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Can anyone help me out? I need some music recommendations (Cont'd)...?
Im looking for bands that I would enjoy, especially related to these bands:
Porcupine Tree, Sigur Rós, The Mars Volta, dredg.
Something that can be loud or quiet, preferably a bit pretty (although TMV isnt really).
I just a got music store gift card, and I want something new. Any help is great, I will take every serious answer into serious consideration.
Contacts Im looking you too!
Also, if you could put a short detail of why you recommend them, that would be great.
Jay- I know It'5! lol
Post-grunge waste - I am a huge Muse fan
Persephone - I am a huge Tool and APC fan ... you two are good!
17 Answers
- rukrymLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
I think you'd probably like some of these:
God is An Astronaut
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqUW4IidID4
Mogwai
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tuGrEynG68
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bwz7lUaJDU0
This Will Destroy You
- OliveLv 61 decade ago
I love Sigur Rós!!! So few people know about them sadly!
Anyway here are some of my favorites:
Aqualung
Alexi Murdoch
Ben Lee
Nick Drake
Peter Bjorn & John
Iron & Wine
Death Cab for Cutie
The Postal Service
Joseph Arthur
Sufjan Stevens
Paolo Nutini
Voxtrot
Brendan Benson
Youth Group
Rogue Wave
Travis
Wilco
Guster
Landon Pigg
Cary Brothers
Ben Folds Five
Jeff Buckley
- colellaLv 45 years ago
Jake Owen Adam Gregory Lee Brice Jamey Johnson Keith Anderson Eric Church Reba McEntire Jason Michael Carroll Miranda Lambert Heidi Newfield Cole Deggs and The Lonesome Whiskey Falls Eli youthful Band
- WILLARDLv 41 decade ago
For the Porcupine Tree direction, try O.S.I. - they're prog rock/metal with a touch of techno/trance.
Try - Go, Hello Helicopter, Simple Life, and When Your'e Ready.
And related to O.S. I. - Chroma Key (Kevin Moore is in both) Prog rock and a bigger dose of techno/trance
Try - You Go Now - Get back in the car, and Astronaut Down
Dead Air for Radios - Colorblind, and On the page
And I second Spock's Beard and Pandora
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- 1 decade ago
so judging by what you have listed, Mogwai, definitely. they have this beautiful aural quality that reminds me of Sigur Ros and are very much a guitar-based band that i think are pushing the definition of rock music.
a band that is known for their soft/loud/soft dynamics are God Speed You Black Emperor! possibly might take some getting used to but really quite nice.
And You Will Know Us by the Trail of the Dead are very good unappreciated band. more loud than quiet.
Northern Chorus has very...pretty music.
Iron & Wine make gorgeous mournful music more guitar-folk-based, if that interests you. the later album is quite lushly beautiful.
you can test any of these bands out on the free internet station, Pandora.com, that you can program to your own liking. it has a fairly wide music selection and will try to play music according to what you enter onto your stations. so if you put in Sigur Ros, it will play bands that they think sounds similar.
happy music searching! and hope you get plenty of different varied recommendations.
Source(s): http://pandora.com/ - Anonymous1 decade ago
Muse
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I think you would like Mer des Noms by A Perfect Circle, or Salival by Tool. Those are amazing! Salival has some really laid back , intense songs on there. Any tool Cd would be awesome though.
- 1 decade ago
Well, since Porcupine Tree are prog, I'd suggest :~
Mike Oldfield {70's and 80's}
Jethro Tull
And also : Goldfrapp
- JayLv 61 decade ago
If you haven't tried them already, try Architecture In Helsinki's first album, Fingers Crossed. It's very mellow, and definitely pretty. They use a lot of different instruments, including lots of synths, guitars, glockenspiels, thumb pianos, flutes, etc. It's pretty cool. =]
Edit: "It'5!" is from their second album, which is a lot more hyper (I guess?) than Fingers Crossed, which is much more mellow. =]
- Anonymous1 decade ago
As Tall As Lions
Evaline
Placebo
Wax on Radio