1. Pain of Salvation
2. The White Stripes
3. Coheed and Cambria
4. World's End Girlfriend
5. The Mars Volta

Can't be bothered to think of a full list for the moment, so I'll half-answer the thread's question in the medium of song and dance...

I enjoy this song

Pick as many as you want, if they are nominated 2 more times then they should get on the poll. I think whoever is organizing the poll should start counting to see who's already obtained a spot, someone who isn't me.

I'll go with Kylesa.

Hmm... gonna go through my iTunes right quick and pick out a few

Yeasayer - Only recently came out, but boy do I love this band
Arctic Monkeys - cliche and popular, but they've popped out 3 high quality albums
Sleepy Sun - thank you Comus, wherever you are
Crippled Black Phoenix - win
Mono - Japanese win
Yndi Halda - Best in post rock this decade
TMV - alsdkjf

Karnivool. Nuff said.

@mr dave and sidewinder:
Haven't heard the crank2 soundtrack. If we're talking about the same Crank, I don't think I want to check it out. I think Jason Statham is ****ing terrible. As for Mit Gas, I'd say it's definitely worth checking out again, mr dave. It took me a few listens to start getting into it. I've not listen to Anonymous too much, so I just downloaded it. And Fantomas - another album? I can't wait. Their work reminds me of no other. Patton surely gets overrated, but let's face it - the man is kind of a genius.

@jaha
You listed Gojira AND Fat Freddys Drop? How can I say this in any other way but fuck yes. I might just have to agree with you with this decision ... 95%. Only because I'm indecisive when it comes to such a general question as this thread.

I know they are much older than 10 years, but since their debut album was released in 2003. I'm gonna go with "Darkness"

It's a cheap copy of 60's and 70's rock, but in modern times it sounds so original...

Don't worry, there's no sign of Statham on the soundtrack. ;) As far as I can remember, except for a track named after his character. It's pure Patton gold, I was quite surprised. I haven't seen the movie yet, only the first Crank in anticipation of watching the second...and only because Patton did the soundtrack. I'm no Statham fan either, but truthfully the movie was entertaining, a good mindless adrenalin rush and it was kind of funny.