The "New Music Artists you currently do enjoy" thread

[SeattleEd]

^^ Hell yes. Although I don't recall Lilys being on Elephant 6, Slumberland and SpinArt. Recently just got the "Eccsame The Photon Band" colored vinyl reissue. Still have the original CD.

[Brazoo]

That's interesting, when I was 7th grade I got really into another Genesis front man, Peter Gabriel's "Security" album. That also didn't work so good in with the "lumberjack jacket/Triumph shirt with the white sleeves" crew in high school.

Haha - I'm a bit younger, so the very first album I bought with my own money was "So". I loved that album - and I also loved Collins - and at that time I had no idea there was a connection between them.

I don't think Gabriel works as well for proof of my lame tastes, because I think he holds up a lot better. I don't think he's "cool", but I still think "Security" is a great album. Some of the production and the world music influences sound dated, but it's still a dark and interesting pop album. I think I still have my cassette copy of the german version someplace.

[palitoy]

Haha - I'm a bit younger, so the very first album I bought with my own money was "So". I loved that album - and I also loved Collins - and at that time I had no idea there was a connection between them.

I don't think Gabriel works as well for proof of my lame tastes, because I think he holds up a lot better. I don't think he's "cool", but I still think "Security" is a great album. Some of the production and the world music influences sound dated, but it's still a dark and interesting pop album. I think I still have my cassette copy of the german version someplace.

Yeah Gabriel was more of a "city limits" artist and I really liked how different he was in his first two records. Oddly, "So" was the first album that ever horrified me for being too commercial, that whole "I hate it when bands I like get big" syndrome we do when we're young.

[Brazoo]

Yeah Gabriel was more of a "city limits" artist and I really liked how different he was in his first two records. Oddly, "So" was the first album that ever horrified me for being too commercial, that whole "I hate it when bands I like get big" syndrome we do when we're young.

I know that syndrome well.

[Brazoo]

Here's a hand full of Canadian bands I'm into:

TOPS - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBXI9_-sRMc
King Khan and BBQ Show - https://vimeo.com/16977379
Teenanger - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoPco0lGyXI
CATL - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0ZnUyWEIUo
Soupcans - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SbRg7ixt4M
TV Freaks - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDMysCSVw6E
Surinam - https://surinamband.bandcamp.com/
Slim Twig - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K16FacbIi4
METZ - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqbbPzmvuoE
Grimes - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtH68PJIQLE
Viet Cong - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdMz7BUtOvk
Eric Chenaux - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxK_snZ2rHQ
Alvvays - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAn3JdtSrnY
US Girls - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9IMOrF_6EE

[daz71]

i have some great canadian 60s stuff both in english & french.loved those 2 freak out total compilations.

[daz71]

^^ Hell yes. Although I don't recall Lilys being on Elephant 6, Slumberland and SpinArt. Recently just got the "Eccsame The Photon Band" colored vinyl reissue. Still have the original CD.

i don't think they were i think that was just me lumping them in with them because they were around at the same time doing similar stuff.

[Brazoo]

All Sabbath fans should check out Crosss - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1NtDQ7Dt9wA

4NDR10D mentioned Wooden Shjips, the first time I saw Crosss was opening for the related band Moon Duo (also great). It was a fantasticly, sludgy, stonery night!

[JRT!]

Guess I'm more of a mainstream person when it comes to new music. Right now on my playlist is stuff like:

Switchfoot.
Yellowcard.
Blue October.
Naked and Famous.
Grouplove.
Sia.
Tom Day.
When In Rome.
Mattafix.
Sounds Under Radio.
Pegboard Nerds.
Parachute Youth.
In-Flight Safety.

And a few others,and of course the usual 80's and 90's stuff,lol!

J-R!

[palitoy]

The Iron Horse by the Sound Defects isn't totally recent but it is a hidden gem that I listen to monthly. It's a soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist but should.

[Gorn Captain]

Black Keys.
Paolo Nutini.
Prima Nocta and Fifty Foot Combo (both Belgian bands).
Imelda May and Caro Emerald (though their music is mostly retro).

There's still decent music out there, but I feel you have to look a little harder than in the old days. They may not top the charts, but still great music.

[daz71]

The Iron Horse by the Sound Defects isn't totally recent but it is a hidden gem that I listen to monthly. It's a soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist but should.

i thought it was going to be like the silencers -cyclerific sounds lp i think that had something to do with the dirtbombs.

[Brazoo]

Mac DeMarco - groovy laid back stoner rock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwUqjJHcAn8
Fuzz - Ty Segall's awesome side band: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5xRq5f1kCU
Mikal Cronin: frequent Ty Segall collaborator - his second album is great: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=074wHh44p10

[daz71]

uncle acid and the deadbeats may appeal to sabbath fans too.

[Brazoo]

uncle acid and the deadbeats may appeal to sabbath fans too.

Yeah man - great call!