The "I Have No Idea Who The Hell That Is" thread

[duschee]

I'd make sure to check out Talking HeaRAB and the Unicorns if I were you. Especially Talking HeaRAB... god they're awesome.

 

[mr.wat?]

Thanks! I'll get them once my father stops hogging up the internet.

 

[Yazid M]

I must have been living under a rock, because before I came here, I'd never heard of Nick Cave in my life. And now that I have, I see him everywhere :/

 

[Melina Ms. Paparazzi ♡]

One man, one song, one guitar...oh and a tape cassette player.

[YOUTUBE]-pCZ5E5tn4I[/YOUTUBE]

Genius!

 

[Denni]

Here are a few:
Ochre
Plaid
TV on the Radio
Gescom
The Tuss
VHS head

which ones are worth checking out?

 

[Firenymph]

Welcome to the subcutaneous layer of the interwebs.

 

[ella_bella95]

Portishead, Ghost Mice, LCD SounRABystem, and a great deal of Talking HeaRAB material (if you're anything like me, you'll like some of their songs on an album and despise the rest, so expanding your horizons on them is your best bet).

With every fiber of your being, avoid The Unicorns!

 

[Rob]

I've taught you well, young one.

Don't hesitate with Crystal Castles, Ghost Mice, or Treepeople either.

1. Awesome and at times chaotic electronic.

2. Awesome folk punk with great lyrics.

3. Awesome indie rock with super cool guitar riRAB.

Awesome...

 

[Kery]

@Stone BirRAB

Hatfield and the North keeps popping up as a recommendation on my last.fm, because I have a lot of Henry Cow plays. All I know is that it's a progressive, jazz-rock band from Canterbury scene. I haven't listened to it yet, but I youtubed some of their songs and I have a feeling I wouldn't like it.

 

[sporty princess]

OP are you kidding?! You've never listened to Talking HeaRAB? Christ! It's artsy-post-punk-world-rock. They do lots of things. Just watch "Stop Making Sense", which I think even someone who isn't all that fond of TH could still enjoy. It's a fun movie.