Screaming Meat
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I know it's sort of a vague umbrella term, but I'm using it any way. Does any body here know of any good Post-Rock albums? Godspeed, Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky, etc.
I'll just leave this here...
I know it's sort of a vague umbrella term, but I'm using it any way. Does any body here know of any good Post-Rock albums? Godspeed, Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky, etc.
All My Friends is one of the best songs of all timeFew years later, and LCD Soundsystem remains one of the best bands in the last few years. Can't stop listening to them to this day.
Controversial opinion:
This is Happening > LCS Soundsystem > Sound of Silver
I think the message in that song is what sells it, rather than the music itself.I honestly don't get the love for All of My friends. Those piano plays really irritates, and I do think its one of the weakest songs in that album.
I must be the wired one.
I think the message in that song is what sells it, rather than the music itself.
I honestly don't get the love for All of My friends. Those piano plays really irritates, and I do think its one of the weakest songs in that album.
I must be the wired one.
Wow, I really love the piano in that track. It's fast, playful & fun, then works itself into the really atmospheric track perfectly.
I also agree with the above, the message is great.
I don't know many tracks like it to be honest.
Still not as good as Someone Great[/QUOTE]
My favourite track on the album.
I agree with the lyrics of All of My Friends is what sells it, but I do find those Piano pays very skippy which is an annoyance.
I know it's sort of a vague umbrella term, but I'm using it any way. Does any body here know of any good Post-Rock albums? Godspeed, Sigur Ros, Explosions in the Sky, etc.
Few years later, and LCD Soundsystem remains one of the best bands in the last few years. Can't stop listening to them to this day.
Controversial opinion:
This is Happening > LCS Soundsystem > Sound of Silver
Any Gaslight Anthem fans on Gaf? My favorite band by far. Their last album was pure sex.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf-rEslupnY
I'll just leave this here...
Any Gaslight Anthem fans on Gaf? My favorite band by far. Their last album was pure sex.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf-rEslupnY
Picked up the CD because of] Pitchfork's review and enjoyed it on the first two listens, though they do sound a fair be like Wolf's Law by The Joy Formidable (which is also awesome).
Some of my favorites, with samples:
Tortoise - Millions Now Living Will Never Die
Stereolab - Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements
Pram - The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small...Stay As You Are
Slint - Spiderland
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
Bark Psychosis - Hex
Disco Inferno - D.I. Go Pop
I'm not sure if these are quite what you're looking for since, as you said, post-rock is a really vague term.
Is anyone here listening to the new Speedy Ortiz?
Picked up the CD because of] Pitchfork's review and enjoyed it on the first two listens, though they do sound a fair be like Wolf's Law by The Joy Formidable (which is also awesome).
This thread welcomes any genre of music related to or derived from rock n' roll.
So GAF, let's talk about rock (related) music!
Less plinky plonky "let me get what I want" la-di-dah longing for forbidden neckbeard love, more being fisted with broken shot glasses filled with jagermeister 'n' alien blood whilst spitting vinegar covered wasps directly into your mouth:
Todd - Track Side Fire
Lightning Bolt - Dracula Mountain
Oxes - Panda Strong
Lake of Dracula - Biographers of The Flaming Druglords
Part Chimp - Fasto
Anyone know of anything similar that's come out recently? I miss BALLS in rock music (without going metal).
Can't click your links cuz work, but maybe METZ is something for you? These guys are pretty good live. Half hour set, no nonsene, just kicking ass.
Home is one hell of a closer for an album, even more so for a career.
I didn't like them when they came out. Then one day, years later, I stumbled on Get Innocuous and it just clicked. I listened to that song for hours then went on to another, then went back to the first album and finally bought all their stuff.
It's definitely one of my favorite bands of all time.
What I enjoyed most about LCD Soundsystem was listening and reading interviews with Murphy. One of the only lead / writer that I can identify with.
Less plinky plonky "let me get what I want" la-di-dah longing for forbidden neckbeard love, more being fisted with broken shot glasses filled with jagermeister 'n' alien blood whilst spitting vinegar covered wasps directly into your mouth:
Todd - Track Side Fire
Lightning Bolt - Dracula Mountain
Oxes - Panda Strong
Lake of Dracula - Biographers of The Flaming Druglords
Part Chimp - Fasto
Anyone know of anything similar that's come out recently? I miss BALLS in rock music (without going metal).
Back in the day, it certainly used to be, it could be applied (unbelieveably) to bands as diverse as Tortoise, Add N to X (honest!) and Mogwai. Nowadays it's pretty much synonymous with "Instrumental Rock built around a Crescendo". Love your selections, by the way
YES! BRO YES! I've been trying to articulate it to little success, but indie music atm is all about crazy atmospherics and delays and whispered vocals, and is SO FUCKIN BORING. I like a bit of subtlety and softness in my music, don't get me wrong, but the overwhelming amount of mainstream indie right now has no body at all. Gimme balls all over my face, man.
