Topic: Bands you love, that no one has ever heard of. (Read 116375 times)

Ally · « **Reply #50 on:** 13 Apr 2007, 13:27 »

Tall Ships. They just broke up, though.

Joseph · « **Reply #51 on:** 13 Apr 2007, 15:47 »

Gosh, how did I forget to mention The Fugitives last time? Fantastic band, they do a mixture of slam poetry, folk-y sort of singing, and occasionaly there's some beatboxing thrown in by C.R. Avery.

http://www.myspace.com/canadianfugitives
http://www.fugitives.ca/

samoasneoartform · « **Reply #52 on:** 18 Apr 2007, 19:31 »

hmm has anyone ever heard of Neutral Milk Hotel? oh and then theres Wolf Parade. And does anyone know Explosions in the Sky or Akron Family?

of course I am kidding silly

Houdinimachine · « **Reply #53 on:** 18 Apr 2007, 21:18 »

Now, I had never heard of them before I saw them open for The Apples in Stereo, but Casper and the Cookies were a metric ton of fun. Sure, they're so twee they may Sufjan Stephens sound like Kamelot, but it's so damn catchy.

p-wi · « **Reply #54 on:** 19 Apr 2007, 14:25 »

The Network...
You might like them if your into New Wave / Powerpop / Experimental
They say they're not Green Day, but I'm pretty the singer "Fink" is the lead singer of Green Day.

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=27951142

Johnny C · « **Reply #55 on:** 19 Apr 2007, 19:14 »

C.R. Avery is in The Fugitives? The man gets around!

Recent Vintage · « **Reply #56 on:** 19 Apr 2007, 23:59 »

http://www.heyrosetta.com/

^Hey Rosetta is a Canadian band that I fell in love with, and no one I know in real life has ever heard of them.

http://www.lionsinthestreet.com/

^Lions in the Street are a cool group, very throwback 70s classic rock, also Canadian, and you can download their entire EP off the website.

Joseph · « **Reply #57 on:** 20 Apr 2007, 01:27 »

Quote from: Johnny C on 19 Apr 2007, 19:14

C.R. Avery is in The Fugitives? The man gets around!

Based on what I've found around the internet, C.R. Avery was once in The Fugitives, but isn't anymore. He did beatbox on two or three of the songs on their latest album though. Anyway, you should all be checking them out, because they are mighty amazing.

Yossarian · « **Reply #58 on:** 20 Apr 2007, 06:28 »

Since lately "Beirut" (a.k.a. Zack Condon) has brought attention to the music of eastern europe with its polka-rhythms and fancy instruments, I wonder if anybody on this forum has yet happened to come across norwegian band "Kaizers Orchestra". Over in europe they entertain a small but hugely devoted fanbase (in particular central and, of course, northern europe). In contrast to "Beirut" they really can (and DO) rock! Be it on CD or - even more so - when on stage.

Maybe you wanna check them out on myspace: http://www.myspace.com/kaizerso

Ah, and yes: that's Norwegian what they are singing (for information in English go to this German Website http://www.kaizers.de/x_index.php - there you'll also find the lyrics translated).

[Edit: spell check]

Legendaryratboy · « **Reply #59 on:** 20 Apr 2007, 21:23 »

If you like Iron Maiden style metal, as well as like new experiments, you definetly need to listen to Mago de Oz, its a Spanish rock band that has mixed death metal with classic and celtic folklore music.

TheFuriousWombat · « **Reply #60 on:** 21 Apr 2007, 14:07 »

A Wonderful is a lovely largely solo project of this guy Tim Wilson from Rochester. He started a label with some friends and they each have mostly solo bands. A Wonderful is the best of the bunch, featuring mostly shorter songs with (often) clever lyrics. It's pretty lo-fi and pretty great too.

Here's 'A Wonderful'
http://www.myspace.com/awonderful

and here's the label
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=29543503

lunatichigh · « **Reply #61 on:** 23 Apr 2007, 00:15 »

Check out Limbeck if you like Tom Petty-style southern rock.

http://myspace.com/limbeck

Felix_ · « **Reply #62 on:** 24 Apr 2007, 23:23 »

Camerata Mediolanense.

