Artists You Have Discovered Lately

[onofno]

 

[VMAT4]

Just found this New Grass band, the Kitchen Dwellers.

 

[q3cpma]

I may be late to the party, but I just discovered Danzig. The second album (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8a8cutYP7fqn3AXNSEdbX4RxiEvYRv8U) is the only one I can sincerly call "blues metal" (unless you count Black Sabbath's first too).

 

[digicidal]

I may be late to the party, but I just discovered Danzig. The second album (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8a8cutYP7fqn3AXNSEdbX4RxiEvYRv8U) is the only one I can sincerly call "blues metal" (unless you count Black Sabbath's first too).

Well better late than never as they say. Be sure to check out the earlier Mistifts and Samhain stuff as well. Horrible recordings - especially compared to the later Rick Rubin produced stuff... but still the energy is there. How the Gods Kill (3rd Danzig album) is pretty bluesy as well. It's what Elvis would sound like if he'd been born 35 years later.

Definitely different from a vocals perspective, but you might enjoy the Def American 'rebirth' of the early 80s band Trouble. Once Rubin got ahold of them the sound was very similar to the first 3 Danzig albums musically - note that I don't particularly consider that a good thing... but it definitely fits the doom metal sound of the late 80's through early 90's.

 

[q3cpma]

Never bothered with Trouble after their first album, will try. I just hope this works without Glenn's unique voice.

 

[Xulonn]

How about a bunch of high school kids from South Africa? (Thomas S. would never approve - its choral music! )

Production values are very high - recorded in South Africa, mixed and mastered in Northern California. Someone spent a bunch of money to produce this video - but the result is spectacular!

 

[monkeyboy]

 

[digicidal]

How about a bunch of high school kids from South Africa? (Thomas S. would never approve - its choral music! )

While we're on the "bunch of school kids" thing... this made me think of the O'Keefe Music Foundation Tool covers. Helps when you love the original, which I can't say is the case with Bohemian Rhapsody for me. Wonder what they're doing now that it's 4 years later...

Maybe I'm just being an "imbesool" LOL. Different students, different song/album... but same great original band.

 

[Vapor9]

One more from St. Vincent to give an idea of the full range--

I'm addicted to listening to her acoustic take on the album MassEducation. It's also a great test for stereo accuracy.

 

[gene_stl]

Viktor Villadangos Classical Guitarist

 

[RayDunzl]

How about a bunch of high school kids from South Africa?

Made me wonder who arranged the score...

Ralf Schmitt

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1159093188767944706

Critique:
I'd have preferred it to remain vocal only, but, oh well.

 

[Tool]

I'm impressed of this Irish Vocal...

 

[Tool]

Na matter how many times here this get a goose bumps

 

[Eirikur]

Oceansize. This is the opening (instrumental) track their debut album Effloresce.
Very powerful bass line on this track, and an excellent album

Unfortunately they already split up in 2011... and "quality" of the YT audio has to be in quotes I'm afraid.

 

[syn08]

 

[gene_stl]

Ben Woods Flamenco player

his channel

 

[Totoro]

 

[Get a hearing test]

Never heard such clean tones. This can probably be used to test headphones cause the tones are simple.

 

[Bamyasi]

Simply beautiful.

 

[Robin L]