The "New Music Artists you currently do enjoy" thread

[Werewolf]

Nox Arcana

[SeattleEd]

Brian,

May 20th show sold out already. That is fast.

Yup! Where the hell did you find this?



Noted, thanks. Concerts are new to us again since we are in the "Baby Sitter Free" era.

[Mikey]

She has a great voice and does a lot of broadway showtunes .

[palitoy]

Is this the same girl in the first post ?

m

Yup! Where the hell did you find this?

They are touring again and when they are in town, GO. They are amazing live and full of energy. The entire album is beautiful as was the previous EPs. "Bros" reminds of the 90's alternative rock-pop.

Noted, thanks. Concerts are new to us again since we are in the "Baby Sitter Free" era.

[Mikey]

Is this the same girl in the first post ?

m

[SeattleEd]

They are touring again and when they are in town, GO. They are amazing live and full of energy. The entire album is beautiful as was the previous EPs. "Bros" reminds of the 90's alternative rock-pop.

May 20 TD Echo Beach w/ The 1975 (SOLD OUT) Toronto, Canada DAMN!! Popular up there. I'll probably do to the Portland show. Hate Sasquatch festival. Not a fan of The 1975 but they are touring with CHVRCHES in some west coast shows. Worth checking that out.

No, I just kind of stumbled on them recently and knew my wife would really dig them. I found myself trying to describe the song "Bros" and all i could remember was it was "Animal and Girl's name"

[palitoy]

But great live. Did you catch them on the recent tour? A definite Manchester post-punk sound with hints of shoegaze pop.

No, I just kind of stumbled on them recently and knew my wife would really dig them. I found myself trying to describe the song "Bros" and all i could remember was it was "Animal and Girl's name"

[Werewolf]

Symphonic metal

[SeattleEd]

My ulterior motive for this was to check out new stuff, I live in a vacuum.

Wolf Alice was really hard to describe to guy at the record store.

But great live. Did you catch them on the recent tour? A definite Manchester post-punk sound with hints of shoegaze pop.

[palitoy]

My ulterior motive for this was to check out new stuff, I live in a vacuum.

Wolf Alice was really hard to describe to guy at the record store.

[daz71]

Thanks daz71 - that list rules - there's a few on there I need to check out!

there is that hip hop guy called sir psych who has a band called the smoking trees who are good too.

[SeattleEd]

Wow, some good stuff listed above.

Here is what is on my radar:

https://youtu.be/PZ2rNvqiSWM

https://youtu.be/Y7ZpPsaMNMM

https://youtu.be/IhG83uHDMkI

https://youtu.be/ARhk9K_mviE

https://youtu.be/zKbqyuaXolg

https://youtu.be/pmgBdqsOwLo

From last year but still diggin'

https://youtu.be/TD_Q9CxXTo4

https://youtu.be/7U5LWokfRHY

https://youtu.be/zLAhRiUeJ8E

https://youtu.be/nMEHJPuggHQ

[Brazoo]

Thanks daz71 - that list rules - there's a few on there I need to check out!

[daz71]

temples
ty segal
white fence
tame impala-innerspeaker
calibro 35 great late 60s/early 70s sounding instrumental soundtrack stuff
the senior service -60s sounding tv instrumentals
gothic chicken-pop/psych
the soundcarriers
the sufis-pop/psych
the liminanas-french serge gainsbourg like duo
markey funk-instinct lp-late 60s/70s horror like soundtracks
jacco gardner-baroque pop/psych
paul orwell-garage psych
the butterscotch cathederall

[Brazoo]

THERE IS SO MUCH GREAT MUSIC COMING OUT - I'll never get all the kvetching.

Not even digging deep:
Alabama Shakes "Sound & Color" is an absolute masterpiece.

Courtney Barnett "Sometimes I Sit and Think..." is a bucket of smart catchy fun.

Run The Jewels "2" is a modern hip-hop classic. (I know, I know - hip-hop is talentless noise...yawn.)

Did you guys see Ty Segall and the Muggers on Colbert's show the other night? It was amazing!