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Just gonna throw some bands/ bands-albums up because I'm bored and why not.

Animals as Leaders
The Avalanches (haven't listened to them that much, but I like what I've heard)
Beach Fossils - Beach Fossils
Blood Orange
BORNS - Dopamine - fun album
Dead Meadow
Deerhunter - Fading Frontier
Dream Theater - prog rock with some metal influences
Explosions in the Sky
Japandroids - Celebration Rock
LCD Soundsystem - just listen to all their albums
The Mars Volta
Of Montreal - Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? - highly recommend this one if you're looking for something more pop-ish and weird
Portugal. The Man - going to be at Central Park SummerStage soon
Radio Moscow - for fans of neo-psych
Real Estate - Real Estate - great album
The Sheepdogs - more neo-psych
Sturgill Simpson - Metamodern Sounds in Country Music - one of the few country artists/bands I've enjoyed. You'll be in for a surprise if you've never heard him before.
Temples - Sun Structures
Ty Segall and the million bands/artists he's affiliated with
The War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream
We Are Scientists
Thank You Scientist - not affiliated with each other
Wavves
White Denim
Wild Nothing - put on a great performance last night at Webster Hall.
 
Rangers Fail said:
Just gonna throw some bands/ bands-albums up because I'm bored and why not.

Animals as Leaders
The Avalanches (haven't listened to them that much, but I like what I've heard)
Beach Fossils - Beach Fossils
Blood Orange
BORNS - Dopamine - fun album
Dead Meadow
Deerhunter - Fading Frontier
Dream Theater - prog rock with some metal influences
Explosions in the Sky
Japandroids - Celebration Rock
LCD Soundsystem - just listen to all their albums
The Mars Volta
Of Montreal - Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? - highly recommend this one if you're looking for something more pop-ish and weird
Portugal. The Man - going to be at Central Park SummerStage soon
Radio Moscow - for fans of neo-psych
Real Estate - Real Estate - great album
The Sheepdogs - more neo-psych
Sturgill Simpson - Metamodern Sounds in Country Music - one of the few country artists/bands I've enjoyed. You'll be in for a surprise if you've never heard him before.
Temples - Sun Structures
Ty Segall and the million bands/artists he's affiliated with
The War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream
We Are Scientists
Thank You Scientist - not affiliated with each other
Wavves
White Denim
Wild Nothing - put on a great performance last night at Webster Hall.
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Have you heard other Deerhunter albums? They have quite a few better than Fading Frontier, IMO.
 
Rangers Fail said:
Didn't like it all that much. I think I prefer their later work.

A Moon Shaped Pool though. First album I've outright bought in like three years, and it's totally worth it.
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Check out Halcyon Digest too before writing off the older stuff, that was the album that really got me into Deerhunter.

A Moon Shaped Pool is too good. I never expected to hear another Radiohead album that sounded like this, and to get a recorded version of True Love Waits is a gift in itself. Now I'm even more bummed that I couldn't get tickets to see them in July :cry:
 
Stepan Glass said:
Check out Halcyon Digest too before writing off the older stuff, that was the album that really got me into Deerhunter.

A Moon Shaped Pool is too good. I never expected to hear another Radiohead album that sounded like this, and to get a recorded version of True Love Waits is a gift in itself. Now I'm even more bummed that I couldn't get tickets to see them in July :cry:
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I'm going to be out of the country on the two days they're here at MSG. Fly back the say after their last concert. Such timing. :(
 
Not sure if we have any Thrice fans here at HFNYR, but their new song "Black Honey" is definitely worth a listen. So good to hear new material of theirs. I've had the song on repeat since it came out.

The anticipation for their new album (May 27th) is killing me.
 
aufheben said:
Giving the new White Lung album a spin.
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What'd you think of it? I saw them last weekend in NYC. They were great performers, but the sound guy kept the guitar really low in the mix unfortunately - which is a travesty considering some of the great guitar work on that new album.
 
Stepan Glass said:
What'd you think of it? I saw them last weekend in NYC. They were great performers, but the sound guy kept the guitar really low in the mix unfortunately - which is a travesty considering some of the great guitar work on that new album.
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Manic and awesome, especially the guitar. Checking out Wavves right now.
 
Stepan Glass said:
Check out Halcyon Digest too before writing off the older stuff, that was the album that really got me into Deerhunter.

A Moon Shaped Pool is too good. I never expected to hear another Radiohead album that sounded like this, and to get a recorded version of True Love Waits is a gift in itself. Now I'm even more bummed that I couldn't get tickets to see them in July :cry:
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Better, but still not doing much for me.
aufheben said:
Giving the new White Lung album a spin.
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Currently listening to this and I like what I'm hearing.
 
