Best bands that you're not listening to.

[mug25 2]

H.I.M is FTW!

[lampliter87 8]

...if you're a 15 year old emo girl.

I kid. But not really.

[Krev 86]

Groove Addicts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q671aV4stgI

[Krev 86]

Figured I'd bring this thread back up with one I haven't seen mentioned.

Band: People In Planes

Song: Light For The Deadvine

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRyFyq5csng

I'm totally digging this right now.

[starsfan71 9]

Figured I'd bring this thread back up with one I haven't seen mentioned.

Band: People In Planes

Song: Light For The Deadvine

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRyFyq5csng

I'm totally digging this right now.

CRAZY I was just listening to this song. Pretty buildings is a good song by them as well.

[sickwilly 37]

Groove Addicts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q671aV4stgI

That one would be great on a warm up mix.

[adam14 182]

Still can't get enough of the Gaslight Anthem. They have a new album coming out, they are heavily influenced by Bruce Springsteen and they are great. The newest song called American Slang is a really good song.

[starsfan71 9]

I highly suggest Minus the Bear to everyone. The music puts me in a good mood, kind of like People in Planes.

[Drewhunz 3]

Been listening to a lot of Jose Feliciano lately. Totally underrated.

[17D1998 1]

The original emo bands, 20 years before it became associated with makeup and wrist-cuts

Embrace:

http://www.myspace.com/embracetribute

Rites Of Spring:

http://www.myspace.com/ritesofspringmusic

[greech 4]

The original emo bands, 20 years before it became associated with makeup and wrist-cuts

Embrace:

http://www.myspace.com/embracetribute

Rites Of Spring:

http://www.myspace.com/ritesofspringmusic

I love the get up kids, a band who I consider one of the pioneers of the genre.

Anyways, in a totally different vein. Mumford and Sons album Sigh No More has been my jam for the last month or so.

[Fury of One 6]

I consider these guys one of the best emo bands. Gotta love Rocky George.

Edited June 21, 2010 by Fury of One

[17D1998 1]

I love the get up kids, a band who I consider one of the pioneers of the genre.

Anyways, in a totally different vein. Mumford and Sons album Sigh No More has been my jam for the last month or so.

they were formed in '95, not really pioneers, unless you mean Midwest emo pioneers ahah, then again SDRE is older.

I consider these guys one of the first emo bands. Gotta love Rocky George.

Not even remotely emo, anyway you're probably just being sarcastic

[Fury of One 6]

Pay attention to the lyrics. It's just a different way of expression.

FWIW - http://www.emo-corner.com/emo-music/

Edited June 21, 2010 by Fury of One

[17D1998 1]

Pay attention to the lyrics. It's just a different way of expression.

FWIW - http://www.emo-corner.com/emo-music/

Are you serious? http://www.fourfa.com/

[starsfan71 9]

I hate when people argue about the genres of music. There are only 2 genres to me, good music and bad music and they are both subjective.

[IniNew 53]

Are you serious? http://www.fourfa.com/

Is that site a joke? Emo fashion tips, and links to Vampire Freaks? Reeeally?

Edited June 24, 2010 by IniNew

[sitzlejd 0]

A lot of the singles leaking out from Big Boi's new album are pretty strong. I think it's gonna be a good one; drops on July 7th I think.

[Slapshot9123 0]

Primus anyone? Really out there on a musical standpoint from the "norm" but, god damn do I love just about anything Les Claypool plays on. Being a bass player myself I have always been a fan of his style of play. I'd do anything to even have a quarter of his talent on bass.

DMV - Primus

Scale The Summit, herd them at Prog Nation last year with Dream Theater. Instrumental tech prog is about as good as I can describe them. 8 and 7 string guitars with a 6 string bass. Really solid sound and they should be getting much more recognition than they are.

Age Of The Tide - Scale The Summit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCzcgq4AJDQ

The Great Planes - Scale The Summit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXq0FcYbAsU

[Speedz98 15]

www.myspace.com/osirisroyale

they are called osiris royale

idk. something about these guys they just don't seem like traditional techno. like the music is moving

Edited July 1, 2010 by Speedz98

[hellaavangard 33]

Primus anyone? Really out there on a musical standpoint from the "norm" but, god damn do I love just about anything Les Claypool plays on. Being a bass player myself I have always been a fan of his style of play. I'd do anything to even have a quarter of his talent on bass.

DMV - Primus

Scale The Summit, herd them at Prog Nation last year with Dream Theater. Instrumental tech prog is about as good as I can describe them. 8 and 7 string guitars with a 6 string bass. Really solid sound and they should be getting much more recognition than they are.

Age Of The Tide - Scale The Summit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCzcgq4AJDQ

The Great Planes - Scale The Summit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXq0FcYbAsU

I'm a pretty huge Primus fan, especially of the albums Frizzle Fry and Sailing the Seas of Cheese. Amazing band overall and Tim Alexander's drumming in particular is so incredible. Awesome seeing his influence really show over the past 5 or so years

[lappin27 0]

Abandon all Ships (Post-Hardcore)

they were on the much music disband show and are pretty sick. they have an EP out and a new album coming out soon.

[tjl_48 0]

Saw The Veer Union last night. I had heard of them before but had never really listened to them. Was quite impressed and there show was great.

[lampliter87 8]

Saw The Veer Union last night. I had heard of them before but had never really listened to them. Was quite impressed and there show was great.

Saw them last spring, nothing groundbreaking but a good show nevertheless.

[tjl_48 0]

Agree. They were with Cavo and Framing Hanley. They put on the best show. Cavo was really disappointing. They were bad.