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The Darkest Hour? If you haven't heard them yet.
Yeah I listen to them, I mine as well post other bands that I already listen to.
OR better yet, can anybody post some bands similar to these, any of them.
Bleeding Through
COB
TBDM
BTBAM
Throwdown
Darkest Hour
Norma Jean
It Dies Today
Bury Your Dead
KSE
FATA
All That Remains
A7X
Atreyu
ETID
Still Remains
FBTMOF
Misery Signals
Not exactly all screaming like older Underoath, but more of like rawrar lol.
All I can think of for now.
Thanks for any help guys :)
Have you heard Circle Takes The Square? Fear Before The March Of Flames? Haste The Day? Hopesfall? Misery Signals? Above This Fire?
Ok I'm done for now :p.
Haste The Day, Hopesfall, Above This Fire
Ok I'm done for now :p.
Ok cool thanks for the recommendations, only I have to go, so I'll check them out later.
/adds FBTMOF/Misery Signals to list
EDIT: Haste The Day (http://www.purevolume.com/hastetheday) is amazing, they are so good. Thank you for that, I remember Brian posted them a while back, I saved all the links he gave and they were under there, so thanks for the reminder :thumb:
Dinosawesome
11-01-2005, 09:15 PM
This Providence (http://www.purevolume.com/thisprovidence/)
A band from Seattle, This providence blends catchy pop-punk lyrics with melodies that'll stick in your head for days at a time. Although they're sound leans a little towards Christian Rock the band insists that, although they are religious, that their chosen religion has no influence upon their music. I suggest you check out all their Purevolume tunes, they're rocking.
BridgeToSolace
11-01-2005, 10:28 PM
"Our Worlds Divorce" or whatever that album is called has some nifty songs on it ^
TakeWarning
11-04-2005, 09:11 AM
Can someone recommend me some Power-Pop, a bit like The Matches?
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vInsAniTy
11-05-2005, 09:34 PM
Try listening to any System of a Down album, as they are great. Everyone knows BYOB. Their songs are heavy, but incredibly catchy. Also, Alkaline Trio are a really good pop-punk. Catchy lyrics and songs, just so good :)
TakeWarning
11-06-2005, 05:36 AM
Try listening to any System of a Down album, as they are great. Everyone knows BYOB. Their songs are heavy, but incredibly catchy. Also, Alkaline Trio are a really good pop-punk. Catchy lyrics and songs, just so good :)
Wait, was that directed at me?
BridgeToSolace
11-06-2005, 04:30 PM
BTBAM
Into The Moat
Throwdown
Bury Your Dead
Breakdown-full hardcore: Black My Heart, Seventh Star, Let It Die, In Due Time, Full Blown Chaos.
KSE
Eh, I don't really listen to killswitch. I hear Shadows Fall is similar, though. The current singer of KSE used to be in a band called Blood Has Been Shed...check 'em out.
A7X
The Showdown, Summer's End, Circle Of Sidelights.
Atreyu
Autumn Burns Red (their screamers sound similar, at least).
ETID
People say that Fight Paris sound really similar to ETID. I don't listen to either; I don't know.
Misery Signals
The guitarists (maybe bassist and drummer too, I dunna) used to be in a band called 7 Angels 7 Plagues. The screamer used to be in a band called Compromise.
Tjebby
11-06-2005, 05:09 PM
People say that Fight Paris sound really similar to ETID. I don't listen to either; I don't know.
Fight Paris is what Chris calls a ETID ripoff.
BridgeToSolace
11-06-2005, 05:55 PM
Fight Paris is what Chris calls a ETID ripoff.
I know; that's why I suggested them :p
cbmartinez
11-06-2005, 08:40 PM
Yeah, they are.
Jon bringing the knowledge as usual although it's August Burns Red and they one of the worst bands I have ever heard.
BridgeToSolace
11-06-2005, 09:00 PM
Yeah, they are.
Jon bringing the knowledge as usual although it's August Burns Red and they one of the worst bands I have ever heard.
