Well I want to find some new groups to listen to. I hate rap, but I love Rock. My favorite groups right now are Reliant K, Flogging Molly, and Yellowcard. I really need to find some new stuff, so can you help me?
Stipulations:
1. I don't want any cussing in the lyrics even if they're quick and hard to catch. Don't care. Don't want that.
2. I'd prefer some rock groups, but I'll take folkish too. My dad's a big Jim Croche fan and that's influenced my musical tastes a bit.
And if you could post a website or somewhere where I could hear one of their songs it would be awesome.
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Anison Twilight - Posts: 149
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Try the new MXPX album. It's supposed to be really good. Also, for more pop-punk, I'd recommend the band Roper. It's a lot of fun, their CD is good.
As for folk, definitely look into Sufjan Stevens. He's quite brilliant.
As for folk, definitely look into Sufjan Stevens. He's quite brilliant.
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This Day & Age is really good. You can hear some of their stuff at myspace.com/thisdayandage.
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SANCTUS REAL. *points to the Fight the Tide t-shirt she's currently wearing*
oh and then...other stuff hehe.
Hawk Nelson, Brave Saint Saturn, Five Iron Frenzy, Sittser(more folk-ish. good though. listen to 'Losing my Fear of Heights')
oh and then...other stuff hehe.
Hawk Nelson, Brave Saint Saturn, Five Iron Frenzy, Sittser(more folk-ish. good though. listen to 'Losing my Fear of Heights')
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I'd suggest...
Switchfoot
Sanctus Real
The Benjamin Gate (RIP)
Anberlin
mewithoutyou
12 Stones
Dead Poetic
East West
Five Iron Frenzy
Falling Up
Roper
Mae
Lucerin Blue
Justified
Skillet
Plumb
Thousand Foot Krutch
Pillar
Hawk Nelson
Know if you want something harder then rock...
Haste the Day
Demon Hunter
Underoath
Zao
Still remains
Symphony in Peril
Crimson Moonlight
Extol
Lengsei
As I Lay Dying
As Cities Burn
Opeth (not christian but don't cuss)
Norma Jean
Blindside
The Showdown
Showbread
Bloodline Calligraphy
Becoming the Archetype
Nodes pf Ranvier
Alove for Enemies
Living Sacrifice
Mortal Treason
Saviour Machine
Switchfoot
Sanctus Real
The Benjamin Gate (RIP)
Anberlin
mewithoutyou
12 Stones
Dead Poetic
East West
Five Iron Frenzy
Falling Up
Roper
Mae
Lucerin Blue
Justified
Skillet
Plumb
Thousand Foot Krutch
Pillar
Hawk Nelson
Know if you want something harder then rock...
Haste the Day
Demon Hunter
Underoath
Zao
Still remains
Symphony in Peril
Crimson Moonlight
Extol
Lengsei
As I Lay Dying
As Cities Burn
Opeth (not christian but don't cuss)
Norma Jean
Blindside
The Showdown
Showbread
Bloodline Calligraphy
Becoming the Archetype
Nodes pf Ranvier
Alove for Enemies
Living Sacrifice
Mortal Treason
Saviour Machine
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Hitokiri - Posts: 3475
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Kkun wrote:Try the new MXPX album. It's supposed to be really good. Also, for more pop-punk, I'd recommend the band Roper. It's a lot of fun, their CD is good.
As for folk, definitely look into Sufjan Stevens. He's quite brilliant.
I just got Panic from my pastor. Havent Listend to it all but its pretty solid punk.
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tune in to my station on shoutcast and IM me if you hear anything you like.
http://67.170.210.192:8000/listen.pls
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http://67.170.210.192:8000/listen.pls
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