[QUOTE]been listening to

afghan whigs
red house painters
american music club

anyone know any other bands kinda similar. don't say sun kil moon etc. thx[/QUOTE]


Low

I'm not sure how popular these guys are, but who has heard of The Liars? I've been really loving their minimalistic sound lately..They've a very good chill yet quite haunting sound.

Liars are good.

Something's not quite right tonight. Suzanne's laying in bed, but I just can't allow myself to sleep. I'm anxious and feeling stupid. Oh well, it's given me a chance to listen to music, I guess.

Brian Eno - [i]Ambient 1[/i]
Arve Henriksen - [i]Chiaroscuro[/i]

ALSO! Shining and Arve Henriksen will both be releasing new records shortly. Shining is going to release [i]Grindstone[/i] in January and Arve is releasing [i]Strjon[/i] in February. I can't wait for either.

Prurient - Troubled Sleep
Klaxons - Xan Valleys EP
Cidflux - Random Household Pictures
Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks

Low - The Great Destroyer

Thanks to teh winkles for loading it up in the album trading thread.

Joanna Newsom- Milk-Eyed Mender
Astrud Gilberto- A Certain Smile, A Certain Sadness

Now it's...

[I]The Beatles - Magical Myster Tour[/I]

Panda Bear - [i]Young Prayer[/i]
Comets on Fire - [i]Avatar[/i]

Yeah, Panda Bear. It seems as though I'll mainly be listening to that album for the next week or two until I get my mp3 player back.

Wilco - [i]A Ghost Is Born[/i]
Sufjan Stevens - [i]Illinois[/i]
Bob Dylan - [i]The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan[/i]
Nick Drake - [i]Bryter Layter[/i]
Elliott Smith - [i]Either/Or[/i]

It's cold outside. [emo][i]And inside...[/i][/emo]

lightning bolt

Trashmen - Surfin' Bird

Sublime

Freshly Wrapped Candies - I Like You
The Unicorns - Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?

Guided by Voices - [I]Bee Thousand[/I]

This isn't nearly as good as I was hoping it to be. I'll have to listen to it more though.

I'm digging Russell Gunn's new record. He's my hometown hero.

[quote=Zebra;13786174]Guided by Voices - [I]Bee Thousand[/I]

This isn't nearly as good as I was hoping it to be. I'll have to listen to it more though.[/quote]

Woha. weird, I loved that album so much the first week I had it, and then after that I kinda got tired of it. . . still very good, though.

I'm digging Automatic For the People, and the White Album. Indie.

[QUOTE=NineBitFable;13787395]Woha. weird, I loved that album so much the first week I had it, and then after that I kinda got tired of it. . . still very good, though.[/QUOTE]

In my case, the opposite. Every time I listen to it I get hooked to the melodies in different songs.

Lewis Black - [I]The White Album[/I]

Big Black - Songs About F[I]u[/I]cking.

I just listened to it for 4 hours during my workshift. Everybody download it from the Album Trading e-mail, it's amazing.

Mote, have you heard Atomizer? It's > SAF

I'm drowning my sorrows about missing ATP by listening to Black Flag. Good outlet for my anger.

I'm going to get the Rich Man's 8-Track soon, which has Atomizer and couple of EP's and outtakes. If it's really that much better then SAF, then I'm in for a treat.

Right now I'mma listenin' to [I]Meat Puppets - II[/I]

It's not [i]that[/i] much better, but still better. Both rule.

Cool. My favorite song off of SAF is L Dopa, it's just so amazingly aggressive, and all that he's really saying is "It's a dollop of Daisy." Brilliant!

Oh my god. Sour cream.

their cover of "He's a Whore" is cool

Yea, I love Albini's voice is too.

Foy Vance

check him out in the Folk Listening partay.

for the past hour i've been listening to Rosa in my room, non-stop.

for some reason even though they're among the most simple of the PIX folk punk bands, they're still so amazing. it just makes me happy to listen to them.

finally heard a RHP song thanks to youtube. it was just the song playing over a still shot of the band, clever way to get that out there >:-}

it was called "Katy Song" and i remember someone posted the lyrics in that big Mark Kozelek thread. really really great song, you're right again Nacho :)

glass on the pavement under my shoe
without you is all my life amounts to
:upset:

Eloy - Inside
this album would be near perfect if the opener didn't rip off Pink Floyd's Echoes in certain places (still more interesting than Floyd anyway)

[QUOTE=pulseczar;13789292]glass on the pavement under my shoe
without you is all my life amounts too
:upset:[/QUOTE]

wait is that from the rhp song or the eloy song

edit: ok its from the rhp song.

Victor Jara
Red House Painters

red house painters
grandaddy

Venetian Snares - Rossz Csillag Alatt Szuletett

Big Black - Songs About Fu[I]c[/I]king (still)
Minus the Bear - They Make Beer Commercials like This

Just got tickets for Regina Spektor in February so i've been digging her again.

beh-ah beh-ah beh-ah beh-aahhhhhhh

[QUOTE=Eliminator;13790257]beh-ah beh-ah beh-ah beh-aahhhhhhh[/QUOTE]
Kick a[size=2]ss[/size] avatar. Great group.

The Velvet Underground - [i]April 1966 Sceptor Studios (Norman Dolph Acetate)[/i]
Vashti Bunyan - [i]Lookaftering[/i]
Shining - [i]In The Kingdom of Kitsch You Will Be A Monster[/i]

[QUOTE=_Mote_;13787780]Cool. My favorite song off of SAF is L Dopa, it's just so amazingly aggressive, and all that he's really saying is "It's a dollop of Daisy." Brilliant![/QUOTE]
dat's my favorite song too. i love the riff. second place is clearly fish fry though.

Stolen Babies - There Be Squabbles Ahead
The Book of Knots - The Book of Knots