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Choppaduel

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A sample of lesser known electronic music:
It says cpen - robotica, but its wrong​
 

NiceGurl_14

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xxalexveexx said:
Hey everyone. The title is pretty self explanatory right? Songs, bands, genres. Anything, I'll take. Thanks!
Welcome to the Escapist! Please enjoy your time here.

OT: I have a fondness for J-pop and K-pop. Artists like Rain, Namie Amuro, BoA, SHINee, Super Junior, Ayumi Hamasaki, Uverworld, Hikaru Utada, Kumi Koda, Hatsune Miku, ect...

For American music I like Amy Lee (Evanescence), Linkin Park, Simple Plan, Michael Jackson (no flames please)
 

lazinesslord

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Anamanguchi (chiptune)
Jimi Hendrix (rock)
Gorrilaz (various genres)
Blue Scholars (rap)
Unknown Prophets (rap)
Modest Mouse (Iforget what the genre was called)
Metric (rock)
 

Comrade Mateo

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No one has done a rickroll yet? YES. This is the best forum ever.

In seriousnessness though, I am a third-wave ska guy, so Reel Big Fish, Less Tham Jake, Save Ferris, Aquabats, and all those other populate my music, but I think the one I really enjoy is Streetlight Manifesto.
 

Stealth Prawn

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What's this? Music people haven't suggested?!

The Rural Alberta Advantage [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GupdrkZMYpA], they're an awesome indie punk band with folk influences, straight up amazing stuff.

Audio/Rocketry [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZht6eQdRkg] is another awesome band from Alberta, they're more folk but still with very identifiable punk influences.

[url-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK1bi4emEkk]Modest Mouse[/url] should be a given for anyone, some of the best indie rock ever recorded right here.

Dinosaur Jr [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfSaHanm9tM&feature=relmfu] is another indie rock band, a bit more accessible than Modest Mouse, too.

Neutral Milk Hotel [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCxEWPLDg5c] is the holy grail of indie music. Jeff Mangum is one of the best writers of all time, and his soulful vocals and guitar playing just makes his music some of the best ever recorded.
 

KEM10

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VicunaBlue said:
Punk?

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The Unseen live are worth every penny, especially when Gallows are opening.

OT: Holly Fuck is a great band to listen to

I have also been on a She Wants Revenge kick

And the next band to play on shuffle is
 

pretentiousname01

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www.pandora.com

Put in bands listen to music. The system will randomly play songs that are similar to taste. I picked up alot of new songs this way. pretty awesome.
 

Nouw

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Guess these guys are alright.

These guys kick ass.

Well these guys are awesome beyond human recognition.
 

mireko

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Ooh, and I forgot Piana too. Dreamlike music with ambient and glitch influences, but very listenable and sweet. Her "Snow Bird" is the only album I've ever heard that has made me cry (actually cry). That has to count for something. It's not particularly sad music (nostalgic, if anything), I just find it profoundly moving.

Gutevolk is kind of a similar musician, her music is a little more upbeat though, occasionally with what I can only describe as a jazzy feel to it.

Also Sawako, but that's more drone/ambient.

And um, some more..
Plus-Tech Squeezebox: I am an unashamed fan of Shibuya-kei. If you've never heard of it, it's kind of a mix of Bossa Nova, J-pop, Hip-hop and Electropop. You may notice that that sounds like a bad idea, but it really works in practice. Trust me. Plus-Tech Squeezebox are further on the electropop side than many other artists, but I think it works in their favor. Goddamned catchy songs.

Yukari Fresh: Another shibuya-kei artist, she leans more on hiphop elements (sampling, warm thick drums) and still makes some really catchy pop songs.

Ground Zero: In this case I'm referring to the Otomo Yoshihide jazz/noise rock/metal group. Seriously insane music. Mixes a lot of different influences into something really unique. Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Orchestra is kind of the same thing.
There's also Limited Express (has gone?), Shonen Knife, Satoko Fujii, The 5.6.7.8's, Takako Minekawa, The Flying Luttenbachers, Trs-80, Hazel Nuts Chocolate, Macdonald Duck Eclair, Fennesz, Boris, 2562, Ikue Mori, Hella, Shellac, Kiiiiiii, Chieko Mori, Michiyo Yagi, Oval, Puzzleweasel, Soundmurderer and MIDORI (the punk band, not the other ones).

I want to write a little about all of them (and the ones I posted earlier) but it is damned late over here and I've already posted too much in this thread.
 

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dialetrix, muph and plutonic, spit syndicate, pegz, gully platoon, thundamentals, scryptcha, hilltop hoods, bliss n eso, tzu, urthboy, the herd, funkoars, terra firma, horrorshow. these are my pic as some of the best aus hiphop out currently
 

Blue Musician

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Underoath
Dog Fashion Disco
Anberlin
Enigma
Plumb
BOA
Here Comes the Kraken
In Extremo
In Fear and Faith
PAIN
Qntal
Salyu
Sick Puppies
Sigur Ros
Explosions in the Sky
Mogwai
SR-71
The Smashing Pumpkins
These New Puritans
Triagrutrika
ZXYZXY
Johann Johannsson
Silversun Pickups
Trading Yesterday
Versailles

Any basically any classical music. Note that I tried to list most bands that I consider that they aren't that well known, or that not so many other people have listened to them.
 

EcHoFiiVe

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Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. Not very creative as far as naming their band goes, but they are amazing. Ohio is one of my favorites.
Cream. White Room is my favorite song by them. Very heavy on the Clapton, which you know I like =P.
Chevelle is a good modern band. I've already pre-ordered their greatest hits album so that should be awesome. I'll lend that to you.
Goo Goo Dolls. Very distinctly rock. When I was younger my sister played them a lot, and then as I got older I listened to them more and really liked them.
Better Than Ezra.
 

EcHoFiiVe

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Khaiseri said:
Underoath
Dog Fashion Disco
Anberlin
Enigma
Plumb
BOA
Here Comes the Kraken
In Extremo
In Fear and Faith
PAIN
Qntal
Salyu
Sick Puppies
Sigur Ros
Explosions in the Sky
Mogwai
SR-71
The Smashing Pumpkins
These New Puritans
Triagrutrika
ZXYZXY
Johann Johannsson
Silversun Pickups
Trading Yesterday
Versailles

Any basically any classical music. Note that I tried to list most bands that I consider that they aren't that well known, or that not so many other people have listened to them.
I support Smashing Pumpkins, Anberlin, Mogwai, and Silversun Pickups. Don't really know the rest at all so I don't want to post an opinion on them.
 

OptimisticPessimist

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Well, all the ones I was gonna mentioned were ninja'd. So, I'd say Tyr. Great viking-folk-ethnic-metal...thing. Check 'em out.