Ah, here we go. That didn't take long. Yes, FalloutJack also follows the work of the band called Sulek. Love the music and animations.Candlejack said:A band called Sulek. Ever heard of them? No?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4quaFmnvj0&feature=channel
This is their song Oregon, accompanied by an epic hand drawn music video, as all of their songs are.
I've heard of Girls, I was sent their album (simply called "Album") in October last year. I thought that the vocals were annoying and especially the harmonica playing (what were they thinking), plus I think calling your band "Girls" when there are no girls in it is technically cheating. However, on the plus side there were lots of pictures of girls in the booklet to make up for the lack of them in the actual band, and I thought some of the songs were really quite decent once I got past the cheese-grater voice.metroidgearsolid said:so... Girls have announced a brand new mini album and are giving away a free track just for shits and giggles
http://www.nme.com/news/girls/53552
never heard of Girls? nor have the rest of the world. just thought i would spread the lovelet me know what you think!
anyway. what is your favourite band that no one else has heard of at the moment? would love to hear what cool bands there are out there.
my faves are:
girls,
death from above 1979
+ Elbow (dont know anyone outside of the uk who knows of them)
Ya, "skramz" is kind a half joke term for "real screamo", but genre distinctions are always a pain... Basically, people use the term real screamo to try to distance the genre form stuff that is mislabeled as screamo, stuff like modern "mall-core" metalcore and pop punk. I guess real screamo is kinda like fourth wave emo in a sense, we've got mid to late 80's emo-core ( rites of spring, embrace, fugazi ect.), which was basically just emotional sissyish punk, 1st wave emo from the late 80's to the early 90's (the hated, moss icon, navio forge, indian summer, still life, ect.), 2nd wave hardcore emo a tad bit later on (like up to the early mid 90's) which was bands like heroin, Antioch arrow, swing kids, ect. After that we gots indie(sometimes called midwest) emo in the mid 90's which you seem to listen to alot of ^_^, less "hardcore" stuff like cap'n jazz, american football, sunny day real estate, joan of arc, ect. And then we have all the weird "post emo" stuff like crazy grindy-wall-of-sound-octave-chord-roll around of the floor- emo, aka screamo, skramz, real screamo, whatever you'd like to call it :3 (bands like orchid, pg. 99, saetia, reversal of man, neil perry, tristan tzara, ect)... and i guess now we have post post emo? Experimental post rock/post hardcore/ whatever-screamo mix bands like circle takes the sqaure, mesa verde, gospel, envy, eleventh he reaches london, city of caterpillar, malay, saddest landscape, la dispute, ect. ect.TeeBs said:The Line between Screamo *if thats what your refering to* and various sub-genres of hardcore have always confused me, though I listen to some stuff that has been refered to as "Real Screamo" though I don't know how truthful that is.aschere van she said:Indeed... fantastic band (*internet high five!*)TeeBs said:
Emotionally destroys me each time.
Are you a fan of any other emo/skrams bands :3?
Emo
Cap'n Jazz
Rites of Spring
Snowing
Owls
American Football
and
Midwest Pen pals
Screamo
Circle Takes the Square
The Saddest Landscape
art is subjective...Metalhandkerchief said:MUSE is the most talented band on earth, that is just a fact.aschere van she said:Fuck muse. They aren't universally recognized as the worlds best live act. I say they aren't sooo.. boom! they're ya go. & popularity doesn't = goodness, which is what this thread is about, methinks.
Show me one frontman who has classicla piano AND guitar training, masters both, and can reach 3+ octaves over the floor with his voice.
And write a full 20+ minute symphony.
To top it off they have the best bassist in the world and a catalogue of over 200 songs of which not one isn't really good.
You troll, sir. Good day.
Ok, so you've made it this far without being quoted, but Cake is not an obscure band. They're played on rock stations, alternative stations, 90s stations, and Top 40/Billboard Hits stations, ALL THE TIME. Perhaps that's a location thing, but even then, they have multiple top ten singles, and they've had their songs featured in multiple movies, and an ipod commercial. That being said, they're still awesome.Thespian said:Cake.
The best song ever. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF43shMjs0o&ob=av3n]