Also, you might notice the new blog design. I thought bringing some hipster to the front could be nice, I got tired of the old school goth *gasp!*.
Regardless (or not?), if you are in a dreamy, bittersweet mood, you have come to the right post.
THE UNDERGROUND YOUTH
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It´s not a really "new" music discoverie, but I just wanted to share this band again.
CIGARETTES AFTER SEX
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So what I did was to click on a bunch of suggested similar bands after listening to a couple of songs of The Underground Youth on YouTube (my favorite way of discovering new music), and I discovered Cigarettes After Sex. In a similar dreamy-shoegaze fashion, this band is all about atmosphere and a bit of sadness, nice for spending quiet afternoons at home (PS they do claim to play in the genre of "slow motion", can´t say no to that).
To be honest with you I am surprised I actually like this kind of music, I would normally consider something like this to be too vague or plainly overdone (I despise shoegaze of course). But I ended up listening only to these guys recently.
WILD NOTHING
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Clicking on to the next recommended band, and I ended up spending an entire evening (most of which consisted of preparing for a night out) with an entire album by Wild Nothing. It left me very content and carefree!
This band is a sensible combination of The Smiths and The Cure. And I would normally smirk at the emulation of the two in this band´s music, but they are just so damn good, you have to try!
Should I make this a regular post series? Would you like to discover new music with me?
Let me know and please do share bands that you think I would like, especially if they are contemporary and have some kind of post punk influence.
N. Finsternis
I've been listening to hipster music myself these days. I think you might like lemons by Ty Segall. Pretty much the only album I listen to these days
ReplyDeleteThank for the recommendation, they sound great!! I missed some garage punk these days!!
DeleteI think is very interesting! I found difficult discover new bands (Do you know any good web abouth goth music, by the way?). And with this kind of posts we can share ideas :D
ReplyDeletecool, happy to hear your enthusiasm!
DeleteI personally prefer checking out youtube for recommended videos. You can use spotify, last.fm or goth radio playlists, like deathrock radio etc.
I know that there´s a lot of FB groups about goth music, especially 80s.
Also, an amusing trick is to bluntly type "band similar to..." in google search ;)