I like Boxcutter's stuff. He's probably the first producer I got into that was considered dubstep. In fact when I got his first album, I hadn't ever heard the term dubstep and just considered it IDM. He definitely hangs out in between the two.

Interpol- Interpol
http://theneedledrop.com/wp-content/...NTERPOL-ST.jpg

A band that never made anything as good as their debut, but I'm giving this a chance.

Love the Discographies entry on them
1.Get a picture of Ian Curtis
2.Stare at it
3.Keep staring at it
4.Try as hard as you want, you'll never get Closer.

Man Man - Rabbit Habits

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...iL._SS500_.jpg

Going to see them tonight, figured I'd check out more stuff. Up to now I'd only heard Six Demon Bag.

They're amazing live, should be a great show. And I definitely recommend checking out their first album. It's their best IMO.

Cool, I will do that.

Six Demon Bag is so amazing.



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The Ziggens - "Greatest Zits"

They were really great live! :tramp: I'm glad I went. So much energy and character. But they didn't play Engrish Bwudd! :( I couldn't believe it.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Da-XTAN86I...es+of+grey.jpg

Autumn's Grey Solace - Shades Of Grey
This is a really sweeping and beautiful album from the darker and more atmospheric end of the shoegaze/dream-pop spectrum. Those soft and haunting female vocals really complement the floaty and dreamy nature of the music so well. Loving it.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Da-XTAN86I...0/f8aee4bd.jpg

Autumn's Grey Solace - Over The Ocean
I like this album even more. The production is a little bit better and the songs seem more memorable. These are both really amazing albums.