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TheWILDheart
04-03-2007, 02:19 PM
OK so I've decided to start a thread of great new music people are coming across. My friend is obsessed with this band and I couldn't stand them for ages until I saw them live and met them. They were amazing and now I own the album. Check em out: www.myspace.com/3milehighrock

Für Elise
04-03-2007, 02:23 PM
you mean just new music or bands people wouldn't have heard of? cause the new arcade fire album ineon bible s the best album i've heard in a long time. but you all would have heard that by now

Musicman408
04-03-2007, 02:25 PM
Amy Winehouse is great as is Mika. Very unique he is.:nod:

TheWILDheart
04-03-2007, 02:30 PM
you mean just new music or bands people wouldn't have heard of? cause the new arcade fire album ineon bible s the best album i've heard in a long time. but you all would have heard that by now

any new music ya wanna share with peeps

Mari
04-03-2007, 02:37 PM
I'm really diggin' the New Young Pony Club at the moment.
kind of err.. Cansei de Ser Sexy. With lots of great newordery synths!
another fun indie disco band.

http://www.myspace.com/newyoungponyclub

Für Elise
04-03-2007, 02:53 PM
in that case you should get your hands on the new arcade fire album.

and heres two songs from a new band that i love at the moent

http://download.yousendit.com/307EDB9362C71C4D

http://download.yousendit.com/3DF9CBF847EC3272

Mari
04-03-2007, 03:27 PM
I think Keep The Car Running is great, but his singing is a bit umm .. too much for me. But I'm still giving the album a chance.
seen their cover of Bizarre Love Triangle on Youtube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqudnKyvC44)?

RavenOfRhiannon
04-03-2007, 06:09 PM
I second Amy Winehouse.

foxyluva
04-03-2007, 06:35 PM
Amy Winehouse has been around since 2003, which hardly makes her new. You American's are late to the party, as usual...

markolas
04-03-2007, 06:43 PM
Amy Winehouse has been around since 2003, which hardly makes her new. You American's are late to the party, as usual...

If it's from the last decade, it's new to me. :shrug:

rbs3676
04-03-2007, 06:54 PM
Amy Winehouse has been around since 2003, which hardly makes her new. You American's are late to the party, as usual...

Just for the record, her US debut was made less than a month ago. No one here had heard much of her at all.
We might be late, but trust me...we are having a hell of a party. :wavey:

rbs

foxyluva
04-03-2007, 07:03 PM
Just for the record, her US debut was made less than a month ago. No one here had heard much of her at all.
We might be late, but trust me...we are having a hell of a party. :wavey:

rbs

Im glad you are enjoying her, but if you looked outside your own country for music for once, you would have discovered in 2003 like everybody else :wavey:

rbs3676
04-03-2007, 07:07 PM
Im glad you are enjoying her, but if you looked outside your own country for music for once, you would have discovered in 2003 like everybody else :wavey:

For once? :laugh:

I'm glad you can see my CD collection all the way from...um, where are you?

Like everybody else? :laugh:

Um....OK.

rbs

Für Elise
04-03-2007, 07:13 PM
If it's from the last decade, it's new to me. :shrug:
yeah we get it you like old jazz. this person was just wanting to find some new music.

sean lennon's new album is growing on me but I still prefer the first. this one is more mature i guess but I'm a sucker for the good pop songs of the first.

i said the arcade fire before and that song mentioned keep the car running is my absolute favourite on it. they were saying something about his singing and i know what you mean but to me he has one of those voices like tim finn wher you can't almost tell what key he's singing in but it just sounds good like that tim finn song charlie. it's almost off key but only he can pull it off and maybe this guy aswell. not a voice for everyone but it's not the standout factor cause theres so much going on in the music to keep you interested.

the life pursuit is old now but i still listen to it like its new.

there's a new silverchair one that i haven't heard but want to listen to. i used to love them.

theres gotta be a heap more only i can't think of them now. oh johnny cash has an album coming out every year for the next decade probably

foxyluva
04-03-2007, 07:17 PM
For once? :laugh:

I'm glad you can see my CD collection all the way from...um, where are you?

Like everybody else? :laugh:

Um....OK.

rbs

It was nothing personal - most American's are notoriously ignorant when it comes to music outside their own borders, so I just assumed you were the same...

Sorry :woohoo:

Für Elise
04-03-2007, 07:29 PM
It was nothing personal - most American's are notoriously ignorant when it comes to music outside their own borders, so I just assumed you were the same...

Sorry :woohoo:
ha that seems rude but it is kinda true. i was used to it then was talking to some german and french friends about music and would explain who they were before hand and they'd get pissed off at me for being patronising as if they didn't know but i was just used to having to explain who people are.

estranged4life
04-03-2007, 07:41 PM
It was nothing personal - most American's are notoriously ignorant when it comes to music outside their own borders, so I just assumed you were the same...

Sorry :woohoo:

at this exact moment, out of the 10 cd's laying at arms reach, 7 are European metal bands most American wouldnt have a clue about (The other 3 consist of 1 Canadian power trio not named Rush, 1 death metal band from Florida & 1 heavy metal from Seattle).

