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rewinddude
No problem pal. As I said before, they're too overlooked and deserve everyone's attention. It's summer here at the moment which is odd. Cool to see Joie De Vivre in your charts, saw them play a few years ago, so good, man-angst and sad trumpets all-round.
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rewinddude
Thank you, I think I rec Windy & Carl to everyone, there music is just the best. I'm enjoying Eric's Trip, it kinda makes me think of Sebadoh or GBV, lo-fi vibes and the female vox are a nice addition. I'm already familiar with Bluetile Lounge, great shout though I just wish they had more songs! Ambered and Old Star are my favourites of theirs.
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colderskin
please understand that I only listen to music ironically so others will call me a hipster and think I'm cool. also please be nice to me because I am extremely fragile online
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rewinddude
You might've already heard those, how about a couple of recommendations this way?
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rewinddude
Erm, I don't know what... Try Seam - Are You Driving Me Crazy and Windy & Carl - Drawing of Sound.
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rewinddude
Watch out though, listening to too much Codeine can turn one into a miserable sod ;)
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MellowHard
you probably have a better taste in music than me, last.fm's compatibility system is kinda shit tbh. What's Australia like?
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bookslie123
sweet taste in music, bro. it's always nice to see a fellow lover of the post-hardcore sound. oh, and I'm so excited for the cold cave show. I'll let Wes know that he has at least one fan in Australia,lol.
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jorgefuzzo
Uuuh... Okay.... Since you dig Eno and Minor Threat, I think you should listen to Wire's first three albums, they're all masterpieces. Also, give Failure's Magnified a chance, it gets better and better after each listen. Well, I think that's it. Oh, one more thing: are from /mu/, by any chance?
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buttparts
thank you. i noticed that you have listened to usurp synapse a lot and that honeywell is listed as well. have you listened to honeywell's follow up band volume eleven? they're chaotic in an usurp way but jazzy and psychedelic at times too. you should check them out if you haven't already, especially their split with gasp.
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squirelle121
I wanted to get the glow in the dark one for the longest time but then I got a chance to get the blood red one and took that (because I think it looks really nice)
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fedexplanes
something feels really contrived about alot of youth attack stuff. the excessive promotion, aestheticization and un-punk business practice of label itself turned me off. prices are too high, hardcore "objects" (records, shirts etc.) are extremely commodified (for example SQRM shirt that is a trash bag with the letters spraypainted on it selling for 25 dollars in "SUPER LIMITED RUN" some really good stuff has come out on YA, but its mostly hock in my opinion, opposed to the super organic and raw S/V who i defend so strongly
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exTerminatr
I'm really bad at recommendations, but I think you need to check out Planes Mistaken for Stars, Beau Navire, Tarentel and Rivulets first.
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AndThenIDrowned
I only listen to The World is a Long Band Name and Jeromes Dream. I am the worst person in the world to ask for a broad spectrum of music.
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exTerminatr
haven't checked them since that lazer day, i felt like i've had everything i would've wanted. neat taste btw
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lordinfamous
It's k, most of their stuff is like that, you should check out Ege Bamyasi and Monster Movie too
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