Music

Matt

This is the way.

GraemeE

First of all shame on me for being discriminatory but I was not expecting a cool vibey band out of Belarus
https://spotify.link/50uDDjJd1Ib

Tago Mago

Can't go wrong with Dio

T4920

Really looking forward to the new Fontaines D.C. album coming out in a couple of months time.

They always seem to perfectly walk the line between post-punk attitude, and cathartic melancholy with their songwriting.

Closing track of their second album really moved me earlier today after a rough few days.

Tago Mago

Was blown away by these guys when they released their first album

endo

@T4920 said in Music:

Really looking forward to the new Fontaines D.C. album

me too!

endo

october rust

Seeing The Mission next week, hopeful it'll be better than seeing Sisters of Mercy last year.

neph93

^Haha @october-rust awesome. Takes me back to concerts at the Royal Court in Liverpool in the late 80's. It's funny, I still listen to SOTM and FotN regularly, but rarely The Mish. I may have to fix that today.

october rust

@neph93 Andrew and Wayne both brought magic to Sisters of Mercy that they couldn't replicate without the other- but I still love both of their music following the split. Did you go to the With Manchester With Love benefit at Royal Court? The Smiths, New Order, The Fall... Can't imagine.

neph93

From age 16-18 I preferred the Mish, but SoM took over after that despite being a seriously damaged and unpleasant individual I always preferred Von’s ascerbic rock god vanity. Totally agree that the early EP’s and FaLaA are better than anything either made after.

I lived in Liverpool from 1986 until 1993 so Royal Court was my natural venue. That gig was when I was a teen and still listening to metal and and I think I saw Metallica and Slayer there that year, so it passed me by in my ignorance. My love of goth and post punk started slightly later, after the necessary hormonal re-adjustment