Might be shooting too high here in the harder side of rock, I discovered a band called IDLES last year that was so unique to anything I've heard before and have been obcessed ever since who are making a bit of a scene in new music.
https://youtu.be/7rdSlshLV9U
On the chill out side of things Khruangbin is a great listen
https://youtu.be/q4xKvHANqjk
Help! I need new music!
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Originally Posted by:
chemical_fusion
Might be shooting too high here in the harder side of rock, I discovered a band called IDLES last year that was so unique to anything I've heard before and have been obcessed ever since who are making a bit of a scene in new music.
https://youtu.be/7rdSlshLV9U
On the chill out side of things Khruangbin is a great listen
https://youtu.be/q4xKvHANqjk
Thanks cf...
I'll definitely check them out. Is there a "too hard" side of rock ;) ?
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Holy crap! Nuno Bettencourt!
Coming from Extreme's so to be released (?) sixth album https://youtu.be/iJ_AOIbj8AA .
Ok - "Hole Hearted" (in songs here on GT), then "Get the Funk Out", now this - "Rise"? Amazing!
I'm in awe.
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Originally Posted by:
Rumble Walrus
Ok folks. I need help.
I understand that rock these days has changed. My ear and heart are still begging for the sounds of my youth - '70-'80s era but my brain is craving what's current and new.
I feel moss growing on my aged rump. A stone no longer rolling...
Who should I be listening to today? 2022?
I understand, I grew up in the classic rock era. My theory instructor was a big modern metal guy, so most of my homework was based around that genre.
I found that even though it wasn't something I listened to, it was a blast to play, and my skills drastically increased.
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Originally Posted by:
innocci
I understand, I grew up in the classic rock era. My theory instructor was a big modern metal guy, so most of my homework was based around that genre.
I found that even though it wasn't something I listened to, it was a blast to play, and my skills drastically increased.
Not surprising innocci. My son-in-law-to-be follows a number of metal guys that are genuine virtuosos- amazing players.
# 25
#21
Originally Posted by:
chemical_fusion
Might be shooting too high here in the harder side of rock, I discovered a band called IDLES last year that was so unique to anything I've heard before and have been obcessed ever since who are making a bit of a scene in new music.
https://youtu.be/7rdSlshLV9U
On the chill out side of things Khruangbin is a great listen
https://youtu.be/q4xKvHANqjk
Just checked out IDLES. They are indeed unique. Not my kind of thing but definitely unique. I listen to just about everything so thanks for the steer. Thought I might send the guitar player a pair of pants but thought better of it ;)
Khruangbin is a definite chill pill. Liked it.
thanks again!
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Originally Posted by:
Rumble Walrus
Ok folks. I need help.
I understand that rock these days has changed. My ear and heart are still begging for the sounds of my youth - '70-'80s era but my brain is craving what's current and new.
I feel moss growing on my aged rump. A stone no longer rolling...
Who should I be listening to today? 2022?
Alter Bridge is touring at the moment.
If you like classic rock they might be close enough for you. Maybe like a metal/classic vibe.
Miles Kennedy (Alter Bridge) has done alot with Slash. Not sure if they plan on anything in the future.
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