In this thread, we get our [Groove] on.

nicopernicus

Anon the Felon wrote: »

nicopernicus wrote: »

I really like the Walkmen! I saw them a few years ago with Bon Iver and Fleet Foxes. I especially love their most recent album.

Jealous as fuck.

Fleet foxes are my number one band A-ok USA GO!

Yeah they were the band we really wanted to see that night. They were sooooo good live. Their harmonies just make my insides melt, but I'm a big sucker for some great vocal harmonies.

Clint Eastwood

Father John Misty is my hero. That is all the opinion I can offer on fleet foxes

Anon the Felon

They change genres within the song they're currently playing.

They change timing and key every fifteen measures in other songs.

They're just great.

jgeis

I saw Fleet Foxes at Lollapalooza one year. The crowd was oddly small and we were very close to the stage. Robin Pecknold winked at my girlfriend, and then he and I shared a big laugh when she got all embarrassed. He was getting over a flu and was like "I'm sorry if this sucks but here it goes."

And then he fucking nailed that performance. They all did, the whole band was amazing live.

Fleet Foxes will always be one of my favorite bands if only for the memory of that show.

darleysam

jgeis wrote: »

I saw Fleet Foxes at Lollapalooza one year. The crowd was oddly small and we were very close to the stage. Robin Pecknold winked at my girlfriend, and then he and I shared a big laugh when she got all embarrassed. He was getting over a flu and was like "I'm sorry if this sucks but here it goes."

And then he fucking nailed that performance. They all did, the whole band was amazing live.

Fleet Foxes will always be one of my favorite bands if only for the memory of that show.

For similar reasons, I'll always love Radical Face. We were right up at the front for a small show in Bristol last year, they kept apologising all the way through for being pretty rough and the cellist hadn't played with the rest of the band before that night, there were two occasions where technical failures required improvised entertainment while things got sorted, and at one point a chair exploded leaving said new cellist splayed on his back like a turtle. Sounds like a comedy of errors, but the atmosphere was so much fun and the music was incredible.

Tallahasseeriel

I heard on Facebook that Nekrogoblikon is recording a new album.

so I am listening to them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk1WCupiHOI

Anon the Felon

Radical Face?

Oh man, they're great too! I'd love to see them live. If I could get Fleet Foxes to co-headline with Radical Face, it'd be the best show ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5leFJkScsR8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mR8Z-gmK1g&feature=kp

darleysam

Anon the Felon wrote: »

Radical Face?

Oh man, they're great too! I'd love to see them live. If I could get Fleet Foxes to co-headline with Radical Face, it'd be the best show ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5leFJkScsR8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mR8Z-gmK1g&feature=kp

The bro-first button is gone, but bro. Yes.

Lost Salient

Oops I just a ticket to Fun Fun Fun Fest

rhylith

Lost Salient wrote: »

Oops I just a ticket to Fun Fun Fun Fest

Is there a lineup?

I got an early bird pass for weekend one of ACL only to find out the weekend 2 lineup is better ><

Lost Salient

You should just like, gimme your weekend one ticket, cause I prefer that weekend at acl (but the tickets are out of my budget anyway)

Here's the lineup copypasta'ed

Judas Priest
Nas
Death Cab For Cutie
Girl Talk
Neutral Milk Hotel
King Diamond
Wiz Khalifa
Alt-J
Death From Above 1979
2 Chainz
Rocket From The Crypt
Dinosaur Jr.
Atmosphere
Death Grips
First Aid Kit
The Blood Brothers
The New Pornographers
Flying Lotus
Gorilla Biscuits
Guided By Voices
Sky Ferreira
City and Colour
Amon Amarth
Gary Numan
Failure
Glassjaw
Yo La Tengo
The Presets
Black Lips
Dum Dum Girls
Ginuwine
Iceage
Z Trip
Hot Water Music
Foxygen
Run The Jewels
Sick Of It All (Blood Sweat/Scratch The Surface)
Courtney Barnett
Cashmere Cat
Mineral
Deafheaven
Freddie Gibbs & Madlib
METZ
San Fermin
Sun Kil Moon
Lunice
Pissed Jeans
Yann Tiersen
SZA
Majical Cloudz
Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine
Yelle
Pallbearer
Angel Olsen
Iron Reagan
The Internet
Knapsack
Pianos Become The Teeth
SOHN
Ryan Hemsworth
Tinariwen
J Mascis
Mas Ysa
The Bots
King Tuff
Say Lou Lou
Fat White Family
Chelsea Wolfe
Gardens & Villa
Reputante
Roosevelt
Radkey
ASTR
Spider Bags
Cities Aviv
Twin Peaks
Julianna Barwick
Wildcat Wildcat
Jacuzzi
Scott H. Biram
The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die
Nostaghia
Thundercat
This Will Destroy You
Zorch
Crooked Bangs
Blue, The Misfit.
Dana Falconberry
Communion
The Sour Notes
Breakout
The Digital Wild
Good Field

Lost Salient

Girl Talk
Pissed Jeans
Gary friggin Numan

I wanna see errybody

Lost Salient

Oh yeah and Wiz Khalifa
Yelle
Tinariwen

Hell you guys talk about Amon Amarth enough, I'd check that out

rhylith

That is

Pretty good.

rhylith

Don't think I'm gonna go though because I've already got the acl ticket.

There's also a comedy stage at FFF! I'd be a giant nerd and spend half my time there.

Lost Salient

The first weekend of ACL is like my lineup of dream lady rockers though, minus Karen O

St. Vincent
Poliça
Tune-yards
Chvrches

Plus I'd dance the FUCK out of Calvin Harris cause I'm that sort of person

But the VIP tickets are all that's left so werpwrrp

Lost Salient

@pooka come to FFFFest with me

Kakodaimonos

Hmm, Judas Priest, King Diamond, Amon Amarth, Iron Reagan.

