I'm running out of bands to look into, can you give me some ideas?
I really like Muse, The Birthday Massacre [walking with strangers], Rock Kills Kid.
I really like techno and hard rock and interesting/thought provoking lyrics.
Help me find some new bands...
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I would suggest you check out Bella Morte, The Awakening, Clan Of Xymox, Leper, Skinny Puppy, Collide, Switchblade Symphony, All Gone Dead, Headnoise, and The Brothers Martin.
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SHOWBREAD. LISTEN TO SHOWBREAD.
http://www.myspace.com/showbread
They have not one but TWO new albums coming out on May 13. If you like techno and hard rock, they should be right up your alley. They are essentially Refused-esque punk rock with a heavy emphasis on synthesizer and dark, literarily informed lyrics from a Christian perspective that explore issues of God, existence, and things like that. They are amazing. Listen to them.
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http://www.myspace.com/showbread
They have not one but TWO new albums coming out on May 13. If you like techno and hard rock, they should be right up your alley. They are essentially Refused-esque punk rock with a heavy emphasis on synthesizer and dark, literarily informed lyrics from a Christian perspective that explore issues of God, existence, and things like that. They are amazing. Listen to them.
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For Techno/Hard Rock, I would recommend Skillet's "Alien Youth". It is an excellent Cd by one of my favorite christian bands.
Here is a music video for the title track:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyfJgxAxq8w
And my favorite song on the CD:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ed8IH3Xk0o
Here is a music video for the title track:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyfJgxAxq8w
And my favorite song on the CD:
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showbread, the shins, mew, mewithoutyou, mute math, paramore, storyside: B, he is legend....
thrice is freaking awesome.
some of those i recommended aren't reallly hard rock.. but they are AWESOME. XD
thrice is freaking awesome.
some of those i recommended aren't reallly hard rock.. but they are AWESOME. XD
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Thrice without a doubt should be listened to by everyone. Stunning material. Also Mutemath is pretty great not hardrock but still great and Showbread i will agree with also
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Thanks for all the suggestions ^-^
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Are you experiencing any of these?
• Persistent feelings of sadness, irritability or anxiety
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• Slowed movement, thought and/or speech
• Guilt, low self-esteem, feelings of worthlessness
• Inability to concentrate and poor memory
• Loss of motivation
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Danderson (post: 1221635) wrote:I know a good techno/rock group: Eleventyseven....
Though, the rock is more Relient K, but still a very amazing infusion of techno and rock......
Wait....Is Relient K hard rock?
No..
Relient K is more just pop rock or pop punk.
I consider hard rock to be bands like Demon Hunter, 12 Stones, heavier moments of Alter Bridge, ect.
I personally despise eleventyseven with a passion that burns like the light of a million suns but if you like them more power to ya!:thumb:
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The Classic Crime is good stuff, probably not 'hard rock' per se but their next album (due sometime this summer...) is going to be closer to that than their previous album and EP.
BTW, if you do look into them, get both Albatross and Seattle Sessions. They're different, but amazing.
BTW, if you do look into them, get both Albatross and Seattle Sessions. They're different, but amazing.
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If you're into some techno/rock, you might wanna look into some Industrial bands. Good ones to start with are Celldweller and Circle of Dust, IMO. Maybe even Stabbing Westward, if you're into the really dark stuff.
If you can get past the language, Kyuss is a great hard rock band that set the stage for many hard rock bands in their area of the nation. Queens of the Stone Age is a good band to look into as well, especially their older work (Rated R and Songs for the Deaf, specifically, and if you can find it, their self-titled is good, too). cKy isn't bad either, but you have to get around a bit of language sometimes with them, too, albeit nowhere near as much as with Kyuss. Older mewithoutYou (specifically, A->B Life) can be pretty heavy, too.
Also, I know I'm gonna hear something about it, but I think Thrice has been on a steady decline in terms of the quality of their music ever since they released Vheissu. I wouldn't bother with the Alchemy Indexes or with Vheissu, and go directly for their older stuff if you really wanna get into Thrice.
(forgive me if this post lacks structure, I'm just writing things as I see bands in my iTunes library @.@)
If you can get past the language, Kyuss is a great hard rock band that set the stage for many hard rock bands in their area of the nation. Queens of the Stone Age is a good band to look into as well, especially their older work (Rated R and Songs for the Deaf, specifically, and if you can find it, their self-titled is good, too). cKy isn't bad either, but you have to get around a bit of language sometimes with them, too, albeit nowhere near as much as with Kyuss. Older mewithoutYou (specifically, A->B Life) can be pretty heavy, too.
Also, I know I'm gonna hear something about it, but I think Thrice has been on a steady decline in terms of the quality of their music ever since they released Vheissu. I wouldn't bother with the Alchemy Indexes or with Vheissu, and go directly for their older stuff if you really wanna get into Thrice.
