Best Next Wave songs

[Mechi]

Gonna add:
Love is a number- White Rose movement (it's weird but I always end up liking the stuff that Blir suggests).
The whole "Show your bones" album... the Yeah yeah yeahs rock: Gold lion, Phenomena, Dudley.

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[Panorama]

Persephone's Bees - Nice Day
http://www.persephonesbees.com
http://www.myspace.com/persephonesbees

The Concretes - Fiction
http://www.theconcretes.com/

Oh No! Oh My! - I Have No Sister
http://www.ohnoohmy.com/
http://www.myspace.com/ohnoohmyband

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[wendy m]

[quote][i]Originally posted by bpdp3[/i]
<br>I have to AGAIN try to push this song:

"Middle of Nowhere" by Hot Hot Heat off their last album.

I know they're not the hippest group, but that song, the sound of it and the actual melody of the song, sounds like new wave to me like not much else these days. - - Not post-punk, mind you, straight-ahead new wave (circa 83-84, not earlier).
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Agreed! Love them!

[djcraig]

New For June 6:

Never Gonna Die- The Shys
Can't Look Down- ZOX
Everytime- The Rewinds
Fascination- Monsters Are Waiting

[Prefab Sprouter]

Newish songs that I like:

Arctic Monkeys - Bet you look good on the Dancefloor

The Killers - Mr. Brightside

Kaiser chiefs - Oh My God

Kaiser Chiefs - I predict a Riot

Snow Patrol - Spitting Games

[djcraig]

New Nextwave for July:

Girl and the Sea- The Presets
International Dateline- Ladytron
Suzie- Boy Kill Boy
Satellite- Guster
Is It Any Wonder?- Keane
Gold (English Version)- Klee
A Place In Displacement- South
The Key- Lovebugs

[Frau_Blucher]

[quote][i]Originally posted by djcraig[/i]
<br>Suzie- Boy Kill Boy
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These guys weren't bad at all opening for Echo & the Bunnymen. I'll have to check 'em out. Thanks for the heads up Craig. And Ladytron too!

[Opera Prima]

Since I can't listen to Xfm Radio (London) through the internet anymore I've lost touch with Next Wave, anyway here's my list of what I loved listening to:

Bloc Party - Two More Years
Boy kill boy - Suzie
Caesars - Jerk It Out
Delays - Lost in a melody
Diefenbach - Glorious
Editors - Munich
Every Move A Picture - Signs Of Life
Franz Ferdinand - Walk Away
Hard-Fi - Hard to Beat
Kaiser Chiefs - Everyday I Love You Less And Less
Kubichek! - Nightjoy
Madison Strays - Die alone
Maximo Park - Graffiti
The arcade fire - Neighborhood #2 (laika)
The Beta Band - Assessment
The Bravery - Unconditional
The Dead 60's - Riot Radio
The Departure - All Mapped Out
The Futureheads - Meantime
The Killers - Smile Like You Mean It
The Ordinary Boys - Week In, Week Out
The Rakes - Retreat
The robocop kraus - After laughter comes tears
Twisted Charm - London Scene (I really like this one [:)])
We Are Scientists - Nobody Move
White Rose Movement - Love Is A Number


Most of these songs bring me nice memories of when I lived in London not long ago. If any of you have never heard any of them, give them a listen, they're worth it [:)].

[danelf]

djcraig, your lists are great. Please keep 'em coming.

[quote][i]Originally posted by djcraig[/i]
<br>New Nextwave for July:

Girl and the Sea- The Presets
International Dateline- Ladytron
Suzie- Boy Kill Boy
Satellite- Guster
Is It Any Wonder?- Keane
Gold (English Version)- Klee
A Place In Displacement- South
The Key- Lovebugs




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[djcraig]

Thanks for the compliments, Danelf and Blir. There really is some great new music out right now.

[djcraig]

Noi Boi- The Velvet Teen
On and On- Boy Kill Boy
Starlight- Muse
The Only Sun- Another Black Season

[Mechi]

And of course:
Tiga- Far from home

This song is super cool!! [:D]

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[oneno]

I'm not a very good "wordsmith" but I do love this song"Brother Mole" by Miwon, Here's a review:
MIWON
Title: Brother Mole
Label: CITY CENTRE OFFICES (GERMANY)
Format: 12"
Price: $8.50
Catalog #: BLOCK 030EP
"Hendrik Krötz aka Miwon has been an active member of the Berlin-based electronic music scene for a very long time. Hundred's of live P.A.s created a big fan base for his soulful electronic pop music. As the initiator of the already legendary 'laptop battles' he did important ground work for the development of electronic music in Berlin in general. Apart from a long deleted split-12" on the Grundrauschen imprint, Brother Mole is his first release. The title track is a blueprint of modern synth-pop. A pumping bassdrum, lush chords and catchy vocals make 'Brother Mole' an instant hit you will be whistling walking down the street. Be prepared for some serious addiction. A perfect track for CCO's very own John Tejada to remix. He transforms the track into a dancefloor anthem. An even more kicking bassdrum and a much straighter arrangement turn the track into a killer DJ-Tool. 'Spiralize' shows Miwon's love for more dirty, gritty sounds. His dreamy melodies do the rest. 'Rain Or Shine', the closing track, is a lullaby for lonely laptops. Deep and haunting."


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[djcraig]

This Life- La Rocca (The Truth)
When You Were Young- The Killers (Sam's Town)
Officer and a Gentleman- Lola Ray (Liars)
Beautiful Boy- Lola Ray (Liars)





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[Frau_Blucher]

The Guillemots album "Through the Windowpane" is nothing short of amazing. Ethereal trance-like pieces interwoven with indie-pop punctuations. Maybe it's coincidence that I picked this up after rewatching Terrence Malick's movie "The New World", itself a 2+ hour seance of sight, sound, music, mood and atmosphere. I love perfectly integrated pieces like these.