I've heard a lot about Joshua Fit for Battle, Orchid and Indian Summer but I have yet to check them out.

I'm starting to like David Kilgour. Cool laid-back New Zeanland indie is ace.

[B]
Broken Social Scene - s/t
Minus the Bear - Menos El Oso
Elbow - A Cast of Thousands
Walk the Line - Soundtrack[/B]

Elliott Smith - [I]XO[/I]

James Brown - [I]The Godfather Of Soul[/I] (Greatest Hits Compilation)
Various Artists - [I]Funk Soul Brothers[/I] (Compilation)

[QUOTE=Electrocution]Joshua Fit for Battle
Orchid
Saetia
Indian Summer

What a good genre.[/QUOTE]

Tell me about Orchid, I've been meaning to hear them for ages. I'm listening to CTTS this morning, I'm in a good mood for it.

Embrace - [I]Embrace[/I]

gooood shiiiiiiizzle.

Rites of Spring
One Last Wish

[QUOTE=br3ad_man]Tell me about Orchid, I've been meaning to hear them for ages. I'm listening to CTTS this morning, I'm in a good mood for it.[/QUOTE]

I find their singer more intense than most, and their cd's cover art's are quite groovy too. Cool band.

Musically, they're way better than Hot Cross as well, who seem to be the second most celebrated screamo band around mx.

I actually referred to Orchid on my post, but I guess it also applies to CTTS. There's only so much Hot Cross I can listen to before I put down my earphones; I don't really enjoy them as much as everyone else does.

Oh ok, that sounds good then.

The Delgados
Thomas Dybdahl
Jesus Lizard
Beck
Jill Scott
Yo La Tengo

I will keep pimping The Delgados and Thomas Dybdahl on these forums. Just to annoy you all some more :evil:

[QUOTE=NachoChez]That's good stuff.

Did you ever hear the [i]Death to False Screamo[/i] compilation? All those bands (except Indian Summer) plus a lot more.[/QUOTE]
Do you have it? I want.

I like Heroin, too. The drug, not the band.

Peter Gabriel

Been listening to Talk Talk and K'naan.

It arrived today.

Sun Kil Moon - [i]Tiny Cities[/i]

[QUOTE=3rdplanet]Been listening to Talk Talk[/QUOTE]
I had the chance today to pick up one of their albums (don't know which one it was) for real cheap today but I didn't because I've never heard any of their stuff. How would you describe their sound?

Avant-garde/jazz masterpiece? I don't think that's a very accurate description.

As for me:
Masada - [i]Live In Middelheim[/i]
Melt-Banana - [i]Cell-Scape[/i]
Swervedriver - [i]Mezcal Head[/i]

Dusted off and am listening to Dinosaur Jr - [i]Bug[/i].

[QUOTE=NachoChez]Their first few albums were very new-wave pop influenced, but their last two are pretty much avant-garde/jazz masterpieces.[/QUOTE]

Sounds pretty awesome to me, I'll have to pick one up sometime.

Diggin' [I]The Good, The Bad And The Ugly[/I] soundtrack right now.

What does Melt-Banana sound like?

[QUOTE=The Great Decay]What does Melt-Banana sound like?[/QUOTE]

Fast and furious noise-punk with Deerhoof-ish girl vocals. That's what I thought of [I]Cell Scape[/I] anyways.

The fast and furious noise-punk helps, and intrigues me as well, but I've never listened to Deerhoof before either.

Deerhoof's vocals are very high pitched, and it helps if you like how Japanese girls sing in English.

I really, really disliked Deerhoof the one time I listened to them. I really, really don't want to try listening to them again either.The vocals are just intolerable.

Air

It's an "Asian thing" I guess.

The Chameleons are a neat band.

I just put on some Johnny Cash. I'm enjoying it.

[QUOTE=Electrocution]I just put on some Johnny Cash. I'm enjoying it.[/QUOTE]

I'm gonna copy you.