Worst band of 2005
 

Has to be british whale the worst band EVER

I haven't heard of them. :-(

Isn't that Justin Hawkins solo project?

Oh. If it is, then I have heard them. I liked his cover of that Sparks song.

I'm giving Best Band of 2005 to Black Eyed Peas, since "My Humps" is the best single of the year thus far.

Bloc Party
The Bravery
Louie XIV

The Kaiser Chiefs were/are pretty damn bad

My Humps may be a bad song, but the video is awesome ;)

[QUOTE=The_Passenger]The Kaiser Chiefs were/are pretty damn bad[/QUOTE]

Seconded. One of the most overhyped bands of the past few years.

I agree on Black Eyed Peas. They're quite awful.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]So far I'm giving it to Black Eyed Peas, since "My Humps" is the worst single of the year thus far.[/QUOTE]

When I first heard that song it scared me because I thought the world was ending.

In a world where Staind and Nickelback came out with new albums in the same year, it would be hard to choose any other band.

But I choose Aqueduct. They're really really boring and lack melody. The one thing you needed to be a silly indie rock/pop band was a hook and you lost it!

The Bravery
Black Eyed Peas
Kaiser Cheifs

Basically just too much to list.

The Mars Volta.

o noes i'm gonna git flamed.

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Don't forget Trapt, Default and Sevendust.



Actually, go ahead and forget them. Everybody else did.[/QUOTE]

I don't know why, but in the realm of terrible categories of popular music, I tend to rate modern rock below everything else, including pop-punk, pop that thinks it's pop-punk, and garage-rock revival crap. Don't get me wrong though, it's all very very horrible!

Hawthorne Heights.

Ugh x 100.

Kaiser Cheifs, I like "I Predict a Riot" but the rest of their songs are just plain annoying.

[QUOTE=YDload]In a world where Staind and Nickelback came out with new albums in the same year, it would be hard to choose any other band.[/QUOTE]
I just love the technicality of Nickelback though, and how every song they do sounds [i]completely[/i] different...I hope one day to be half as amazing as they are.

Oh and the Bravery are terrible too.

[QUOTE=YDload]In a world where Staind and Nickelback came out with new albums in the same year, it would be hard to choose any other band. [/QUOTE]

Word. Exactly.

[QUOTE=YDload]I don't know why, but in the realm of terrible categories of popular music, I tend to rate modern rock below everything else, including pop-punk, pop that thinks it's pop-punk, and garage-rock revival crap. Don't get me wrong though, it's all very very horrible![/QUOTE]

That's what pisses me off about the genre "modern rock"--it's not modern at all. It's crap.

[QUOTE=Wanker]That's what pisses me off about the genre "modern rock--" it's not modern at all. It's crap.[/QUOTE]

I agree with this statement.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]I agree with this statement.[/QUOTE]

"Modern" in terms of music should explore the modernist paradigm of order and impulse. I see none of that being shown by any of those jerks.

[QUOTE=Wanker]"Modern" in terms of music should explore the modernist paradigm of order and impulse. I see none of that being shown by any of those jerks.[/QUOTE]

You tell 'em.

insane clown posse wins this every year.

Hawthorne Heights

I'm gonna have to say:

Bloc Party
The Bravery

[QUOTE=Wanker]"Modern" in terms of music should explore the modernist paradigm of order and impulse. I see none of that being shown by any of those jerks.[/QUOTE]
Modernism has been a dead movement for the past 50 years.

Hawthorne Heights, definitely.

Crossfade. All of my retarded redneck "friends" listen to them, and it's so obvious to see that this band engineered by a record label is precisely hitting its target audience. I don't even know if they came out with their album this year, but they're still around being dull as hell.

Billy Talent, coincidentally the worst band of last year.

Otherwise I'm going with the Killers. Horrible, just horrible.