What are you listening to?
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Nostradoomus
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The only memorable trip I ever took on a greyhound bus was the one where the driver sang a different John Prine song whenever we rolled in to a new town.
Nostradoomus
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Got a good recommendation? I’ve always meant to dive into TAD!
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BurntFingers
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One of the best bands nobody knows about, The Occupants:
The Occupants - Hindsight
Give it a chance.
The Occupants - Hindsight
Give it a chance.
DGWVI
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Inhaler and Infrared Riding Hood are probably their most accessible albums as far as production goes, but they do their thing perfectly on all of them.
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Nostradoomus
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Hell yeah, this scratches that Melvins itch!
Nostradoomus
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Oh yes. YOB playing a small art gallery was the most cathartic heavy show I’ve ever witnessed.
Was going to see them on dunk! festival for the first time...unfortunately/obviously, got cancelled
I keep listening to The Pretenders first album. Love James Honey-Scott's sound and playing. The guitars sound sooo "1979" to me! You know he's going through a JMP and a quad box. You can feel it. The wiry, punchy sound of the solos on Private Life Drama kill me. I only wish they were mixed louder.
Other than that I've been listening to Beatles, Pixies, The Church, T-Bone Walker and Billie Holiday. I never get tired of Billie!
Other than that I've been listening to Beatles, Pixies, The Church, T-Bone Walker and Billie Holiday. I never get tired of Billie!
CodyTheWizard
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Lately I've been listening to a ton of Lingua Ignota. She may be my favorite noise/industrial/operatic/whatever you want to call her artist right now.
jspake
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that GOAT song was awesome, thanks for sharing.
i'm new here, but i am very excited by this band lingua nada. i listen to them all the time for the last couple of years. they are kind of spazzy but make a lot of interesting sounds and slip seamlessly from noise to sludge to surf to pop. as they say, mileage may vary.
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also, for a really sweet RAT powered rock guitar tone throughout the whole album, check out master volume by the dirty nil. another one in the constant rotation for me lately.
i'm new here, but i am very excited by this band lingua nada. i listen to them all the time for the last couple of years. they are kind of spazzy but make a lot of interesting sounds and slip seamlessly from noise to sludge to surf to pop. as they say, mileage may vary.
older
also, for a really sweet RAT powered rock guitar tone throughout the whole album, check out master volume by the dirty nil. another one in the constant rotation for me lately.
I LOVE that album. Best of the year.
StephanCOH
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I discovered the band "Other Lives" the other day. They just released a new album ("For Their Love", their fourth album so they are not a new band) and I absolutely love their sound. A bit of folk, psych, west-coast and americana. Looking to get some vinyl.