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Music Addict
Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 1,757
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If you like Wilco, you should check out the more country-rooted Son Volt.
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Groupie
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 5
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I guess people have different views on what exactly can be classed as indie! It really annoys me when people will not listen to bands who are more 'mainstream' just because they are more mainstream does not mean they are pseudo-indie NME tripe
![]() Personally I love indie music and the list below is what I'm into at the moment! I think it can be classed as indie, although I agree bands like the white stripes are more blues-rock ![]() Doves Jet White stripes he coral Maximo Park Simian Franz Ferdinand Razorlight Death Cab for cutie Kings of Leon (I think these guys will make it very very big) The cribs Bloc party The futureheads Kaiser Chiefs Rooney The strokes The Zutons The Dead 60's The Libertines ![]() |
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Dancing Machine
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 1,052
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Quote:
Doves = Major label Jet = Major label White stripes = Major label The coral = Major label Maximo Park = Indie label Simian = Major label Franz Ferdinand = Major label Razorlight = Major label Death Cab for cutie = Major label Kings of Leon = Major label The cribs = Major label Bloc party = Major label The futureheads = Major label Kaiser Chiefs = Major labe Rooney = Major label The strokes = Major label The Zutons = Major label The Dead 60's = Major label The Libertines = Indie label Do you see now why I would call those bands "pseudo-indie NME tripe?" Almost all are signed to a major label or a subsidiary of a major label, almost all are written about by the NME, and almost all are bad. |
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