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Siah and Yeshua DapoED?Yoshifan823 posted:2). Some really sparse music, like the beginning of LCD Soundsystem's new album, or something that sounds lo-fi, like Ariel Pink, but it's not super degraded-sounding, like some of his earlier stuff. John Maus if you haven't already checked him out. Beko DSL releases free singles downloads every week that occasionally are really good (sore eros, jamie long, raw thrills, death and vanilla) and sound kinda like what your talking about
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Friends Are Evil posted:What are some good metallish bands with a shoegazey feel? I'm looking for stuff like Jesu, Alcest, or Nadja. How about Isis, Neurosis or the Red Sparowes? The latter - > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diMHtsrBiR0
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Looking for any catchy (not too cheesy) j-pop or j-rock. I have absolutely no experience with these genres so feel free to recommend the first thing that comes to mind.
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Tommy Callahan posted:I've been in a hip-hop/rap kind of mood lately. I'm a big fan of Wu-Tang, and along with all the Wu-Tang albums, have almost all of their albums as single artists (Rza, Ghostface, GZA) what are some rappers/groups that I might enjoy? I also loved the new Big Boi album as well. Check out anything labeled as "alternative" hip-hop over the years. I'd recommend Talib Kweli, Del tha Funkee Homosapien, and Kool Keith. And generally any other metal band from the South will do. Start with Kylesa, Baroness, Zoroaster, and Torche.
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Some other possibilites are Sage Francis I like Tech N9ne but your milage may vary on him.
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fozzie dunlop posted:Check out anything labeled as "alternative" hip-hop over the years. I'd recommend Talib Kweli, Del tha Funkee Homosapien, and Kool Keith. I love Talib but I had never heard anything from Kool Keith so I gave that a listen and it's fantastic! Thanks for the excellent recommendations! And blakout I'm about to give your suggestions a listen as well. Thanks for your help!
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Friends Are Evil posted:What are some good metallish bands with a shoegazey feel? I'm looking for stuff like Jesu, Alcest, or Nadja.
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So was just shown this by a friend of mine. Liking this, I'm not sure where I should go from here as far as electronica. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iODdvJGpfIA
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Tommy Callahan posted:I love Talib but I had never heard anything from Kool Keith so I gave that a listen and it's fantastic! Thanks for the excellent recommendations! there's also a ton of other stuff in that New York/East Coast tip you seem to really dig. You might want to check out RA The Rugged Man, Sadat-X, Masta Ace, and M.O.P. yeah, it's mostly just older stuff but thats kinda where Wu Tang is firmly placed.
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EAT DOG TODAYYYY posted:So was just shown this by a friend of mine. Liking this, I'm not sure where I should go from here as far as electronica. Afrojack, Major Lazer, Jokers Of The Scene, Boy 8-Bit, Chew Fu, NadaStrom, Dave Nada, Herve, Sinden, Kissy Sell Out, Diplo, Switch, Serafin, Rob Threesy, Nacho Lovers, CSY, Riva Starr, Oliver Twist, Laidback Luke, Tommy Sunshine, Turbo P, Fashen, Bart B More, Sound Pusher, French Fries, Risk One, Steed Lord, Shark Slayer. there. start there.
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Wow. Thanks a lot.
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Threatis posted:there's also a ton of other stuff in that New York/East Coast tip you seem to really dig. You might want to check out RA The Rugged Man, Sadat-X, Masta Ace, and M.O.P. yeah, it's mostly just older stuff but thats kinda where Wu Tang is firmly placed. Excellent. I'll be sure to give these all a listen. Thank you!
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Tommy Callahan posted:I've been in a hip-hop/rap kind of mood lately. I'm a big fan of Wu-Tang, and along with all the Wu-Tang albums, have almost all of their albums as single artists (Rza, Ghostface, GZA) what are some rappers/groups that I might enjoy? I also loved the new Big Boi album as well. run, don't walk, to get yourself The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox, then check out Company Flow and El-P's solo work. the only other non-wu stuff that finds its way into my regular rotation is Deltron 3030.
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Tommy Callahan posted:I've been in a hip-hop/rap kind of mood lately. I'm a big fan of Wu-Tang, and along with all the Wu-Tang albums, have almost all of their albums as single artists (Rza, Ghostface, GZA) what are some rappers/groups that I might enjoy? I also loved the new Big Boi album as well. ill recommend some of my favourite east coast albums that are similar to wu tang: jeru the damaja - the sun rises in the east showbiz and a.g. - goodfellas black moon - enta da stage mobb deep - the infamous smif n wessun - dah shinin these are all pretty dark/grimy sounding and a good place to move onto after wu
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I'm looking for some good flamenco, solo guitar or something similar to Calexico.
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Yoshifan823 posted:1). Really banging, driving rock/pop music. I don't quite know how to describe it, but something that is all climax, so to speak. I just got Pop Levi's first album, and stuff I'd put in a similar set is The Hives and Asteroids Galaxy Tour (I know those don't sound too much alike, but I hope somebody gets what I'm talking about). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY4NVp5Hbf0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leM9qOKIGsA
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Reason posted:I'm looking for some good flamenco, solo guitar or something similar to Calexico. Check out Carlos Paredes, Paco De Lucia and Floratone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkQhaXi0ACw
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Anyone know of any bands that do dreamy twangy country like Mojave 3?
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drainpipe posted:Anyone know of any bands that do dreamy twangy country like Mojave 3? Neil Young and The Cowboy Junkies. anything by Bedhead and the first three Radar Bros. are excellent and, while not really country, have a similar aesthetic and some country-ish moments. oddly enough, i've recently had Excuses for Travelers on heavy rotation...