Do you like Future of the Left? Probably my favourite balls-out screamy fun rock band - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcD2cqNT1bQ
YES! BRO YES! I've been trying to articulate it to little success, but indie music atm is all about crazy atmospherics and delays and whispered vocals, and is SO FUCKIN BORING. I like a bit of subtlety and softness in my music, don't get me wrong, but the overwhelming amount of mainstream indie right now has no body at all. Gimme balls all over my face, man.
Do you like Future of the Left? Probably my favourite balls-out screamy fun rock band - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcD2cqNT1bQ
Yes. YEEEEES. I like subtle stuff as much as the next man (La Bradford or Low, anyone?), but it is balls out rock and roll that is missing at the moment. Where is the next Nirvana, eh? I need something big, mean and dirty to blow all those introverted, balless, twee little indie bands out of the water for a couple years. Shake things up a little.
Do I like Future of the Left? I certainly do. Sorry to pimp out past glories BUT I uh... *ahem* may have played a gig with them once.
Yes. YEEEEES. I like subtle stuff as much as the next man (La Bradford or Low, anyone?), but it is balls out rock and roll that is missing at the moment. Where is the next Nirvana, eh? I need something big, mean and dirty to blow all those introverted, balless, twee little indie bands out of the water for a couple years. Shake things up a little.
Do I like Future of the Left? I certainly do. Sorry to pimp out past glories BUT I uh... *ahem* may have played a gig with them once.
Oh hey Xtra Mile popping up again.
Also I totally agree. Neither of you happen to live near enough to Brighton to try and fix this problem with me do you? >_>
Super jealous. I actuallty went to see them in London a couple fo years back and they were supported by Hold Your Horse Is who are a decent fast rock band from my area, and that was the first time I saw them, didn't even realise they were local.
I need to play with them!
Oh hey Xtra Mile popping up again.
Also I totally agree. Neither of you happen to live near enough to Brighton to try and fix this problem with me do you? >_>
Any love for Tall Ships? This is my band of the year so far, even though their record came out last year. Going to see them at the end of sept, very exciting. Big chunky riffs, good vocals, a playful attitude.
Tall Ships - T=0
Wire - Pink Flag
you know what band is really fucking good
teenage fanclub
spin magazine was on to something when they chose their record over nevermind for aboty in 1991
What's your band? Prince Albert, Green Door Store and Sticky Mike's Frog Bar all seem decent, though I have no idea about how they are to deal with.Super jealous. I actuallty went to see them in London a couple fo years back and they were supported by Hold Your Horse Is who are a decent fast rock band from my area, and that was the first time I saw them, didn't even realise they were local.
I need to play with them!
I live in Aldershot and my band are thinking Brighton will be a good next place to play. If you know any good venues hit me up
I'm in North Kent, sadly. Working on doing the very same thing but not quite there. Brighton is an absolute hot bed of musicians at the moment. You aren't looking hard enough!
What's your band? Prince Albert, Green Door Store and Sticky Mike's Frog Bar all seem decent, though I have no idea about how they are to deal with.
Also Hold Your Horse Is are gud.
It's probably more that I have no idea what I'm doing and none of my immediate friends really like the same music so I can't just use them >_>
Thought I'd pimped us appropriately but perhaps not! Parachute For Gordo, hope you enjoy
Aaah yeah, I remember now, I saw you mention it in the BritGaf thread a while ago I think. Try talking to [https://www.facebook.com/thisonesforthecrew]Jay/TOFtC[/url], he puts on quite a lot of gigs and you could probably jump on one of them at some point.
Also that EP's pretty great. I will buy that when I have moneys!
I was thinking about doing this for a while : )
I like a bit of subtlety and softness in my music, don't get me wrong, but the overwhelming amount of mainstream indie right now has no body at all.
I've heard a bit of their stuff and thought it was pretty good. They remind me of Pavement a bit.
Which National's have you heard and if the answer is not Alligator or Boxer then fix that asap.Been listening to a lot of Two Door Cinema Club and The National lately. The National is just so dark and moody, love it.
Also in the 'like Pavement' category: Yuck. New album from them sept 30th
Dynamics! That's what was so great about Pixies, and Nirvana, and Sunny Day Real Estate. You get moments of relaxation, and you get punched in the face with music. Too many bands, twee and heavy, are just playing flat walls of the same sound all song. It's boring.
Recently I've been getting into a lot of synth pop/indietronica/whateveryouwannacallit. Bands like:
The Naked and Famous
Passion Pit
Capital Cities
Bastille
Parade of Lights
Smallpools