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Looking for something new to listen to

Posted: 18 Nov 2015, 18:02
by miprs4
Hey folks,

I don't generally post much these days apart from my vids thread. I currently only have 2 gigs left to do this year and not a single gig booked for next year.

I am struggling to find much I really want to listen to these days. I just keep playing stuff I have had for ages or a few recent discoveries.

So... Can you help me out !!! Who is worth listening to?

Background so you can help me out with some advice.

New discoveries for me that I am liking
Slaves
Smith Street Band
Great Cynics

Old stuff I like (will try to show my diversity in the list)
Frank Turner
Nick Cave
PIL
The Cure
Sisters of Mercy
The m*****n
Placebo
Interpol
Less Than Jake
Anti Flag
Dave Hause
Sex Pistols
The Clash
Lots of others as you can see from my vids list

Old stuff I don't like
Most metal tbh
Foo Fighters and all the similar stuff
Royal Blood
autotune :)
Most chart pop :)


Thanks in advance folks[/b]

Posted: 18 Nov 2015, 18:17
by Pista
On the basis that I am digging this little lot I would recommend the following

Bokka
The Duke Spirit
Nadine Shah
Fews
Wolf Alice
Pins

Have a snuffle around on yoochoob & snoudcloud & you should find some choice stuff from them before you opt to shell out for anything :)

Posted: 18 Nov 2015, 18:22
by Johnny Rev 7.0
Or try the Currently listening to... thread on HL. I've picked up some new music ideas from there.

We're not all Goffs. :notworthy:

Posted: 18 Nov 2015, 18:23
by EvilBastard
I was in the same boat, until I came across this list yesterday, started listening to some stuff on there and thought "hmm, actually you know of this stuff isn't half bad." Got tuned into The Ting Tings, Long Blondes, Muse, a few other bands. Was really ready not to like Adele, but she has a fantastic voice and some serious singing chops. KT Tunstall was a big surprise, not expecting that, I will need to hear more. Ladytron and Late Night Alumni are on my Travelling Playlist - Ladytron's Witching Hour and Gravity the Seducer albums are spectacular.

You might like Mclusky's Lightsabrecocksuckingblues, or The Datsuns' MF From Hell, or The White Stripes' Fell In Love With A Girl - and if you don't like the music the videos are worth watching :)

Posted: 18 Nov 2015, 19:01
by paint it black
Smoke Fairies

Ringodeath Starr

Posted: 18 Nov 2015, 19:42
by miprs4
Interesting set of replies folks, thanks for replying..

Pista - a very similar set of bands there, all women singers I notice :)
JR7 I will take another look through it

Evilb - I had a look through mostly just too pop for me tbh

PIB thank you

Posted: 18 Nov 2015, 20:06
by Pista
miprs4 wrote:Interesting set of replies folks, thanks for replying..

Pista - a very similar set of bands there, all women singers I notice :)
Hadn't even dawned on me, but yeah they are. Except Fews

:D

Posted: 18 Nov 2015, 22:07
by robertzombie
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Posted: 20 Nov 2015, 18:31
by miprs4
I had a dig through the currently listening.

As I suspected most people are doing what I am doing and going through their back catalogues....

I guess I will have to do a crawl round spotify similar too

Martin

Posted: 20 Nov 2015, 18:49
by robertzombie
Search Facebook for the New Dusk Facebook group. Lots of modern post punk bands, gigs, and clubs to dig into based around London

Posted: 20 Nov 2015, 19:15
by miprs4
robertzombie wrote:Search Facebook for the New Dusk Facebook group. Lots of modern post punk bands, gigs, and clubs to dig into based around London
Thanks, I will take a look :)

Posted: 20 Nov 2015, 19:24
by miprs4
robertzombie wrote:Search Facebook for the New Dusk Facebook group. Lots of modern post punk bands, gigs, and clubs to dig into based around London
A closed group with 15 members is all I could find?

Posted: 20 Nov 2015, 19:38
by iesus
Johnny Rev 7.0 wrote:Or try the Currently listening to... thread on HL. I've picked up some new music ideas from there.

We're not all Goffs. :notworthy:
Johny is correct :notworthy: ;D

Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 00:58
by robertzombie
miprs4 wrote:
robertzombie wrote:Search Facebook for the New Dusk Facebook group. Lots of modern post punk bands, gigs, and clubs to dig into based around London
A closed group with 15 members is all I could find?
No: https://www.facebook.com/groups/anewdusk/

Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 10:23
by paint it black

Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 13:34
by Jeremiah

Posted: 22 Nov 2015, 15:28
by miprs4
robertzombie wrote:
miprs4 wrote:
robertzombie wrote:Search Facebook for the New Dusk Facebook group. Lots of modern post punk bands, gigs, and clubs to dig into based around London
A closed group with 15 members is all I could find?
No: https://www.facebook.com/groups/anewdusk/
Thanks.... I found it...

without the a on the front FB never finds it....

Posted: 22 Nov 2015, 16:07
by robertzombie
Enjoy!

Posted: 24 Nov 2015, 18:34
by miprs4
robertzombie wrote:Enjoy!
Thank you I will :)

Checking out the Twilight Sad as they are supporting The Cure

Posted: 25 Nov 2015, 02:40
by panzerfaust
The Soft Moon.

Posted: 25 Nov 2015, 04:26
by shivarising
The Naked And Famous is one of my recent faves. Both their albums are great. I don't see how any 80s kid could not like them.

Otherwise, I don't think anyone can touch what M Gira has been doing with Swans. "To Be Kind" is epic in a way no one else working in pop or rock music can come close to, imho.

Posted: 26 Nov 2015, 09:56
by nigel d
you could try:
Protafield (aka jayce lewis).
ladytron - although they havent had anything for a while.
i speak machine - for something a little different (on soundcloud)
Grimes - shes quite talented
Gary Numan's last album was quite splendid - but i am biased.
first aid kit - soothing i find

Posted: 26 Nov 2015, 12:37
by rien
Shearwater have a new, kinda synth-y/new-wave-y album coming out in January.

Older Porcupine Tree stuff?

I rather like Alice Russell, she does soul, if you're into that.

(I was gonna suggest Crippled Black Phoenix but they're a bit metal.)[/url]