What do you listen to these days?

[scoundrel]

We all grew up listening to NW music.

But, what are we listening to now? I still listen to 80's stuff, these days I really dig the current tecno, rave and chillout music.

Fall Apart, Golden Heart, too late, too late, too late to start.

[geoffolehane]

I listen to a lot of Trance and Electronica.

Some of my favorite active pop bands are Saint Etienne, Ivy, the Future Sound of London, 808 State,

For recent New Wave "sounding" bands I like The Killers, Maroon 5, and to a lesser degree Interpol.

[Bitter Almonds]

<p align="justify">You guys know how there was a Lounge revival back in the 90s? Well, it was just a passing fad for most everyone - except for me[}:)] I still get a kick outta those compilations and albums. I have a near perfect collection of those [i]Ultra-Lounge[/i] compilations (about 20-something discs). I also have five or six volumes of [i]Music For A Bachelor's Den[/i] plus a few more oddities here and there. I wanna get more J-Pop/J-Rock and maybe even some K-Pop. I only have a L'Arc En Ciel compilation, which I like, but nothing more. Recently, I bought a double-disc best of compilation of Pupo's hits. Those are excellent as well. Now that I think about it, I'm just looking for all-around good Pop and Rock music in other languages.

[tomfin2000]

I'll second the Editors although I haven't heard their second album yet. Ditto for Arctic Monkeys and Orson. I also enjoyed the Lily Allen, Maroon 5, and Common discs that came out last year. I loved the first Killers disc, but the last one didn't do much for me.

Outside of that, I just download the odd radio hit from ITunes.

[TragicMagic]

^ Wow!

Hmm let me think..

Kaiser Chiefs
Foo Fighters
Duran Duran (still)
Good Charlotte
INXS (still)
I of course still like finding and making mixes of rarer later 70's and early 80's tracks remembered from my youngster 'Radio Days'. (some of wich are really really REALLY 'bad'.. but I am still fond of)

As far as good poppy 80's influenced / sounding stuff these days:

Sneaky Sound System and Rogue Traders (Aussie bands - do yourself a favor if not heard) and;
That new song by Ashley Simpson

TM

[DougMash]

Here's my Top 10 of last year, all pretty new-wavey...

1. NEW PORNOGRAPHERS - Challengers
2. FEIST - Reminder
3. NATIONAL - Boxer
4. ARCADE FIRE - Neon Bible
5. SHINS - Wincing the Night Away
6. FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE - Traffic and Weather
7. NICOLE ATKINS - Neptune City
8. BLOC PARTY - Weekend in the City
9. LCD SOUNDSYSTEM - Sound of Silver
10. FRATELLIS - Costello Music

With Spoon, Editors and Shout out Louds just missing it. Cure fans especially should check out the Shout Out Louds, whose single "Impossible" also sounds pretty "Prefab-Sprouty."

[Moparmark]

Hard loud rock and sleaze glam.Rise to Addiction,Still Remains,Atreyu
Machine Head,Lordi,The Bones,Crank County DareDevils,Blaire Bitch
Project are just afew recent additions.I am going to explore 70,s obscure U.S hard rock and 80,s glam metal next.After that I,m done.

[New Wave Dave]

Buzz Box, bay-bee! I kid, of course. Blech! [xx(]

When it's not 60's, 70's or 80's rock, 80's new wave/alternative/pop or 90's grunge/rock/alternative/chick rock/new age... it's:

Editors
Dolls Head
Film School

So in other words... not much! [:D]

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Huh uhh... not Katherine.

[deethelurker]

I am presently absolutely nutso about:

The Fall
Way Of The West
B-Movie
pre-1984 Simple Minds
Sally Shapiro (a new Italo disco-type act from Sweden)
Division Of Laura Lee demos from their upcoming album
Rufus Wainwright (hey, ain't nothing wrong with that)
and the usual NW/post-punk/New Romantic/disco type stuff I always listen to

[Mechi]

Well, I grew wp during the Brit Pop era, so I listen to it frequently. And there's a lot of artists from the scene of these last 5 years which I like: Interpol, Editors, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, José Gonzalez, The Bravery, Franz Ferdinand, etc...
But what I've been listening to the most apart from NW/Post Punk is to EBM, Futurepop and industrial music. I really enjoy bands like And One, Melotron and VNV Nation.

http://www.fotolog.com/mechi2mechi

[rotator]

•Pavement
•Richard H. Kirk
•Electro House
•Cattle Decapitation
•James Chance
•Richard Hell and The Vodoids
•Fiat Lux
•...my own shitty music.

[sunzgem]

If it's not new wave it's industrial and EBM. See what new wave led me to!![:0][:0][:0]

"So Lonestar, now you see that evil will always triumph...because good is dumb."

[Bitter Almonds]

<p align="justify">I just got a compilation entitled [i]Ohm[/i], which gathers strange Electronic songs from the days of the past. It's past Futurist muzak!

http://www.amazon.com/Ohm-Early-Gurus-E ... 094&sr=1-1

[SallyLightfoot]

Since my roots and dub reggae binge this past summer (listed above), here's some stuff I've been listening to through the darkest months of the season:

THE CAVE SINGERS
Invitation Songs

THERAPY?
Nurse

JOHN FAHEY
Fare Forward Voyagers [IMPORT Reissue]

SOL HOOPII
Sol Hoopii in Hollywood

TOQUINHO E PAULINHO
Nogueira

HENRYK GORECKI
Symphony 3: "Sorrowful Songs"

JOZEF VAN WISSEM
A Rose By Any Other Name - Anonymous Lute Solos of the Golden Age

MIXOTHEQUE
A collection of songs from New Zealand post-punk bands (mid 80's to 90's), available for download here: http://mixotheque.com/blog/wordpress/?page_id=41

GOODVIBRATO.ORG
Lots of classical and ambient works beautifully collected and downloadable from the GoodVibrato blog: http://www.goodvibrato.org/

PITCHFORKMEDIA.COM TOP 100 TRACKS OF 2007
Many of the tracks are available for download here: http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/f ... ks-of-2007

[popreactor]

A lot of Xiu Xiu. Especially love their "Under Pressure" cover.
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