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- Iridescence said...
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- 29 Apr 2006, 20:39
New Connections

Hi,

I'm interested in more artist and label connections for this group. As you can probably see by the ones allready there the idea of this group is to group bands with a certain "mood" much more than a certain "genre".

One thing I would ask is that if you suuggest something please give an album suggestion so I and others in the group can check it out.

thanks :)

I am leader of: the Ethereal music group; the Darkwave Music group and the Faith And the Muse group.
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[quote][b][user]Iridescence[/user][/b] said: Hi, I'm interested in more artist and label connections for this group. As you can probably see by the ones allready there the idea of this group is to group bands with a certain "mood" much more than a certain "genre". One thing I would ask is that if you suuggest something please give an album suggestion so I and others in the group can check it out. thanks :) [/quote]

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- seagoat said...
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- 29 Jun 2006, 03:52
Im thinking that good old Kate Bush, while very mainstream, might have been overlooked. Gootta love Babooska. (As a little girl, I wanted to be her from that video..hum..too much info??)

[quote][b][user]seagoat[/user][/b] said: Im thinking that good old Kate Bush, while very mainstream, might have been overlooked. Gootta love Babooska. (As a little girl, I wanted to be her from that video..hum..too much info??) [/quote]

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- Iridescence said...
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- 30 Jun 2006, 13:17
Yes...Good suggestion, added.

I am leader of: the Ethereal music group; the Darkwave Music group and the Faith And the Muse group.
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[quote][b][user]Iridescence[/user][/b] said: Yes...Good suggestion, added. [/quote]

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- Jester-NL said...
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- 30 Jun 2006, 13:48
"Dreamy and somewhat dark"...
I'd like to suggest Coil. I am the last to deny that not all their music is completly suitable here, but I'd urge you to listen to both the "musick to Play in the Dark" albums (if only for the title and the cover art)

And I recently discovered Donis. All I know is that he is a Lithuanian artist. (The wiki here is not to interresting, and it was here I first heard about him :)

Remember to say "thank you" for the things you haven't had

[quote][b][user]Jester-NL[/user][/b] said: "Dreamy and somewhat dark"... I'd like to suggest [artist]Coil[/artist]. I am the last to deny that not all their music is completly suitable here, but I'd urge you to listen to both the "musick to Play in the Dark" albums (if only for the title and the cover art) And I recently discovered [artist]Donis[/artist]. All I know is that he is a Lithuanian artist. (The wiki here is not to interresting, and it was [url=http://last.fm]here[/url] I first heard about him :)[/quote]

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- Coppergreen said...
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- 30 Jun 2006, 13:57
Curve (Pubic Fruit and Doppelganger are good albums to start with)

The Glove (Blue Sunshine)

Single Gun Theory (Flow River Of My Soul)

BTW, Curve is considered pretty much shoegaze/electronic, Glove is 80s borderline goth/pop, and Single Gun Theory is kind of proto-world/dub/chilout techno, but they are at least a little ethereal :D

Oh, and somehow Cocteau Twins appear twice in connections. ;)

[quote][b][user]Coppergreen[/user][/b] said: Curve (Pubic Fruit and Doppelganger are good albums to start with) The Glove (Blue Sunshine) Single Gun Theory (Flow River Of My Soul) BTW, Curve is considered pretty much shoegaze/electronic, Glove is 80s borderline goth/pop, and Single Gun Theory is kind of proto-world/dub/chilout techno, but they are at least a little ethereal :D Oh, and somehow Cocteau Twins appear twice in connections. ;) [/quote]

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- EinOmega said...
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- 30 Jun 2006, 15:59
Collide-Some kind of strange
Clair Voyant-Time and the Maiden
Mira-Apart
Love Spirals Downward-Idylls

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[quote][b][user]EinOmega[/user][/b] said: Collide-Some kind of strange Clair Voyant-Time and the Maiden Mira-Apart Love Spirals Downward-Idylls[/quote]

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- Iridescence said...
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- 6 Jul 2006, 06:03
Re:

Quoth EinOmega:
Clair Voyant-Time and the Maiden
Mira-Apart
Love Spirals Downward-Idylls

All these bands except Collide were connected long ago and are excellent :) Don't know if Collide really fits. They're more darkwave/ebm in most of their songs.
(It's Claire Voyant BTW)

I added Single Gun Theory (they should have been added before, I thought I had but I guess I forgot)

Coil is one I've considred in the past. Certainly some of their music qualifies although not all of it.Although since Current 93 which is in the same category is linked I guess I will add them :)

Curve...I love them but have never really thought of them as "ethereal". Maybe the odd song...

