Well guessed - I must remeraber to rein things in a bit next time
1. Eight Frozen Modules-Echo Youth
Very impressive this, though it's a little less lively than a lot of the electronica I like to listen to.
2. The Pop Group-She Is Beyond Good And Evil
Absolute classic post-punk this.
3. KMFDM-WWWIII
Not really very keen on this one. It just doesn't go anywhere very interesting for me. I do like a few of their other songs though.
4. The Brogues-I Aint No Miracle Worker
Insanely catchy bassline, just a fairly lively all-round good song. Another bunch of guys I've never heard of 'til now.
5. Devin Townsend-Coast
Another one of the better submissions this. I love the way that almost robotic rhythm holRAB it all up.
6. She & Him-Why Don't You Let Me Stay Here?
No offense to whoever submitted this, but I hated this one.
7. Sisters Of Mercy-Lucretia My Reflection
Never been a huge fan, but I liked this song. I liked that very Peter Hook kind of bassline - that and the echo on the percussion do his track a whole world of good.
8. Frost-Snowman
Interesting how this is tagged as prog-pop - a label the song does well to live up to. Good hook with the keyboarRAB here with the rest of it coming off as a kind of jigsaw puzzle of a song (and a very entertaining jigsaw puzzle at that).
9. Los Lobos-Our Night
Best song of all time? Quite possibly. Whoever submitted this must be some sort of genius
10.El Ten Eleven-Thinking Lonely
A post-rock track has to be very special post-rock track to earn a place in my good books. Unfortunately this kinda falls short for me. There's a nice rhythm to it, but not an awful lot else I'm afraid.
11.Dead Can Dance-Black Sun
A band I've been meaning to get into for quite some time (an ex made me a CD comp many moons ago). Great song, and cheers to whoever submitted it for the reminder!
12.Ali Farka Toure-Ai Du
I'm a massive Ali Farka Toure fan - great stuff from the king of desert blues.
13.Bandits Of The Acoustic Revolution-Here's To Life
Judging by the band name, I wasn't really expecting this one. Good song though with a nice, punchy brass figure.
14.Buffalo Killers-Let It Ride
I loved the riff and the vocals worked well with it - good hard-rocking stuff here.
15.Gong-The Isle Of Everywhere
I'm not a fan of a lot of prog, but as with everything there are exceptions. I did enjoy this one though.
16.Gotye-Out Of My Mind
Interesting kind of dub/dancehall/trip-hop crossover here. I dug it.
Some very good songs, but a bit of a mixed bag on the whole.
A few guesses;
Dead Can Dance - Zarko
Bandits Of the Acoustic Revolution - LoathsomePete
Sisters Of Mercy - Zero1986
Can't really think of anyone else.