Post a band you like from your country.

[Arcanz]

-Snip

If you like Kaizers Orchestra, then you should look at Skambankt too. If you haven't already, another great band from Norway. From Norway myself and I can mention loads of great bands from my country, including Dimmu Borgir, Zeromancer, Kaizers Orchestra, Skambankt, and Animal Alpha. That's just a few, for those that like rock atleast.

Spoiler: Skambankt - Skamania

 

[lewism247]

I'ts amazing how much the music in different countries can differ from each other, even if it's within the same genre.
I'm from Norway, I like to check out new music, and I would love to see (or hear) some bands from other parts of the world.
Also, if they sing in their native language, that's just great.

I'll start it off with one of my favorite norwegian bands:

Kaizers Orchestra, a band which many people consider to be one of the best live bands in Norway.

Spoiler: Knekker Deg Til Sist

Spoiler: 170 (Live)

Apologies if this topic has been done before, but I couldn't find anything like it when I searched.

Edit: Fixed the tags.

hmmmm

I'll go with the View

Good scottish band and 2 of them are Celtic fans

[spoier][/spoiler]

 

[Lambi]

If it's only a band then I can't find any good bands because they all suck here in Iceland.

If a singer is allowed then my favourite Icelandic singer is Björk (if you've heard of her).

 

[Dr.Awsome]

Rush

 

[Truly-A-Lie]

Been beaten to The Cure and The Beatles, so I'll have to say The Stone Roses.

 

[Rooster893]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_z-hEyVQDRA

I'm actually addicted to them, and I hate the fact that they sold out for Death Magnetic.

EDIT: And anyone who knows metal should know this song.

 

[Amondren]

Dance Gavin Dance and Alesana their both really good in my opinion

 

[historybuff]

I love The Decemberists and The Eagles!


If I was English, I would say Pink Floyd. If I was Canadian, I would say the Bare Naked Ladies.

 

[NuclearPenguin]

Sweden: In Flames
Soilwork
Sonic Syndicate
Stridsvagn
Sabaton
Arch Enemy
Deathstars
Dream Evil
Hammerfall
Pain


Australia: Fuck that, im going back to swedish bands.

 

[Danik93]

I'ts amazing how much the music in different countries can differ from each other, even if it's within the same genre.
I'm from Norway, I like to check out new music, and I would love to see (or hear) some bands from other parts of the world.
Also, if they sing in their native language, that's just great.

I'll start it off with one of my favorite norwegian bands:

Kaizers Orchestra, a band which many people consider to be one of the best live bands in Norway.

Spoiler: Knekker Deg Til Sist

Spoiler: 170 (Live)

Apologies if this topic has been done before, but I couldn't find anything like it when I searched.

Edit: Fixed the tags.

I love them

 

[0megaZer0]

NOTHING beats american rock, we were kinda the ones to INVENT rock & roll, afterall

~~~~~~~
System of a Down

Not American.They're Armenian.

Technically, they're classified as "Armenian-American rock" and they're from Glendale, California.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_of_a_Down

I'd call that pretty damn American.

 

[SonicKoala]

Well, being from Canada, I'd have to go with either Rush or Metric - however, I was born in the United States, so a shout out to one of my favourite contemporary groups, The Flaming Lips.

 

[MelziGurl]

The Living End
Grinspoon
Silverchair (old school)

There are others, but my brain doesn't work so well after work.

 

[Elburzito]

Marthrium from malta.
you wouldnt have heard of them.

 

[Cowabungaa]

I like very little Dutch stuff, but I don't mind listening to Doe Maar (ska-band with reggea and punk influences):

I like the Golden Earring better though:

 

[MagnetoHydroDynamics]

Say hello to Danish Soft Rock Band Kashmir

Spoiler: Awesome music, click here!

 

[Beastialman]

I'm stuck with a few options so I'll just put them all as a giant tie!

1: Dr. Steel
2: Tom Waits
3: Aphex Twin (although to be fair scientists aren't really sure where he's from)
4: DethKlok