I'll take your word and add Donis since I have never heard that...Will keep my eye out for it though

I think I will also add My Bloody Valentine as well...

I hate sticking things in genres but I do want to keep the group a bit focused.

I am leader of: the Ethereal music group; the Darkwave Music group and the Faith And the Muse group.
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[quote][b][user]Iridescence[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]EinOmega[/user][/b]: Clair Voyant-Time and the Maiden Mira-Apart Love Spirals Downward-Idylls[/quote] All these bands except Collide were connected long ago and are excellent :) Don't know if Collide really fits. They're more darkwave/ebm in most of their songs. (It's Claire Voyant BTW) I added Single Gun Theory (they should have been added before, I thought I had but I guess I forgot) Coil is one I've considred in the past. Certainly some of their music qualifies although not all of it.Although since Current 93 which is in the same category is linked I guess I will add them :) Curve...I love them but have never really thought of them as "ethereal". Maybe the odd song... I'll take your word and add Donis since I have never heard that...Will keep my eye out for it though I think I will also add My Bloody Valentine as well... I hate sticking things in genres but I do want to keep the group a bit focused. [/quote]

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- thethem said...
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- 6 Jul 2006, 11:54
Re: Re:

Quoth Iridescence
I think I will also add My Bloody Valentine as well...

They always seemed more dream pop-y to me. Many of their songs have a harder edge to them than what I would associate with ethereal.

[quote][b][user]thethem[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]Iridescence[/user][/b] I think I will also add My Bloody Valentine as well...[/quote] They always seemed more dream pop-y to me. Many of their songs have a harder edge to them than what I would associate with ethereal.[/quote]

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- Cylob said...
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- 6 Jul 2006, 13:53
The Perfect Prescription swirls in places, as does Wolf Flow.

Then there's the drone art of Bowery Electric.

Red Lorry Yellow Lorry fall somewhere between post-punk and goth rock, but they have a distinct dreamy quality.

All for now...

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[quote][b][user]Cylob[/user][/b] said: [album artist=Spacemen 3]The Perfect Prescription[/album] swirls in places, as does [album artist=Loop]Wolf Flow[/album]. Then there's the drone art of [artist]Bowery Electric[/artist]. [artist]Red Lorry Yellow Lorry[/artist] fall somewhere between post-punk and goth rock, but they have a distinct dreamy quality. All for now...[/quote]

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- Iridescence said...
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- 13 Jul 2006, 15:35
OK I'll add Bowery Electric and Spacemen 3, good suggestions,thanks.

I like Red Lorry Yellow Lorry and agree they have a certain dreamy aspect to a lot of their stuff but then so do The Cure and Fields of the Nephilim and The Danse Society etc. There are a lot of groupd for goth rock and it's a different (although slightly related) style in my opinion.

I am leader of: the Ethereal music group; the Darkwave Music group and the Faith And the Muse group.
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[quote][b][user]Iridescence[/user][/b] said: OK I'll add Bowery Electric and Spacemen 3, good suggestions,thanks. I like Red Lorry Yellow Lorry and agree they have a certain dreamy aspect to a lot of their stuff but then so do The Cure and Fields of the Nephilim and The Danse Society etc. There are a lot of groupd for goth rock and it's a different (although slightly related) style in my opinion.[/quote]

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- Coppergreen said...
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- 27 Jul 2006, 14:02
uh? red lorry yellow lorry 'dreamy'? You listening to the same band I am? 1980s UK goth/darkwave/punk/postpunk band?

The one with the lead singer with the gravel voice?

I cant say I've heard everything y them, but dreamy? er, not in my book.

Oh, and iridesence, maybe you should try "horror head' single, or 'blacker three tracker' by curve, I seem to recall that you didnt have much curve, just an album or two (but maybe I'm confusing you with someone else)

[quote][b][user]Coppergreen[/user][/b] said: uh? red lorry yellow lorry 'dreamy'? You listening to the same band I am? 1980s UK goth/darkwave/punk/postpunk band? The one with the lead singer with the gravel voice? I cant say I've heard everything y them, but dreamy? er, not in my book. Oh, and iridesence, maybe you should try "horror head' single, or 'blacker three tracker' by curve, I seem to recall that you didnt have much curve, just an album or two (but maybe I'm confusing you with someone else)[/quote]

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- Iridescence said...
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- 29 Jul 2006, 04:34
Coppergreen said:
uh? red lorry yellow lorry 'dreamy'? You listening to the same band I am? 1980s UK goth/darkwave/punk/postpunk band?

