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hexicon
Room at the Top

USA
1272 Posts

Posted - 05/16/2005 :  19:40:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
So, if I like Franz Ferdinand, Hot Hot Heat, and Bloc Party, who else should I check out?

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ru480s2
The Jet Set

313 Posts

Posted - 05/16/2005 :  20:12:11  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Everyone has different tastes, so it would be nice if Hubsters do like Horrorrgrrl and make a sampler directory, of stuff they like. From her "Current Indie New Wave-Post Punk-Dream Pop" folder, I've liked Clinic, iClash, Cosmicity, Future Bible Heroes, Eisley, B! Machine and I've only started listening to the directory.

I have a "Crap I Like" folder, but be warned it's mostly NOT Next/New-Wave stuff.

Edited by - devildog on 05/16/2005 20:33:45
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n/a
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623 Posts

Posted - 05/16/2005 :  20:15:08  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
The Organ
My Favorite
The Bravery
The Radio Department
Ganymeade
The Faint


But I was just recently converetd so wait until those more knowledgable than me post on here!
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MikeP
President Am I

USA
1520 Posts

Posted - 05/17/2005 :  10:22:26  Show Profile  Visit MikeP's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Pick up the Kaiser Chiefs' Employment ... very similar to the artists you mentioned with a touch of 60's mod.
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ghosty
Room at the Top

USA
1600 Posts

Posted - 05/17/2005 :  16:05:05  Show Profile  Visit ghosty's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Kaiser Chiefs
Laptop
Cut Copy
Something About Vampires And Sluts
LCD Soundsystem (but really just one song "Tribulations")
The Bravery
VHS or Beta
Elkland
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KYYX4ever
Room at the Top

4614 Posts

Posted - 05/17/2005 :  18:42:28  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
oh yeah,
DEFINATELY VHS or Beta !
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tiger_mn
Room at the Top

1111 Posts

Posted - 05/18/2005 :  10:35:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Nero turned me on, via Natephish, to British Sea Power.

Horrrorrrgrrrl just turns me on.
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Ollie Stench
Room at the Top

2562 Posts

Posted - 05/18/2005 :  14:48:41  Show Profile  Visit Ollie Stench's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by ghosty
LCD Soundsystem (but really just one song "Tribulations")



C'mon..."Losing My Edge" is great! I wish I had written that one. Sounds like my life story!
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Ollie Stench
Room at the Top

2562 Posts

Posted - 05/18/2005 :  14:55:44  Show Profile  Visit Ollie Stench's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Whoops, didn't mean to post without adding a few (these are way more on the synth/electro side of the spectrum)

Client
http://www.mutelibtech.com/client/in_it_for_the_money.html

Riviera F
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/logansky/rivieraf.html

Ladytron
http://www.ladytron.com/

Hong Kong Counterfeit
http://www.hongkongcounterfeit.com/
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Horrorgrrl
Room at the Top

USA
634 Posts

Posted - 05/19/2005 :  21:23:58  Show Profile  Visit Horrorgrrl's Homepage  Send Horrorgrrl a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by tiger_mn

Nero turned me on, via Natephish, to British Sea Power.

Horrrorrrgrrrl just turns me on.



You flirt!
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Horrorgrrl
Room at the Top

USA
634 Posts

Posted - 05/19/2005 :  21:44:23  Show Profile  Visit Horrorgrrl's Homepage  Send Horrorgrrl a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Definitely check out Stellarstarr, Melody Club, Trembling Blue Stars, The Magnetic Fields, The 6ths, Pitty Sing (I predict this band will be the next big Next Wave band, following in the footsteps of The Killers & The Bravery), The Arcade Fire, THE DEARS! (especially if you a fan of The Smiths/Morrissey), The Delays, Blue October (the Austin, TX band - not the UK synthpop group - although you might like both of them), Royal Visionaries, Louis XIV, Caesars (their new album is just a good as "39 Minutes Of Bliss"), Radio 4, Action Action, Mercury Rev, TEGAN & SARA!, METRIC!, The Ladybug Transistor, I Am X (Sneaker Pimps' Chris Corner's solo project - definitely lots of New Wave sounds here), Moby's latest album - "Hotel" (very New Wave), Electric Six, The Rapture, Manic Street Preacher's latest album - "Lifeblood" (hell, they even have a song on it titled "1985" - retro sounds throughout), Of Montreal, The Essex Green (generally classified as "Twee-pop", but definitely grounded in a Smith's sensibility), Bettie Serveert, Blonde Redhead, THE STILLS! ("Logic Will Break Your Heart" is a brilliant debut album), Postal Service, SCARLING! (great, retro-sounding goth band with ethereal female vocals), Scissor Sisters, The Concretes, The Raveonettes, The Faint, and all the other great bands mentioned already in this thread. I might also suggest checking out download.com & soundclick.com for some great current indie artists in the New Wave genre - and all downloads are free! Hope this exhaustive list helps - if I think of any more I'll be sure to post!

