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Re: Good modern rock

I don't like much modern rock.

Foo Fighters are good
Shinedown
Pearl Jam

Not much good stuff.
 

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I'm a major fan of modern Australian 00's rock, so I'll be posting a lot of it, I've already made a start.

Some up and coming Australians would be:

Little Red - Indie/classic rock group, they play feel good tunes and upbeat melodies

The Mess Hall - blues/rock/garage. It's a strange combination and the dark tones may be an acquired taste, but I've definitely acquired it.

Animal Collective - Just found out they're actually american :rolleyes: but they play psychadelic, electric pop.

Children Collide - Indie, similar to Franz Ferdinand I would say.

The Giveaways - The band I went to school with, they play alternative indie rock, heavy influences from The Strokes and Arctic Monkeys.

British India (Who I'm seeing live on Saturday) - Garage/rock n roll, heavy pounding anthems with loud vocals and drums being hammered.

Leader Cheetah - indie rock, more upbeat music.

Dappled Cities - art rock/experimental, Guitar driven, tempo changing stuff

The Temper Trap - Alternative, Rythmic guitar and an atmospheric, lazy sound

Yves Klein Blue - Indie, simply happy music

Newton Faulkner - Acoustic, one of a growing crop of australian singer/songwriters his prime weapon is melody, well written music and a great soft voice.

Red Riders - Alternative, similar to Dappled Cities.

The Middle East - Ambient/acoustic, slow paced ballads with classical influence and harmonic vocals

Bluejuice - Indie/electro. Their current song sounds similar to Point Of Know Return with the synths, but the rest is pretty solidly electronic.
 
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Sal, You should start some threads on those Aussie groups.....give us more info than just a band name and maybe a video or two. I am always open to new music and I am extremely lazy and wont go to the efforts to search. :D But If i have the information infront of my nose, I will definitely check it out :)
 

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Sal, You should start some threads on those Aussie groups.....give us more info than just a band name and maybe a video or two. I am always open to new music and I am extremely lazy and wont go to the efforts to search. :D But If i have the information infront of my nose, I will definitely check it out :)

He's already got a cool Silverchair thread going! Definitely a great band to start out with! :grinthumb
 

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Sal, You should start some threads on those Aussie groups.....give us more info than just a band name and maybe a video or two. I am always open to new music and I am extremely lazy and wont go to the efforts to search. :D But If i have the information infront of my nose, I will definitely check it out :)

I would...but I'm also extremely lazy :tongue:

I will be making more threads about the bigger Australian bands, like Sparkadia and Eskimo Joe etc. And I'll edit into my post a short description for you!

P.S Soot And Stars, look at my Powderfinger thread, the two bands go hand in hand.
 

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That's quite a list Sal, thanks I'll be checking out as many of them as I can.;)
 
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