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1. Lunar Echoes - A post-rock band from Portland, Oregon, known for their ethereal soundscapes that blend ambient textures with powerful guitar melodies, attracting a dedicated cult following; still active.
2. Neon Nexus - A synthwave duo hailing from Tokyo, who created pulsating electronic music that transported listeners to a retro-futuristic cyberpunk world; disbanded after two albums due to creative differences.
3. Mystic Caravan - Folk-rock ensemble from the Irish countryside, famed for their enchanting harmonies and poetic storytelling, drawing in both local pub-goers and international folk festival enthusiasts; on hiatus as members pursue solo projects.
4. Celestial Havoc - A progressive metal band originating from Stockholm, celebrated for their intricate compositions and blend of melodic hooks with aggressive riffs, amassing a dedicated fanbase within the metal community; currently active and working on their fourth album.
5. Azure Skies - Dreamy indie-pop group from California, crafting music that felt like a warm, sunny day at the beach, amassing a loyal following of young fans who related to their nostalgic and carefree lyrics; still active, gaining momentum in the indie scene.
6. Echo Chamber - An experimental electronic collective based in Berlin, pushing boundaries with their avant-garde sound collages and immersive live performances, attracting a niche audience of electronic music aficionados; disbanded after a successful trilogy of albums.
7. Solaris Serenade - Symphonic orchestral ensemble from Prague, known for their grandiose compositions that blended classical elements with modern cinematic flair, captivating audiences at sold-out venues around the world; still active, collaborating with film and game soundtracks.
8. Neptune's Fury - Power metal powerhouse from São Paulo, Brazil, delivering high-energy anthems that fused soaring vocals with thunderous guitar solos, achieving a strong following in the global metal scene; currently on hiatus as members explore side projects.
9. Velvet Meadows - Alt-country quartet originating from Austin, Texas, celebrated for their heartfelt storytelling, twangy guitars, and soulful harmonies that resonated with Americana enthusiasts; disbanded after a decade-long career, leaving behind a cherished discography.
10. Synaptic Synergy - Futuristic electronic duo from South Korea, pioneers of the "neurotronic" genre, seamlessly blending cutting-edge technology with mind-bending soundscapes, garnering a devoted following within the electronic underground; still active, evolving their sound with each new release.
Saw them at The Whiskey a Go-Go. Sid and Nancy were there, as well as Jones and Cook who headlined with, I think, some of the Heartbreakers? Johnny Thunders? Tried to Google it, but nothing comes up.
Saw them at The Whiskey a Go-Go. Sid and Nancy were there, as well as Jones and Cook who headlined with, I think, some of the Heartbreakers? Johnny Thunders? Tried to Google it, but nothing comes up.
Think the Shits singer was a bloke called Les Miserables, as John Peel used to say, probably an assumed name.
Some obscure bands
Frank Sumatra and the Mob
Serious Drinking - who gave the world "Bobby Moore is Innocent"
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I'm guessing not the two I've heard of in that list? (Nurse with Wound and Meat Whiplash)
Salako, a pop band who were signed to Jeepster along with Belle & Sebastian and Snow Patrol. Their 1999 record Musicality is a standout in what I consider to be one of the worst years for music between 1965 and 2005.
I like a bit of New Zealand, newish, punk, The Datsuns and The D4s etc.
Harmonic Generator, i borrowed a bit of that for my own work.
Certainly not new, they emerged around the same time as the Killers, Libertines, Kings of Leon, the Strokes.
I actually forgot about the Datsuns until i saw your post. They broke through with a couple of other bands from that part of the world, Jet and a band i loved at the time called the Vines. Their debut album is great.
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Some obscure bands
Frank Sumatra and the Mob
Serious Drinking - who gave the world "Bobby Moore is Innocent"
The Velvet Underpants
Salako, a pop band who were signed to Jeepster along with Belle & Sebastian and Snow Patrol. Their 1999 record Musicality is a standout in what I consider to be one of the worst years for music between 1965 and 2005.
Ludus
Girls at our Best
The Flatbackers (Kid from Kidbrooke a particular favourite)
Delta 5
You've got Foetus on your breath
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Certainly not new, they emerged around the same time as the Killers, Libertines, Kings of Leon, the Strokes.
I actually forgot about the Datsuns until i saw your post. They broke through with a couple of other bands from that part of the world, Jet and a band i loved at the time called the Vines. Their debut album is great.