Can anyone suggest any new bands?

djklambake

shortstack said:

djklambake said:

Fartbarf

wut.

Srsly. Check out their album Dirty Power.

Yes.

Fartbarf.


http://theroaringjuniors.bandcamp.com/

PJSiren

Kane/Christian Kane ~ He's a mix of country and rock, more on the rock side with a twang, as apparently he was too rockin' for Nashville and put his record out on his own label....but I am a HUGE Kaniac, as I am a huge PJ fanatic and I like to promote him whenever I get the opportunity...youtube him, a lot of his music is on there from his albums and live stuff, he's phenomenal!!! A lot of people who don't ordinarily like country music like him....so give him a listen....might surprise you...

Treyert14

I don't know if you like punk/rock.. I don't. But I love the band Transit. There a local band from Boston and their great. Go give em a listen!

mfc2006

C/L

chain

For more "mood" bands i suggest Alt-J and Half Moon Run

llessuR

Rock: The Kills, Band of Skulls, Temples.

Indie: The Donkeys, Alt-J, Woods, The War on Drugs, Warpaint.

Adult Alternative: Gregory Alan Isakov, Junip, Angus, Julia Stone.

Electronic Downtempo: Bonobo, Emancipator, Four Tet, Little Dragon, Tycho.

iamloco724

If you are into hard rock/metal then check out Kyng there 2nd album came out in April I love them

Alot of people describe there sound as a mix of soundgarden, Queens if the stone age and black Sabbath

LukinFan

The Head and the Heart (they're new to me - and I can't get enough of them!)

chitty

I second the head and the heart. Started doing homework on them as they are at a festival I am going to and can't wait to hear them live

llessuR

If you're into Head and the Heart check out Hollow Wood and Typhoon, Hollow Wood is a bit younger, but they are evolving into a Head and the Heart sound and Typhoon has one of the better albums of 2013 in White Lighter.

eeriepadave

Strand Of Oaks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef7ZYeKVsaw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7FPl36EmYw

kein_gerede

What kind of new music do you want?

Post-Rock/Metal: Long Distance Calling, Frames, Russian Circles, Leech, We Stood Like Kings,
Metal/Sludge/Stoner: The Ocean, Ghost Brigade, Kadavar, High On Fire, The Sword,
Jazz: Esbjörn Svensson Trio, Jan Johansson, Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane
Alternative/Rock: Favez, Jason Devore, John Butler Trio (but try the old ones first), Jonathan Boulet, Titus Andronicus, Two Gallants,
PunkRock: Heartsounds, Nothington, Hot Water Music, Avail
Blues: Joe Bonamassa,
HipHop: A Tribe Called Quest, Jurassic 5, Gurus Jazzmatazz, Looptroop Rockers,
Latin: Buena Vista Social Club,

pledgeagrievance

Head and the Heart

Kurt Vile

pledgeagrievance

SVRDhand13 said:

I can suggest a ton of new bands. But I won't, because I went out of my way to find them myself.

Weirdest thing I've read. Why would u post that in a thread that asks u to suggest new bands? Why not just ignore the thread

he.who.forgets

llessuR said:

Rock: The Kills, Band of Skulls, Temples.

Indie: The Donkeys, Alt-J, Woods, The War on Drugs, Warpaint.

Adult Alternative: Gregory Alan Isakov, Junip, Angus, Julia Stone.

Electronic Downtempo: Bonobo, Emancipator, Four Tet, Little Dragon, Tycho.

nice eclectic list here! I dig most of these bands

PJ_Soul

pledgeagrievance said:

SVRDhand13 said:

I can suggest a ton of new bands. But I won't, because I went out of my way to find them myself.

Weirdest thing I've read. Why would u post that in a thread that asks u to suggest new bands? Why not just ignore the thread

I have discovered so much great music because others have mentioned or recommended them. That's actually the main way I hear new music. That's why I love the 'what are you listening to' and 'I just picked up _______' type threads.

robertstackarmy

Geronimo! from Rockford, IL/Chicago and Fourth of July from Lawrence, KS.

eeriepadave

Drenge (2 piece rock band from the UK)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sqJIdcKsrs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AdfZ2rhZmc

JonnyPistachio

Junip.. Its Jose Gonzales.. awesome voice and really cool smooth guitar picker. Ithink he did the majority of the soundtrack for the Walter Mitty movie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kCNM90F_M0

jjflash

Sturgill Simpson -- Metamodern Sounds in Country Music

Top contender for album of the year IMHO. Helluvan album!!! Good song to start w/ is "It Ain't All Flowers"

marjen

Great band and great album. The Sidekicks - Awkward Breed. I saw them open for Gaslight Anthem last year and they are great live too.
http://sidekicksohio.bandcamp.com/album/awkward-breeds

iammine16

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_3mNCaJgNM

Royal Blood

Really digging these guys at the moment

llessuR

JonnyPistachio said:

Junip.. Its Jose Gonzales.. awesome voice and really cool smooth guitar picker. Ithink he did the majority of the soundtrack for the Walter Mitty movie

Fields is my favorite album of the last couple of years. 10/10

Muffin The Mule

Honeyblood, a female duo from Glasgow. Great new album and well worth seeing live.

eeriepadave

The Strypes. Saw they were coming to philly this week and thought i would check out some of their stuff on youtube. Sounded pretty good. Blues/garage rock

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmYXY3SNjLg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZM6L6SUSBc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGOMirYfevA

jerparker20

jjflash said:

Sturgill Simpson -- Metamodern Sounds in Country Music

Top contender for album of the year IMHO. Helluvan album!!! Good song to start w/ is "It Ain't All Flowers"

This. His first album, High Top Mountain, is great as well.

vant0037

llessuR said:

JonnyPistachio said:

Junip.. Its Jose Gonzales.. awesome voice and really cool smooth guitar picker. Ithink he did the majority of the soundtrack for the Walter Mitty movie

Fields is my favorite album of the last couple of years. 10/10

While "Fields" was a gem, their followup was not. Also, they do not translate well live.

llessuR

vant0037 said:

llessuR said:

JonnyPistachio said:

Junip.. Its Jose Gonzales.. awesome voice and really cool smooth guitar picker. Ithink he did the majority of the soundtrack for the Walter Mitty movie

Fields is my favorite album of the last couple of years. 10/10

While "Fields" was a gem, their followup was not. Also, they do not translate well live.

That's too bad, I've really been wanting to see them live. If it's cheap and close by I'll probably still spring for it. But I won't go out of my way.

Hobbes

My Goodness. http://mygoodnessmusic.com/home/
They're from Seattle. Caught these guys as an opener last week. Really good stuff. Kind of early Black Keys/Jack White.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jCiBxVuKSo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7j0A7fOZHJw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_profilepage&v=1unvocE5K1c

Oh, and look at their tasty vinyl. Produced by Rick Parashar (London Bridge Studio).

eeriepadave

Benjamin Booker
one of my friends mentioned him the other week. I think he opened up for Jack White on some dates. Kinda have a blues garage rock vibe going

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skjwbyJ6Kjg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkUIknxbg6Y