Der Turm, der Leute frass · « **Reply #63 on:** 25 Apr 2007, 09:38 »

I like S/T, Krautrock with beautiful, extraordinary artworks
www.myspace.com/sssssttttt

Legendaryratboy · « **Reply #64 on:** 26 Apr 2007, 20:03 »

Also listen to Haggard, they're a bit more heavy and the vocalist has a very deep and grinding voice, but the mix of a full clasical orchestra with ultra heavy death metal is pretty sweet.

weenus · « **Reply #65 on:** 26 Apr 2007, 22:29 »

Thunderbirds are Now!, Architecture in Helsinki, and surprisingly, Panthers and the Stills. You'd be surprised how many people have never heard of any of those bands.

punk · « **Reply #66 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 11:38 »

If you like J-Rock (Japanese rock) then check out Miyavi. He may look a bit femme, but he is great. He can play the guitar like it was a toy and he can sing amost every kind of music. Most of his music is heavy, which is good for me.

epifreak · « **Reply #67 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 12:04 »

For the metal-heads in the audience, I present you with Unexpect. This band is the stuff mental disorders are made of.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=10455799&MyToken=806b7aa4-8c58-4725-b387-5fba5cbb7297

öde · « **Reply #68 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 12:20 »

(20:10:41) Diego: what are u up2?
(20:11:14) Dan: playing Dinosaur Jr. loudly to annoy the chavs across the road
(20:11:24) Diego: hahah
(20:11:28) Dan: who've been revving thier moped for 6 hours
(20:11:34) Diego: is that an onloine game.
(20:11:47) Diego: online*
(20:11:58) Dan: yes
(20:12:09) Dan: loudly is how I would describe my playing of a game

sean · « **Reply #69 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 13:04 »

I belive Oroku is an obscure band.

http://www.myspace.com/oroku

This one is for those who enjoy those grrr noises metal bands make. They have cellos too!

timehat · « **Reply #70 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 14:11 »

Quote from: epifreak on 29 Apr 2007, 12:04

For the metal-heads in the audience, I present you with Unexpect. This band is the stuff mental disorders are made of.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=10455799&MyToken=806b7aa4-8c58-4725-b387-5fba5cbb7297

I have the same problem with Unexpect that I have with a lot of those uber-tech avant-garde metal bands, which is that there's no sense of cohesiveness to their music, it's all about beating you over the head with its complexity...and I'm a fan of some pretty wanky stuff in a lot of genres.

faustian.spirit · « **Reply #71 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 15:09 »

I wonder how few of the indie people seem to know Psychotic Waltz / Deadsoul Tribe ... I'd be interested to know why ... even if they are usually labelled as prog metal, there seems to be a LOT of alt rock/post rock feel to the music....

Also... Has the world already forgotten Acid Bath?

Kai · « **Reply #72 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 15:23 »

there was a battle of the bands here a couple months ago

One of them was called Acid Bath

I very nearly cried

öde · « **Reply #73 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 15:29 »

I'm guessing it wasn't the real Acid Bath.

Weird, I was just mentioning how I like Acid Bath in gabbly.

faustian.spirit · « **Reply #74 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 15:37 »

I was talking about Acid Bath from NOLA (which since disbanded

, musicians moving on to Crowbar, Goatwhore, Deadboy and the Elephantmen, and Agents of Oblivion) ).

Kai · « **Reply #75 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 15:40 »

So was I.

the point was that these guys took the name without having ever heard of Acid Bath

JEEZ

faustian.spirit · « **Reply #76 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 16:13 »

Whoever has recently been to a Cruxshadows gig has probably seen Ego Likeness too... I think they have far more to offer than "just" a great sounding and looking singer!

amok · « **Reply #77 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 16:19 »

Fuckin' A right, CXS and Ego Likeness are both ace. Good call mate.

epifreak · « **Reply #78 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 16:26 »

Quote from: timehat on 29 Apr 2007, 14:11

Quote from: epifreak on 29 Apr 2007, 12:04
For the metal-heads in the audience, I present you with Unexpect. This band is the stuff mental disorders are made of.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=10455799&MyToken=806b7aa4-8c58-4725-b387-5fba5cbb7297
I have the same problem with Unexpect that I have with a lot of those uber-tech avant-garde metal bands, which is that there's no sense of cohesiveness to their music, it's all about beating you over the head with its complexity...and I'm a fan of some pretty wanky stuff in a lot of genres.

