Red Mosquito

is there any good surf music?

I actually came in to post mystic braves, and they actually perfectly fit what you want

not from this century

i got bugs wrote:I actually came in to post mystic braves, and they actually perfectly fit what you want

cool. will check out.

right now I'm listening to Dead Cross and they are pretty tight.

You should get into Dillinger Escape Plan

LoathedVermin72 wrote:You should get into Dillinger Escape Plan

already did my time with them. i like some of it a lot but it's not quite for me.

just found this after going to bugs band which was pretty good. think this is more my speed tho. although the band bugs had kind of scratched the surfing vibe I was imagining.

Check out Link Wray, dev.

washing machine wrote:Check out Link Wray, dev.

slays.

washing machine wrote:Check out Link Wray, dev.

I did a B&P back in the day with a kid from Israel, and as thanks he sent me a Link Wray cd...I'm still puzzled

That sounds like the work of kudosthehero

Check out the album from Ty Segall & White Fence - Hair

Gonna recommend a few local artists I think you might dig


Poseidotica. Really cool mix of prog, sludge-metal, thrash and jazz. Listen to the full song, as it takes a few left turns.


Pez. Meat-and-potatoes hard rock but really fucking well done. Aggressive without being too abrasive, technically proficient without being show-offy.


Violenta Josefina. Not exactly sure if this will be your bag, but I think it's great. Shoegazey, dream-poppy stuff with a bit of a punk edge. Also the singer is the sweetest person on Earth

That bad liquor pond was neat

theplatypus wrote:Gonna recommend a few local artists I think you might dig


Poseidotica. Really cool mix of prog, sludge-metal, thrash and jazz. Listen to the full song, as it takes a few left turns.

99% sure I saw them perform on the street in San Telmo a few weeks ago.

Is Van Morrisson good?

i've been on a a big the war on drugs kick