New music needed

by **jethrodog** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 12:10 am

Hey everyone.

I have been looking for some new music to listen to, I am bored with most of what I have. And everytime I hear about a band on this forum I check them out and love them. The latest is Muse. So I am hoping you all can suggest some new aural satisfaction :shock:

for me to check out.

The latest music I have been listening to:
Tool
Chevelle
Modest Mouse
Muse
Chemical Brothers
Black Stone Cherry
Radiohead

You brits (can I call you that or is it non-PC?) always have sweet tunes that we never hear over here, especially the rave/techno/electronica. So LOAD ME UP!!

Thanks all.

Sweet!

by **libby** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 6:38 am

Faithlessssss!!!!

by **kitesurfer** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:03 am

Leftfield-Leftism is an awesome album.
Jay EII- 4am sound of progressive trance.
Sounds of the detonator Vol 1 (careful theres some old skool gaba techno on this one but also some wicked mixing in places)

Didn't spot any prodigy on your list and also beachlife vol 1 is a really cool compilation.

by **soops** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:04 am

Here's a few i like, i've put them in a chilled (top) to heavier (bottom) depending on your mood. Some you may have heard of some you might not. Oh and there are some oldies in there for good measure too

Hal
Athlete
The Doves
Kings of Leon
Pulp
Arcade Fire
Blur
The Strokes
Kaiser Chiefs
Graham Coxon
The Klaxons
Dogs

Hybrid

I'm a massive Graham Coxon fan so start with him maybe, especially the last 2 albums but he can be a bit punky so be warned. Hybrid are the only dance band there but they are great! If you ever get to see them live or doing a DJ set do it!

by **drowningbitbybit** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:05 am

kitesurfer wrote:Leftfield-Leftism is an awesome album.
Jay EII- 4am sound of progressive trance.
Sounds of the detonator Vol 1 (careful theres some old skool gaba techno on this one but also some wicked mixing in places)

*shudder. Wanders off to listen to some NIN to recover*

by **drowningbitbybit** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:09 am

jethrodog wrote:You brits (can I call you that or is it non-PC?) always have sweet tunes that we never hear over here, especially the rave/techno/electronica. So LOAD ME UP!!

Do you ever listen to Xfm over the web?

Its the 'alternative' (although not very alternative any more) station over here that plays the kind of stuff you're listening to, and you'll hear LOADS of new stuff that you wont get in the states. If you dont like what you hear the first time, then try again on a different slot as it varies - friday night, for instance does a hard rock show, while sunday night is a remix dance night, but there's a lot of stuff in between.

by **soops** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:14 am

ooooh! Here's a goodie but they are probably already known over there... just in case

Basement Jaxx

by **Phil** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:16 am

You brits (can I call you that or is it non-PC?) always have sweet tunes that we never hear over here, especially the rave/techno/electronica. So LOAD ME UP!!

like kitey said leftfield leftisem has to be one of the best albums ever.

also go for; if you like really chilled out tunes

AIM
thivery corperation
dj shadow
tosca
nightmares on wax
kruder and dorfmister

by **Matt_South** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:22 am

Also try Pandora. com, put in the song/artist you like and it recommends similar sounding stuff.

by **libby** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:44 am

Oooh good call on the DJ shadow Phil!

by **Clark** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:42 am

Man you've only just been listening to modest mouse there awesome! where you been lol! If you can add me on msn il send you an humongous amount of new music lol

by **chris fixxy** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:45 am

techno?

Here is a luke vibert mix under an alias call amen andrews.

luke vibert is a legend

http://spectra.newcastlebeats.com/Spect ... ws_192.mp3

right click save as

London
Amental
Babylon
Fast and Bulbous
Jungle Bunny
Amen Renegade
Thames Lick
DX
Thinrider
Blomen
Guilty
Fear
Starbase
100001 Syle
Rock

46mins
All tracks by (Luke Vibert) Amen Andrews

My mates brothers band enter shikari are probably up your street too

by **Clark** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:52 am

your mates brothers band is enter shakiri????!!!!!

by **Dr Rev** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:27 am

Libby wrote:Faithlessssss!!!!

Have to agree, storming Band !

by **soops** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:32 am

agree with faithless

in case you needed convincing https://surfing-waves.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8432

by **paulS** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:33 am

Phil wrote:
You brits (can I call you that or is it non-PC?) always have sweet tunes that we never hear over here, especially the rave/techno/electronica. So LOAD ME UP!!

like kitey said leftfield leftisem has to be one of the best albums ever.

also go for; if you like really chilled out tunes

AIM
thivery corperation
dj shadow
tosca
nightmares on wax
kruder and dorfmister

Good shout... also check out ninjatune.net/fingerlickin records/Grand Central Records...

As Libby says - Faithless, Live at Alexandra Palace is quality
Ian Brown - especially UNKLES remix of F.E.A.R

by **Luke** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:43 am

Dude, listen to Alabama 3....they are called 'A3' in america because of some legal issue with a band called 'Alabama'...who are definitley not the same thing.

by **Luke** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:44 am

Sorry, just realised your in canada....so it might be either.

by **soops** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:51 am

Luke, you ever heard of a band called japonica.
Mate of mine lived in cardiff and reckons they are ace... pretty sure they are local to the area
they have a myspace page too i think... check em out

by **Luke** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 10:48 am

No man, I haven't, i'll have a listen...hang on.....

They sound ok but from their myspace page.

Have you heard of red snapper, I saw them years ago when they supported the prodigy.... unfortunatley they're not together anymore, but check out the 'making bones' album.

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