women - public strain
yo la tengo - summer sun
the men - immacaudladula
thinking fellers - strangers from the universe
[QUOTE=YDload;18640024]yes to all of these, or at least the ones i've heard[/QUOTE]
yess. which one(s) haven't you heard? if it's pennines, they're some midwest emo revival thing

Meshuggah - Contradictions Collapse
The Haunted - rEVOLVEr
Moose - XYZ (this album is like spun-sugar sweet, totally sublime dreampop)

The telescopes - # Untitled second

v.v.nice.

[QUOTE=DBlitz;18644308]women - public strain
yo la tengo - summer sun
the men - immacaudladula
thinking fellers - strangers from the universe

yess. which one(s) haven't you heard? if it's pennines, they're some midwest emo revival thing[/QUOTE]

these all rule

eric copeland puerto rican ep; whore house blues ep
yvette s/t ep
days in december /sweater weather split ep
god willing /privy seals split lp

bought all of these at a local record store today

90 day men - (it (is) it) critical band
disco inferno - the five eps
rodan - peel sessions
camberwell now - all's well

90 day men rule so hard
rodan is pretty cool, not great though

havent heard the other two

women - s/t
god willing/privy seals split lp
whisper room - white birch
jackie-o motherfucker - change
the opera glove sinks into the sea - s/t

Jenny Hval - Viscera
mewithoutYou - Catch Us for the Foxes
DJ Quik - The Book of David

Viscera is AOTY level

Wolves in the Throne Room - Celestial Lineage

Danny Brown - XXX

bestttt

shit the one track i heard from that was so good, i gotta get that

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfjgnPS5f-g

thawed out
burial hex
joseph nechvatal
medicine - sample song = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96qQ6y_QpIc

medicine is pretty cool, gnarly shoegaze

Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman
Paris - Sleeping With The Enemy

kitch you should check out camberwell now now, it's the next linear step after this heat, feat their drummer & bassist

rodan's peel sessions are the best thing they did

quasimoto
the war on drugs
black moon

Suede - pretty much all their albums

some people say a new morning and head music sucked, they weren't terrible but they'll never be as great as their first two albums

animal nitrate is one of the best brit-pop songs ever

[QUOTE=niobium;18647375]kitch you should check out camberwell now now, it's the next linear step after this heat, feat their drummer & bassist

rodan's peel sessions are the best thing they did[/QUOTE]

sweet, just dl'd all's well

Zs -Arms & New Slaves & New Slaves II - impressively diverse avantjazz/noise

Consumer Electronics - Public Attack 3 - legendary PE

Genus Inkasso - Occasionally Slumping, Smiling Weakly - exp noise/drone/musiq concrete/field recordings

Dark Dark Dark - Daydreaming
Burning Shapes - Drop, Lonely Fishes

Currently listening to Atlas Sound ( Deerhunter frontman) , Great indie music :[url]http://www.dbhills.com/Listen-Atlas-Sound-Terra-Incognita-Te-Amo[/url]

terra incognita is really good

career suicide- [I]attempted suicide[/I]
iron lung- [I]sexless//no sex[/I]
ty segall- [I]melted[/I]
fucked up- [I]epic in minutes[/I]
kurt vile- [I]god is saying this to you...[/I]
brian jonestown- [I]take it from the man![/I], [I]their satanic majesties second request[/I]
van morrison- [I]astral weeks[/I]

[QUOTE=MarsBands;18651441]Dark Dark Dark - Daydreaming
Burning Shapes - Drop, Lonely Fishes[/QUOTE]

saw dark dark dark last night


im really digging vatican shadow (minimal syth/industrial/noise)

[QUOTE=kitsch;18652539]saw dark dark dark last night


im really digging vatican shadow (minimal syth/industrial/noise)[/QUOTE]

yeah they were in St. Louis weren't they, or was that the night before?

I would have loved to be there but unfortunately science hasn't figured out how to allow me to be in two places at once.

Lovin' me some Cathy Davey, specifically, the live versions of Universe Tipping and Little Red. She is amazing live. Also diggin' Holy Moly.

grouper - a i a / dragging a deer
stars of the lid - refinement decline
women - public strain
natural snow buildings - shadow kingdom
deathprod - morals and dogma
american football - s/t
allo darlin - s/t

[QUOTE=MarsBands;18652778]yeah they were in St. Louis weren't they, or was that the night before?

I would have loved to be there but unfortunately science hasn't figured out how to allow me to be in two places at once.

Lovin' me some Cathy Davey, specifically, the live versions of Universe Tipping and Little Red. She is amazing live. Also diggin' Holy Moly.[/QUOTE]

that was the night before i saw them. they came to the city i live in, bloomington, indiana. it was a slower, more subdued show


[QUOTE=DBlitz;18652987]grouper - a i a / dragging a deer
stars of the lid - refinement decline
women - public strain
natural snow buildings - shadow kingdom
deathprod - morals and dogma
american football - s/t
allo darlin - s/t[/QUOTE]

nice choices


igor stravinsky - rite of spring
black mountain transmitter - black goat of the woods
Around The Dragon's Broken Neck Hangs The Medal Of Saint Lazarus (comp from hospital productions)
vatican shadow - kneel before religious icons; mural of saddam
blazebirth hall - hammerkrieg comp (NSBM comp)

Rites of Spring is amazing, I wish I knew more orchestrated pieces that were as inventive sounding.

Blake Babies - Sunburn
Lustmord - The Place Where The Black Stars Hang
Stabbing Westward - Ungod (I used to listen to this when I was like 11 or 12, wow I must be depressed)

is stabbing westward more industrial or more alt rock? ive been going thru an industrial streak lately.

The Skygreen Leopards - Disciples of California
Animal Collective - Feels
Wolves in the Throne Room - Celestial Lineage

[QUOTE=kitsch;18653129]is stabbing westward more industrial or more alt rock? ive been going thru an industrial streak lately.[/QUOTE]

they straddle the line, very aggro like most "nu-metal" bands of the early 90's but also pretty tech-y with a hard edged electronic sound. The singer just happens to have a ballsy voice capable of aggression and squalls of melody, and the band sounds like they try and are capable of making good songs. It all ends in pop hooks and playing towards those affections, but I was certainly a fanboy from a young age. Listening to them now makes a lot of sense, strangely.

you can see the seeds of the branches that you are precariously perched upon now?

it would seem so, that and the ex is finally with another guy so the music carries some emotional baggage

this song seems to speak [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmjvKYUdKUs[/url]

and then this one screams [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHewf4Ns-Uo[/url]

Wooden Shjips - [I]West[/I]
Royal Headache - [I]Royal Headache[/I]
Gucci Mane - [I]The Return of Mr. Zone 6[/I]