For example, I first heard Suburban Legends - Polyester, so I went to check Suburban Legends and they were just a regular ska band.
What’s your “that song was great, I wish the band did more of that” song and band?
Dax - Dear God.
It’s an amazing rap song about question beliefs. The rest of his music is mostly country.
https://music.apple.com/us/album/dear-god/1480917084?i=1480917085
Not in the same way, but Slipknot — Vermilion, pt 2
It used to be my goto recommendation when asked for some new music, in expectation that the one asking will be surprised when checking out the rest of their music.
But as for me, I liked the rest of the songs, too, but didn’t listen to the new albums for about 10 years now
For me it was an album, “Nothing is True & Everything is Possible” by Enter Shikari.
There are multiple songs I absolutely love from this album, but when I went to look at more of their songs, they had a completely different vibe.
Huh. I love A Flash Flood of Colour, but I dislike Nothing Is True and Everything is Possible. I thought the album was gonna be a reference to the Chaos Magic mantra “nothing is true, everything is permitted”, which was famously used as part of the Assassin’s Creed in the video game. I thought it was gonna be anarcho-antirealist.
But they’re actually complaining about the antirealism of modern culture! They’re being big authoritarian realists and having a whinge about how the zeitgeist is going antirealist! Boooo! Reactionary!
Måneskin - I WANNA BE YOUR SLAVE is a total banger, but I never quite liked the rest of the album (It’s all in Italian??)
@TheDoozer Last Resort - Papa Roach
Oh Lord - In This Moment
The rest of their music sounds like the bdsm of music, and I’m just not into it.
It wasn’t one single song, but rather an EP: Atom Bomb by The Strike.
It’s some fun, fast-paced rock, that the band played for five songs, and everything since then has been synth-pop 80s-esque throwbacks. Nothing wrong with it, I love everything they put out, but I’m still chasing that high from Atom Bomb.
Elbow.
I first heard their song ‘grounds for divorce’ which is a very cool, gospel rock kind of song and sound. Then I gotta into their you other work, which is very beautiful and ethereal.
But I kind of wish for Guy to run into new marital problems to have another song of them that goes into that darker, grittier rocking feel.
That’s the one song I was so happy to finally remember and add to my playlist. It was always thumping in the back of my head but I could never bring it up when downloading songs.
But my god, Fugitive Motel is a work of art.
I have a lot hahaha. Here are some
Bon voyage - Arbi E-girl - WASTEDJU Movezz en silencio - Cruz Cafune Deep blue (hallow remix) - jadu jadu Overthinker - INZO Paris (Zack Nicita remix) - Magic Man
One of my favourites is Punchdrunk - Vaines
The whole Gran Turismo album by The Cardigans. I was a angsty teenager, listened to that album and found it excellent for my angst sessions. Then I got all the other albums and they were not at all good for my angst sessions.
Luckily I got over myself and realized that the other albums are excellent as well, just different. Pikebubbles<3
Morcheeba - Rome wasn’t built in a day ?
I think they chose the most pop song for the single and rest of their songs are very varied and less catchy.
It was “enjoy the ride” for me. One of my favourite songs of all time and the only Morcheeba song I listen to.
Scissor Sisters - I Can’t Decide
I understand they were popular for other songs in the UK, but I was so disappointed.
This that just came out 2 days ago
Somebody out there heard nickleback’s “san quentin” and got thoroughly disappointed after looking for more bangers
Hadn’t heard that one. It’s okay i guess. But there’s plenty more like it in Silver Side Up and The Long Road. Their transition really is peak sellout.
25 or 6 to 4 by Chicago
Everything else is more of a soft jazz rock. But this song is such a high energy banger
Absolutely killer song.
The guitar solo in that song has no right to be that amazing
I could be wrong, but I believe there were at least two distinct phases of that band.
I think they started out as “Chicago Transit Authority”. A few years after changing their name to “Chicago,” one of their founding members died, so that might account for the change.
I’m weirdly more familiar with the history of this band, than their actual music, so I’m not sure where 25 or 6 to 4 fits in the timeline but it could be related
Terry Kath was essentially the leader, and also their main songwriter, and a truly spectacular guitarist. He died in a gun accident, and the artistic direction of the band changed.
