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Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out?
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GAF  Joined: March 2009 Posts: 9286 Location: Alvin, TX Gender: 
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 Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out?DarklyInclined wrote: And this is what not keeping your ear to the ground can do. I had no idea Lux Interior had passed on. Wolfmammy wrote: RIP, Luxe. Seconded.  Oh yeah, last Spring right as I was getting into their music. Why are all the musicians I like either dead or dying? I always spell it 'Luxe' for some reason. _________________ Merciful Shadows I'm on the quest for immortality here people! Down with death!! ~ Carpi In America, law violates you! ~ Arq |
| Sun Jul 04, 2010 9:50 am |
 
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Avernus
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? The Birthday Massacre - they just released 3 new songs (http://www.fearnet.com/news/b19567_birt ... songs.html) from their album Pins and Needles. Thoughts?
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| Thu Jul 15, 2010 11:24 am |
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Administrator  Joined: April 2002 Posts: 4130 Location: Ireland Gender: 
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Wolfmammy wrote: I'm going to have to listen to Clan of Xymox, now. All I normally see is people recommending crap where Anka sings and I hate her vocals(and the singer for Cocteau Twins, bleh)! If they have an album where she doesn't sing(or only on backup) then I'll definitely have to become a convert.  *gasps* You don't like Liz Fraser? She's my absolute fave female vocalist! Oh well, if you guys like The Cramps, you might like some of the recent Psychobilly groups eg. The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster. _________________ Goth.nets resident Atlantean (Thanks to Nephele) David Bowie - All the Madmen lastfm |
| Thu Jul 15, 2010 11:51 am |
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Cania  Joined: April 2009 Posts: 1844 Location: Joie de l'Eau, Maice Isle, Gothsylvania, otherwise Blackheath, London, UK Gender:
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Wolfmammy wrote: DarklyInclined wrote: And this is what not keeping your ear to the ground can do. I had no idea Lux Interior had passed on. Wolfmammy wrote: RIP, Luxe. Seconded. Oh yeah, last Spring right as I was getting into their music. Why are all the musicians I like either dead or dying? Glad it's not just me... I still miss Pete Steele terribly and still haven't been able to listen to any TON songs yet Anyway... getting back on topic... I recommend The March Violets, and I third Inkubus Sukkubus (though being a pagan goth I am slightly biased  ). I'm just recently getting into The 69 Eyes, too (just bought their greatest hits album tonight). Also Type O Negative... their music blew me away, amazing stuff. If you like creepy sounding stuff, Nox Arcana, some of their material is spine-tinglingly and hauntingly beautiful, same with Dead Can Dance.Have you found any of the recommendations helpful so far, hun? -- Thu Jul 15, 2010 11:27 pm -- nataliec wrote: The Birthday Massacre - they just released 3 new songs (http://www.fearnet.com/news/b19567_birt ... songs.html) from their album Pins and Needles. Thoughts? I've had one of their albums sat in my basket at Amazon for weeks now... really must get round to buying it soon  _________________ Minty's Mumblings Aka: Elodie Eulie SeaMajic... thank you Nephele (see here). Aka: Aimee-Jo LaDélicieuse and Amela Joie Délicieuse, thank you again, Nephele  - (see here and here).Gothsylvania's ArchPagan... see here. |
| Thu Jul 15, 2010 2:26 pm |
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GAF Joined: March 2009 Posts: 9286 Location: Alvin, TX Gender:
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Black Milk wrote: Wolfmammy wrote: I'm going to have to listen to Clan of Xymox, now. All I normally see is people recommending crap where Anka sings and I hate her vocals(and the singer for Cocteau Twins, bleh)! If they have an album where she doesn't sing(or only on backup) then I'll definitely have to become a convert. *gasps* You don't like Liz Fraser? She's my absolute fave female vocalist! Oh well, if you guys like The Cramps, you might like some of the recent Psychobilly groups eg. The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster. I rarely listen to things that I can't sing to and being a female alto-verging-on-tenor that leaves out a whole lot of female-based music. I feel far more comfortable singing along with Till Lindeman(his slightly higher stuff is easier, but I can push for the lower notes just can't get the lowest), Freddie Mercury, Danzig, Peter Murphy, Nick Cave or Peter Steele. _________________ Merciful Shadows I'm on the quest for immortality here people! Down with death!! ~ Carpi In America, law violates you! ~ Arq |
| Fri Jul 16, 2010 1:34 pm |
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Cania
