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1 November 2012
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I just discovered a Mexican pop singer completely by accident tonight -- Natalia Lafourcade. Never heard of her before tonight.
Phenomenal vocals, and good musical arrangements.
"Azul" ("Blue"):
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Offline Vanaprasta-I love them! I stumbled upon them on Spotify when I looked for similar sounding bands to thenewno2 (also a great band). Their album is amazing and they sound amazing live (they don't add effects or even overdubs really so they sound like the studio version when they are performing live)
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11.01pm
6 December 2012
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Funny Paper said
I just discovered a Mexican pop singer completely by accident tonight -- Natalia Lafourcade. Never heard of her before tonight.Phenomenal vocals, and good musical arrangements.
"Azul" ("Blue"):
I wonder if Mith has heard of her...
Anyway, it's not that recent, but last year I discovered this band called The Shins. They're pretty good.
Here's the music video for their song "Simple Song." It's an interesting video.
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10.38pm
21 November 2012
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Oh I like that last song!
Hmm I've heard Lightning Bolt by Jake Bugg and could hear it was very 60s inspired so decided to listen to the rest of his debut album, which was quite alright. Very much influenced by Bob Dylan, the Beatles and all.
Also..Jacco Gardner. He's a Dutch artist and he's very inspired by 60s, psychedelic stuff and Syd Barrett and things like that. His album is great imo, really helps me to relax when I'm studying or something.
For the rest I can't really think of any new artists. A lot of the music which has been released lately was quite shitty imo.
My sister is crazy about a band called Bastille at the moment though. Maybe it's just me but I find their music to be quite boring, lame and depressing. Don't really get the fuss, but they're getting quite popular over here.
6.23pm
3 May 2012
Offline Jake Bugg, there was an article about him in my Mojo magazine which I saw this morning (got told off in class for sliding the mag under the desk and not paying attention 
). He looks very young but I'm interested, he said that he was/is influenced by 60s bands.
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17 December 2012
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fabfouremily said
Jake Bugg, there was an article about him in my Mojo magazine which I saw this morning (got told off in class for sliding the mag under the desk and not paying attention
I'm loving the Jake Bugg album. You can hear his influences but they never become overwhelming. Bought it off the back of seeing him perform one song on BBC Breakfast a couple of months ago and certainly wasn't disappointed. Thinking of people you've mentioned as liking before Emily, there's a good chance you'd like him. Not a bad debut from a 19-year-old.
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6.48am
17 January 2013
Offline There's a few that tickle my fancy... they're not new new, but compared to The Beatles, they're within the last 5 or 10 years anyways. New to me. 
First there is Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros:
There's a Beatles reference in this one. 
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They had a hit on the album called "Home" (or at least it was here) that some people may know. The album came out in 2009, "Up From Below". It's a pretty solid album. They have another one since, but I am terrible with keeping up with the present (probably too busy digging in the past).
Then there is Mother Mother . Only Canadians will likely know this one, they aren't that big. They're based in Vancouver, so somewhat "local" to me. I have 2 of their albums, "O My Heart" from 2008, here's a song or 2 or 3 from that one, it's excellent:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....60629A0962
Such Canadian Hipsters, but I love them. 
They came out with "Eureka" in 2011, which is excellent. This is an acoustic version of a song from the album, shows their harmonies. Very nice.
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Another from "Eureka":
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Then on the opposite end of the Spectrum is Das Racist. They're great. Examples:
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9.09pm
3 May 2012
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fabfouremily said
Jake Bugg, there was an article about him in my Mojo magazine which I saw this morning (got told off in class for sliding the mag under the desk and not paying attentionI'm loving the Jake Bugg album. You can hear his influences but they never become overwhelming. Bought it off the back of seeing him perform one song on BBC Breakfast a couple of months ago and certainly wasn't disappointed. Thinking of people you've mentioned as liking before Emily, there's a good chance you'd like him. Not a bad debut from a 19-year-old.