Yeh, and?
I never said I liked the bands I suggested :p
cbmartinez
11-06-2005, 09:01 PM
Dude, Taken is so ridiculously good.
Into The Moat
Breakdown-full hardcore: Black My Heart, Seventh Star, Let It Die, In Due Time, Full Blown Chaos.
Eh, I don't really listen to killswitch. I hear Shadows Fall is similar, though. The current singer of KSE used to be in a band called Blood Has Been Shed...check 'em out.
The Showdown, Summer's End, Circle Of Sidelights.
Autumn Burns Red (their screamers sound similar, at least).
People say that Fight Paris sound really similar to ETID. I don't listen to either; I don't know.
The guitarists (maybe bassist and drummer too, I dunna) used to be in a band called 7 Angels 7 Plagues. The screamer used to be in a band called Compromise.
Sweet, thanks dude, wanting some more bands like this.
TakeWarning
11-07-2005, 06:16 AM
Can someone recommend me some Power-Pop, a bit like The Matches?
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I've never heard much of the Matches so I can't help you really. If you want just pop-punk though try Spitalfeild, Cartel, Northstar, Halifax, My Awesome Compilation, and Gatsbys American Dream. If you've heard any already, or it isn't what you want the I apologize.
TakeWarning
11-07-2005, 08:13 AM
I've never heard much of the Matches so I can't help you really. If you want just pop-punk though try Spitalfeild, Cartel, Northstar, Halifax, My Awesome Compilation, and Gatsbys American Dream. If you've heard any already, or it isn't what you want the I apologize.
Thankyou, my good man.
Someone reccommend me a Black Flag album please. While you're at it, anything that you think is really good that I might not have heard before would be nice as well.
SunnyDayRealEstateAM
11-13-2005, 03:23 PM
Can anyone recommend me some bands that are like The Blood Brothers (genre is other on most)?
BridgeToSolace
11-13-2005, 04:28 PM
I hear The Murder Of Rosa Luxemburg is similar. I don't listen to either band, so I'm not sure.
Blueprint Car Crash remindes me of BB a lot as well, although I'm not sure why.
SunnyDayRealEstateAM
11-13-2005, 04:33 PM
Okay, thanks I'll check em' out.
cbmartinez
11-13-2005, 04:35 PM
The Chinese Stars.
Something similar to SDRE?
Mute Print
11-13-2005, 08:02 PM
Texas Is The Reason
The Promise Ring
American Football
I have an album from each of them on Soulseek, so feel free to take what you want. :)
SunnyDayRealEstateAM
11-14-2005, 09:57 AM
Capn' Jazz
I'm recommending you all listen to some Protest The ****ing Hero. They are pretty sweet. And they're awesome live. They're getting kind of big around here at the moment. For a good reason too.
http://www.purevolume.com/protestthehero
They're also from one of the towns I grew up in.
Fire Away
12-09-2005, 07:23 AM
Anyone know any good songs by Mest? Or Matchbook Romance?
DepthsOfDreams555
12-09-2005, 07:28 AM
Or Matchbook Romance?
I used to listen to them a lot they have a new album comming out on Valentines Day. Playing for Keeps is a really good song and everyone says Promise is but I don't really like it. You probably will thats how all there fans start to like them. Your Stories, My Alibis is a good song as well. They are a good band but I don't think there new album is going to be any good. They have a song from it on their purevolume and it isn't very good.
http://www.purevolume.com/matchbookromance
Playing for Keeps isn't on there but My Eyes Burn is a good song.
I'm recommending you all listen to some Protest The ####### Hero. They are pretty sweet. And they're awesome live. They're getting kind of big around here at the moment. For a good reason too.
http://www.purevolume.com/protestthehero
They're also from one of the towns I grew up in.
I like it.
Bad Blood
12-09-2005, 03:21 PM
http://www.myspace.com/kibzmusic
This guy is a genius.
Anyone who ever watched Art Attack, listen to this.
