Music

Alright, now that I'm feeling more at home here, i'm looking for new music. My generation is all generic crunk rap, pop, and dreary alternative. I hit dubstep for a while before it all sounded the same, and finally stepped back to Daft Punk and Fatboy Slim. I've been pretty satisfied with them, but I'm looking for newer music from people no one has heard of. Any suggestions?

 

Active Child
Lindsey Stirling
Celldweller
Five Finger Death Punch
In Flames
Janus
Slant

 

I still go back to the 90's.. when music was still good. :-D

 

This might be "off the cuff" as I believe the saying is, but how about:

http://www.royalmarinesbands.co.uk/catalogue/Main_index.htm

 

Try these (in no particular order)

Tame Impala
Foals
Frank Ocean
The Temper Trap
Hilltop Hoods
Mumford & Sons
Flume
The Presets
Of Monsters and Men
Ball Park Music
Major Lazer
Rudimental
Young the Giant
alt-J
Purity Ring
Muse
The Shins
Sticky Fingers
First Aid Kit
Passion Pit
British India
Arctic Monkeys
Florence and the Machine
Loon Lake
Bat For Lashes
Parachute Youth
Icona Pop

Cheers :wave

 

Seconding Lindsey Stirling! Shes awesome.

 

Found Lindsey on Youtube a while back, loved her!
lemme see hear... mumford and sons was good out of the gate but quickly sounded the same everytime...everything else started sounding like Muse and that ruined Muse for me...Heard alittle Florence and the machine and it's pretty good.

Never thought Frank Ocean would make it onto the list xD

I'll check these out, but recently I found:

Jonathan Coulton
They Might be Giants
Anamanguchi
I Fight Dragons
Hadoken!
Zelda and the Unibrows

and I like them but there's something missing... I have electronica, rock, acoustic, house music, chiptunes, 8-bit rock, orchestral and alittle dubstep...

 

For a different genre try ragtime..

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDuGtbv0sAY

Heard this on the radio last night.

White stripes, Kasabian, Radio head.

 

I love Tyler the Creator, mainly because he's a straightedge

 

Oh, I forgot:

Times of Grace