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Bands You Like But No-one You Know Has Heard Of Them?

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Boy In Static.

Byoooooooooooooootiful. Check them out if you like a birrof Shoegaze/ambient stuff.

I know them, but the latest album was awful. Violet and Newborn are nice though.

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Turin Brakes

Even I've heard of them!

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See my sig - New band i just found called I Am Vexed.

Brilliant.

Also getting into Pains Of Being Pure At Heart, not sure if they've been mentioned on here before.

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Off the top of my head Rides Again (not Rise Against, my friends keep saying "OMG YOU MEAN RISE AGAINST DICKHEAD EVERYONE KNOWS THEM"), Silverchair, Hell is for Heroes and A Lifelike Story are all bands I've heard music by recently that none of my friends know, and that I liked, but I don't have particularly extensive knowledge of any of them.

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I'm well aware of how famous they are, but bizarrely no-one i know has heard of them.

I was just saying. Just like I was going to say I have heard of Hell is for Heroes!

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Unknown bands, load XXsomething:

Computer vs. Banjo

The Dodos

Fruit Bats (another one for Valerenga, Smuts & Co.)

fun.

Ganglians

Grand Analog (funky HipediHop)

Gregory Pepper and His Problems

Julian Plenti (Interpol lead singer solo project)

The Stills

Throw Me The Statue

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Unknown bands, load XXsomething:

Computer vs. Banjo

The Dodos

Fruit Bats (another one for Valerenga, Smuts & Co.)

fun.

Ganglians

Grand Analog (funky HipediHop)

Gregory Pepper and His Problems

Julian Plenti (Interpol lead singer solo project)

The Stills

Throw Me The Statue

give people a chance to hear of them only been out less than a week!! :D

It's a pretty good album though, got Vista by The Dodos as well but can't decide if I like it or not I have had it ages so it's probably a don't like

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Unknown bands, load XXsomething:

Computer vs. Banjo

The Dodos

Fruit Bats (another one for Valerenga, Smuts & Co.)

fun.

Ganglians

Grand Analog (funky HipediHop)

Gregory Pepper and His Problems

Julian Plenti (Interpol lead singer solo project)

The Stills

Throw Me The Statue

Cheers Alexei. Liking what im hearing so far from Fruit Bats. Especially 'The Hobo Girl'

Like The Dodos, never really got into Interpol but will check out the solo stuff i think.

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Not sure which i've mentioned before but:

Django Django

Local Natives

Koko Von Napoo

Theophilus London

The Unfortunate Incident

Spindle & The Wit - These will be massive one day methinks.

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Top 5 "I'm really cool as I listen to stuff NO ONE has ever heard of" posters:

General Smuts 35

Alexei 31

Vålerenga 25

The Leading Man 14

Trav Le Bleu 14

Not much has changed in a year lol:

General Smuts 68

Alexei 58

Vålerenga 56

Joe. 21

Michael The Work Geordie 20

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Really getting into a band Joe reccomended to me called Phoenix. Check them out.

The French band Phoenix draws elements from an eclectic '80s upbringing to arrive at their rock-synth sound. Thomas Mars (vocals), Deck d'Arcy (bass), and Christian Mazzalai (guitars) were a garage band based out of Mars' house in the suburbs of Paris. Mazzalai's older brother Branco joined the band on guitar when his band Darlin' disbanded in 1995. The group got their touring start on the French bar circuit doing Hank Williams and Prince covers to drunk audiences. Two years later the band took on the name Phoenix and pressed 500 copies of a single on their own label, Ghettoblaster. The A-side was a punk rock song and the other a chugging Krautrocker, hinting at their eclectic tastes. Shortly after, they were signed to the Paris-based Source Records. Phoenix became well acquainted with labelmates Air when they acted as their backing band on several U.K. TV appearances. The result of the electronic exposure was a single called "Heatwave," which was very similar to a '70s disco tune. United, the group's debut album, appeared in 2000 on Astralwerks and was recorded over two months. The album featured guest appearances from friends and family, including Thomas Bangalter (Daft Punk), Philippe Zdar (Cassius), and d'Arcy's mother's choral society on the track "Funky Squaredance." Alphabetical followed in 2004 and It's Never Been Like That in 2006. ~ Diana Potts, All Music Guide
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Not much has changed in a year lol:

General Smuts 68

Alexei 58

Vålerenga 56

Joe. 21

Michael The Work Geordie 20

I'm going to have to post more bands in here.

To kick off : Novembre - they are just amazing, a mixture of melodic andprogressive styles, I'm loving the at the moment.

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