Fire Away
12-11-2005, 04:44 AM
everyone says Promise is but I don't really like it. You probably will thats how all there fans start to like them.
Yeah actually thats the only song ive heard and I quite like it, hence my thirst for more.
TakeWarning
12-11-2005, 04:54 AM
Matchbook Romance's best song is Farewell To Friends.
Kif casts Revive
Kif dies from sadness
Yeah anyway, I thought I'd share some recommendations people need to hear.
Cassino (http://www.purevolume.com/cassino) recently posted a new demo on their Purevolume, and I have no doubt that this band are gonna be big this year. Formed of ex-Northstar members, they have 4 demos up for listening now and they are beautiful. Made up of harmonic acoustic melodies and soft vocals, they are great listening for any acoustic lover. Check out "American Low" and "The Gin War"... hell, listen to them all!
If you want something a little heavier, check out Forgive Durden (http://www.purevolume.com/forgivedurden). This 4 piece band have gotten a lot of praise lately, and new album Wonderland is set to be one of the best this spring, being compared to the likes of Gatsby's American Dream and Boys Night Out. Listen to "Beware The Famous Jub Jub Bird And Shun The Frumious Bandersnatch" and "The Great Affair Is To Move"
I'll update this later, my computer is playing up at the mo ment
Guys post some good local bands, I am looking for more local bands to listen to. Maybe some with a lot of screaming, and stuff like that.
kthx.
shangbang
02-28-2006, 05:00 PM
Guys post some good local bands, I am looking for more local bands to listen to. Maybe some with a lot of screaming, and stuff like that.
kthx.
One of the best bands in my area
http://www.myspace.com/5fi
another good semi-local band
http://www.myspace.com/riversendmusic
BridgeToSolace
02-28-2006, 06:13 PM
Cassino (http://www.purevolume.com/cassino) recently posted a new demo on their Purevolume, and I have no doubt that this band are gonna be big this year. Formed of ex-Northstar members, they have 4 demos up for listening now and they are beautiful. Made up of harmonic acoustic melodies and soft vocals, they are great listening for any acoustic lover. Check out "American Low" and "The Gin War"... hell, listen to them all!
This band recieves the Jon Seal Of Approval.
This band recieves the Jon Seal Of Approval.
One of the best bands in my area
http://www.myspace.com/5fi
another good semi-local band
http://www.myspace.com/riversendmusic
Thanks guys, I'll check them out.
Keep on coming guys.
Bad Blood
03-01-2006, 11:07 AM
http://www.myspace.com/blacklightmusic
This is my mates band. They're awesome, check them out.
Edit: Haha, yeah. Check these guys out too http://www.myspace.com/silenceyourself
This is another band near me. They suck, but it's quite funny to listen to and take them serious.
I can't remember the last time I did one of these, but this should be the last one from my current PC, so I'll be more fluent next time.
Hundred Reasons (http://www.myspace.com/hundredreasons) have always had a bad relationship with the British music scene. They were in the sweeps of Violent Delight and Hell Is For Heroes, and eventually were dropped back in 2005. Now they are back with a triumphant third album, entitled Kill Your Own, filled with the heavy melodies they are known for. I highly suggest checking out "Broken Hands" and "The Perfect Gift" on their Myspace if you are a fan of harsh rock with some poppy melody.
Anathello (http://www.myspace.com/anathallo) created a buzz in the indie scene this year. They released album Floating Worlds in January and it's absolutely beautiful. Takes a bit of getting into, but is very reminicent of Ryan Adams, Bright Eyes and Rocky Votolato. There are odd instrument choices and melodic vocals, and together the album sounds brilliant. Listen to "Hoodwink" and "Don't Kid Yourself, You Need a Physician" for taster of this band.
