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It just occurred to me to start a thread about the music scene of our country.
As evident in my location, I'm from the Philippines and our music industry is a tolerant amalgamation of creativity and rip offs.
Anyway here's a sample of one of our bands Up Dharma Down. The song is Pag-agos (meaning "Flow"). Hope you like it! :D
Some good bands that come to mind from the Swedish province Småland:
Visceral Bleeding: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFj2dW27v4M
Spawn of Possession: http://www.myspace.com/spawnofpossession
Birdflesh: http://www.myspace.com/birdfleshgrind
Lifelover: http://www.lifelover.se/mp3/02-MS%20Salmonella.mp3, http://www.lifelover.se/mp3/07-Stockholm.mp3, http://www.lifelover.se/mp3/03-I%20L...urt)%20You.mp3
Ribspreader: http://www.myspace.com/ribspreaderofficial
Exhale: http://www.exhaleswe.com/mp3/Exhale(swe)-Hatet.mp3, http://www.exhaleswe.com/mp3/Exhale(...ngdaDorrar.mp3
Jigsore Terror: http://www.myspace.com/jigsoreterror
Another Life: http://www.myspace.com/anotherlifeofficial
Diagnose: Lebensgefahr: http://www.myspace.com/diagnoselebensgefahr
Demiurg: http://www.myspace.com/demiurgofficial
Paganizer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2Dg2NmsyhY
In terms of local bands, Every Time I Die is from Buffalo, and they used to play a lot in Erie.
Probably my favourite local band is Army of Flying Robots http://www.myspace.com/armyofflyingrobots although there are a lot of good bands in Nottingham and of course my band Pisslicker though we havent got a web page i can link to yet. (or a decent singer yet)
I really don't like Greek music...:riiight:
Fort Wayne, IN has a rather expansive hardcore/metal scene. If you like that kind of music, look up Saints Never Surrender, Agatha, Amarna Reign, and Before Their Eyes (even though they're from Ohio, not Fort Wayne, and they're more screamo than hardcore).
My friend Ioannis introduced me to the music of Tsitanis Basillis (sp?) some of which is ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by yanis
Oh, and Hawthorne Heights formed in Dayton, Ohio, and I live really close to Dayton.
Ouchies! Death Metal! Now I don't hate the genre. I just can't seem to appreciate it. (No flames please)Quote:
Originally Posted by jrgen
Ever wondered why almost all metal bands come from Europe?
I like Saying Sorry. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Poetically Pathetic
Cambridge has a bit of a music scene. Some people I know have a few CD's out.
I'm too lazy to look up & link anyone, but they're pretty awesome.
Bands you may have heard of that originated from the "905" scene
Alexisonfire
Billy Talent
Boys Night Out
Cities In Dust
City And Colour
The End
Finger Eleven
The Flatliners
Grade
illScarlett
Legion
Liferuiner
The Marble Index
The Meligrove Band
Moneen
Not By Choice
Protest The Hero
The Salads
The Sell-Outs
Silverstein
Sum 41
Quite a scene we have here, obv.
They use to play every week practically from like 2001-2002 or so and then they got "big?" after Last Night in town.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jowy
As for local bands, a majority of local bands where I lived (I still consider it home) are sxe hardcore bands.
Represent http://www.myspace.com/xrepresentx (my friend derek is in this band)
EDIT: after some research and the amount of painting i've done today i can no longer continue with this search of good erie bands. perhaps that means there aren't any.
Silverstein is Canadian? Huh...who knew.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boney King
WTF? Protest is too? Jeezuz
I like Silverstein! :D
Yeah...you didn't know that?Quote:
Originally Posted by ProxySilverstein is Canadian? Huh...who knew.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boney King
WTF? Protest is too? Jeezuz
Ooooh, I see Alexisonfire and Boys Night Out on there! I love them!
There are some pretty famous bands from Athens. The B-52s, R.E.M., Of Montreal, Neutral Milk Hotel. There are plenty of other good ones, too.
One of my favorites, that I've seen live, is Cinemechanica. They play some live shows under the names "Mega Band" and "Contraband" where they play Mega Man or Contra on a big screen and perform a rock rendition of the soundtrack. Kickass stuff.
I've seen illScarlett, The Salads, Cities in Dust, and the Marble Index at the local Hamilton club the Underground.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boney King
Local Hamilton bands:
Non-Passive Resistance
Bog Master
Porcelain Youth
I think there's a lot of really cool rock/bluesgrass/folk bands that have come up over the years in Australia. Some to name are Mick Hart, Something For Kate, Silverchair, Powderfinger, Augie March, John Butler Trio, Carus, Xavier Rudd, Alex Lloyd, and a few others that escape my mind right now.
A Change Of Pace is from Peoria, Arizona, which is where I am from. Check em out. They're awesome.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...d-5f5eb3758fd4
There are actually many great Danish bands/artists these days (it didn't always use to be that way, though), and here are some of the ones worth mentioning:
- Mew (Zookeeper's Boy)
- Swan Lee (I Don't Mind)
- Kira and the Kindred Spirits (Losing You)
- Savage Rose (Smile)
- D-A-D (Disneyland after Dark) (Sleeping My Day Away)
- Kashmir (Rocket Brothers) and (The Aftermath)
- Junior Senior (Move Your Feet) and (Can I Get Get Get)
- The Raveonettes (Love in a Trashcan)
- Trentemøller (Evil Dub)
- Blue Foundation (End of Days and Save This Town)
- Oh No Ono (Practical Money Skills for Life and Keeping Warm in Cold Country)
- Sort Sol (Let Your Fingers Do The Walking)
I couldn’t find any of the songs with Savage Rose that I wanted to, so I had to compromise – Anyway, enjoy.