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Skilleddk posted:I've recently listened to Mojave 3, which sparked my interest in dream pop / shoegaze mixed with country. I really like their album Excuses for Travellers, similar stuff I like is Beach House, Mazzy Star and Wye Oak. Try.. My Morning Jacket (first couple albums) and Cowboy Junkies (The Trinity Sessions) you could always listen to Slowdive if you haven't already, but it's not really country-ish at all. Maybe Galaxie 500 or Low. Low's album "The Curtain Hit The Cast" is a sort of dark dream pop with some folky songs. Chikimiki posted:I recently discovered The XX and I like it a lot, but as they haven't really made a lot of songs, I was wondering if anybody knows something in the same vein... Not even necessarily musically, but with a similar atmosphere. Well, they sound like Young Marble Giants mixed with The Cure, New Order, and Interpol to me FetusOvaries fucked around with this message at 00:15 on Jan 19, 2011 |
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His is a huge thread so I don't know if it's been said but goddamn the new EP just released by Foster The People is loving amazing. Surprisingly Pumped Up Kicks ISN'T the stand out track. Worth every penny, blast this poo poo on the way to work or as you get ready to go out Friday night. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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FetusOvaries posted:
I already listen to The Cure and Interpol, though I didn't know about the other two (New Order from hearsay). I'll listen to them, thanks!
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Bellams posted:Can someone recommend some bands where the vocals are all in German, but that's not metal/gothic/industrial?
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Jan 20, 2011 16:53
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Hello I'm looking for some artists/bands similar to Quantic, Alice Russel, Belleruche. Any recommendations?
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Does anyone have any suggestions on where to start with afropop? It's obviously a MASSIVE genre, but I know next to nothing about it, and wouldn't really know where to start.
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xcdude24 posted:Does anyone have any suggestions on where to start with afropop? It's obviously a MASSIVE genre, but I know next to nothing about it, and wouldn't really know where to start. I know very little about current afropop, but I quite like the '70s band Osibisa. Start with either their self-titled debut or (my favorite) Woyaya.
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Jan 21, 2011 06:32
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I just heard Madlib's Beat Konducta Vol.3, India; where can I get more: awesome indian-themed music, OR awesome indian music?
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Jan 21, 2011 08:26
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The Bombay Connection is a compilation of "funk from Bollywood action thrillers 1977-1984", try it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-Z8lz0JQxM
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xcdude24 posted:Does anyone have any suggestions on where to start with afropop? It's obviously a MASSIVE genre, but I know next to nothing about it, and wouldn't really know where to start. It's not a genre by any reasonable measure... As far as African popular music goes, some of the biggest names are Fela Kuti (afrobeat), Orchestra Baobab (Afro-Cuban music), Tabu Ley Rochereau (soukous (i.e. Congolese rumba)), Franco (soukous), Orchestre Polyrythmo de Cotonou (funk), Mahmoud Ahmed (soul, ethio-jazz), Mulatu Astatqe (ethio-jazz), Prince Nico Mbarga (highlife), Manu Dibango (makossa, jazz-funk), and a million others. Have fun.
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Can someone please recommend me songs/bands similar to Telescreen's "Rumors"? http://www.myspace.com/telescreen I like the second half where the song really "starts". I've tried looking up shoegazing but can't find anything with quite the same energy.
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Will someone please recommend me some indie folk (I guess) with heavy/prominent/awesome drums and percussion parts? I mean pretty much exactly like the Dodos' album Visiter (and more specifically "Red and Purple"), all of Local Native's album Gorilla Manor (which is probably the best example), and some of Rogue Wave's Out of the Shadow. White Rabbits would also fit here but I like them far less than the others. Just some indie-folkish things with some pounding drums. Thanks in advance.
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xcdude24 posted:Does anyone have any suggestions on where to start with afropop? It's obviously a MASSIVE genre, but I know next to nothing about it, and wouldn't really know where to start. Get the compilation "The Indestructible Beat of Soweto vol. 1." It's just a sampling of stuff from the first half of the 80's. I think it's very endearing music.
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Get lagos disco inferno for that real poo poo or actually i think maybe amir's mix on kon & amir off track 3 has the better disco sampling
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I love the poo poo out of Bowie's Berlin trilogy (especially "Heroes") and Station to Station, as well as Iggy Pop's The Idiot. Are there any other albums with that same detached, Krautrock/funk feel?
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I'm looking for some more music like lushlife or just in general hip hop with more relaxed backing tracks. Maybe something like Nujabes? Additionally, in a similar vein, I'm looking for some good trip-hop tracks/artists. I've been listening to RJD2, DJ Shadow, and Kid Koala and I'm looking into something sort of like this. Thanks in advance!
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CinnamonToastFunk posted:I love the poo poo out of Bowie's Berlin trilogy (especially "Heroes") and Station to Station, as well as Iggy Pop's The Idiot. Are there any other albums with that same detached, Krautrock/funk feel? Can - Monster Movie probably comes closest.
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Captain Frigate posted:I'm looking for some more music like lushlife or just in general hip hop with more relaxed backing tracks. Maybe something like Nujabes?
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Jan 24, 2011 16:31
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Any recommendations for piano based ambient sort of like Nest?
