Music recommendations please

Cookiemonster

Both my partner and I have symptoms of the virus, now on day 4 and very board.

Any music recommendations at all. 

I am currently into In Rainbows by Radiohead, melaphoboa by Cage the Elephant. Interpol etc.

But I like the classics like Transformer, Loves forever changes, exile on main Street, Lust for Life, Bowie's Low, Stooges etc.

New bands would be great, or maybe older bands I've overlooked.

I certainly overlooked Radiohead, i.much prefer in Rainbows to the earlier work. The basement live session on YouTube is incredible give it a watch if like me your bored of isolation, 

AlexC

From what you're naming there then I'd recommend giving Wolf Alice and Anna Calvi a listen if you're not familiar with them already.

Cookiemonster

Thanks will give them a try.

AllthegearNoidea

War on Drugs. New to me. Lost in a dream. Sounds crap in the car and brilliant through a decent system

Cookiemonster

AllthegearNoidea said:

War on Drugs. New to me. Lost in a dream. Sounds crap in the car and brilliant through a decent system

What a great band, I like them a lot, somehow remind me of Wilco

AllthegearNoidea

Cookiemonster said:

AllthegearNoidea said:

War on Drugs. New to me. Lost in a dream. Sounds crap in the car and brilliant through a decent system

What a great band, I like them a lot, somehow remind me of Wilco

Just playing them repeatedly. Brilliant 

Cookiemonster

I think I will go listen to more of their tracks  thanks for the suggestion.

blobb

Ideal time to dip your toe into the wonderful Canterbury Scene.

fields5069

I recommend Songs From The Bardo by Laurie Anderson and a couple of other people. It's incredibly calming.

fandango

Two to take you down a rabbit warren:
All Them Witches
Slift (pinched from another tFB thread - the one about the two white Gibson SG guitars)

But www.music-map.com is your friend in situations like these.

stickyfiddle

If you like In Rainbows then don't overlook King of Limbs (a bit more blipply-bloppy) or A Moon Shaped Pool (a bit more strings-y and less blippy).

Also try It Culls You by the Envy Corps.

And for a bit more "songy" then dip into The National - everything after Boxer is phenomenal, but Sleep Well Beast is probably the most Radioheadish.

lasermonkey

Things I've been listening to a lot lately:

DIIV: Deciever

Boy And Bear: Suck On Light

Grouper: Grid Of Points and Ruins

Indian Queens (no albums yet, but a fair few singles and an EP)

The Quiet Temple (S/T). I heard the term Doom Jazz used to describe them. A friend recommended them to me, citing a mixture of Radiohead, Massive Attack and early Pink Floyd.

Swervedriver: I Wasn't Born To Lose You

Besnard Lakes: Until In Excess, Imperceptible UFO and A Coliseum Complex Museum

TheMarlin

My recommendations of music I’ve listened yo recently. 


Porridge Radio- Every Bad
Pip Blom - Boat
Pom Poko - Birthday
Ween - Pure Guava
Bibio - Ambivalence Avenue
Big Thief - Two Hands
Thundercat - Drunk
Anderson Paak -,Malibu 
Bonnie Prince Billy - Master and Everyone 
Warmduscher - Whale City
Jesca Hoop - Stonechild
Joanna Newsom - Divers
Boxer Rebellion - Ghost Alive
The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette
New Model Army - Ghost on Cain. 

That’s should keep you going.  

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Cookiemonster

TheMarlin said:

My recommendations of music I’ve listened yo recently. 


Porridge Radio- Every Bad
Pip Blom - Boat
Pom Poko - Birthday
Ween - Pure Guava
Bibio - Ambivalence Avenue
Big Thief - Two Hands
Thundercat - Drunk
Anderson Paak -,Malibu 
Bonnie Prince Billy - Master and Everyone 
Warmduscher - Whale City
Jesca Hoop - Stonechild
Joanna Newsom - Divers
Boxer Rebellion - Ghost Alive
The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette
New Model Army - Ghost on Cain. 

That’s should keep you going.  

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I will need to make a playlist for these. Thanks

Cookiemonster

stickyfiddle said:

If you like In Rainbows then don't overlook King of Limbs (a bit more blipply-bloppy) or A Moon Shaped Pool (a bit more strings-y and less blippy).

Also try It Culls You by the Envy Corps.

And for a bit more "songy" then dip into The National - everything after Boxer is phenomenal, but Sleep Well Beast is probably the most Radioheadish.

I really like King of Limbs, the basement sessions of that album are even better.
Moon shaped pool is also great Daydreaming is stunning as is the video


The national is a great shout. I only know a few, so will give them a try.

I need my girl is just stunning

Cookiemonster

blobb said:

Ideal time to dip your toe into the wonderful Canterbury Scene.

Folly stuff right ?

Cookiemonster

fandango said:

Two to take you down a rabbit warren:
All Them Witches
Slift (pinched from another tFB thread - the one about the two white Gibson SG guitars)

But www.music-map.com is your friend in situations like these.

I feel like I have listen to All them Witches before. Will try them out thanks

digitalkettle

My recent finds of recent times:

Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Wapentak
Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Motorcade Amnesiacs
Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Crown and Treaty

Check out the above before all else

Kiev - Falling Bough Wisdom Teeth
Anathema - The Optimist
Johnny Marr - The Messenger
Johnny Marr - Playland
Johnny Marr - Call The Comet
Becca Stevens - Regina
The Bright Light Social Hour - Jude Vol 1
Anything by Dawes

Proper guitar stuff:
Big Wreck albums from Albatross onwards
Michael Landau - Rock Bottom

Cookiemonster

envy Corps are great. Thank for this

Cookiemonster

fandango said:

Two to take you down a rabbit warren:
All Them Witches
Slift (pinched from another tFB thread - the one about the two white Gibson SG guitars)

But www.music-map.com is your friend in situations like these.

All them Witches are insanely great, how are these not huge

Reverend

Most of my listening is heavy rock/metal  that might not be suitable but how about these?

Sixteen Horsepower  - Sackcloth and Ashes
Murder By Death - Red of Tooth and Claw
Mule - if I Don't Six
The Dirtbombs  - Ultraglide In Black