Lord Bamber
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tonymgc
Banned
I second this, Some good bands breaking through this year.
Mammoth
Kickin' back
If you like laid back african rhythms check out Staff Benda Billi
Good call- saw them last year
A bit sonic cathedrally but the Joy Formidable had a cracking single http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbYghzgt9IU
Sounding like Chapterhouse with the best name in rock- its Ringo Deathstarr http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oV6KLElvacU&feature=related
And last up, to satisfy my middle aged MOR Folk chromosone, and also cos he was really nice to me after I was bottled at a Kinky Machine gig in bath moles, Louis Eliot & the embers- see them live at the ICA in March http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xkqd5OtL-UY&feature=related
CliveWalkerWingWizard
Well-known member
Yep - I'll see you tuesday - returned PM - this makes no sense at all unless you are jimmy Saville !
spring hall convert
Well-known member
To the person that mentioned Caribou, no doubt Swim was a fine album but it is Dan Snaith's 5th (2 as Manitoba) all worth checking out. He has been brilliant for sometime. The Canadian Four Tet IMHO.
Demdike Stare (Demdike Stare - Tryptych | Music Review | Tiny Mix Tapes)
Eternal Tapestry (new album is a psychadelic rock masterpiece)
Wolf People (released 2 albums of folky blues rock last year - absolutely brilliant at the Albert this week.)
Mi Ami (Like Can on PCP, urgent,frantic krautrock informed rhythms)
Factory Floor (Hypnotising & insanely loud - like a 21st Century New Order playing Blue Monday on repeat)
The Soft Moon (like a Factory records band releasing a Shoegaze album)
Bo Ningen (If you have any liking for the noisier end of psychadelic rock - Acid Mothers Temple, Les Rallizes Denudes etc... this is for you)
Demdike Stare (Demdike Stare - Tryptych | Music Review | Tiny Mix Tapes)
Eternal Tapestry (new album is a psychadelic rock masterpiece)
Wolf People (released 2 albums of folky blues rock last year - absolutely brilliant at the Albert this week.)
Mi Ami (Like Can on PCP, urgent,frantic krautrock informed rhythms)
Factory Floor (Hypnotising & insanely loud - like a 21st Century New Order playing Blue Monday on repeat)
The Soft Moon (like a Factory records band releasing a Shoegaze album)
Bo Ningen (If you have any liking for the noisier end of psychadelic rock - Acid Mothers Temple, Les Rallizes Denudes etc... this is for you)
spring hall convert
Well-known member
Saw Ringo Deathstarr support Galaxie 500 the other day - it was immensely frustrating, they only played for 25 minutes and the sound was fairly ropey. I reckon they would be brilliant in the right environment. The guitarist was like the love child of Kevin Shields and Thurston Moore.
Seen Joy Formidable a couple of times and they are very enjoyable, if a little derivative.