The one with the lead singer with the gravel voice?

I cant say I've heard everything y them, but dreamy? er, not in my book.

Oh, and iridesence, maybe you should try "horror head' single, or 'blacker three tracker' by curve, I seem to recall that you didnt have much curve, just an album or two (but maybe I'm confusing you with someone else)

No, I have every Curve album ...Some of their songs fit the group so I can add them I guess. they are definately a good influential band and I am a fan so I will add them.:)

I agree with you about RLYL. Songs like "Heaven" are kind of dreamy in feel but no more so than a lot of other bands I haven't added. They're a good goth rock band though.

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[quote][b][user]Iridescence[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]Coppergreen[/user][/b] said: uh? red lorry yellow lorry 'dreamy'? You listening to the same band I am? 1980s UK goth/darkwave/punk/postpunk band? The one with the lead singer with the gravel voice? I cant say I've heard everything y them, but dreamy? er, not in my book. Oh, and iridesence, maybe you should try "horror head' single, or 'blacker three tracker' by curve, I seem to recall that you didnt have much curve, just an album or two (but maybe I'm confusing you with someone else)[/quote] No, I have every Curve album ...Some of their songs fit the group so I can add them I guess. they are definately a good influential band and I am a fan so I will add them.:) I agree with you about RLYL. Songs like "Heaven" are kind of dreamy in feel but no more so than a lot of other bands I haven't added. They're a good goth rock band though. [/quote]

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- Iridescence said...
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- 29 Jul 2006, 04:36
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- Anrky said...
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- 30 Jul 2006, 22:09
Gotta add Jens Gad then... very enigma'ish sounding...

[quote][b][user]Anrky[/user][/b] said: Gotta add [artist]Jens Gad[/artist] then... very enigma'ish sounding...[/quote]

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- Iridescence said...
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- 31 Jul 2006, 12:09
I added Jens Gad , thanks. I'll check him out...

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[quote][b][user]Iridescence[/user][/b] said: I added Jens Gad , thanks. I'll check him out... [/quote]

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- despeckled_elan said...
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- 20 Aug 2006, 20:21
I recommend Cranes, altough sometimes pretty dark and heavy they have some great ethereal themes like "Cloudless" and "Golden" (found in the 1993 album Forever).They're most recent work Partciles & Waves is also recommended. Also the Loved album (1994) is a Classic of this great band (The song "Beautiful Friend" of this album is quite ethereal)

I highly recommend Pale Saints and their album "In Ribbons" (1992)

Also, Cocteau Twins's Tiny Dynamine Double Ep (1985) I think reaches the ethereal lanscapes in a very precise and flawless way. In my opinion is the best ethereal album I have heard so far, because it reaches enigmatic depths with it's sounds

Som other great ethereal...

Slowdive: Pygmalion (1995)
Love Spirals Downwards: Ardor (1994?)

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[quote][b][user]despeckled_elan[/user][/b] said: I recommend Cranes, altough sometimes pretty dark and heavy they have some great ethereal themes like "Cloudless" and "Golden" (found in the 1993 album Forever).They're most recent work Partciles & Waves is also recommended. Also the Loved album (1994) is a Classic of this great band (The song "Beautiful Friend" of this album is quite ethereal) I highly recommend Pale Saints and their album "In Ribbons" (1992) Also, Cocteau Twins's Tiny Dynamine Double Ep (1985) I think reaches the ethereal lanscapes in a very precise and flawless way. In my opinion is the best ethereal album I have heard so far, because it reaches enigmatic depths with it's sounds Som other great ethereal... Slowdive: Pygmalion (1995) Love Spirals Downwards: Ardor (1994?)[/quote]

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- bluenarcotic said...
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- 21 Aug 2006, 01:56
I think Lahannya would fit well... she had an EP out called Drowning a few years back and a new album should come out soon - a few songs are already on Last.fm. She also did vocals for Greenhaus (Greenhaus feat Lahannya) and Soman (Soman feat Lahannya).

