Hey guys! Let's recommend an album that we've been listening many times during the last days...
Looking forward your recommendations!
Local band to me
Right Side Of Crazy: Whiskey Syndicate
Rise: The Answer
The track Never Too Late
Ten Foot Wizard's album 'Sleeping Volcanoes' is my favourite album so far this year. Cant get enough this band
Ive posted this vid from them before, but its epic, it has a evil morris dancers and a theremin solo.... whats not to like
Thanks guys!! I'm really enjoying Ten Foot Wizard's music.
The Hoax, from the album 'Humdinger'
Swans ~ Children of God.
Tortoise ~ TNT.
Laurent
Cool stuff! Thanks guys!
I've just found this new EP:
I recommend Nick Johnston - Atomic Mind. It's a really great album with a blues-rock flavour. All the songs are amazing but "Wonderful Madness" (28:01) and "Scoundrel's Lounge" (37:56) sounds truly killer!!!
Hey monica, the album starts REALLY promising. Thanks for sharing.
I think that your link is also applicable here: http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_forum/index.php?showtopic=55250
I can't tell how cool are those guys:
Link:
https://specialprovidence.bandcamp.com/album/essence-of-change
I'l check them, thanks Mihai!
Gay Paris, aussie band with an incredible amount of stage energy that are heavily influenced by Clutch. This song is from their second last album "the last party" and their new album "the dark arts" is awesome as well. Think swamp rock \m/@.@\m/
Holy Rage:Holy Rage (Al Atkins: Judas Priest founder member)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LP1PCR__aEk
This is a cool idea to discover new music. I saw skindred for the first time live on Monday and have had their new album "volume" on repeat this week. @gab maybe a band/new style for you to do a lesson for
I've discovered this amazing band from Island this week:
I recommend Intervals' new album: THE SHAPE OF COLOUR. It's full of emotion. Here is the closing track - my favorite!
I love love love the phrasing melodies at 50 seconds. This artist has had a positive influence on my own music.
Thanks a lot SJ!!
I've been listening to this cool band there days. I like their guitar jobs and rhythm meters.
I am really enjoying Halestorm most recent album into the wild life. I really love Lzzy voice
From time to time I go back and listen to this one album band named Custom:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJh23m6uWhQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ml7C-WfL8f8
It's a 0/1 band, some love them, some hate
Cool guys! Thanks for the links! I'm discovering great stuff thanks to this thread. Keep sharing!
Been listening to this a bit over the holiday, he's a great guitarist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEvwPJAyD78
I have been playing this album alot lately.
Another great one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUQylvhk6OE
Thanks Phil and Superize for your links! I'm now listening to your suggestions.
PS: Phil, where do you discover all these guitarists?
The Dreaming - Rise Again
After Stabbing Westward broke up, Chris Hall went on to form The Dreaming - one of my favorite bands
Thanks guys! Keep the links coming!
Quite right Mr Jones.
Also interesting
http://www.laney.co.uk/artists/jan_cyrka
Zodiac Mindwarp also support GnR and Jan (Flash Bastard) appear in the film "The Decline Of Western Civilisation II" with Slash, Axl and Alice Cooper. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zodiac_Mindwarp_and_the_Love_Reaction
Sorry Gab, we digress
been listening to EX MORTUS and thinking. Hmm. I swore I wrote that riff at some point!
Im really getting into the latest album from 'Uncle acid and the deadbeats'. I like how they are described as 'The evil Beatles' Its quite fitting to their sound.
this is the title track from the album -
and this one also, just because
I actually saw them live when they supported Black Sabbath on the 13 tour but tbh I was far too excited about being in the same building as Tony Iommi to pay too much attention but I remember them being loud, doomy and evil
I find last Freak Kitchen's album cool...
I'd go for Misfits - Famous Monsters
My friend Irene's album is well worth a listen.
Ok, this is an old one but I consider it a modern classic. Some of you may already have it but if not, it's worth getting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ7ZvKhPXXM
Trailerhead: Immediate. You can hear the full album here, one track has a lovely guitar solo in it, can't remember which though and not got time to go through it. I was playing this tonight in the car, can't help but turn it up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8JLy1Yqt7M&index=4&list=PL8DC5699FFA63A516
Hi Gab, I have something that I think you will gonna like very much You know how much we love David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti style of composition. I found a band which write music in their style
This is the second version for Harvest Companion song. I like both versions
http://www.delsilencio.net/music/
Reliving my youth, here's some energy for you Gab
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A50VUhvS7A
Hahaha Phil, talking of reliving your youth here's part of mine......
My friend Kim on Bass:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUolMZGtGUY
Nice one Mr Jones I've never heard of them
Another from my youth, there was a TV play that this is the soundtrack to, I can't find it anywhere, go the album though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiLIzuA_Pj0
And another one, I used to love these, saw them loads of times at a little club called "The Cedar club" in Birmingham. Info http://www.birminghammusicarchive.com/cedar-clubrebeccasbarbarellaspolyannas/ It was opened in the 60's by Eddie Frewtrell who's brothers fought off the Krays when they tried to make Birmingham there's. Hendrix poped in one night and clammbered on stage for a jam, the Faces, Rod Stewart, Status Quo all used to pop in when in town playing the nearby Odean.
Gab I'd love to hear your comments about the musicality of this, playing in front of or behind the beat, in tune, in key, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pfiLjL6-HI
If you like progressive metal and Symphony X, you will probably like this:
This one's always something I'll recommend, Jeremy Irons and the Ratgang Malibus' album "Spirit Knife." It's ridiculously good front to back. Kind of in the vein of retro-psychedelic-krautrock.
https://smallstone.bandcamp.com/album/spirit-knife
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