I need help, Sup Forums. I need more fuzzy rock. You know what I mean. Relaxed, not too aggressive, atmospheric, of a more mellow persuasion, with just walls of static-sounding distortion flooding your ears. Bonus points if slightly psychedelic or trance-inducing. No keyboards, if at all possible. Preferrably late 80s/early 90s. Metal accepted but only if it's not yet another TH clone. Give us a hand, lads
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James Powell
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Lincoln Myers
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Jayden Phillips
Ooooo sounds right up my alley
>poseidotica
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Julian Jenkins
David Green
Jesu
Jayden Rivera
Already a big fan, but not really what I'm looking for.
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Charles Martin
Welcome to Sky Valley
Ryder Adams
Thanks my dudes. A lot of these sound very "clean" and shoegaze-y, but keep 'em coming anyway
Adrian Morgan
Toni Halliday is underrated.
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Jordan Mitchell
Curve is really far away from what I'm looking for, though
Aiden Thompson
I presume you checked out the entirety of FSA's catalogue already? Especially the EPs have songs with a rock structure going. Dave Pearce was involved in other bands with similar sounds aswell.
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Camden Hernandez
Yeah, for sure. The whole scene (which includes bands like Crescent and Movietone) is excellent, as is Seefeel, but nothing quite resonates with this static-fuzz-tone-based rock music I'm after. The only other example I can think of is early The Radio Dept, but fine as they are, they're just working on a previously existing blueprint. Still, maybe mentioning that band will help narrow it down. Most Shoegaze or electrogaze doesn't really come close to what I want, which is basically more like those albums in the OP pic
Lincoln Bennett
check out Cloakroom.
Music is very fuzzy/hard but still really mellow, vocals too. I like them a lot.
Newer album: Timewell
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First album: Further Out
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Liam Allen
early Boo Radleys is sorely underrated. A bit closer to the Telescopes than to FSA because they have some shouty moments, but overall it's very dreamy and noisy
Noah Ortiz
Weekend - sports
Jaxon Cruz
Same deal with this band. Another underrated debut because of how praised their latter sound is.
Noah Long
literally
Dylan Perez
what else even *sounds* like Filosofem, if anything? That album's unique as fuck, not even its imitators sound like it
Joseph Anderson
These are somewhat close, I just wish they had that late 80s/early 90s vibe. It's all a bit too new
Ethan Harris
.....maybe
Noah Torres
Try love 666
Noah Diaz
Sounds interesting
Henry Adams
I dunno, I guess it's a lost cause. At least I have 88-89 era Skullflower and Godflesh. They're off the mark for sure, but at least scratch a similar itch
Brayden Hughes
bowery electric's s/t
Lincoln Campbell
Rape Faction ‘Gone Forever’