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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Having just seen them a couple weeks ago myself, DO THIS. They're so worth seeing. I saw them a couple years ago in Central Park and they owned!! Just not sure about MSG is all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uC5RJIoeOE
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ricecult posted:I always feel a little shameless putting my own stuff up, but my band Rice Cultivation Society has a new album coming out soon called "Mystical Shitheads." We just put out a video for one of the new songs that our label made using archival footage. It's trippier than our previous stuff, also heavier and more rock. Not bad at all.
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Oct 19, 2015 21:24
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abraham linksys posted:I don't have the +$10/mo reserve-further-in-advance plan, so I'm a little worried about not managing to grab a spot at that show. I had no trouble reserving a War on Drugs ticket, but that was at a twice-the-size venue. Yeah, I recently signed up and used the $10 referral credit to upgrade just for Courtney. For the MSG show, you'll probably have to pick up a ticket in your name from Will Call at the box office. I'm assuming Jukely's allotment of seats will just be scattered throughout the 200s.
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Oct 20, 2015 04:04
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And from 4 pages ago this is the the FKA band Dale Earnhardt jr jr. They only changed it because they felt bad unwitting people would drive miles to see an obscure indie band. And the joke was tiring. edit: To add MORE MUSIC FOR Q3 2015 BØRNS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDTYp4a_eWM for fans of pop with synth elements, not syth pop. incoherent fucked around with this message at 06:08 on Oct 20, 2015 |
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Oct 20, 2015 06:04
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I watched a tiny desk concert with Deqn Sue, if you haven't heard her, she's really good and super catchy imo. I'm a sucker for good pop (Probably don't watch this first one at work if anyone can see over your shoulder) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pOYxzahlKE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuH98Xn44w Here's her NPR Tiny Desk (different than the above video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeZ_gq7DdsY
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interpunct posted:Yeah, I recently signed up and used the $10 referral credit to upgrade just for Courtney. For the MSG show, you'll probably have to pick up a ticket in your name from Will Call at the box office. I'm assuming Jukely's allotment of seats will just be scattered throughout the 200s. I forgot about it until just now and I got a Courtney Barnett ticket an hour after they went up for everyone  I'm going to be very sad once more people start using Jukely, I reckon, but so far they've got so few users and what users they have seem super EDM-focused that it was super easy to get a spot for this and War on Drugs. Disclosure's still open too, so I suspect either they've got a really big block of tickets for that or people are waiting until after a Thursday/Friday show to pick up an RSVP for it, since you can only hold one spot at a time. I'm actually seeing Neon Indian at Baby's at midnight that night, so I am super super excited to see two shows without moving between venues! I expect I will be obnoxiously drunk by the end of that night. I'm also seeing We Are Scientists next week because it was a cheap show and I really just want to hear them play their first record but will begrudgingly give anything else they play a try
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Oct 22, 2015 17:23
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abraham linksys posted:I'm actually seeing Neon Indian at Baby's at midnight that night, so I am super super excited to see two shows without moving between venues! I expect I will be obnoxiously drunk by the end of that night. If their "open bar" is anything like it was on Tuesday night, the free choices will be Bell's Lake Lager, Tiger Beer, and Tito's vodka. Load up on vodka and enjoy seeing Porches for the millionth time. interpunct fucked around with this message at 17:33 on Oct 22, 2015 |
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Oct 22, 2015 17:28
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The Carrie & Lowell thread never really took off and is locked so I'll put this here. Sufjan remixed Blue Bucket of Gold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36iHy42s1Y0
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Oct 22, 2015 17:33
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I remember seeing Neon Indian open for The Flaming Lips at a Mississippi stop during their World Record 24 hour tour. He was amazing and by the time the Flaming Lips got on stage I was like "eh whatever." Granted that's a bit unfair since it was 4 am and everyone including the band was haggard as hell, but still... Neon Indian is really good live.
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Oct 22, 2015 17:44
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ThatsMyBoye posted:The Carrie & Lowell thread never really took off and is locked so I'll put this here. Sufjan remixed Blue Bucket of Gold: This is a good remix. It's cool how Sufjan is so good with both folk indie stuff and electronic stuff.