Seems a great majority of the music I delve into now is from Finland.

markolas
04-03-2007, 08:38 PM
ANYway...

new-ish (or at least recent) music I enjoy:

Happy Apple - jazz trio that's been around since '97 or so; their last album was The Peace Between Our Companies, in 2005.

Joshua Redman - another jazz musician that's been around since the early/mid-'90s; I really only started listening to him with his last two albums, Elastic (2002) and Momentum (2005) - he's got Samuel Yahel (keyboards) and Brian Blade (a brilliant drummer who's worked with our Joni) in his group on these; both of these albums are in the funk/jazz category - kind of like a tamer version of Herbie Hancock's Headhunters album.

Mari
04-04-2007, 04:22 AM
i said the arcade fire before and that song mentioned keep the car running is my absolute favourite on it. they were saying something about his singing and i know what you mean but to me he has one of those voices like tim finn wher you can't almost tell what key he's singing in but it just sounds good like that tim finn song charlie. it's almost off key but only he can pull it off and maybe this guy aswell. not a voice for everyone but it's not the standout factor cause theres so much going on in the music to keep you interested.

Tim Finn, eh? Never thought about comparing those two, I'll really have to listen to it then. I know what you mean by that pushing it to the limit of singing in key, I do like it when singers can pull that off, it creates a wonderful tension.
What put me off a little in Arcade Fire though, is that to me, it doesn't sound like he means it, the emotion he puts in his singing.
But still, musically, the band are so much more interesting that a lot of crap that's out there.

Für Elise
04-04-2007, 01:57 PM
Tim Finn, eh? Never thought about comparing those two, I'll really have to listen to it then. I know what you mean by that pushing it to the limit of singing in key, I do like it when singers can pull that off, it creates a wonderful tension.
What put me off a little in Arcade Fire though, is that to me, it doesn't sound like he means it, the emotion he puts in his singing.
But still, musically, the band are so much more interesting that a lot of crap that's out there.
i think i would disagree about the part of not meaning what he's singing but its all in perception and i know some singers I've thought wer all emotion i have heard friends say they sound like they'rejust trying to sound emotional.

yeah I don't know why I immediately thought of tim finn. they're not really similar just that bit about not having that perfect voice and sounding off to many but working really well with others. like neil finn is supposed to have the beautiful voice and he sure does. anybody can listen to his voice and hear that he just has a nice voice whether it's there type or not it just works well and in key. tim finn can have people yell to turn it off but for me i love it and he can sound like he's pushing the key so much that it sounds like its going off but it works so well for me. so i don't know if they are simlar but in that aspect they are. i can upload probably my favourite split enz song charlie for you. its so beautiful to me but some say that can't listen to it cause of his voice like it sounds like he's struggling but the voice is the best part for me

http://www.sendspace.com/file/n7ne3w

Mari
04-05-2007, 11:58 AM
LOVED that track, thank you!
have to listen to AF a bit more before I can say something sensible about it, I guess.

Musicman408
04-05-2007, 02:40 PM
I've heard of a band called Mr. Lamb and the Lambchops, but I think they are looking to change their name. They'll probably have an album done by the end of summer.....

Oh yeah, I am in that band. :lol: :nod:

Richard B
04-09-2007, 09:57 AM
I'm really loving the band Man Man.

gretchen
04-09-2007, 10:43 AM
This is not new, but I love Paul Weller's stuff, fantastic. Brilliant guy and voice. Go get stuff from him!! Also love the Style Council's Cafe Bleu record (CD :D ) Down the Seine is a gorgeous piece!!! Go get it!!!:wavey:

Paul W.
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Für Elise
04-09-2007, 11:22 AM
here's some new music. my friends band from sydney just toured the uk and they were produced by butch vig and I'm a huge fan of them even if he wasn't my friend. watch this clip they are really ****ing good.

I dont know which song I prefer but the second film clip is my favourite

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and heres an older one of theres.

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they've got some releases in australia and the uk and everyone should listen to them cause they're much better than most of the new bands out there

Mari
04-10-2007, 02:42 PM
Kings Of Leon, anyone heard their last record? Really enjoying it. Not new though, as I found at from their allmusicpage (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:jcfyxqe0ldhe)
You can hear some music there too, just go to the discography.


^^btw, I really like the second clip, Elise, but what's your friend's band called?!?

and a second edit, here's one band that IS brand new, I'm really really really looking forward to their album release: Polytechnic (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=33221418)

chiliD
04-10-2007, 03:32 PM
... Canadian power trio not named Rush

Would you be referring to Triumph? :shrug: :thumbsup:

Für Elise
04-10-2007, 08:30 PM
^^btw, I really like the second clip, Elise, but what's your friend's band called?!?they're called the follow. here's there website http://www.thefollow.net/

i love the second song and clip, i like all but that one is the best. I say i like the first one equally because its more the first song you play to introduce the band cause its got that bit that hooks you but really the second song smashed heart is much better. they released some stuff through hmv in the uk i think.