Lillehamring Posted 27 February 2009 Posted 27 February 2009 The Lionheart Brothers - so far i've only heard the 'dizzy kiss' album - just very good pop, kinda 60s, kinda jazzy - and great musicianship.... oh, and they can actually write SONGS! and they play guitars just in case people thought it was another of me twee, doo-woopy wilsonesque indie bands
General Smuts Posted 27 February 2009 Author Posted 27 February 2009 The Lionheart Brothers - so far i've only heard the 'dizzy kiss' album - just very good pop, kinda 60s, kinda jazzy - and great musicianship.... oh, and they can actually write SONGS!and they play guitars just in case people thought it was another of me twee, doo-woopy wilsonesque indie bands I've heard a few bits and bobs and im down with this reccomendation. I'll give them a bigger listen, cheers Valerenga.
lefox Posted 28 February 2009 Posted 28 February 2009 Not made it yet but check them out.. http://www.myspace.com/messiniassault Messini assault -radiohead come nirvana, some would say radiovana
Lillehamring Posted 28 February 2009 Posted 28 February 2009 I've heard a few bits and bobs and im down with this reccomendation. I'll give them a bigger listen, cheers Valerenga. i'm trying to 'source' their earlier stuff... apparently they feature a couple of members of serena maneesh who i saw live and were a bit hard work?
StanSP Posted 28 February 2009 Posted 28 February 2009 could we widen this out to simply bands you would recommend? oli brown - a young blues guitarist, extremely good protest the hero - not really that new but quite unheard of here, some heavy riffs along with several melodic areas, very good fell silent - if you like tech metal or hardcore you'll like this band I'd recommend these lot too. Read about them in Kerrang a few weeks ago, listened to them, and liked them .
StanSP Posted 4 March 2009 Posted 4 March 2009 Nixa. They friend-requested me on MySpace. Usually sceptical about adding such bands - but I checked their profile out as well as their songs and was impressed by both. I'd recommend them to anyone who likes Foo Fighters/Biffy Clyro/YouMeAtSix and many more .
General Smuts Posted 4 March 2009 Author Posted 4 March 2009 i'm trying to 'source' their earlier stuff... apparently they feature a couple of members of serena maneesh who i saw live and were a bit hard work? That was what drove me to check them out too actually having liked a bit of Serena Maneesh in the past.
James. Posted 6 March 2009 Posted 6 March 2009 S.Y.N.K.R.O - dubstep along the lines of the bombed out garage Burial play. Sexy tunes I trust hairy. These will be followed up. Hmm. Well I downloaded an album by Synkro called Synkro. Maybe the lack of full stops means they're a completely different group. What I'm listening to now is full on, quite dark, drum n bass. It's good but not at all what I was expecting!
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