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I love folk punk type stuff, but I've pretty much exhausted the entire Plan-it-x library. Any suggestions on which artists to listen to next?
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CuddleChunks posted:I'd like some help finding 90's acid house tracks that sound similar to this one: Oh hey, hi there. Turns out a live version of one of the tracks I already have fits the bill nicely: The Shamen - Destination Eschaton More like this if anyone has any idea.
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PoisonedV posted:I love folk punk type stuff, but I've pretty much exhausted the entire Plan-it-x library. Any suggestions on which artists to listen to next? Chuck Ragan from Hot Water Music put out a solo acoustic album a few years ago that you might like if you haven't heard it. also I only caught these guys today, but from what I've heard they're really good. Have Gun, Will Travel - Salad Days http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mx4WRKMHkY
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Malloreon posted:Whoa, great timing. You might like the Canadian Gaslight Anthem, The Flatliners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_3VN3lWLrQ
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Regular_John posted:You might like the Canadian Gaslight Anthem, The Flatliners These guys are great, thanks!
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I've been digging this very specific sort of retro-'80s pop lately because there have been some killer loving records in that vein (if you like that sort of thing). Specifically, Robyn's Body Talk, Gorillaz Plastic Beach, Mark Ronson's Record Collection. Twin Shadow's Forget. HURTS' Happiness. Neon Neon from a couple of years ago. I like a lot of actual 80s pop too, like Talk Talk, OMD, Human League, etc, but a lot of this recent stuff I find has a much stronger emphasis on a thumping, danceable beat that I really like. It's kind of strange because I'm not normally a fan of modern electronic music or modern pop music, but I LOVE this particular combination of the two. What I'm looking for is more along similar lines, with the following caveats: - It has to be strong and catchy vocally. For example, Crystal Castles have the sound I'm looking for, but their vocals are generally hideous. The Robert Smith cover of their "Not In Love", though, is PERFECT. - Not really into rap/hip-hop (Gorillaz is about as far as I'll go) but I guess I'd give it a shot. Any suggestions? Imagined fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Jan 10, 2011 |
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Little Boots, Annie, La Roux, Roisin Murphy, Ladyhawke
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dailydares posted:Little Boots, Annie, La Roux, Roisin Murphy, Ladyhawke REALLY like what I've just looked up on youtube of Little Boots, Ladyhawke, and La Roux! Already liked Roisin Murphy and Annie. Fantastic suggestions, thank you! Imagined fucked around with this message at 18:25 on Jan 10, 2011 |
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There's always Lady Gaga, too.
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Man With Scissor posted:Looking for any catchy (not too cheesy) j-pop or j-rock. I have absolutely no experience with these genres so feel free to recommend the first thing that comes to mind. The Pillows. Some of my favorites are listed below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9rrVZIlpJA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWIrPL4IhZ0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ob1cpyd8KQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2Zj3mWjsfg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsatgALVnXc
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Man With Scissor posted:Looking for any catchy (not too cheesy) j-pop or j-rock. I have absolutely no experience with these genres so feel free to recommend the first thing that comes to mind. Shiina Ringo Salyu Asian Kung-Fu Generation
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I'm looking for some dreamy, atmospheric electronic music that still has a good pace to it. I know that's kind of vague so I thought of some songs I know that fit the bill (at least in my head): Burial - Archangel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlEkvbRmfrA Ed Harrison - Annul: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM6eZJRurFk Saki Kaskas - Callista: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POHscfRZty8 TIA. edit~ Also while I'm asking, are there any internet radio stations (or anything similar) that work internationally yet (New Zealand specifically)?
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Where the hell do I start with new beat?
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Man With Scissor posted:Looking for any catchy (not too cheesy) j-pop or j-rock. I have absolutely no experience with these genres so feel free to recommend the first thing that comes to mind. Polysics? They might be too cheesy, but maybe not. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06dEatJu6Xk&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MyPyvp131o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxr87GMtYNk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HThCKNz3cqc
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For awesome catchy japanese music, I'd have to recommend capsule. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6UurRhIgD0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nUbhbEp65s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OGG1JQDY1g I absolutely love them. They used to be really j-pop, but their sound has changed enough that I sort of think of them as the japanese equivalent of daft punk. Is only my humble opinion, btb.
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I'm looking for some trippy rear end music that nobody would really qualify as "music", like no song structures or set tempo or anything. Although I'm not looking for anything in the "noise" genre specifically.
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g0lbez posted:I'm looking for some trippy rear end music that nobody would really qualify as "music", like no song structures or set tempo or anything. Although I'm not looking for anything in the "noise" genre specifically. Fantomas? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE6WvyYDimA It's kinda hard to have such experimental music without getting into the "noise" territory though
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g0lbez posted:I'm looking for some trippy rear end music that nobody would really qualify as "music", like no song structures or set tempo or anything. Although I'm not looking for anything in the "noise" genre specifically. Negativland - A Big 10-8 Place (Part 2) Hans Reichel - Daxophone composition NASA's Voyager Recordings - Jupiter's electromagnetic field I'm sure I've got more in my collection of unlistenable craziness. Enjoy!
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g0lbez posted:I'm looking for some trippy rear end music that nobody would really qualify as "music", like no song structures or set tempo or anything. Although I'm not looking for anything in the "noise" genre specifically. the books a fair amount of gastr del sol would qualify, too
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I am an old person who normally likes heavy metal, so please be nice at this vague rear end request about hipster indie stuff: If I wanted to find more things in the vein of either Blitzen Trapper or The Avett Brothers where would I be looking?
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What are some post-rock bands/albums I might like if I really enjoy GY!BE, especially "BBF3," "Storm," and "Sleep?"
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