The Send Someone Something They Dont Listen To but May Like Thread

[dankrsta]

Originally Posted by +81

If anyone feels like picking something for me to listen to I'd feel oh so joyful.

You have a pretty eclectic taste judging by your last.fm. But, you seem to like noise-rock a lot, post-hardcore, alt-rock etc. Well, that's my impression. So I'm sending you:



Live Skull - Cloud One (1986)

New York alternative, noisy rock band with some elements of post-punk and no wave. They were compared to Sonic Youth initially, because they were a part of the same New York post no wave scene. Underrated band and a bit forgotten, but quite good and certainly deserves to be heard. I hope you'll like them. The opening track is a killer.

[+81]

Originally Posted by CHCl3

Emissaries - Melechesh (2006)

Originally Posted by dankrsta

You have a pretty eclectic taste judging by your last.fm. But, you seem to like noise-rock a lot, post-hardcore, alt-rock etc. Well, that's my impression. So I'm sending you:



Live Skull - Cloud One (1986)

New York alternative, noisy rock band with some elements of post-punk and no wave. They were compared to Sonic Youth initially, because they were a part of the same New York post no wave scene. Underrated band and a bit forgotten, but quite good and certainly deserves to be heard. I hope you'll like them. The opening track is a killer.

Thank you both, I'll check them out post-haste.

[GravitySlips]

Originally Posted by dankrsta

Live Skull - Cloud One (1986)

New York alternative, noisy rock band with some elements of post-punk and no wave. They were compared to Sonic Youth initially, because they were a part of the same New York post no wave scene. Underrated band and a bit forgotten, but quite good and certainly deserves to be heard. I hope you'll like them. The opening track is a killer.

Good shout!

And by the way Dankrsta, I apologize for the time it's taken to post regarding the 23 Skidoo album you recommended here. I've listened to it a good number of times, but never got round to posting conclusive thoughts. I shall do so soon, but for now I'll just say - I really enjoy it! Some awesome percussion sounds on the album, and a very unique record. I remember a few weeks ago my flatmate came into my room whilst I was listening to it, in the middle of a particularly abrasive section - I think he was somewhat baffled! Anyway, I'll post my complete thoughts over the next few days, once I've given it another listen and it's fresh in my mind