Anybody else on HFNYR excited for Chance 3 to drop tonight? Chance has really blown up in the last year or so, super happy for him. I've seen these posters up all over the city:

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Rangers Fail said:
Just gonna throw some bands/ bands-albums up because I'm bored and why not.

Animals as Leaders
The Avalanches (haven't listened to them that much, but I like what I've heard)
Beach Fossils - Beach Fossils
Blood Orange
BORNS - Dopamine - fun album
Dead Meadow
Deerhunter - Fading Frontier
Dream Theater - prog rock with some metal influences
Explosions in the Sky
Japandroids - Celebration Rock
LCD Soundsystem - just listen to all their albums
The Mars Volta
Of Montreal - Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? - highly recommend this one if you're looking for something more pop-ish and weird
Portugal. The Man - going to be at Central Park SummerStage soon
Radio Moscow - for fans of neo-psych
Real Estate - Real Estate - great album
The Sheepdogs - more neo-psych
Sturgill Simpson - Metamodern Sounds in Country Music - one of the few country artists/bands I've enjoyed. You'll be in for a surprise if you've never heard him before.
Temples - Sun Structures
Ty Segall and the million bands/artists he's affiliated with
The War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream
We Are Scientists
Thank You Scientist - not affiliated with each other
Wavves
White Denim
Wild Nothing - put on a great performance last night at Webster Hall.
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LCD Soundsystem and Wild Nothing are two notables in this list, personally speaking. Good stuff.
 
Ok, so this is totally random, but even though we all have our preferences, it's just difficult to care too much about the hockey without NYR still in. I'm an author and love playing with words and such like, so I re-wrote the lyrics to Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire" and related them to the NHL. I know that it's a song that plenty of people have done versions of, but despite being a colossal waste of time, I do find it vaguely funny to insert my lyrics into his song. Have a look, play the real song in one window, but try using my lyrics. Just nice to have an NHL version. If any offence is caused (I'm sure it won't be, but it is HFB) it was not intended.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKfaKdFsFds&list=RDBKfaKdFsFds

My Lyrics
Klee Didn't Start the Fire

Harry howell, Bradley may, red kelly, linden vey
The pacific, Robert reichel, rob di maio
Steve mccarthy, ward that’s Dixon, Jamie Baker, Pelley’s vision
Paul kariya, steve kariya, panarin, munroe

Aki berg, Danton, Robbie Ray, Malakhov
Yandle, Dwight King and Tie and the catching glove of Paille
Marky Mowers, Mike Keane, New England’s got the Bruins team
Capuano, Taberacci, Santorelli good play

Klee didn't start the fire
It was always burning
Since the league's been turning
Klee didn't start the fire
No he didn't light it
But he tried to fight it

Bryan Allen, Nemchinov, Prosser and Kondratiev
Goodfellow, Cammalleri, Komorov, Stock
Foy, Moen, Franc Bouillon, Cavallini, Jordan
Boom Boom, All Stalls, Pock sent down with Locke

Ryn, Heinze, james neal, Brooklyn’s got a decent team
David Krejci, Jimmy Mann, Thomas Preissing, Pat Berglund
Goodrow, Houda dressed, Alex Biega, Grachev
Prince and Chase, Weight and Paetsch, Knuble on the Bruins

Little, Krog, Pastrnak, Mickey Redmond, Pavelec
Zhitnik, Chouinard, Bridgeport and the River Rats
Bergeron, Calvin de Haan, California Jarett Stoll
Lars Eller, Gaunce Offside, Children of Tie Domi

Buddy Boone, Belfour, Vaic, McKay, Sceviour
Beukeboom, Sislo, Lisin and Barrasso
Ruutu, Anders Lee, Ketola and Kennedy
Body Checkers, Si-mon, Belgians on the boxscore

Emery, Ekman, Centre with a slashed hand
Dylan Larkin, Baillargeon’s ovation
Lawrence and Joel Armia, British Beattie mania
Ozolinsh, Jon Sim, Guerin beats Anderson
Kronwall, Malkin, Esche, Hrivik, Boll, Leschyshyn, Beck
JF Jomphe blowing away what else do I have to say

Adam Hall, Nichushkin
Ward, that’s Dixon back again
Wrist shot, slapshot, ice skate, puck block
Begin, Regin, Salei’s time, terror on the airline
And Lehtora and Irons
Russians in Washington
Wheeler’s fortune salary
Hedin, Methot, Dubé’s line
Voracek, Rental vets
Toews, Crabb, Davie Goertz
Jurco, Demers and the Shores
Spina, Bulmer, Marshall, Laus
Rourke and Haller, Goal from,Orr
I can’t take it anymore
 
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