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I was looking through my music catalog and I noticed that 2009 specifically (or slightly broader late 2008-2009) was probably the best emergent time period I can ever remember for indie rock. A ton of bands I'd either never heard of, or who had somewhat less notable previous albums, just exploded out of the gate or put out their arguably best albums all within about a year of each other. It's worth noting that social media was becoming a lot more prominent in that time, and it could also be a factor that the Bush era was finally ending and creative indie artists finally had something to be happy about. In any case it's a weird synchronicity. Just about all of the really good indie albums I've picked up in the last decade or so were 2009 or very close to it.
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There've been other years like that too. 2002-2003 is a time when I remember a crazy amount of "holy poo poo" albums coming out, including (iirc) Spoon's Kill The Moonlight, Wilco's YHF, The Postal Service's Give Up, The Flaming Lips' Yoshimi, and Iron and Wine's Our Endless Numbered Days. It just felt to me like the entirety of music sorta sat down and said "Okay, let's figure out which ideas we're going to be expanding on for the next decade". e: Our Endless Numbered Days was early 2004, apparently. Weird, because I could swear I remember listening to it when I lived in Florida, but I moved to California in 2003. Dammit, brain, get your poo poo together. Trig Discipline fucked around with this message at 23:31 on Oct 25, 2015 |
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Oct 25, 2015 23:23
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Rock music has always had a cycles like this. Just imagine all the bands you're not listening to right now that haven't even popped up on anyone's radar yet. There is a lot of garage rock out there that is looking to bust through, which I suspect the predominant force in the next few years (just based on HOW MANY BANDS there are). Bands like Corners are still working their way up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtokIOGCPDk
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Trig Discipline posted:There've been other years like that too. 2002-2003 is a time when I remember a crazy amount of "holy poo poo" albums coming out, including (iirc) Spoon's Kill The Moonlight, Wilco's YHF, The Postal Service's Give Up, The Flaming Lips' Yoshimi, and Iron and Wine's Our Endless Numbered Days. It just felt to me like the entirety of music sorta sat down and said "Okay, let's figure out which ideas we're going to be expanding on for the next decade".
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Oct 26, 2015 11:45
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I twitched reading that.
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FactsAreUseless posted:2000-2005 was just an extremely good time for music: Nickelback, Eminem, the Black Eyed Peas, the Killers, even the early days of Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance. u fucker
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Oct 26, 2015 12:19
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At least it's not EDM/Dubstep
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Trig Discipline posted:u fucker
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Oct 26, 2015 19:44
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Grimes is here y'all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv9YoYCKNoE Album out Nov. 9, Janelle Monae is on a track: http://pitchfork.com/news/61760-grimes-releases-flesh-without-bloodlife-in-the-vivid-dream-video-announces-art-angels-details/
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Oct 26, 2015 20:45
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I'm pretty hyped for new Grimes. I was never a big fan of her stuff, but the single Realiti got me pretty pumped for new stuff. She didn't put it on her album saying something like it will be even better material. So this album is either going to be amazing, or total garbage. E-- Ok, according to the link, Realiti is on it now.
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according to that pitchfork article it's gonna be on the album, hehquote:01 laughing and not being normal (these are extremely good track names) I like Realiti more than the new track but it also had like months to grow on me so I dunno. Oblivion may be my single favorite song of 2012 though?? Also, I'm thinking, and this has to be the biggest event album left in 2015 unless Frank Ocean miraculously reappears, right abraham linksys fucked around with this message at 21:03 on Oct 26, 2015 |
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Oct 26, 2015 20:55
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Oh poo poo, I've got tickets to see her for the first time on the 9th. That's the day the album drops? Rad!
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I'm seeing her on the 16th, also for the first time, and pretty excited! Don't know how she is live, though. Expecting her voice to be completely drowned out by Terminal 5's usually-terrible acoustics, so I kinda hope she at least brings a cool stage show e: an extended tracklisting shows "Realiti (demo)" is a bonus track on the CD version, and that "Realiti" is only on the CD and digital version (so, presumedly not the vinyl). weird! abraham linksys fucked around with this message at 21:15 on Oct 26, 2015 |
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I think Grimes has outlasted her shelf life. Go was dubstep garbage which I assume she realized and prompted her to throw away an entire album's worth of content. Realiti was good progression from Visions but that new track is worse than average pop you hear on top 40 radio and never think twice about. Carly Rae Jepsen managed to put out an entire album of content that is more compelling.
