Modern beatles

modern beatles

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modern band that sounds like the beatles

modern neo-psych band

ehm

this desu. tame impala tries too hard. king gizz is effortless

thats not king gizzard though, its levitation room (superior garage rock band to king gizz anyways)

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A "modern Beatles" wouldn't sound like the past Beatles, they'd incorporate new ideas into popular music like the Beatles did back in the 60s, but with new ideas that are currently not part of the rock/pop status quo

stop spamming this shit album in every psych thread

1. Beatles
2. Radiohead
3. Throbbing Gristle
4. PiL
5. Depeche Mode

fuck you, they are a great up and coming band and a million times better than the likes of king gizzard or tame impala

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Devo being up their as well. So is KKB

they are a superior garage rock band compared to king gizzard

*there

The American version of Tame Impala

Kevin Parker is a cool guy but The Beatles were a collaborative effort first and foremost.
If any group is going to be influential for pop music going forward it'll be Ariel Pink or somebody else

wow, dead fucking wrong on everything, try again

Olivia Tremor Control is probably the closest band to the Beatles I've ever heard. I really miss Bill Doss. Sometimes I feel depressed too. We all miss you Bill

listen to more music

that's the idea behind being on here isn't it

sounds like another revival band, the beatles dealed with contemporary music and evolved it
which is the exact opposite this band does

>the beatles dealed with contemporary music
lmao r u for real?

are you in this band or something because you seem like a shill

Lol they're even more derivative than either of these bands, at least the other two put their own spin on it, if somewhat

yeah you dont really know what the hell youre talking about

>sounds like every San Francisco act from the late 60's
>not derivative