I'd have more, really, but my audio output is plugged into my Zen at the moment and I can't check much out at the moment. Trust me, next week it'll be back to the regular 4 or so.
kellyisdead
03-19-2006, 04:27 PM
"Check out California's brand new up and coming artistTen Falls Forthand their newly released first full lenght album excuse me..i believe thats my ride"
http://www.purevolume.com/tenfallsforth
The structure of the c.d is amazing, with a poppy (its a great day)intro, leading into more soft (one that got away/goosebumps from a cello)songs, Only to smash you in the face with songs that cause speeding tickets, and finish off with a melodic(what the hell just happend)ending.
you can check em out at http://www.tenfallsforth.com
or
http://www.purevolume.com/tenfallsforth
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Thorn
03-21-2006, 03:04 PM
Hey everyone awesome list of music so far...
If you like All American Rejects, Academy Is, Mae, etc...
check out this newly signed band to MidAir Records:
www.myspace.com/fromadamtoatom
This is not an advertising thread for your own band, take that to the Jukebox thread.
I swear this thread is as good as dead, but I'll still post anyway. If one person takes into consideration the bands in this thread, I'll be happy.
Saves The Day (http://www.absolutepunk.net/savestheday) are returning this year from a 3-year break after letdown album In Reverie. Slammed by most fans, they renewed their contract with Vagrant last year after finding no one else to release their new album. Alas, it's been a long time coming, but the emotional kids are back stronger than ever. Sound The Alarm is reminiscent of older albums like Stay What You Are, combining great infectious melodies with heart-wrenching lyrics. You can stream new song "Head For The Hills" exclusively from their Absolute Punk profile.
Punchline (http://www.myspace.com/punchline) are enjoying their stay on Fueled By Ramen at the moment, arguably the most dominant pop-punk label at the moment. Their new album 37 Everywhere is another shining example of how great true pop-punk records still exist, sounding similar to many old Drive-Thru bands. Made up of memorable riffs and some great harmonys and vocals, the album is sure to be on iPods everywhere when it's released. You can stream songs "Flashlight" and "Green Light" from the album on their Myspace.
Lately, there's only been one thing I've listened a lot of, and that's Hit The Lights (http://www.absolutepunk.net/hitthelights). Their debut album This Is A Stick Up... Don't Make It A Murder has caused a lot of buzz and brings back more of the early 2000's style pop-punk like The Movielife, Fenix*TX and Allister. Their memorable vocals and fairly original and equally impressive melodies have made sure their album has stayed on my MP3 player for weeks, and I'm certain they will get bigger when it's released. Absolute Punk is currently putting 4 songs from the album up each week, 4 of which are available from the link.
I know there isn't too much variety this week, but I've been in a very pop-punky mood.
Recommendations for this week! I'd appreciate anyone checking these out, and of course posting their own recommendations.
Ocean's Firing (http://www.myspace.com/oceansfirin) are my first recommendation, sounding similar to Terminal and Boys Night Out. They have a great sound, which makes me wonder why the hell these guys haven't been signed yet! You can stream their entire Bravado EP from their Myspace, but I suggest checking out "Marlin Texas" and "Bravo Bravado" if you like the bands I ssaid before.
Head Automatica (http://www.purevolume.com/headautomatica) are back as well, with new album Popaganda. However, if you can't wait that long, you can purchase the Pop Rocks EP on iTunes, or stream 3 songs from the album and EP on their Myspace. With a soothing blend of indie-rock and dance beats, the band turned heads in 2004 with their Decadance release. I suggest checking out "Laughing At You" and "Graduation Day" on their Myspace, as well as "Beating Heart Baby". Because that song owns anyway.
Birdmonster (http://www.myspace.com/birdmonster) are soon releasing debut album No Midnight this Monday, a brilliant mix of country-esque melodies and hard rock riffs. I think this album will do well for them. Check out "Cause You Can" and "No Midnight" from their Myspace for some great rock songs with nice musicianship.
Permanent Solution
04-14-2006, 06:10 PM
Hey guys I need new music, kthx.
I'm open to anything meeting the following qualifications:
Have at least 1 full length release
Signed
Not impossible to find
Go go go, I only have 1500 songs left to listen to in itunes and I'm scared :(
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