(forgive me if this post lacks structure, I'm just writing things as I see bands in my iTunes library @.@)
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everdred12a (post: 1222629) wrote:Also, I know I'm gonna hear something about it, but I think Thrice has been on a steady decline in terms of the quality of their music ever since they released Vheissu. I wouldn't bother with the Alchemy Indexes or with Vheissu, and go directly for their older stuff if you really wanna get into Thrice.
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>_> When have you actually LISTENED to all of The Alchemy Indexes? They're great. And Vheissu is a masterpiece. It's different from the old stuff, but I like it better than Artist in the Ambulance.
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everdred12a (post: 1222629) wrote:Also, I know I'm gonna hear something about it, but I think Thrice has been on a steady decline in terms of the quality of their music ever since they released Vheissu. I wouldn't bother with the Alchemy Indexes or with Vheissu, and go directly for their older stuff if you really wanna get into Thrice.
I dunno, I liked Vheissu and I recently bought vols. I-IV of The Alchemy Index, and it's getting to be one of my favorite album purchases yet. Sure, they've come a long way since Stare Into the Sun, but the stuff on those four albums is absolutely great. I'd recommend it wholeheartedly, anyways. XD
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Radical Dreamer (post: 1222730) wrote:I dunno, I liked Vheissu and I recently bought vols. I-IV of The Alchemy Index, and it's getting to be one of my favorite album purchases yet. Sure, they've come a long way since Stare Into the Sun, but the stuff on those four albums is absolutely great. I'd recommend it wholeheartedly, anyways. XD
I like all the CDs by Thrice.
Even "First Impressions" was awesome all the way to "Earth."
Just an all around great band.
You should listen to Anberlin or Emery?
I've been listening to them alot recently.
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Kkun (post: 1222703) wrote:...
>_> When have you actually LISTENED to all of The Alchemy Indexes? They're great. And Vheissu is a masterpiece. It's different from the old stuff, but I like it better than Artist in the Ambulance.
The live show we went to. Sure, it wasn't all of I & II, but what I heard I wasn't imprssed with. After two albums I've not been satisfied with, I don't really see a reason to buy another one.
Case in point, I'm not looking to argue about Thrice. I'm just saying that I'm not too impressed with their recent works, and until they give me a reason to, I'm not going to follow Thrice's music.
Tom wrote:You should listen to Anberlin or Emery?
I wouldn't have really called Anberlin hard rock, but I will say that Cities is a great record that I've been listening to quite a bit lately, and Blueprints for the Black Market is pretty good, too. Both are definitely worth checking out. I'd also highly recommend the limited edition of Cities if you can find it... it's been awhile since it was released. (And no, I wasn't particularly fond of NTFP, before anyone asks.)
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everdred12a (post: 1223328) wrote:The live show we went to. Sure, it wasn't all of I & II, but what I heard I wasn't imprssed with. After two albums I've not been satisfied with, I don't really see a reason to buy another one.
Case in point, I'm not looking to argue about Thrice. I'm just saying that I'm not too impressed with their recent works, and until they give me a reason to, I'm not going to follow Thrice's music.
TL;DR
Until you listen to the Alchemy Index as a whole, you are not qualified to speak on the subject. Seeing a couple of songs live is not the same.
Also, are you including Vheissu in the albums you didn't like, because I thought you enjoyed that one? It was the one you used to get me listening to Thrice.
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I highly recommend As Cities Burn. Especially their first album, Son I Loved You At Your Darkest. Amazing stuff.
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As a fusion jazz and classical music junkie (with occasional J-pop and J-rock interests) I am 100 per cent unqualified to offer any suggestions. I just want to say...
I love reading through threads like this, just for the band names. It's a form of entertainment all its own.
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SpoonyBard (post: 1223646) wrote:I highly recommend As Cities Burn. Especially their first album, Son I Loved You At Your Darkest. Amazing stuff.
Seconded and linked.
One of my all time favorite bands. They have great music and even better lyrics.
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Thanks for the suggestions.
I'm really liking mewithoutyou ^-^
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• Guilt, low self-esteem, feelings of worthlessness
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• Loss of interest in activities previously enjoyed,
• Sleep too much, or sleep too little
• Unexpected loss or gain of weight
• Tiredness or restlessness
• Slowed movement, thought and/or speech
• Guilt, low self-esteem, feelings of worthlessness
• Inability to concentrate and poor memory
• Loss of motivation
• Feelings of hopelessness
• Suicidal thoughts and/or behavior
• Withdrawal from relationships, anti-social behavior
• Physical aches and pains that seem to have no other cause
If you have a few of the symptoms on this list, you may be suffering from a form of clinical depression there are many sites that offer advice and help.
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The Receiving End of Sirens was an excellent band.
They were a local band from around my area that got huge and had their farewell show about a week.
They're awesome guys.
This is their first music video that got airtime on MTV and Fuse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhJ3UO2ItqI
Don't be turned off by the fact I watched this band become big, they are really unique and experimental.
They were a local band from around my area that got huge and had their farewell show about a week.
They're awesome guys.
This is their first music video that got airtime on MTV and Fuse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhJ3UO2ItqI
Don't be turned off by the fact I watched this band become big, they are really unique and experimental.
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