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Not really diggin' that Grimes (don't know any of her other stuff), but Seinabo Sey's EP dropped and is pretty good! edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgdOs5-3VWQ BonoMan fucked around with this message at 22:41 on Oct 26, 2015 |
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Oct 26, 2015 22:33
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abraham linksys posted:Also, I'm thinking, and this has to be the biggest event album left in 2015 unless Frank Ocean miraculously reappears, right Ya probably but I think the new Chromatics album could be just as big or even bigger considering how much Chromatics music appears in tv, advertising, and movies these days. They also seem like they're on the edge of breaking out even more and I wouldn't be surprised if a new Chromatics album gets a lot of mainstream attention.
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Never been a huge fan of Grimes and this new track isn't really changing my mind. It just feels like some airy, nondescript synthpop that a bunch of other acts are doing better these days. I'm kinda surprised the new Joanna Newsom album isn't getting more buzz. I think it's on the same level as her last two albums.
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I'm actually liking that new Grimes stuff, it's at least making me curious to listen to the rest of the album. It's definitely very different from what she had released previously 
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Flesh without Blood is alright, I'm not really wowed though. Hopefully it will be streaming next week and I can get a better idea of what the album will be like. I think it may have been mentioned in here, don't really know where else to put it. I saw Run the Jewels live over the weekend, and it is the most intense poo poo I've ever been apart of. drat those dudes put on a great show.
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Slandible posted:Flesh without Blood is alright, I'm not really wowed though. Hopefully it will be streaming next week and I can get a better idea of what the album will be like. Lie, Cheat, Steal live with audience participation is hype as gently caress. I saw CHVRCHES 2 weeks ago and it was amazing. Their new album is so good. The guy singing High Enough To Carry You Over has gotten better but drat he has a thick accent. The day after I saw some dude in the gym wearing a CHVRCHES hat and shirt and we talked about the concert, it was weird. Dude's going to make it all sweaty. I'm going to see Grimes on Wednesday so I'll see how the new stuff is. Maybe they play a lot better live.
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I too saw Chvrches and RTJ in about a two week span. Probably the best shows this year. Assuming you mean Under the Tide for Chvrches? Aside from this year, I also saw them early last year and can attest that that song live is incredible.
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endlosnull posted:Lie, Cheat, Steal live with audience participation is hype as gently caress. I saw CHVRCHES 2 weeks ago and it was amazing. Their new album is so good. The guy singing High Enough To Carry You Over has gotten better but drat he has a thick accent. I doubt it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeuwBcpKK6g
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I'm really digging that new Grimes track. Yeah, its sound might be similar to Top 40 hits but Flesh Without Blood is a cut above. The song has tone, some great hard-hitting bass drums, and a slight industrial tinge that makes it very toe-tapping and if more Top 40 Hits had as much personality as Flesh Without Blood I would listen to a lot more pop radio.
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No idea whether this thread works, but Josh Ritter's live show is pretty loving sweet. He looks so drat happy to be singing and playing on the stage its infectious, and I liked the live version of most of his new songs more than the album.
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She may be bad live, but enduringly bad live. Grimes is so adamant about PLAYING all the parts of the song when she should be singing.
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abraham linksys posted:Grimes is here y'all Man, I really like her stuff, but that video/song does nothing for me. It's no Oblivion, that's for sure.
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HorseRenoir posted:I'm kinda surprised the new Joanna Newsom album isn't getting more buzz. I think it's on the same level as her last two albums. I think the biggest problem is that Joanna Newsom is adamantly against subscription services, so a lot of her potential audience doesn't get to hear her new stuff.
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Boywhiz88 posted:Sigur Ros benefits from seats for sure. I know this is old but I gotta say I disagree. Saw them a few times, twice seated, once at an outdoor show (in fact it was the inaugural Skyline Stage show at the Mann in Philly), and the outdoor standing show was the best, most collectively emotional show I could have ever hoped for. Such a special moment for everybody in attendance.
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