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| Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Los Angeles
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| Indie Rock should be re-named Elevetor Rock Seriously, I see a red door and it sounds like a dentist's office. It seems everything is compressed and minimized. Especially indie rock. It's like French food, you get two notes and that's the song. Don't get me wrong, rock's always been about two notes, but the notes are more like dings of an elevator doorbell. And the mentality must be in the tap water because it's bland, boring, and everywhere. Now, I heard The Killers new album and was impressed. There was a lot of life pumping through those speakers. But as for indie radio, man, I think Kenny G was on to something cuz everything indie is like rock on luudes. Okay, rant fully rendered.
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| what are you listening to that you consider to be this bland "indie rock" you speak of? |
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My radio/cassette player only gets 5 channels it can pick-up at a time. I'd try to surf around, but my truck's radio is just too prehistoric. I've listened to it for a couple years now, and everything I hear on it sounds so thin and lifeless. There's once and a while a song comes on that sounds full and rich. But...I'm sorry, I just can't grasp it as a whole. Like which part? Which line? It all just kind of blahs together as this thin lifeless ever-present thing happening for it. Honestly, the only two band I can possibly recognize as indie with a pulse that I've heard are Modest Mouse and Neutral Milk Hotel.
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Foxboro, MA
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| SIRIUS Satellite Radio - The Best Radio On Radio you can even get that hilarious 1/8" stereo plug -> dummy cassette adapter.
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| you should check out the new pornographers, they have consistantly been releasing excellent records. http://www.amazon.com/Twin-Cinema-Ne...3345322&sr=8-2 The starlight mints newerish cd is pretty good. Of Montreal's last record was in my cd player for 2 months straight, but i can understand why one may not like it. The first arcade fire cd was really good, but i'm sure if that station plays "indie" music they are playing the hell of out of them... |
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Yeah, you're right. They're pretty good. Good call.
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Brooklyn, NYC
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| i agree there's way too much garbage indie rock. way too precious, over rated playing etc. but there are some cool outfits that do fly under radar. some indie shit i've dug in the last year: black mountain (jagjaguwar) - indie sabbath. Dungen - he's from sweden i think, but he's pretty out there. m. ward (merge) - he's mellow most of the time, but a very good songwriter. oakley hall - redneck rock out of the BK where i live. steven walcott Engine Studios |
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Of course, I'm a huge fan, daily. Funny, I designed the banners for that show: Crew Creative Advertising
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| I second the DUNGEN recommendation. Also check out IRON AND WINE's new cd "The Sheperd's Dog" |
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