New bands for old farts

[Tig]

 

[GomezAddams]

If you are into rootsy type music, check out Pokey LaFarge

 

[GomezAddams]

These guys are entertaining, but I get tired of their style of roots/blues/rock pretty quickly.

 

[Dogsinplastic]

If you are into rootsy type music, check out Pokey LaFarge

Very much dig Pokey.

 

[Tig]

If you are into rootsy type music, check out Pokey LaFarge

His recent album strays into more of a modern pop direction, but the previous albums stick to the earlier era sounds.

 

[sunvalleylaw]

Let's keep it to this century. Plenty to work with that way. Especially for a group so grounded in music from 50 years ago.

Releasing new music in this century, yes? No disqualification because one has had a long career.

 

[gtrjunior]

When I'm at the gym, I can go from old Bob Marley albums to Cannibal Corpse and all points in between. Is there a more specific regimen I should be following?

I can only speak for me but I like something a little more on the heavy, driving side. That definition may vary for you.

 

[Grant Gross]

Heaving and driving. I think they've been mentioned in the thread.

 

[speakerjones]

I could unload a whole bunch of new music on you, but I don't think most "old farts" are going to dig the weirder, newer indie stuff.

Here's one that I think both indie rockers and classic rock guys can get in to:

 

[speakerjones]

Heaving and driving. I think they've been mentioned in the thread.

This is a great video. Good song too. Unfortunately, the rest of their stuff is kinda boring, I thought.

 

[jelloman]

I don't think most "old farts" are going to dig the weirder, newer indie stuff.

You never know...

 

[PaulD70]

I need to come back to this thread when I have some time to listen. But for now, here are my contributions. New Mastersounds, particularly Ken Darge Presents, Live at La Cova, This is What we Do), Black Joe Lewis (first three albums) and this one, which may or may not appeal to rockers, but could interest anyone who likes a mix of rock/jazz/funk/rap/world music, the Whitefield Brothers ( Earthology).


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[Tig]

This is a great video. Good song too. Unfortunately, the rest of their stuff is kinda boring, I thought.

I remember that album and it didn't really stay in my playing list very long. Their recent album, How Did We Get So Dark, is better IMO.

 

[Bob411]

Let's keep it to this century. Plenty to work with that way. Especially for a group so grounded in music from 50 years ago.

Cool, then I can play. After I said I really liked Pearl Jam so, I wasn't stuck in the late 60s-early 70s. My daughter used the same word you did. "anything from this century?" My answer was, I like Snow Patrol.

 

[Chad]

I could unload a whole bunch of new music on you, but I don't think most "old farts" are going to dig the weirder, newer indie stuff.

Here's one that I think both indie rockers and classic rock guys can get in to:

I'll have to give that a listen. I love Pavement.

 

[Chad]

Lots of great bands mentioned already.

Band of Horses -


Baroness -


White Denim -


Death From Above 1979 -


Black Mountain -


Benjamin Booker -


Wand -

That will keep me busy. I really like Band Of Horses, so I trust your judgement

 

[Deep Eddy]

Heaving and driving. I think they've been mentioned in the thread.

I like this one from Royal Blood, too.

 

[Grant Gross]

And this:

 

[Danhedonia]

Proud to boast that I was the first person other than the band themselves to release Spoon (on a comp, a few minutes before Telephono came out on the 'dor).

Here are some great artists releasing music now:

King Gizzard & the Lizzard Wizzard
Morgan Delt
the Black Angels
the Brian Jonestown Massacre (Anton keeps getting better, and sonically more interesting)
Blank Realm
Deerhunter
Kendrick Lamar
Courtney Barnett