Tess
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Horrorgrrl
Room at the Top

USA
634 Posts

Posted - 05/19/2005 :  21:48:30  Show Profile  Visit Horrorgrrl's Homepage  Send Horrorgrrl a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Oh, and one more - Fischerspooner. They are classified as "electro-clash" and while their 2001 debut "#1" certainly falls into that category, their recent album "Odyssey" is definitely New Wave. Of course their first album has fat synth-sounds as well, and is definitely among my favorite albums of the new millennium.

Tess
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Horrorgrrl
Room at the Top

USA
634 Posts

Posted - 05/19/2005 :  22:02:34  Show Profile  Visit Horrorgrrl's Homepage  Send Horrorgrrl a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
And here are a few more:

Elefant
Dogs Die In Hot Cars
Gothic Archies
Kissing Tigers
The New Pornographers
The Shins

Tess
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ghosty
Room at the Top

USA
1600 Posts

Posted - 05/19/2005 :  23:20:31  Show Profile  Visit ghosty's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Horrorgrrl

Oh, and one more - Fischerspooner. They are classified as "electro-clash" and while their 2001 debut "#1" certainly falls into that category, their recent album "Odyssey" is definitely New Wave. Of course their first album has fat synth-sounds as well, and is definitely among my favorite albums of the new millennium.

Tess



I like "Cloud" from that record a great deal!
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Horrorgrrl
Room at the Top

USA
634 Posts

Posted - 05/20/2005 :  03:26:07  Show Profile  Visit Horrorgrrl's Homepage  Send Horrorgrrl a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by ghosty

quote:
Originally posted by Horrorgrrl

Oh, and one more - Fischerspooner. They are classified as "electro-clash" and while their 2001 debut "#1" certainly falls into that category, their recent album "Odyssey" is definitely New Wave. Of course their first album has fat synth-sounds as well, and is definitely among my favorite albums of the new millennium.

Tess



I like "Cloud" from that record a great deal.




Yep, that track is probably my second favorite behind the Thin White Duke mix of "Just Let Go".

Tess
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Horrorgrrl
Room at the Top

USA
634 Posts

Posted - 05/20/2005 :  03:27:40  Show Profile  Visit Horrorgrrl's Homepage  Send Horrorgrrl a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Oh, also check out another band - The Futureheads.

Tess
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lbworshiper
Take On Me

67 Posts

Posted - 05/20/2005 :  18:59:16  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Someone mentioned it but Arcade Fire, Funeral is simply the greatest album in years, a masterpiece. A review coming soon to a topic near you.

Edited by - dogwelder on 05/20/2005 18:59:59
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Horrorgrrl
Room at the Top

USA
634 Posts

Posted - 05/20/2005 :  21:49:36  Show Profile  Visit Horrorgrrl's Homepage  Send Horrorgrrl a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by lbworshiper

Someone mentioned it but Arcade Fire, Funeral is simply the greatest album in years, a masterpiece. A review coming soon to a topic near you.



Yes - I wholeheartedly agree. This was one of my top five albums of 2004. Can't wait to hear more from them.

Tess
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ghosty
Room at the Top

USA
1600 Posts

Posted - 05/21/2005 :  18:28:17  Show Profile  Visit ghosty's Homepage  Reply with Quote
The Futureheads are great! Like The Jam and XTC forming a supergroup! I love "Robot", "Meantime" and their cover of "Hounds Of Love".
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hexicon
Room at the Top

USA
1272 Posts

Posted - 05/21/2005 :  22:05:02  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Oooh, just downloaded VHS or Beta. Fab! (I'm supposed to be having a girls' night but the movie we're watching sucks!)
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DavePlym
Take On Me

United Kingdom
88 Posts

Posted - 05/22/2005 :  00:58:44  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
For me it's the Kaiser Chiefs, who must be XTC's love children!
I played their lp followed by XTC's Black Sea. Noticeable similarities, but for the best reasons. Sorry to annoy a few people here, but some of the current 'retro' bands are just noise and energy with no tune. At least with Franz Ferdinand, kaiser chiefs and the Delays you can hum the songs for hours afterwards. Perhaps i'm getting old and am going off the blistering wall of guitar noise that's out there (actually I never really liked it).
Anyway, if you pick 3 bands to splash out the cash for, make it these three and you'll want to put me in your will for the suggestions,
luv david
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Horrorgrrl
Room at the Top

