[Music] Your best Band discovery in 2018

[AmexRuislip]

Ok, I’ve not heard of her I’ll take a look. Going back to Freya Ridings, my step son, who is in a band, said that they performed at the same venue in London as her a couple of years ago, he said that there was something special about her then. A tough ladder to climb in a very competitive industry, good luck to her, and my step sons band to of course.

What is the name of your step sons band?

 

[On the way]

What is the name of your step sons band?

Island Club, Brighton based, in their third year together and starting to enjoy some mild success at the moment. Really interesting to see how it all works, certainly isn’t handed to you on a plate.

 

[Easthill Andy]

Can i put forward my bands new single
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgJTq3pI5ko&feature=share

 

[On the way]

Can i put forward my bands new single
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgJTq3pI5ko&feature=share

Which one are you Easthill?

 

[Easthill Andy]

Singer

 

[On the way]

Singer

how’s it going?

 

[Easthill Andy]

how’s it going?

Really well off to new york thursday to play a gig

 

[On the way]

Really well off to new york thursday to play a gig

Oh wow, good luck with that, a great experience doing something you’re passionate about in a fantastic city, hope it goes well for you.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

I'm so late on the scene with this band that they were formed in East Germany...

High in a medieval castle in Austria in the middle of winter, all flickering torchlight and mulled wine, there was some atmospheric authentic-sounding music playing in the background. It sounded stunning. I absent-mindedly Shazam'ed it and forgot about it. No reception through the thick and ancient castle walls. Back in the 21st century, up popped the name Corvus Corax. Did a bit of Youtubeing and discovered a magnificent wall of sound. All neo-medieval instruments, primitive-sounding bagpipes and multiple pounding drummers. Band members looked positively pagan, all raven heads and animal skins. Glorious sound, glorious look. Oh, and turns out they did the main theme to Game Of Thrones. One of their quieter moments. Their live shows look astounding. I'd really love to see them over here, though they appear to gig almost exclusively in and around their native Germany. I strongly suspect they are unaware of the invention of the aeroplane.

(ever come across them [MENTION=409]Herr Tubthumper[/MENTION]?)

 

[pearl]

I'm so late on the scene with this band that they were formed in East Germany...

High in a medieval castle in Austria in the middle of winter, all flickering torchlight and mulled wine, there was some atmospheric authentic-sounding music playing in the background. It sounded stunning. I absent-mindedly Shazam'ed it and forgot about it. No reception through the thick and ancient castle walls. Back in the 21st century, up popped the name Corvus Corax. Did a bit of Youtubeing and discovered a magnificent wall of sound. All neo-medieval instruments, primitive-sounding bagpipes and multiple pounding drummers. Band members looked positively pagan, all raven heads and animal skins. Glorious sound, glorious look. Oh, and turns out they did the main theme to Game Of Thrones. One of their quieter moments. Their live shows look astounding. I'd really love to see them over here, though they appear to gig almost exclusively in and around their native Germany. I strongly suspect they are unaware of the invention of the aeroplane.

(ever come across them [MENTION=409]Herr Tubthumper[/MENTION]?)

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Never been to Lewes then?

 

[PaoloAlbioni]

Danny & the Champions of the World
Joana Serrat
WardThomas
- all discovered in the last 72 hours at the Long Road festival.
Also the excellent Shires, though had seen them once before at the Dome.
Interesting thread, seeing what other NSC-ers are listening to.
More please!

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

The Lonely Island

 

[blue'n'white]

Peatbog Faeries

Excellent folk rock band
https://youtu.be/BVV6OQpuHD4

False Lights
Another great rock band with folkie overtones
https://youtu.be/z7VZpjh9rlc

 

[pearl]

Really well off to new york thursday to play a gig

Oh wow, good luck with that, a great experience doing something you’re passionate about in a fantastic city, hope it goes well for you.

Yeah, good luck with that. I like the guitar(s) sound

 

[Hungry Joe]

Yeah, good luck with that. I like the guitar(s) sound

That'd be Tim Green. Lovely chap, used to play in bands with him on and off.

 

[Don Tmatter]

Hollie Cook
The Spitfires, both of whom are on at least their 3rd albums

 

[DJ NOBO]

Idles.

Completely missed their debut, 'Brutalism', last year but heard 'Joy as an Act of Resistance' in a pub the other night and haven't stopped listening to it since.

Brutalism is far superior . Superb band. Looking forward to seeing them at the concord

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

These are class

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUxOF7eLA_0

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

And these!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvm1Ii-YGjs

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Let's not forget the Bliebers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bgwKvnzIpA