Awesome, yet little known songs
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Swedish death metal band Entombed.
As far as I know, they're not that widely known. I'm not especially intrested in them, but their album Serpent Saints is awesome from beginning to end!
Overkill in general aren't as big as they should be. They were one of the first thrash metal bands, and in my opinion the best of them all. Picking one was difficult, so I went with one of their newer songs!
As far as I know, they're not that widely known. I'm not especially intrested in them, but their album Serpent Saints is awesome from beginning to end!
Overkill in general aren't as big as they should be. They were one of the first thrash metal bands, and in my opinion the best of them all. Picking one was difficult, so I went with one of their newer songs!
I humbly contribute...
The Clone High theme by Abandoned Pools.
An awesome song making an awesome intro to an awesome show. That's awesome.
The Wakfu theme by... I dunno, some French people.
It's either called Sur tes pas or is performed by Sur tes pas. Whatever, epic song, you listen now.
... I like theme tunes, okay?
The Clone High theme by Abandoned Pools.
An awesome song making an awesome intro to an awesome show. That's awesome.
The Wakfu theme by... I dunno, some French people.
It's either called Sur tes pas or is performed by Sur tes pas. Whatever, epic song, you listen now.
... I like theme tunes, okay?
Hipster Kitty would approve.
My friend showed me this song by Bombay Bicycle Club, who seem to be somewhat underground. Either way, this is brilliant.
My friend showed me this song by Bombay Bicycle Club, who seem to be somewhat underground. Either way, this is brilliant.
Fading by Decyfer Down. The christian market is so ah, whats the word, lacking in monetary funds that most people never hear about them but there are a few good songs. Just need to know where to look.
Well, anything by this guy for me.
http://www.youtube.com/user/OfficialPatMcCurdy
Also I'd throw in the first album from The Bacon Brothers (yes, that would be Kevin and his brother). Bomshel for the country folk. Bond for the classical fusion folk. Alana Grace is pretty good. Ha Ha Tonka is good folk music (they did a great version of "Black Betty" at Summerfest but that's not on their album. Believe it or not, the Infant Sorrow album (Get Him To The Greek soundtrack) is really good, even if you don't like Russel Brand. Ed Kowalczyk of Live has a good solo album. Well, I kind of went off topic by listing albums or bands and not songs but all those songs on the albums are little known, right?
http://www.youtube.com/user/OfficialPatMcCurdy
Also I'd throw in the first album from The Bacon Brothers (yes, that would be Kevin and his brother). Bomshel for the country folk. Bond for the classical fusion folk. Alana Grace is pretty good. Ha Ha Tonka is good folk music (they did a great version of "Black Betty" at Summerfest but that's not on their album. Believe it or not, the Infant Sorrow album (Get Him To The Greek soundtrack) is really good, even if you don't like Russel Brand. Ed Kowalczyk of Live has a good solo album. Well, I kind of went off topic by listing albums or bands and not songs but all those songs on the albums are little known, right?
idk how they are viewed overseas, but The Eyes of a Traitor (or just Traitor, idk) are pretty much unknown where I am. I, personally, love them, one of my favorite bands.
Well... Bright Eyes... Yeah, I don't know if they're big over in America or somewhere else but there really not well known at all over here in Scotland:
Also, Death Cab for Cuite:
Firstly, She's Not There by The Zombies.
It's old, and underappreciated.
Then we come forwards in time to the magical time of somewhen or other quite recent, and we come to nearly anything my Fleet Foxes, such as English House
I also recently discovered Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes, probably best known for Home, featured in nigh on any trailer for an indie movie about awkward teens in the past couple of years
It's old, and underappreciated.
Then we come forwards in time to the magical time of somewhen or other quite recent, and we come to nearly anything my Fleet Foxes, such as English House
I also recently discovered Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes, probably best known for Home, featured in nigh on any trailer for an indie movie about awkward teens in the past couple of years
I see now six reasons to kill (linked here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb3l3hu8IkU)
And no Ichor (which is brutal and shall not be linked because im lazy right now...)
and worst of all ... no At war with gods D:
[m]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PLq-pQSitI[/m]
And no Ichor (which is brutal and shall not be linked because im lazy right now...)
and worst of all ... no At war with gods D:
[m]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PLq-pQSitI[/m]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-mTyiM5jLI&feature=related
Technikal: Summassault !(hard trance)!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n72jZCTUiA&feature=related
Jason Cortex: Enemy Of the State !(hard trance)!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv4CuIIspdE
Johann Jhohannsson: The Suns Gone Dim (Classical)
Technikal: Summassault !(hard trance)!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n72jZCTUiA&feature=related
Jason Cortex: Enemy Of the State !(hard trance)!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv4CuIIspdE
Johann Jhohannsson: The Suns Gone Dim (Classical)
I dont know who sings it but Lithium Flower is fav unknown only made popular among anime circles with Ghost in the Shell: Stand alone complex.
Also Joe Romersa's work bot solo & with Soy Cowboy. Some of which were also made popular with the Silent Hill series.
Also Joe Romersa's work bot solo & with Soy Cowboy. Some of which were also made popular with the Silent Hill series.