USA
634 Posts

Posted - 05/22/2005 :  15:42:59  Show Profile  Visit Horrorgrrl's Homepage  Send Horrorgrrl a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by DavePlym

For me it's the Kaiser Chiefs, who must be XTC's love children!
I played their lp followed by XTC's Black Sea. Noticeable similarities, but for the best reasons. Sorry to annoy a few people here, but some of the current 'retro' bands are just noise and energy with no tune. At least with Franz Ferdinand, kaiser chiefs and the Delays you can hum the songs for hours afterwards. Perhaps i'm getting old and am going off the blistering wall of guitar noise that's out there (actually I never really liked it).
Anyway, if you pick 3 bands to splash out the cash for, make it these three and you'll want to put me in your will for the suggestions,
luv david



If you're an XTC fan, you might want to check out a new band called The Veils and their new album "The Runaway Found". The lead singer is Andy's (XTC) son. Of course, they have their own original sound, but definitely influenced by XTC and Shriekback.

Tess
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manekineko
Room at the Top

1792 Posts

Posted - 05/28/2005 :  17:03:17  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I just got turned on to Wolfsheim - Once In a Lifetime, at a club on new wave night. I LOVE the song and can't wait to hear more from them.
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ru480s2
The Jet Set

313 Posts

Posted - 05/29/2005 :  06:16:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
And I... like it too.
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manekineko
Room at the Top

1792 Posts

Posted - 05/29/2005 :  08:57:51  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by ru480s2

And I... like it too.



Did you type that with an Irish accent in your voice? You made me think of an Irish Spring commercial.
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2Nu
Room at the Top

2968 Posts

Posted - 05/29/2005 :  09:05:49  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Did U get those 2 mp3 files Paula?
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manekineko
Room at the Top

1792 Posts

Posted - 06/06/2005 :  14:34:03  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Yes, Rich, I got them ALL! Thank you very much! They are all great, but I especially like the ones by Scarlet Fantastic, ATB, Iio, The Lovebite, and Ampersand. I love getting turned on to new music! You're so nice!
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2Nu
Room at the Top

2968 Posts

Posted - 06/06/2005 :  17:19:07  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Glad to be of service M'Lady
Too bad you can't join us on the hub, there's plenty more where those tunes came from!
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manekineko
Room at the Top

1792 Posts

Posted - 06/07/2005 :  12:00:28  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Yeah, I'm so mad because hubby won't let me get on the hub , especially now since no invitation is required to join. He has security issues... ()
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Frau_Blucher
Room at the Top

9706 Posts

Posted - 06/07/2005 :  15:02:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by manekineko

Yeah, I'm so mad because hubby won't let me get on the hub , especially now since no invitation is required to join. He has security issues... ()


Hey I'm going to Freeport Wednesday and Bar Harbor Thursday. Should I just drop off my hard drive on the way?!!!
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manekineko
Room at the Top

1792 Posts

Posted - 06/07/2005 :  15:24:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Blir

Hey I'm going to Freeport Wednesday and Bar Harbor Thursday. Should I just drop off my hard drive on the way?!!!



Hey, Blir, that would be swell! Like you travel with your hard drive in your suitcase...

At least you'll have some good weather up here, after the hideously cold and wet May we had.

BTW, I never told you how much I enjoyed your photo essay of NYC last month. The photos were beautiful and well composed, and the new wave commentary provided the perfect real-time accompaniment.

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Frau_Blucher
Room at the Top

9706 Posts

Posted - 06/07/2005 :  16:14:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by manekineko

Hey, Blir, that would be swell! Like you travel with your hard drive in your suitcase...

At least you'll have some good weather up here, after the hideously cold and wet May we had.

BTW, I never told you how much I enjoyed your photo essay of NYC last month. The photos were beautiful and well composed, and the new wave commentary provided the perfect real-time accompaniment.


Oh stop! And not everyone travels with their hard drives?? Seriously, I'll have it with me....the Jackson Labs researchers are huge music fans sharing their iTunes networks all day long at work. It's going to be a mega swap meet! Email me if interested...or not if this internet stuff is too creepy ya know?
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medication881
Room at the Top

USA
682 Posts

Posted - 07/04/2005 :  07:17:09  Show Profile  Visit medication881's Homepage  Send medication881 a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
The Sounds and Stimulator are definitely worth checking out.
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goutroy
Personal Jesus

USA
219 Posts

Posted - 07/06/2005 :  13:00:59  Show Profile  Visit goutroy's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I don't think these have been mentioned yet:

The Prids (like New Order meets My Bloody Valentine)

Art Brut (raw, catchy powerpop a la Buzzcocks)

Soviet
(awesome OMD-inspired electro)

The Aeffect
(If you like The Faint, you should like them too)

Hint Hint
(Synth-heavy post-punk with vocals similar to Placebo's.)