[quote][b][user]bluenarcotic[/user][/b] said: I think Lahannya would fit well... she had an EP out called Drowning a few years back and a new album should come out soon - a few songs are already on Last.fm. She also did vocals for Greenhaus (Greenhaus feat Lahannya) and Soman (Soman feat Lahannya).[/quote]

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- Iridescence said...
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- 23 Aug 2006, 17:56
Bluenarcotic,

thanks for the info on Lahannya, I'll check her out.

Last.FM has a dumb new rule that there can only be 200 connection to a group which we've reached so I'll have to "kick something out" to add anything else. So I won't be adding as much from now on. Feel free to recmmend stuff though.

Slowdive,Love Spirals Downwards and Cranes are definately excellent and are allready in the artist connections :)

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[quote][b][user]Iridescence[/user][/b] said: Bluenarcotic, thanks for the info on Lahannya, I'll check her out. Last.FM has a dumb new rule that there can only be 200 connection to a group which we've reached so I'll have to "kick something out" to add anything else. So I won't be adding as much from now on. Feel free to recmmend stuff though. Slowdive,Love Spirals Downwards and Cranes are definately excellent and are allready in the artist connections :) [/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 20 Sep 2006, 13:29
A couple of suggestions for connection or just plain enjoyment. :-) I was also going to suggest Endraum and Pilori, but I see they're already in the connections. :-D The following artists are in a similar vein...

The Dust of Basement
I find this darkwave band profoundly 'dreamy' and 'ethereal'... moreso than a lot of groups traditionally considered 'ethereal' in fact. Albums Re-Membrances and [Vice Versa] Opticus are examples of them at their best, IMHO.

Das Zeichen
Ooh, wonderful wonderful band! Ethereal-folk-darkwave that should absolutely appeal to fans of Endraum.

Kirlian Camera
They've dabbled in a number of genres, but I find much of what they've done to certainly fit the 'ethereal' bill...

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: A couple of suggestions for connection or just plain enjoyment. :-) I was also going to suggest [artist]Endraum[/artist] and [artist]Pilori[/artist], but I see they're already in the connections. :-D The following artists are in a similar vein... [artist]The Dust Of Basement[/artist] I find this darkwave band profoundly 'dreamy' and 'ethereal'... moreso than a lot of groups traditionally considered 'ethereal' in fact. Albums Re-Membrances and [Vice Versa] Opticus are examples of them at their best, IMHO. [artist]Das Zeichen[/artist] Ooh, wonderful wonderful band! Ethereal-folk-darkwave that should absolutely appeal to fans of Endraum. [artist]Kirlian Camera[/artist] They've dabbled in a number of genres, but I find much of what they've done to certainly fit the 'ethereal' bill...[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 19 Jan 2007, 16:27
has Malka Spigel been mentioned?

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: has [artist]malka spigel[/artist] been mentioned?[/quote]

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- Dr_Jon said...
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- 30 Jan 2007, 13:58
Spoonfed Hybrid

[quote][b][user]Dr_Jon[/user][/b] said: [url=http://www.last.fm/music/Spoonfed+Hybrid]Spoonfed Hybrid[/url][/quote]

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- Dr_Jon said...
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- 30 Jan 2007, 14:03
A.C. Temple

[quote][b][user]Dr_Jon[/user][/b] said: [url=http://www.last.fm/music/A.C.+Temple]A.C. Temple[/url][/quote]

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- bugotak_support said...
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- 2 Feb 2007, 14:19
Bugotak

Bugotak - progressive Siberian folklore

[quote][b][user]bugotak_support[/user][/b] said: [artist]Bugotak[/artist][/quote]

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- gothic-sera said...
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- 25 Apr 2007, 14:32
...well...i checked the list and i think i didn't see "Secret Garden" among the mentioned bands.
bye! :))

[quote][b][user]gothic-sera[/user][/b] said: ...well...i checked the list and i think i didn't see "Secret Garden" among the mentioned bands. bye! :))[/quote]

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- hassan1024 said...
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- 8 Dec 2007, 16:47
some suggestions

Moya Brennan
Diane Arkenstone
Magna Canta
Era
Amethystium
Irina Mikhailova

I can think of lots others ;)

[quote][b][user]hassan1024[/user][/b] said: some suggestions [artist]Moya Brennan[/artist] [artist]Diane Arkenstone[/artist] [artist]Magna Canta[/artist] [artist]Era[/artist] [artist]Amethystium[/artist] [artist]Irina Mikhailova[/artist] I can think of lots others ;)[/quote]

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