An album shows a lot more cohesiveness than a single song does. Check out Novae off the myspace page. It's one of their older songs, but it has a more tied together feel.

faustian.spirit · « **Reply #79 on:** 29 Apr 2007, 16:29 »

And how could I not mention Xasthur ... though they are, at times, too bleak and dark "even" for me

NiMRoD420 · « **Reply #80 on:** 30 Apr 2007, 09:34 »

Big ups for Unexpect. Also check out Martyr and Cynic.

Liz · « **Reply #81 on:** 30 Apr 2007, 10:42 »

The High Cout (www.myspace.com/thehighcourt)

Saw them in a free outdoor concert on Friday. Loooved it.

B!shop · « **Reply #82 on:** 30 Apr 2007, 11:42 »

Quote from: Mr u Suk on 12 Apr 2007, 17:14

Quote from: Dark Flame on 08 Apr 2007, 15:03
Snow Patrol are definitely not unknown. They've had top 10 singles in the US, and their last album hit number 27 on the Billboard charts. Not even remotely unknown.

i took it ya didn't click on the link huh? the link had nothing to do with the BAND Snow Patrol, the link was to the music video of the SONG Snow Patrol by AlpineStars, the aforementioned band that was in that post. Very good song.

i hate that Snow Patrol automatically means the band T_T the Alpinestars song is so awesome

Oh man, I love Alpinestars. I did think the exact same thing when I heard of the band Snow Patrol as well, oddly enough.

Also, the Australian band Gyroscope are a bit of alright.

jimmyjojoh · « **Reply #83 on:** 05 May 2007, 07:46 »

Check out Dntel- its from the singer in Postal Service, Death Cab for cutie etc.. pretty good listening when ya get used to it

Joseph · « **Reply #84 on:** 06 May 2007, 01:23 »

Actually, Dntel is the other guy in The Postal Service, and is definitely not in Death Cab.

jimmyjojoh · « **Reply #85 on:** 06 May 2007, 03:26 »

My apologies to the other guy from Postal Service who is not in Death Cab- I have been zinged, I shall hang my head in shame

Scytale · « **Reply #86 on:** 06 May 2007, 03:52 »

Divine Eve

http://www.myspace.com/divineeve

American Death/ Grind band released 1 album in the mid 90's then broke up, they were really good, kind of like Celtic Frost but doomier if that makes sense, listen to the tracks on their myspace they are quite good.

casull · « **Reply #87 on:** 06 May 2007, 12:02 »

I'm really diggin' The Angelic Process. I'm on my girlfriend's laptop, listening to it over the noise of a hair dryer. Somehow I think it will be way better when I'm at home in a quiet room. >_<

I'll toss www.myspace.com/fromexile in here. They're an unsigned metal band from Atlanta. The vocals are black, but I'm a bit at a loss as to the instrumentals. They're melodic and tight, but also pretty jammy (yes, all at once). Check out Soliloquy of Death if you listen to one song. They are my favorite band, period, and 80% of what I listen to is metal. Highly reccomended.

DEAR GOD LET THEM GET SIGNED SO THEY TOUR TO THE MIDWEST.

jimbunny · « **Reply #88 on:** 06 May 2007, 17:06 »

breathe owl breathe

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An earthy Michigan duo with roots in indie, classical and traditional music, Breathe owl Breathe has cultivated a musical landscape that is at once playful and reverent, silly and heartfelt, mysterious and familiar. Micah Middaugh and Andrea Moreno-Beals experiment with an array of stringed instruments (most notably the cello and guitar) and vocal harmonies to texture their original songs. They were raised by rivers and gardens and their instruments tell the tales. They traveled to cities and islands and their voices tell the tales. They are here for you, Breathe owl Breathe.

ochre

Some really tasty IDM.

casull · « **Reply #89 on:** 06 May 2007, 18:28 »

Guys, posting a band name with no link and no description of what it is or why you like it is pretty dumb. If you really love the band you're posting, you can spare a few sentences you are describing.

Also, these kind of 'name a band' threads are a lot more fun for everyone when you actually respond to what others post, instead of just posting your own band.

