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I am a big fan of the early 90s alternative rock/grunge and then the bands that spawned from them.
Soundgarden Temple of the Dog Chris Cornell Alice in Chains Mad Season Screaming Trees Stone Temple Pilots Tool Rage Against the Machine A Perfect Circle Foo Fighters Jerry Cantrell Mark Lanegan I am pretty set in my ways, and really don't even know where to begin when looking to expand my musical tastes. Some newer bands that I can tolerate once in a while are Wolfmother, The White Stripes and Muse, though none as much as the ones I previously mentioned. If anyone could give me a couple of suggestions for some newer bands, I would appreciate it. |
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btw Youtubes' quality stinks... Dead Soul Tribe * because you said you like Tool and Alice In Chains. A good Progressive Metal band that uses many tribal rhythmic sounds. I think they've split now, but the albums they've released are all solid. The Butterfly Effect * Aussies have some good Prog. bands. This is one of the first Aussie bands to adopt and develop that sound... --- Sleep Parade * Okay one more... this one is epic (brand new Aussie band that I'm only just getting into). I love the middle section of this song, the chanting. |
I want to find British Bands
Hey, everyone, I'm an American, and I just realized the other day after finding out about this band Elbow that I really don't know a lot of British music. As in, so far I listen to Coldplay, Funeral for a Friend and very soon, Elbow.
So if there are any brits on here, or I guess anyone else who knows good british bands I probably wouldn't know already, could you guys point me in the right direction? Thanks! |
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Last.fm - Listen to free music with internet radio and the largest music catalogue online Just search for the artists you've mentioned and on their pages you'll find some similar artists mentioned. Here's a few bands for you to try next: Muse Radiohead Doves Hundred Reasons British Sea Power |
Music like Edith Piaf and The Ink Spots
The vinyl sound is nice but both have strong genres about love and most of their music is at a slow bpm with minimal instruments, mostly stringed (such as ones in the guitar-like family).
Any other similar artists within the same time period (I guess 30s/40s, a tiny bit before the popular Sinatra era) matching these criteria? |
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Fleet Foxes instantly come to mind |
Anyone know of anything similar to the vocals in alice practice and love and caring by Crystal Castles? I'm obsessed with those two songs.
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roots curtis
hi guys i got myself roots from curtis mayfield a while back and im looking for some other artists that have the same kinda sound.. any suggestions on what i should chek?
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My faith in modern rock music is well and truly lost, I really can't seem to find many bands worth listening to, I keep finding horrible screamo bands (don't mind a bit of shouting in bands, but when they scream through an entire song it's like STFU.) or awful emo bands.
Anyone got any modern (from the 00s) bands worth listening to? I also wouldn't mind any folk type stuff, in the vein of Elliott Smith or Neutral Hotel Milk. It can be a singer songwriter or a band. Thanks to anyone who can help :beer: |
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http://www.getmusic.com.au/images/lo...b6b46e02e0.jpg Tea & Sympathy His solo album is amazing and was released in 2005. You should check that out if you didn't know about it. It's folky and very acoustic, great songwriting and I think he sounds better here than he does in Powderfinger. You may have already heard 'Wish You Well' as it was huge here in Australia and I think it was big in the UK too. the album has a lot of stand outs but I couldn't find vids for all the songs I wanted to post, sorry. A few tasters: |
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