I'm sure my wife will be fine staying home with the kid.

Theodore Floosevelt

that is one tasty lineup

wrong_button

Dear lord, I'd have a stroke trying to plan on where to be to see who and when. Lotta good stuff going on there.

nicopernicus

Thanks for mentioning Radical Face! I hadn't listened to them before today. Good stuff.

Lost Salient

Die Antwoord's new album Donker Mag comes out June 3rd, and the new video Pitbull Terrier is up on YouTube

As usual I will not be linking it due to it being NSF so many things, but if you like Die Antwoord it's a thing you can check out

darleysam

nicopernicus wrote: »

Thanks for mentioning Radical Face! I hadn't listened to them before today. Good stuff.

You have chosen wisely.

It's weird, I wouldn't have given the Family Tree albums a chance if I'd bothered to read the description first, since a period concept album about a fictitious cast of people from the same bloodline, is hardly something that sets my curiosities aflame. But firstly the guy writes music that I just need to hear, and I love that he actually writes a good song from the perspective of a person in a situation, as if they themselves are all really talented songwriters. There's been so many times I've heard things that could match that description that are just an emotionless list of events with no poetry behind them.

Clint Eastwood

I am going to Loufest in september! Outkast and Arctic Monkeys are headlining. I am turgid with anticipation for both of them. Portugal the Man should be cool too.

wrong_button

There's a new EP that Royksopp and Robyn have put together. It's streaming at the NPR First Listen site right now (linky). I'm only barely through the first track, but so far not what I was expecting. To be fair, I'm not sure what I was expecting.

Edit: Accidental find was the new Lee Fields & The Expressions (also on First Listen) and gottdamn.
Swank.
If you like old school R&B/Soul stuff, it is so good, doggies. (other linky)

YaYa

I saw St Vincent last night, it's crazy that she flew down to Australia so soon after SNL but whatever

three observations:

one: she is the prettiest lady in the whole wide world

two: holy shit can she shred, she busted out this tapping solo during Rattlesnake that blew me away

three: she has this very serious, aloof stage persona, and she talks to the audience now and then about 'things we have in common.' picture a very aloof fairy-tale narrator. she said 'your family gave you a nickname, and yours was Kangaroo' and I yelled out 'THAT'S RACIST' and she just cracked this HUGE smile at me and burst out laughing with the rest of the crowd and I melted a little

Mysst

here's some 80's horror lasersynth for you dickweasels

linked because nsfw album cover (there is a butt)

Xehalus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAORgYy79hs

Lord_Snot

Mysst wrote: »

here's some 80's horror lasersynth for you dickweasels

linked because nsfw album cover (there is a butt)

This is goddamn awesome. I adored one of the Perturbator tracks that was in the Hotline Miami OST.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFluf-UAH4w

That's some perfect night driving music right there.

Lord_Snot

I'm not 100% that this belongs in this thread, but it seemed like the most apt place for it. A clear as day recording of a radio show from 1964 featuring bluesmen Mississippi John Hurt and Skip James, talking and playing some songs, and it's just incredible you guys.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX908Qi-7DE

101

Another Jungle track is out, Time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvl91vYHiUI

These guy's have yet to release a song that I don't love

Also their debut album will be released July 14th.

miscellaneousinsanity

groove thread, a friend recommended How To Dress Well to me recently and i been groovin hard ever since
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tKyMDwWNnA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbOCLEIKZOo

Poorochondriac

Ey yo @Lost Salient

Pitchfork has the new Fucked Up streamable until June 2

Lost Salient

Yessssssssssssssssssss

Anon the Felon

Went out camping with some coworkers this weekend. Wife and I bought one of those wireless speakers, a "Braven" thing. It's got 10 hours of battery life (when using bluetooth, I think it might get up to 15 without it), can go off bluetooth or aux to aux. It worked really well to provide some music for our campsite. I was really impressed with the amount of volume you could eek out of it before it would start distorting.

But that's not the point.

I apparently blew the mind of one of the DJ's we were with. Every time a song came on she'd go:

"Who's this?"
"Um.... I don't know... Band of Horses? Yeah. This is one of the many songs which didn't appear in a TV show."
"Awesome. I've never heard anything but their hits."
...
"Who's this?"
"Nico Vega."
*Scribble scribble*
...
"Who's this?"
"Huh? This is the Dawes, this first album is great, you should check it out."
"I will! I've only heard their latest stuff..."

It was hilarious. She also hadn't heard of a Music Map, and when I explained how it helped find new music I could almost see the explosion in her eyes.

Theodore Floosevelt

miscellaneousinsanity wrote: »

groove thread, a friend recommended How To Dress Well to me recently and i been groovin hard ever since
~videos~

How To Dress Well rules

if you haven't heard of Autre Ne Veut, misc, you should check him out--I always think of him like the hyper-energized version of HTDW

a (large) part of it is probably that white boy falsetto they both got goin on

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9uE46sMugw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qhHUmL0U6k

Lost Salient

Hey this Music Map seems raaad

Sometimes I am in a real place of "I want to listen to Murder City Devils but NOT them," for example

And that always leads to a whole evening wasted on internet detective haunting

LuvTheMonkey

So what, you're haunting Youtube videos of these bands or something? Why didn't you tell us you were a ghost?!

miscellaneousinsanity

oh man i've had this mashup as an untitled file on my ipod for like five years and i finally found the name/artist. listen to this immediately, it's inspired
(though i feel like having the song selections up front kind of ruins the magic of it)

TrippyJing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SypPC_XyiYM

I am so chill right now.