Neverside

Doom Riders.

Originally posted by Sykil:

If you're into post rock, get some Sigur Rós. They rock. I just started listening to them recently... I only have one album though (Takk...).

Sigur Rós are brilliant. I thought very few people listen to them, shows what I know.

Last edited by Feenix, September 7th, 2005 10:31 AM (Edited 1 times)

I just listened to Serena Maneesh's self-titled album, which is their first I think, and it is AWESOME! I definitely recommend them. Here's a Pitchfork review of their album.

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Free-Speed Nation

Counting Crows, I just love it.

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Jeremie - Used to be the Director of Community Development

Ahh yes, counting crows, my fav+ band
Fav. recently discovered band would be Death Cab For Cutie which i'm just addicted to.
I also recommend on Mae.

Originally posted by Down:

I downloaded some Neutral Milk Hotel the other day, but a lot of the songs have horrible sound. Any bass gets all distorted and make everything sound all nasty. I need to find some better recordings, I'm sure I would like them more.

Ive been getting into some acoustic mellow indie stuff recently. Iron & Wine, Sufjan Stevens and Nick Drake are all relatively new to me (within the last month or so).

Jack: you should listen to GY!BE's f#a#infinity if you havent already. It is very apocalyptic.

I have all their albums, plus bootlegs. ;)

As for why Neutral Milk Hotel gets fuzzy, that's actually on purpose. They call themselves "fuzz-folk." Some songs are crystal clear and others are fuzzy. But, excepting the original private tapes, the fuzziness is intentional. I've got copies of the original tapes that I cleaned up in SoundForge myself. If it's not your ticket, don't leave the station. To each their own. It took me a little while to get used to it and it's grown on me. It's an interesting alternative to always perfect clarity bass. Plus I think the horns are neat, but then again, I'm a huge CAKE fan.

Last edited by jack, September 7th, 2005 09:15 PM (Edited 1 times)

Remembering Never, or possibly A Day In The Life.

Originally posted by Advocation:

Originally posted by Sykil:

The Arcade Fire (!!!): The lyrics are great, touching on subjects that a lot of bands avoid, and the sound is awesome too--almost all the songs have an orgasmic crescendo. It's some of the most original stuff I've heard in a long time.

meh.. i'm not so keen on them...

i have been listening to a lot more music recently of different genre's and have found some bands that i have just been humming along to constantly..

Fall Out Boy
Air
Motion City Soundtrack
and Jamie Cullem

are all bands that i have discovered fairly recently...

AIR!!!!!!!!! omg I love you.

I've been listening to them for years now.

Originally posted by Rider:

Originally posted by Advocation:

Originally posted by Sykil:

The Arcade Fire (!!!): The lyrics are great, touching on subjects that a lot of bands avoid, and the sound is awesome too--almost all the songs have an orgasmic crescendo. It's some of the most original stuff I've heard in a long time.

meh.. i'm not so keen on them...

i have been listening to a lot more music recently of different genre's and have found some bands that i have just been humming along to constantly..

Fall Out Boy
Air
Motion City Soundtrack
and Jamie Cullem

are all bands that i have discovered fairly recently...

AIR!!!!!!!!! omg I love you.

I've been listening to them for years now.

Eww... FOB... They're so poppy. *gag*

Muse
King Missile
Iron Maiden

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