Sounds good. I'll listen to some of his songs tomorrow and see for myself 
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1.10am
6 December 2012
Offline @LHL I love Home by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes! I also like Man on Fire (I think that's what it's called).
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2.26am
17 January 2013
Offline Egroeg Evoli said
@LHL I love Home by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes! I also like Man on Fire (I think that's what it's called).
So good. I love their style because it sounds old.. very folky.
"Please don't bring your banjo back, I know where it's been.. I wasn't hardly gone a day, when it became the scene.. Banjos! Banjos! All the time, I can't forget that tune.. and if I ever see another banjo, I'm going out and buy a big balloon!"
11.33pm
21 November 2012
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Oh I love ''Home'' too! It's being used in an Ikea commercial so it always reminds me of Ikea, which I love <3 And I really like the song too
I'll certainly check out more of their stuff, because I like what I'm hearing.
3.34am
22 March 2013
Offline You guys should hear Tame Impala, it's not very Beatles-alike but their music does sound a lot like 60's and 70's psychedelic movement.
1.48pm
21 November 2012
Offline Oh I've heard about them a couple of years ago through an MGMT fan forum (yeah I used to love them) and they are pretty awesome. My favourite radio station also plays one of their songs a lot, but I forgot the title ghehe.
4.59pm
3 May 2012
Offline ^^ I've been trying to work it out, but I can't, who's MGMT??
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1 December 2009
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I don't like much new music. I like OLD music that's new to me. On that note...I never liked the Eagles much, but I picked up their Desperado album recently and it's pretty good. Also, I'm expecting to love John Coltrane's The Complete Sun Ship Sessions when I go to pick it up from the post office tomorrow! (Sold by mail-order only, limited to 2000 copies!)
GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions, Marvin Gaye. PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
8.15pm
14 October 2012
Offline Hmm I've heard Lightning Bolt by Jake Bugg and could hear it was very 60s inspired so decided to listen to the rest of his debut album, which was quite alright. Very much influenced by Bob Dylan, the Beatles and all.
I agree, Jake Bugg is great. Two Fingers is a just a terrific song.
I'm becoming increasingly obsessed with The Smiths, and I've realised that The Fay are much better than I've ever given them credit for.
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10.21pm
21 November 2012
Offline fabfouremily said
^^ I've been trying to work it out, but I can't, who's MGMT??
They're a band too. They're kind of hippie-ish and make electronic rock with psychedelic influences and stuff. Can't really explain it, but good songs to check out are ''Kids'', ''Electric Feel'' and ''Time to pretend''.
6.43pm
3 May 2012
Offline Linde said
fabfouremily said
^^ I've been trying to work it out, but I can't, who's MGMT??They're a band too. They're kind of hippie-ish and make electronic rock with psychedelic influences and stuff. Can't really explain it, but good songs to check out are ''Kids'', ''Electric Feel'' and ''Time to pretend''.
Oh, I thought MGMT were the initials of a band
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12.40am
14 December 2009
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fabfouremily said
Jake Bugg, there was an article about him in my Mojo magazine which I saw this morning (got told off in class for sliding the mag under the desk and not paying attentionI'm loving the Jake Bugg album. You can hear his influences but they never become overwhelming. Bought it off the back of seeing him perform one song on BBC Breakfast a couple of months ago and certainly wasn't disappointed. Thinking of people you've mentioned as liking before Emily, there's a good chance you'd like him. Not a bad debut from a 19-year-old.
Hey I heard "Lightning Bolt" just half an hour ago in HMV while leafing through "The Beatles FAQ"! Could've sworn it was recorded in, like, 1966. Had to go home and Google a lyric to find out who it was and how come I'd never heard of him.
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17 December 2012
Offline He's certainly got something. I look forward to seeing what he does next. At the moment I'm enjoying this set he did for the BBC last October a lot. 22 minutes. Seven songs; five originals and two covers. He was still recording the debut at the time, but the buzz around him was growing.
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