Scytale · « **Reply #90 on:** 07 May 2007, 01:29 »

Quote from: faustian.spirit on 29 Apr 2007, 16:29

And how could I not mention Xasthur ... though they are, at times, too bleak and dark "even" for me

Xasthur are pretty popular, but I've never really been able to get into them I have "Nocturnal Poisoning" doesn't do a whole lot for me, though I have heard some of he's other albums are better. I recommend you check out Abyssic Hate, "Suicidal Emotions" is probably the best SBM album I've heard

talzgir · « **Reply #91 on:** 07 May 2007, 08:46 »

Always loved the bedroom philosopher, he's kinda unknown OS but so funny http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=61670356

can't believe architechture in helsinki are playing for the first time in my area for over two years and its on my dad's birthday *POO*

BugenhagenXIII · « **Reply #92 on:** 07 May 2007, 18:21 »

Quote from: faustian.spirit on 29 Apr 2007, 15:09

I wonder how few of the indie people seem to know Psychotic Waltz / Deadsoul Tribe ... I'd be interested to know why ... even if they are usually labelled as prog metal, there seems to be a LOT of alt rock/post rock feel to the music....

"Another Prophet's Song" is perhaps one of the greatest songs ever.

And to whoever posted about The Angelic Process --- Thank you.

For my contribution, both what I consider indie rock:
Pablo - http://www.myspace.com/pablomusic http://pablosmusic.com/ (Their main site appears to be down for some reason)

Just really good music, made by really cool people. I've seen them at least 5 times. (I keep saying them, when technically it's a solo album)

Kevin Devine - http://www.myspace.com/kevindevine http://kevindevine.net/news.aspx

Seen him just as many times as Pablo, Often at the same show. More good stuff.

And now to probably never post again....

pig nash · « **Reply #93 on:** 08 May 2007, 13:40 »

Arrah and the Ferns are based out of Muncie, IN; proving there's more than celebrity cops and crystal meth coming out of Muncie. They are so motherfucking cute! http://www.myspace.com/arrahandtheferns

GlennCase · « **Reply #94 on:** 08 May 2007, 14:27 »

Truckee Brothers
Heard them on Myspace, and they remain my favorite band I have found there.

Jessie Grace
Found her on Noisehead.com, and the lady can do no wrong.

Kite
Local progressive band that's ready for the big stages, but the big stages don't know that yet. Their Website is also great.

ROCK!

Glenn Case

miss mephisto · « **Reply #95 on:** 09 May 2007, 15:03 »

Whiskey Goat = Awesome

http://www.myspace.com/whiskeygoat

aeramil · « **Reply #96 on:** 09 May 2007, 21:07 »

Just had to say, Cerulaetas - that diablo swing orchestra group is amazing heh

epifreak · « **Reply #97 on:** 10 May 2007, 01:38 »

How about Deluge Grander? The link I'm posting isn't their home page, but there's a link on the page, and you can stream the song that sold me on them here.
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2706

Chesire Cat · « **Reply #98 on:** 10 May 2007, 20:35 »

Quote from: tommydski on 06 Apr 2007, 11:51

Remember Karate?

Yes. Some Boots is one of my fav albums ever. But I havent been able to find any other albums either legally or illegally besides that one. And now they went and broke up. Anyway, off to download .22

MysticalChicken · « **Reply #99 on:** 08 Jun 2007, 14:29 »

There's an unsigned indie-rock band called Colours Run, out of Manchester, that I am totally in love with. The closest band I can compare them to is probably Guster. Lots of piano. You can listen to both of their CDs in their entirety (minus one song from Cynical Wonderful and a thirty-second clip of "Pilot Light") on last.fm if you do a search for them. Their CD (a demo, actually, according to lead singer Tim Cameron, on their website message board, coloursrun.com/forum) is also available to buy at cafepress.com. On their message board they've been announcing an EP available soon which will contain five songs.

I also really, really love The Inklings. I keep thinking of them as "a more melodic Breeders" but that's not totally accurate. Their entire CD, Rhizomes, can be downloaded at last.fm.

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Author Topic: Bands you love, that no one has ever heard of. (Read 116375 times)

Ally

samoasneoartform

p-wi

Recent Vintage

Yossarian

Legendaryratboy

lunatichigh

Felix_

Legendaryratboy

weenus

punk

epifreak

timehat

faustian.spirit

faustian.spirit

faustian.spirit

epifreak

faustian.spirit

NiMRoD420

B!shop

jimmyjojoh

jimmyjojoh

Scytale

Scytale

talzgir

BugenhagenXIII

GlennCase

miss mephisto

aeramil

epifreak