British rock?

[snooch]

What's the good stuff over there now? Not the bigger bands like Bloc Party and the like, but who may I not hear of otherwise?

[Numeric]

i'm not upto speed on the smaller up and coming bands at the moment man...

i find myself comparing every indie/punk/rock band that i hear with the Libertines and they never come close...

[marginmaster]

the coral are a good band, as are the zutons

[dan the acid man]

still loving kasabian here, apart from them the coral or the view

[marginmaster]

u heard the kasabian version of prodigy out of space?

[marginmaster]

u heard the kasabian version of prodigy out of space?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6LNOPSZJ

[rotten]

coldplay bahahaahah

[dan the acid man]

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6LNOPSZJ

no i hadn't, grabbing now, did they release this ?

[marginmaster]

no, its off a radio 1 thingamejiggy, theres another 2 tracks if you want them

[dan the acid man]

why not, thanks :)

[marginmaster]

processed beats

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LMSOTQG8




processed waterfall

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Q6O65SMC

[dan the acid man]

thanks

[Smear]

Twilight Sad on Fatcat records. Awesome stuff.



http://www.myspace.com/thetwilightsad

[Insomnia]

I bought the album Empire the other week, bloody good album that, shoot the runner etc.. Quality!!

[Numeric]

yeah man it's a good album, nice and varied...

the title track is one of the best from last year without doubt, pure power...

[Col]

I don't think there are many little-known talented British rock bands around at the moment. I mean British rock bands are still high on the popularity list, but the majority of it is nothing more than generic shite. The best talent is coming out of the States, Canada & even Australia. Here are few suggestions though...

*The Good, The Bad, And The Queen - Not so much unknown (but they still haven't released anything yet) debut album out at the end of the month i think.

*Working For A Nuclear Free City - Manchester based band, the self titled debut record last year was in my top 10 for the year. Touches of The Stone Roses, Radiohead and Massive Attack.

*Bat For Lashes - All female outfit with a massive hint of Bjork.

[Francisco Scaramanga]

I think theres plenty of lesser known bands with talent in britain, in fact most of the best ones slip under the radar as far as I can see. I'll list a few that have been doing it for me recently:

The Sunshine Underground - unfortunately been slapped with this stupid "nu rave" tag by the NME, but if you ignore the hype, they are a band that bang it out, they've got some great tunes and they are brilliant live, I've seen them a few times and they put on a great show. The album is pretty strong, there are some fillerish tracks on there, but most are pretty damn good, and tunes like Put You In Your Place and Commercial Breakdown are ****ing banging, check the Bside on the rerelease of Commercial Breakdown, I think it was only on the 7", anyway its called filthy techno breakdown and it does what it says on the tin.

Klaxons - Once again, they suffer from way to much NME hype, but they have made some good music, havent seen em live yet but hopefully will in february, anyway their album comes out end of the month and it'll be a goodun I reckon.

Keith - Based in Manc and it sounds like it, more chilled out, but they've got some really good songs and they are another good live act. Their album has been out for awhile, they've had some singles out recently as well, my favourite one is Mona Lisas Child which is definately worth checking out, there is a remix 12" as well with some decent remixes by the likes of Alan Braxe and Matthew Herbert.

Rumble Strips - I really like these guys, I saw them supporting the Young Knives awhile back and they totally stole the show as far as I'm concerned, its a slightly random but pretty awesome mix, they chuck in bits of brass and keyboards with the standard guitars and stuff, and the singer can really sing! They released their first major single recently, cardboard colour dreams I think its called, well worth checking out.

Mistys Big Adventure - not necessarily rock, but one of my absolute favourite bands ever, they sort of create their own genre, and totally kill it! They've got a few albums out that are well worth checking out, although getting ahold of them may be hard as they may've been deleted by now. But they've just been signed to Sunday Best and recently put out a single called Fasion Parade that is well good, its 7" only though. And they are without a doubt my favourite live act of the past 2 or 3 years at least.

Those are the ones that I've been listening to lots of, although there are plenty more, including bands that havent been signed yet, for instance, keep your eyes peeled for Survival Of The Fittest, they are gonna be good, and I suppose The Fratellis are making it pretty big now, but if anyone hasnt checked em out, definately check it cause they are pure quality.