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So, uhhhhh, this is kind of a really heavy Hold Steady song, right? With Kelley Deal and maybe more melodic background singing. It's absolutely great, just wondering if this is typical and I have to go listen to all the Protomartyr now...
Yeah, this song is ridiculously good. I don't know how I haven't listened to this band more. It's so completely in the centre of everything I love. There's a Spoon-ish indie rock song buried in the centre of this, improved on by the strange synths, big guitars, group vocals, saxophone? solo, and great drumming.
I really love Nathaniel Rateliff, song isn't new to me, play the hell out of this album. What he's doing doesn't seem innovative but why has no one done it this well in like 40 years. I think he adds a fair bit of rock to the soul, that really wins me over vs. some of the other new-soul revival or whatever we're calling this these days.
So, I didn't recognize this by make but it's actually not new to me, they get played on one of the Sirius channels I listen to. Nice indie rock song, guy has a cool voice and sings mostly over acoustic guitar about relateable subjects like women, wine and weed.
Recognizable as Brian Fallon from the first note, this sounds a bit fuller than most of his solo stuff, which tends to be a bit folkier, this sounds like a Gaslight Anthem song, which is good.
Marco's comment basically nails this one. I like the Eels and love Electro-Shock Blues but haven't kept up too much with their recent output, this song is as good as anything from their peak though.
Yep, very much of its era... that era being 35 year ago. The "I hope that you're hearing me" chorus and the "no more no more" follow up are catchy as hell, and then back to the post punk vocals over noodly guitars.
A band I've gotten more into over the past year or so, likely prompted by a Tasker recommendation at the start. I'm pretty sure girls run the indie rock world right now. This is great indie rock guitar with a great voice and lovely melodies, tough for dudes to replicate.
Not much I can say on this one, I think Scott Hutchison related to his fans and audience unlike many other 'frontmen' or singer songwriters. He's basically the same age as me. I loved this new heavier direction, basically Hutchison fronting a 90s grunge band. So much potential. Even here, the lyrics sound like a Frightened Rabbit song, he sure had a style of writing and yeah, way too much of it was prophetic.
I’ve got family here so I have to make the sure the music is popular enough for the crowd but soon I’ll switch over.
After my "last" post, my mom brought out the long island iced teas
Can’t disappoint momAfter my "last" post, my mom brought out the long island iced teas
Lucero’s “Live From Atlanta” set turned me into a big fan. Had randomly seen them before in concert as an opener for THS, but that album made me seek out their shows each time through NYC/NJ/Philadelphia.
I checked out the whole EP and it is interesting but this song is A+++. I don't know much about em. Like Octopus they are also from Detroit
I made it through 9 minutes of this and was all Dancehalled out. If I had an air horn, I could have lasted a few more minutes.
I think it's a strong dance pop song but I know that isn't a genre everyone here is going to like. I also like it as a powerful and positive statement with it being the first song she wrote and recorded since the terror attack at her May 2017 concert
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