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  • #96371
    nfnband
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    Hmmmm, Rock/hip hop/experimental. I have no idea what genre to put my band in. we are a bit of everything. When we play live we tend to be a bit heavier. Have a listen if you want.

    http://www.myspace.com/newsfromnowhereband

    Free CD’s are available but UK posting only.

    Ah i feel like a dirty whore now.

    #96444
    Chumley
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    Well, my previous responses are now horribly outdated. I’m in a much better band at the moment, we do essentially do whatever seems like a good idea at the time. We have on tune recorded, but we’re going to record an EP within a month or two. And for the record, our singer is white as hell. ;)

    http://www.myspace.com/parallelsmusic12

    #96453
    cabomano
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    Well, my previous responses are now horribly outdated. I’m in a much better band at the moment, we do essentially do whatever seems like a good idea at the time. We have on tune recorded, but we’re going to record an EP within a month or two. And for the record, our singer is white as hell. ;)

    http://www.myspace.com/parallelsmusic12

    I like that very much. :thumb:

    #103108
    TheCapitalJ
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    Indie rock.

    #103110
    joed424
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    punk, garage rock, blues, folk, indie, and noise rock, i used to play only metal

    #103112
    BlueSteel
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    i’m starting to play a lot more indie and garage rock stuff.

    #103113
    joed424
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    i’m starting to play a lot more indie and garage rock stuff.

    good, i find you get out more energy that way, in your body, not just your fingers

    #103118
    BlueSteel
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    i’m starting to play a lot more indie and garage rock stuff.

    good, i find you get out more energy that way, in your body, not just your fingers

    yea, it’s a lot of fun to play energetic stuff like the hives and franz ferdinand, and other similar bands.

    #103125
    firesgt911
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    I play a lot of Grunge/Blues/Alternative/Punk type stuff. Like a mixture of Smashing Pumpkins(Main Influence, but only Gish/SD era), The White Stripes(I dig the bluesy over the top fuzz), Nirvana and Rancid. It is what feels most natural to me, maybe because that was the music of my teens.

    But…I play a lot of nu-metal/lame/whiny crap too. Unfortunately, if I want to play with my group of friends in a band situation, this is what I have to do. Not really my cup of tea, but it is a good time to get together with friends. Bullet For My Valentine type stuff is probably the most tolerable for me.

    RANT ON**
    Flame away if you guys want, but when I play metal, I think we should be singing about tough things. Things like war blowing arms of and demons coming from hell to conquer humanity. I am a little bothered by some music that sounds like good heavy metal, until you realize the guy is singing about being depressed over his girlfriend dumping him. Hell, I’m divorced after a long crappy marriage, but I realized real quick how awesome it was, because now I have twice as much money to spend on gear! I am not going to sing about the darkest depths of my sorrow. I mean grow a pair. You are shredding like the late Mr. Abbott, but whining at the same time??? I just don’t get it.
    RANT OFF**

    Anyways…sorry for the rant.

    #103127
    DarkAxel
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    progressive rock/post-rock

    i’ve got two internet projects and none of them seems to be a proper band one day… but i enjoy being creative

    #103159
    ZenJenga
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    Jazz/Grunge/Spacerock/Post-Rock/Funk Yup.

    #103194
    DarkAxel
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    progressive rock/post-rock

    i’ve got two internet projects and none of them seems to be a proper band one day… but i enjoy being creative

    When you say progressive rock do you mean like early 70’s yes/peter gabriel era genesis style?

    no, sorry… i’m more of a modern music listener… i mean more of a Porcupine tree style

    some call it a neo-prog rock… i think that it’s useless since someday those prefixes like neo will either pile up or we’ll run out of them

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