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CinnamonToastFunk posted:I love the poo poo out of Bowie's Berlin trilogy (especially "Heroes") and Station to Station, as well as Iggy Pop's The Idiot. Are there any other albums with that same detached, Krautrock/funk feel? Metal Box by Public Image Ltd. if you've never heard it yet
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Tutu posted:Any recommendations for piano based ambient sort of like Nest? You may have heard them already, but if not, listen to the two albums Harold Budd and Brian Eno recorded together, Ambient 2: The Plateaux Of Mirror and The Pearl.
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Dear non-tone-deaf forum goons. Recommend me some deep, sensual sounding cello or other string instrument as primary style music. Doesn't have to be classical, modern pieces appreciated as well. Something smooth rather than choppy, and ambient but strong, not something to put you to sleep.
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Hey there. I'm looking for something kind of specific, but I figure it can't hurt to try my luck here. I'm looking for songs that revolve around a rise and fall. Political, emotional, physical, literal, or figurative doesn't really matter. Nor does genre. A good example would be Handlebars by the Flobots or (albeit a little sillier) The Complete History Of The Soviet Union, Arranged To The Melody Of Tetris. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
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Tutu posted:Any recommendations for piano based ambient sort of like Nest? I'd recommend Deaf Center http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdRUMqds5r8 Eluvium http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_HG__6exOE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkD6O0K-kdg If you want straight piano stuff then I recommend Gonzales' Solo Piano.
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Looking for something with a ritualistic feel, like 80s Psychic TV or some of the later live Coil albums (...And the Ambulance Died in His Arms specifically).
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I can't stop listening to Alison Krauss and Calexico. I want more acoustic based stuff - solid songwriting and solid mastering. I LOVE the amazing soundstage on Krauss' albums. The banjos and mandolins sound unbelievable.
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proton posted:I can't stop listening to Alison Krauss and Calexico. I want more acoustic based stuff - solid songwriting and solid mastering. I LOVE the amazing soundstage on Krauss' albums. The banjos and mandolins sound unbelievable. Nina Nastasia.
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gay til death posted:Looking for something with a ritualistic feel, like 80s Psychic TV or some of the later live Coil albums (...And the Ambulance Died in His Arms specifically). Maybe some Sleep Chamber?
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proton posted:I can't stop listening to Alison Krauss and Calexico. I want more acoustic based stuff - solid songwriting and solid mastering. I LOVE the amazing soundstage on Krauss' albums. The banjos and mandolins sound unbelievable. Middle Cyclone by Neko Case
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So I recently heard the song Nephicide from the Find a song thread, apparently quite popular on SA. I was just wondering what is some music that is similar to the dance aspects of the songs, specifically from when the drums kick in to around when the "it's just a feeling" segment starts. Especially the drums, which seem to me to be reminiscent of IDM but arguably... dancier.
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Spaceguns posted:Dear non-tone-deaf forum goons. Recommend me some deep, sensual sounding cello or other string instrument as primary style music. Doesn't have to be classical, modern pieces appreciated as well. Boxhead Ensemble's "Nocturnes," although being nocturnes it might be too low-key for you. Fred Lonberg-Holm can play the hell out of a cello. And about 90 other instruments.
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gay til death posted:Looking for something with a ritualistic feel, like 80s Psychic TV or some of the later live Coil albums (...And the Ambulance Died in His Arms specifically). Have you tried Crash Worship? Start with the live album Espontaneo. I would lose it for months at a time and then have to move again and find it at the bottom of a pile and put it on for three days in a row, it's pure dissociation music.
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A Soothing Lacuna posted:Boxhead Ensemble's "Nocturnes," although being nocturnes it might be too low-key for you. Fred Lonberg-Holm can play the hell out of a cello. And about 90 other instruments. Thanks, checking Fred out as we speak.
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Jan 30, 2011 07:05
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Someone find me more music like this beautiful song.
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Jan 30, 2011 18:23
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Nosy_G posted:Someone find me more music like this beautiful song. this one (Do yourself a favor and don't look at the artist before you hear this. It will probably influence you before you hear it. That one album is a pretty large step away from the rest of the work.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cxq37RukKaA
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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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Can anyone suggest songs with messages going along with the populist uprising in Egypt? Viva la revulicion.
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Kneel Before Zog posted:Can anyone suggest songs with messages going along with the populist uprising in Egypt? Viva la revulicion. "World Love" - The Magnetic Fields
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I'm looking for more stuff like The Great Annihilator by Swans, and just more early industrial in general.
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Lookin' for some real thug rap poo poo. Not like the 47 Miller Gang stuff but like relentless aggression with gun lines and thug poo poo. I cant think of any artists similar to what I'm lookin'. Hoping he sounds like he just came out of some super ghetto like Camden or like Inglewood rappin' about thug poo poo.
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Cobra Commander posted:Lookin' for some real thug rap poo poo. Not like the 47 Miller Gang stuff but like relentless aggression with gun lines and thug poo poo. I cant think of any artists similar to what I'm lookin'. Hoping he sounds like he just came out of some super ghetto like Camden or like Inglewood rappin' about thug poo poo. Waka Flocka Flame is pretty much the epitome of knucklehead thug poo poo these days.
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