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    Posted: March 23 2012 at 09:47
So I would like to know about some more modern rock bands y'all are into I know about alot of the older ones but really about the newer ones that aren't really out there thanks guys!
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what is modern rock anything after the 90s, or from the 00s to the 10s,, anything after the 80s is modern rock, if then...hmmm, some Jellyfish (band) is a ncie 90s pop/rock/surf band, maybe some Foo Fighters, they have alot of energy and you just feel inspired listening to Dave Grohl singing,Big smile,  Pearl Jam are nice and have some good albums from the 90s and 00s, also Jeff Buckley album Grace should be listend to, great eclectic rock album with raga touches
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I think most of the modern bands I listen to are kind of "out there", but here's a couple which aren't all that weird:

Yo La Tengo - New Jersey trio that's been around for 20+ years, very Velvet Underground-influenced

Field Music -- sharp British pop rock that's intelligent but not wimpy.  Reminds me of 10cc and XTC a bit.


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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:


I think most of the modern bands I listen to are kind of "out there", but here's a couple which aren't all that weird:Yo La Tengo - New Jersey trio that's been around for 20+ years, very Velvet Underground-influencedField Music -- sharp British pop rock that's intelligent but not wimpy.  Reminds me of 10cc and XTC a bit.




Sorry haha I mean like out there as in well-known any kind of sound is good
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I really like Kings of Leon sometimes. I honestly don't know much modern rock even though I'm in college and surrounded by it every day.

Most of the rock I listen to is stuff from the '90s - Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, etc.


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I only like bands that are old and washed up like some spent burnt out piece of jet trash.
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Lesse:
-The Decemberists
-Toad the Wet Sprocket
-Eels
-Mumford & Sons

I know there are more, but I can't think of any...

Wait, is this including modern prog bands or just non-prog?
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I listen to a bit of modern rock, but most of it washes over me as "stuff I've heard before". Of the Top-40 bands Biffy Clyro, 30 Seconds to Mars and My Chemical Romance can produce albums that interest me, as does Muse of course. My current favourite non-prog rock band would be The Eden House.
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Originally posted by AnnaDanielle AnnaDanielle wrote:

Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:


I think most of the modern bands I listen to are kind of "out there", but here's a couple which aren't all that weird:Yo La Tengo - New Jersey trio that's been around for 20+ years, very Velvet Underground-influencedField Music -- sharp British pop rock that's intelligent but not wimpy.  Reminds me of 10cc and XTC a bit.




Sorry haha I mean like out there as in well-known any kind of sound is good


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I can think of three at the moment:

Kings of Leon (not the newest album but)
Birds of Tokyo
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Radiohead, The Flaming Lips, Arcade Fire, Wild Beasts.
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Portishead, Arcade Fire, Pearl Jam, Mumford and Sons, Fleet Foxes, Free Moral Agents, Dave Matthews Band, and The Black Keys.
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I like older Kings Of Leon and The Black Keys but I can't think of much more non-PA stuff. This is the only song I have heard from this band but it has been one of my favs of the past few years:
 
 
 
 
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Some more modern non-prog bands I like

R. Stevie Moore
The Bevis Frond
Boris
Harvey Milk
The Fall
Fiery Furnaces
Guided by Voices, Robert Pollard, etc
Jandek
Negativland
Nomeansno
The Red Krayola
No Age
Built to Spill

and Rare Goat (my band Thumbs Up)


Edited by HolyMoly - March 23 2012 at 19:53
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Wilco
Flaming Lips
Ween
Radiohead
Portishead
Antony and the Johnstons
The Arcade Fire
Alice in Chains
I dunno...
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The first three Lifehouse albums are amazing. 

Edit: Also, I love Alice in Chains.

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Coldplay (Beautiful and intricate pop rock)
At Sea (Indie prog that delves into the very depths of the human soul)
A Major Award (Half energetic, up-tempo pop rock, half uplifting ballads)
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