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and so is chutes too narrow smh

 

i can not stand arctic monkeys or anything they've done

first bloc party album is fun tho

 

Ah man I love Arctic Monkeys, they’re in my top 10 favorite bands

 

bloc party's original drummer is one of the best in indie rock

 

ah so everything my freshman roommate in college listened to. i hated that guy. I let him borrow my car one time and he forgot where he parked it.

 

The first two Bloc Party albums are so great.

 

i mean part of it is probably i never listened to any of this stuff until later on but i've gotten into 90s indie rock easier despite having no connection to it soooo

 

What about Bombay Bicycle Club, The New Pornographers, and Midlake? I liked all of them for a minute

 

*exits*

 

Was so into that first Arctic Monkeys record and it still holds up

 

Their first three records are all excellent.

 

This is such a good song holy shit yes. Drumming on that whole album is fantastic.

 

There is one (1) good Arctic Monkeys song and here it is

 

i loathe Humbug with a passion

 

I’m not a massive fan of them, only song i can ever remember proper liking by them is this. Probably because it reminds me of Queens Of The Stone Age.

 

Best song of that era

 

This gives me so much nostalgia. Shit was on repeat Summer ‘08.

 

That song just reminds me of Jennifer’s Body.

 

Yeah I remember the first time I heard Silent Alarm the drums totally blew me away. I've never really taken notice of drummers either tbh but they're so good it actually stands out. I'm not even sure how to describe them. They just have like an intensity and urgency to them. I listened to it the other day and it still rules.

 

humbug is their best album

bloc party rules

00s indie is better than 10s but probably on-par/slightly worse than 90s

y'all doofuses

 

60/70ss English/Irish stream of consciousness indie >>>>>>>> 10s indie

 

The best band ever has a new song

Breaking Benjamin - "Blood" • chorus.fm

 

like what

 

Saw Noel for the first time over the weekend and when he played Wonderwall he sped the tempo up a bunch. Not sure if it was "better" but it sure was a refreshing take.

 

Papa Roach is still legitimately great.

Matter of fact they're way better than they were when they started imo. They bring a level of energy and enthusiasm to everything they do that plenty of far, far younger bands fail to. Jacoby has become an absolute master at wielding his voice and puts his heart into it all which makes even the corniest lyrics sound legit. The rest of the band, while I wouldn't call them technical legends, know how to lay it down with their instruments and, again, bring raw infectious energy I've not heard many other bands create, period. So yeah. They've aged like fine wine.

Inb4 "lol they went from god-awful to just awful".