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The Melvins are Metal although they incorporate other influences into their music. I also like Slayer. \m/ (Did I do it right?) |
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The Melvins are like every genre ever, they're my fav Metal related band. |
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The Melvins are Metal. Probably Sludge metal with a bit of Stoner Rawk thrown in, but they do defy genre to an extent. They're called the "Godfathers of Grunge" as well. |
CunningStunt, you should write a list of bands you like. I'm very curious, as you seem to be very sceptical. :)
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Melvins and Mastodon are the only metal bands I really like. Deftones are awesome! And I was a total nu-metal kid between the ages of 10 and 13, yeah. LIMP BIZKIT FOREVER.
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Pavement for sure
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Times New Viking!
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I was into this scene about a year ago. I still really dig the likes of Eat Skull, Women, Psychedelic Horse**** and Dublin Duck Dispensary - although, unsurprisingly, my enthusiasm for bands such as Wavves, Best Coast and Dum Dum Girls has waned under the realisation that they essentially regurgitate the same **** constantly.
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Perhaps the lowest of the lo-fi, I am absolutely hooked on How To Dress Well - Love Remains. An amazing lo-fi, stripped down indie-R&B sound. Also love the dark lo-fi sound of Perfume Genius.
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Weirdo Rippers by No Age is probably the lowest of the lo-fi albums I've ever heard.
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Also, Wavves's King of the Beach is pretty good. I saw them with Best Coast. It was a pretty good show. For me, those two bands are just fun entertainment. Neither one (Best Coast in particular) feel like heavy hitters that will stick around on my playlists for too long. This is probably because of how shallow the lyrics they write are. I must say though, the band that opened for them (No Joy) was pretty awesome. They lean more towards shoegaze than surfer noise-pop and I feel like they could actually grow into a pretty good band. We'll see. |
Some good ones I've heard recently would include
Beach Fossils, Caddywhompus, Crystal Stilts, Double Dagger, Ganglians, Golden Triangle, Male Bonding, Reading Rainbow, Sic Alps, Surf City, Ty Segall, Vivian Girls, and Yuck, more in the noisy sound, but also enjoy Ducktails in the more experimental stuff... but the greatest lo-fi band of all time is of course Mountain Goats. |
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I've seen Surfer Blood twice, both times boring as. There is some good stuff out there though, especially the likes of Women, Ganglians, Dublin Duck Dispensary, Ducktails, Beach Fossils, White Fence, Crystal Stilts, Art Museums and Spectre Folk. Woodsist and Siltbreeze are the places to go for good Lo-Fi pop these days.
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I've kind of lost my love for the lo-fi sound, I'm still a fan of The Pains of Being Pure At Heart, How To Dress Well and No Age but last year I booked tickets to see Wavves in a few months and I'm not too interested in them anymore.
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Research Turtles
Try the surf music of the Research Turtles
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