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Wolfmammy wrote: I rarely listen to things that I can't sing to and being a female alto-verging-on-tenor that leaves out a whole lot of female-based music. I feel far more comfortable singing along with Till Lindeman(his slightly higher stuff is easier, but I can push for the lower notes just can't get the lowest), Freddie Mercury, Danzig, Peter Murphy, Nick Cave or Peter Steele. Welcome to the low voiced club. Male voices are often esier for me to sing to also. I can sing with Voltaire, but not with Ms E. Autum. _________________ Drowned out by the devil's horn, which blew as though it were enraged. Puck the Paradisiacal is An Avid Fan of Added Alliterative Appeal. Last edited by Puck the WaltzQueen on Sat Jul 17, 2010 4:38 am, edited 1 time in total. |
| Sat Jul 17, 2010 2:05 am |
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GAF Joined: March 2009 Posts: 9286 Location: Alvin, TX Gender:
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Puck the WaltzQueen wrote: Wolfmammy wrote: I rarely listen to things that I can't sing to and being a female alto-verging-on-tenor that leaves out a whole lot of female-based music. I feel far more comfortable singing along with Till Lindeman(his slightly higher stuff is easier, but I can push for the lower notes just can't get the lowest), Freddie Mercury, Danzig, Peter Murphy, Nick Cave or Peter Steele. Welcome to the low voiced club. Male voices are often esier for me to sing to also. Huzzah, I'm not the only one! ^_^ _________________ Merciful Shadows I'm on the quest for immortality here people! Down with death!! ~ Carpi In America, law violates you! ~ Arq |
| Sat Jul 17, 2010 4:34 am |
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Malbolge
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Well, these recommendation are good, I did listen to some of the songs.^^
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| Sat Jul 17, 2010 7:10 am |
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Wolfmammy wrote: Puck the WaltzQueen wrote: Wolfmammy wrote: I rarely listen to things that I can't sing to and being a female alto-verging-on-tenor that leaves out a whole lot of female-based music. I feel far more comfortable singing along with Till Lindeman(his slightly higher stuff is easier, but I can push for the lower notes just can't get the lowest), Freddie Mercury, Danzig, Peter Murphy, Nick Cave or Peter Steele. Welcome to the low voiced club. Male voices are often esier for me to sing to also. Huzzah, I'm not the only one! ^_^ Indeed - I have to go with that, too! |
| Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:07 am |
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Nessus  Joined: December 2004 Posts: 2733 Location: Osaka, Japan Gender:
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? it's an odd thing having a reedy "middle low" sort of voice, which often restrains me to the Aaron Stainthorpe/Rozz Williams areas
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| Wed Jul 21, 2010 7:14 pm |
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Phlegethos  Joined: December 2008 Posts: 61 Location: Chillicothe/ Circleville Ohio Gender:
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Might I be able to suggest some Futurepop or Industrial bands to try out?
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| Fri Jul 23, 2010 8:15 am |
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GAF Joined: March 2009 Posts: 9286 Location: Alvin, TX Gender:
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? centurion wrote: it's an odd thing having a reedy "middle low" sort of voice, which often restrains me to the Aaron Stainthorpe/Rozz Williams areas No worries, love! I think you'd fit into our choir! *hugz* _________________ Merciful Shadows I'm on the quest for immortality here people! Down with death!! ~ Carpi In America, law violates you! ~ Arq |
| Fri Jul 23, 2010 10:52 am |
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Wolfmammy wrote: centurion wrote: it's an odd thing having a reedy "middle low" sort of voice, which often restrains me to the Aaron Stainthorpe/Rozz Williams areas No worries, love! I think you'd fit into our choir! *hugz* Now there's a potential name for an act - "Three Deep Voiced Girls 'n' Centurion." It definitely has a ring! |
| Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:39 am |
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Phlegethos  Joined: February 2010 Posts: 84 Location: Minnesota Gender:
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? Quite a lot of good bands already mentioned. How about Depeche Mode anyone?
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| Sun Jul 25, 2010 9:45 pm |
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Minauros  Joined: July 2010 Posts: 41 Location: London, England Gender:
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Re: Suggestions for new bands/albums to try out? I personally will always recommend these bands:
Theatre of Tragedy Leaves' Eyes E Nomine Within Temptation Zection 8 Lamented Souls Bay Laurel Magicka Not as heavy as some, great lyrics (although no lyric can ever measure against October Project!) Just great bands really! _________________ Here's a lullaby to close your eyes, Goodbye, It was always you that I despised. I don't feel enough for you to cry, Oh well, Here's a lullaby to close your eyes, Goodbye... - Room of Angel, Silent Hill 4 |
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