I'm open to all kind of music;) Thanks !

Different genre, but “Powerhouse” by Thunderpussy (neo-classic hard rock) is this for me.

Rust in peace, United abominations, Endgame - Megadeth

Mutter, Reise Reise - Rammstein

Toxicity - System of a down

Number of the beast, Powerslave, Dance of death - Iron maiden

Ride the lightning, Master of puppets, And justice for all... - Metallica

Cooking with pagans, Move - Freak kitchen

>Spiritbox

Checking them out now. 2023 seems to be the year of incredible female rock singers.

This song Shivering is f-n cool. Thanks!!

I Don’t Need U by Trina

Nasty Gal by Betty Davis

Queen -Greatest hits

Eminem - Curtain call

Spiritbox has been gaining a lot of popularity the last couple years. My favorites from them are secret garden, constance, and eternal blue. They also have a nice selection of heavier stuff if you're into that, like rotoscope, holy roller, and yellow jacket.

THIS IS A GREAT SONG! DRIPFIELD. Very cool!

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https://open.spotify.com/track/7yorlKaTet1mkTB1hQTasZ?si=582994188dd646ac

Such a great album, eagerly awaiting their next one whenever that happens.

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Try the Jesus and Mary Chain - Automatic. You've probably heard a lot of bands heavily influenced by them, it's good to go back to the source.

Never Been Caught - The Mummies

Take a deep dive into 1970s album rock. It is literally a decades worth of music specifically designed to be a presentation the length of the album

Black midi is really something special but I would keep my ears open in the whole prog rock and maths rock sector. You might like Wobbler for example.

this is cool. I will check these out for sure. Thanks!!

DIIV does not get talked about enough.

So the big, young jam band group is Goose. I have seen them twice in concert and they are amazing. Their New Year's Eve show is on YouTube and is a good one. They release almost all their shows for free and high quality on YouTube or the Bandcamp app. Albums are all on Spotify, but jam bands are best experienced live.

Dogs in a Pile, Magic Beans, Spafford Pigeons Playing Ping Pong is from my hometown and recently played two sold-out shows at the 9:30 Club in DC. I just saw Papadosio live for the first time. They are trance-jam with a big electronic component. I really love them, but clearly not for everyone. Ghost Light. Wow. They are a fantastic up-and-coming jam band. I am excited to see them this summer at a huge music festival.

I have never really gotten into clutch much, but I heard they were incredible live. Xray Visions is a great song. I dont know why, but they never really stick in my head.

The Coral

The Sheepdogs

Greta Van Fleet

Consortium

The Record Company

The Revivalists

Clutch - They've been around for 30 years but, they are still comprised of the original members, still put out a new album every couple of years and are still one of the most bad ass live acts on the road.

>Satan and Riot

cool thanks. You must love Maiden :-) as these are both very Maideny. Its cool, but seems close to the same.

Satan is very cool. Thanks again

thanks! my playlist is getting stacked. I will add these and check em out. Paramore I know, the others I don't, so thanks for the help.

Copied from the last post asking this question but:

AFI - DECEMBERUNDERGROUND and Sing The Sorrow

Citizen - Youth

P!ATD - A Fever You Can't Sweat Out (Front to back)

The Front Bottoms - The Front Bottoms and Talon Of The Hawk

N.E.R.D - Seeing Sounds actually their entire discography lmfao

Title Fight - Floral Green and Hyperview

Garbage - Version 2.0

Hail the Sun, King Woman, Royal Coda, Underoath, Paramore

yeah defo.

Im in a band and on a quest to write the cool stuff thats in my head, but it doesnt come out right. I want to hear what is new and hitting because all my influences are old. Im looking for a new twist on my tastes and die trying.