Every Move a Picture Danceable rock from San Francisco.

The Fever (Catchy, punky mix of new wave, glam, hair metal, and powerpop)

Morthem Vlade Art Excellent European dark electro.

Miss Kittin
(Miss Kittin and the Hacker is one of the greatest retro-sounding albums out there, especially if you love robotic/monotone female vocals)

Lost Sounds
One of my personal favorite bands. Extremely raw, loud garage-synth (?) music. If you like The Screamers or Nervous Gender, check them out.

The Epoxies
Just plain awesome. Their live shows feature a keytar, lasers, and lots of retro clothing and duct tape.

Moving Units (incredibly danceable post punk with awesome basslines (think Gang of Four's Damaged Goods)

The Lovemakers I cannot say enough good things about these guys. They're a local synthpop band (local to me anyway; from Oakland) who are blowing up here and soon all over the country. And they started out as essentially a Cure cover band. If you live in LA or the Bay Area, they have residencies at Club Moscow in Hollywood and Cafe DU Nord in SF... easily one of the most fun live shows around!


...and I'll be seeing My Favorite on Friday. They sound like Belle and Sebastian gone new wave.

Edited by - Dozer on 07/06/2005 13:18:14
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whistledog
The Jet Set

Canada
310 Posts

Posted - 07/06/2005 :  18:00:30  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Ringside - Tired of Being Sorry
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michaeltb41
Running Up That Hill

USA
7 Posts

Posted - 07/17/2005 :  19:02:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
here's some more to check out...

1-maximo park-again, very xtc influenced, debut cd called" a certain trigger"
2-motormark-two piece from england. very 80s electro punk influenced. love spinning something from their cd called "chrome tape"and adam ant's "cartrouble" back to back when i'm on the air...
3-the vanishing-more of an 80s gothic and carabet style
4-the glass candy-very new wavish, gothic, etc..
5-annie
6-diamond nights-more like 80s commercial hair metal. but it sounds soooo good.
7-outhud
8-bloc party
9-the go! team-from scotland. their lead by a female rpper. very early 80s hip hop influenced (but with a indie twist) their cd won't be released here in the staes until the can get their samples cleared...
10-!!!-supergruop from brooklyn and sacramento, calif.
11-miss tk and the revenge-2 piece from nj. miss tk and her husband (she just recently had her first child) great girl indie pop..12-cristina-new wave diva from the 80s. madonna stole her look and sound. recorded 2 cds. most popular song "what's a girl to do" (on a compilation from the band ladytron)
12-ladytron
13-neon blonde
14-filepe and runway-2 piece from miami
15-tiga-canadian dj. has alot of songs on dj hells "internationl dj gigalo" series of cds
16-pixeltan
17-the juan mcclean
18-the paradise boys
19-lesbians on ecstcy
20-death from 1979 (my favs!!!!)

there's more but check out some of these groups. have fun!!!!!!!!
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michaeltb41
Running Up That Hill

USA
7 Posts

Posted - 07/17/2005 :  19:03:35  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
here's some more to check out...

1-maximo park-again, very xtc influenced, debut cd called" a certain trigger"
2-motormark-two piece from england. very 80s electro punk influenced. love spinning something from their cd called "chrome tape"and adam ant's "cartrouble" back to back when i'm on the air...
3-the vanishing-more of an 80s gothic and carabet style
4-the glass candy-very new wavish, gothic, etc..
5-annie
6-diamond nights-more like 80s commercial hair metal. but it sounds soooo good.
7-outhud
8-bloc party
9-the go! team-from scotland. their lead by a female rpper. very early 80s hip hop influenced (but with a indie twist) their cd won't be released here in the staes until the can get their samples cleared...
10-!!!-supergruop from brooklyn and sacramento, calif.
11-miss tk and the revenge-2 piece from nj. miss tk and her husband (she just recently had her first child) great girl indie pop..12-cristina-new wave diva from the 80s. madonna stole her look and sound. recorded 2 cds. most popular song "what's a girl to do" (on a compilation from the band ladytron)
12-ladytron
13-neon blonde
14-filepe and runway-2 piece from miami
15-tiga-canadian dj. has alot of songs on dj hells "internationl dj gigalo" series of cds
16-pixeltan
17-the juan mcclean
18-the paradise boys
19-lesbians on ecstcy
20-death from above 1979 (my favs!!!!)

there's more but check out some of these groups. have fun!!!!!!!!
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darren
Running Up That Hill

Australia
2 Posts

Posted - 07/26/2005 :  20:53:55  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
If you want to check out some great australian hardedged new wave rock/pop go to www.bekiandthebullets.com they are about to do big things!
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