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Rock/Indie/Alt Era |OT| Same as it ever was
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This new Angel Olsen album is fucking beautiful. The title track is one of the best songs I've heard all year. Great stuff all over this album
I went to see Matt & Kim on Saturday night. The opener was a trio of kids called Beach Goons and they were fucking awesome.
Really cool mix of surf rock, punk rock, 90s alt rock, and some 50s-ish guitar rock.
Really cool mix of surf rock, punk rock, 90s alt rock, and some 50s-ish guitar rock.
New Charly Bliss EP streaming on Rolling Stone!
Still bumping the DIIV album. It's incredible and what they've been working towards making. Saw them in Detroit a few weeks ago and they were great. Better than the last time I saw them.
Digging the new True Moon album. Not sure why they haven't gotten more traction when Savages seemed to do ok. Very 80s post-punk sound with definite Siouxsie influences but generally a harder sound.
Will check this out -- sounds right up my alley!
One of my favorite indie artists, Matt Maltese, has a new album out today. I'm on my 3rd listen already -- check it out!
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Tagging Poch since he's enjoyed him in the past!
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Great stuff, thanks for the heads up.
If I can find it in me to get It Might Be Time - Tame Impala off of repeat, I'll give it a go!
Anyone here into Whyte Horses?
They got onto my radar because they were playing the Boaty Weekender this summer. I ended up falling in love with their most recent record. RIYL Belle & Sebastian, 60s pop, psychedelia, Saint Etienne, deep dives into obscure tune. They have a record coming early i the year of all covers, mostly of 60s/70s pop, many obscure some more well known.
They were insanely good live on the Boaty Weekender and just released this clip of the day we docked in Sardinia, so charming and lovely.
They got onto my radar because they were playing the Boaty Weekender this summer. I ended up falling in love with their most recent record. RIYL Belle & Sebastian, 60s pop, psychedelia, Saint Etienne, deep dives into obscure tune. They have a record coming early i the year of all covers, mostly of 60s/70s pop, many obscure some more well known.
They were insanely good live on the Boaty Weekender and just released this clip of the day we docked in Sardinia, so charming and lovely.
New Tame Impala riff line is very similar to Childish Gambinos "Redbone". Anyone else cop it?
Found The Color And Sound via Spotify and now I love them. But geez, the song that made me super interested them has a music video with just barely over 50k views on youtube. Spreading the word.
Not sure if there are any fans here but there's a new Of Montreal album out friday that's their catchiest stuff since the Hissing Fauna or False Priest days.
Seems like it'll be a fun album tho 2018's White Is Relic/Irrealis Mood was pretty great and a more approachable version of the jumbled song structures they used in Skeletal Lamps and Paralytic Stalks
Seems like it'll be a fun album tho 2018's White Is Relic/Irrealis Mood was pretty great and a more approachable version of the jumbled song structures they used in Skeletal Lamps and Paralytic Stalks
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New U.S. Girls album out March 6th. New single/video here. Definitely gonna try going to their show in LA.
Also, I guess the King Krule release date got leaked. Album is gonna be called Man Alive!, out February 21.
Also, I guess the King Krule release date got leaked. Album is gonna be called Man Alive!, out February 21.
You should, I saw her during the last tour, good show, lot of energy, the closing track "Time" was a blast. I hope that she will come to Italy once again ... I need to flex my merch
I'm not as lttp as you but I need to give more time to Nick Cave and the bad seeds
I wanted to link the all set but I seem that they remove it
looking forward to the new soccer mommy at the end of the month
god, jubilee street is such a good song. push the sky away in general is a great record
god, jubilee street is such a good song. push the sky away in general is a great record
Anyone into Hinds?
Saw them over the summer on the Boaty Weekender and they are INCREDIBLE live. They have a new album coming (first two tracks are just ok to me) but more exciting is that they just announced a major tour.
Saw them over the summer on the Boaty Weekender and they are INCREDIBLE live. They have a new album coming (first two tracks are just ok to me) but more exciting is that they just announced a major tour.
New Enter Shikari album is out April 17th. Not sure where to post this info since their music is... a clusterfuck now. Spark Part 2 from their Instagram teasers and album cover. Oh boy.
lol no, opening acts are boring anyway. The only good one that I remember was a girl, before Fever Ray, who was using a strap-on.
Heavily disagreed. Seen plenty of shows where the opening act ended up being the best thing of the night. Of course it is worth going for just the headliner alone but don't sleep on the supports people!
Your favorite band was once a support for somebody else!
Opening acts are great and a great way to discover bands and you should feel bad thinking they are a waste of time. Wtf
That's really closed minded. Everybody has to start somewhere and if nobody went to see them in the early days your favourite bands today might not even exist.
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Definitely go! PUP are a good time live. I'd say about half the shows I go to I usually miss the openers. I usually only make an effort to see all the bands if for some rare occasion I like all the bands playing.
edit: I've also done the exact opposite where I went specifically to see an opener and left before the headlining band that I had no interest in seeing.
Not at the show I'm going to unfortunately, I would love to see Screaming Females.
I just went on a wild ride from this. Looked up the Cincy show on Ticketmaster/Stubhub and it had already sold out and scalpers have pushed the secondary market up by an extra $100. Then I went to Foxy's own webpage to see if they're going to do a second run and saw they're actually opening for Vampire Weekend here in Columbus on an extension of a tour that I wasn't paying any attention to because I had bought my ex and I tickets to the Philly show before we broke up last year and ended up giving her both of them! So I'm 100% in for that. I'm over her enough now, I'll definitely be good come September.
So this is happening. Hopefully there will be a full on tour with europe included!
Its really fantastic. I've been a fan of King Gizzard for a while but their prior ablum Fishing for Fishies was a little too "jam band" to stick with me. I had no idea this was coming so shortly after and it really reignited the little metalhead in my soul. Currently seeking some other contemporary thrash, I don't like cookie monster vocals so options seem to be limited.