommendations never let me down. :)

 

 

 

[edit] Just ordered it, hope to receive it monday or thuesday. :)

I listen to a lot of Amon Amarth. Reccomendations please?

 

Ensiferum, Thronar, and Dark Tranquility.

Audioslave (may be a bit too mainstream, but Tom Morello and Chris Cornell were in it)

Perhaps try listening to the Smiths? I just acquired The Queen is Dead recently, and it is incredibly good. Besides, you probably should give them a listen sometime; they are an influence to all sorts of Indie bands.

 

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2e4V3Xh17w

Primus

BLINK 182

 

since they r awesome and shud rule the world

BLINK 182

 

since they r awesome and shud rule the world

 

 

 

You should try out Say Anything, probably one of the best pop-punk bands out there. Their double album In Defense of the Genre is especially good, probably my favorite pop-punk album aside from maybe some of Brand new's stuff (which is another band you should listen to, by the way).

 

 

 

Say Anything -

 

Brand New -

Say Anything -

 

Brand New -

 

awesome

 

i like the first 1 more tbh

 

ummm

 

how about

 

Avenged sevenfold - Dear god

Say Anything -

 

Brand New -

 

awesome

 

i like the first 1 more tbh

 

ummm

 

how about

 

Avenged sevenfold - Dear god

 

 

 

Eh, the only Avenged Sevenfold I like is their City of Evil album.

 

 

 

If you like them however, perhaps try

Foghat if you feel like getting some blues rock n' roll.

Audioslave (may be a bit too mainstream, but Tom Morello and Chris Cornell were in it)

 

Nooooooooooooooooo. :evil:

 

[bleep] Chris Cornell, he sounds like Bill Cosby when he sings live. Rage Against the Machine minus the best part is :thumbdown:

 

 

 

 

 

I recommend Gojira, particularity the album called The Link.

OPETH - Windowpane. But knowing you, you've heard everyyy song by everyyybodyyy. :roll:

Foo Fighters ftw! :twss:

Give

a try. British semi-experimental indie rock. To be honest, after a while a lot of their songs sound the same, but they're ridiculously awesome nonetheless. As for an album to start with, go for their 2000 full-length debut, Internal Wrangler. Track 9, Distortions, is particularly amazing.

 

 

 

My Last.fm.