More alternative than rock but one of my favorites is Beat Circus;
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beat_Circus
And Goose is influenced by Grateful Dead culture while being all original;
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goose_(American_band)
More alternative than rock but one of my favorites is Beat Circus; https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beat_Circus And Goose is influenced by Grateful Dead culture while being all original; https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goose_(American_band)
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I second this rec. Nothing But Thieves is one of the best bands to have emerged over the past couple decades. I find every track on every album is at least listenable. I rarely encounter that much talent in an artist anymore. I saw them live in Kansas City a couple years ago. They are every bit as good live as in the studio. I find they are somewhat a slow burn in terms of likeableness, however. They definitely have their own style, like grunge, pop, punk, yacht and ballad rock all rolled into one. My girlfriend didn’t like their music until we saw them live, now she “gets it,” and is a huge fan. |
The Pretty Reckless are fantastic especially if you're looking for some great, old school, bombastic rock and roll. I like Big Thief. Can get heavy into their lead singer's soft vocals but can produce some driving rock like 'Not' at times. Really nice, basic four piece garage rock. You have The Illuminati Hotties and their 'tenderpunk'. Sharon Van Etten. Pom Pom Squad gets points for dark humor with an album titled Death of a Cheerleader. If you like the sound of Pink Floyd who are definitely not heavy metal rock and rollers, you might like curiously enough Lana del Rey. Songs like Venice Bitch with their lengthy, spacy instrumental passages remind me of Floyd. |