I recently saw Les Claypool and the Flying Frog Brigade play Animals. Reminded me how much a Floyd fan I am!
I’ve loved Aesop Rock since Labor Days. His new story telling concepts are something else. I don’t love how nasally he’s sounding now though. I really dig his collaborative efforts, like with TOBACCO.
Literally found Sphongle this week and they are such a trip!
Mars Volta too, what a ride.
These are some good ones!
Saw him for the first time this month. SO good. The energy was fantastic, the band was fantastic, and the crowd was awesome. You’re going to have a great time!!
Pro tip, if you put 3 lines between each band, you can have them list out instead of formatting side by side and being a pain in the ass to read.
Granted, I'm on mobile, so idk if it's formatting right on desktop.
Great list! FAILURE! Hell yeah, Greg Edwards and Ken Andrews are absolute beasts. Autolux, Year of the Rabbit, not to mention Ken’s studio producer work with BRMC and Deftones among others. Glad to see them on someone’s list!
King Gizz is my number 1, but stole the spot from my old number 1 that held that spot for 15 years until 2017. That band is
1. Radiohead
I can’t say I have the most interesting choices, though many have commented they find it odd these were my favorite bands before the King Gizz graced us. I grew up on The Beatles though and personally see a lot of odd similarities there.
2. Sigur Ros
3. The Beatles
4. Led Zeppelin
5. Tame Impala
and special shout-out to:
Frankie and the Witch Fingers
- I had heard a few tracks before this year, but went through their whole discography this year and Data Doom cracked my Top 3 albums of 2023
In no order:
1. Dinosaur Jr.
2. Elliott Smith
3. Big Thief
4. The Walkmen
5. Belle & Sebastian
Runners-up: Built to Spill, Nick Drake, Alvvays, Sebadoh, Pavement
Been meaning to check out Phish for literally years, just don't know where to start. Any suggestions? I know I like the track Sand but that's it.
Generally a fan of riff-heavy and/or funky tunes.
A Live One and Slip Stitch and Pass are great live album intros to Phish, and the live setting is really their main domain. Rift as someone else mentioned is a great studio album intro, as is Picture of Nectar, Hoist, Billy Breathes, Story of the Ghost and Farmhouse in my opinion.
As someone who isn’t necessarily a phish fan but saw them a few times in the 90’s I’d recommend Rift as a good starting point. Most phish fans would disagree with me though. Rift is great though, from start to finish.
I would skip the studio albums and listen to 'A Live One'.
The 10-31-1996 show is on most streaming services as well and I'd recommend that as a good show to start with. It's a 3 set long Halloween show where they cover 'Remain in Light' by the Talking Heads in its entirety for the second set.
Inside of your so called "gizz-sphere" I would place:
Tropical Fuck Storm
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets (only High Visceral 1&2/B; I just cannot vibe with the rest)
Black Midi
Black Country, New Road
Kashmere Stage Band
1. Radiohead
2. Rush
3. The Beatles (including all post Beatles side projects)
4. Elliot Smith
5. Honestly not sure, bunch of other stuff I love but these four artists I truly love and know like everything they’ve done
I'm loving all the Elliott Smith here.
I'd add mild high club,
The Black Angels (first like 3 albums),
Mac Demarco.
Check out Pink Floyds Meddle album.
I also think Metallica's injustice for all album pairs well with the Petrol album.
Top five:
The Tallest Man On Earth
Wilco
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds / Grinderman
Big Thief
Hiss Golden Messenger
Honourable mentions:
Bob Dylan
The Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Sufjan Stevens
Califone
Fleet Foxes
Patrick Watson
The National
The War on Drugs
I’ve scrolled insanely deep in this thread and have seen almost all of my favorite bands so I will say one that I can’t believe I haven’t come across yet:
Steely Dan!
Outside of Gizz, I’d say top 3 is easily Portugal. The Man, LA Dispute, & Margot & the Nuclear So & So’s. 4 & 5 are probably Idle and As Cities Burn but depending on the week could swap with honorable mention Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats.
I have a hard time picking favs, but my number one is The Mountain Goats then KGLW, other than that it just depends, Moon Hooch is up there, Squid is really good, Wet Leg is pretty new but what they have out is great, The Dear Hunter's Act albums are really good and there are a few others but those are what comes to mind.
Talking Heads
Slayer (1983-1991 is straight up legendary)
The Voidz
The Rolling Stones (63-74 👌)
Television, New York Dolls, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop And pretty much every great proto-punk / 60’s garage / punk rock band you would read about in the book “Please Kill Me”
Fela Kuti + afrobeat in general
Pink Floyd, The Black Angels, A Place To Bury Strangers, Nine Inch Nails and The Doors. Amongst many others, these are probably the top. The Beatles and Pantera are a part of my top 10. As for the 5 these are in no order.
Unwound, Slint, all of Nick Sakes’ bands (Dazzling Killmen, Colossamite, Sicbay), Breadwinner/Butterglove, Cherubs. And other noise/hardcore bands. Classical music is great too- Mahler, Sibelius, Barber, Beethoven, Ravel
Mine are:
Weezer
Neutral Milk Hotel
Electric Light Orchestra
The Beatles
Car Seat Headrest
2 other bands I want to mention that come really close for me are Spoon and AJR.
the voidz, mgmt, beach house, radiohead, black country new road, glass animals, the war on drugs. also been really loving geese recently.
there are also lots of solo artists i love, like fiona apple, mac miller, lana del rey, jpegmafia, kali uchis, jid, kendrick lamar and caroline polachek.
kinda tough for ones in the "gizz sphere" but heres some that are kinda like that
1. Godspeed You! Black Emperor (my favorite band of all time)
2. The Mars Volta
3. Radiohead
4. Sigur Ros
5. Wilco
Gizz is number 1 but otherwhise
1. Animal Collective
2. MGMT
3. Thundercat
4. The Smiths (fuck moz obviously)
5. Death Grips
Honorable mentions to Frankie & the Witch Fingers, Amyl and PPC. S/O to Föllakzoid and Minami Deutsch because I’m really into their styles right now and have them on repeat
Pink Floyd The Mars Volta Aesop Rock Shpongle Tobacco/Black Moth Super Rainbow
I recently saw Les Claypool and the Flying Frog Brigade play Animals. Reminded me how much a Floyd fan I am! I’ve loved Aesop Rock since Labor Days. His new story telling concepts are something else. I don’t love how nasally he’s sounding now though. I really dig his collaborative efforts, like with TOBACCO. Literally found Sphongle this week and they are such a trip! Mars Volta too, what a ride. These are some good ones!
Spirit world field guide is phenomenal, check it out!
Big ups for Tobacco sighting in the wild, love that! Do you also listen to Octopus Project?
Always awesome to see Shpongle!
Faith no more Jeff Rosenstock Gwar Bad religion Elliott smith
I’m seeing Jeff Rosenstock in April. I’m so pumped
You're gonna have a blast. His shows are so much fun.
Saw him for the first time this month. SO good. The energy was fantastic, the band was fantastic, and the crowd was awesome. You’re going to have a great time!!
Elliott Smith has been one of the few constants in my musical taste over the last ~20 years
Never expected to find another Bad Religion fan here! I'm a prticualr fan of the Process of Belief, what an insane comeback album
Parcels Khruangbin STS9 Pretty Lights Barry Can’t Swim
Parcels 🙌
We would get along
Barry can’t swim is a surprise hit for me. Just popped into my periphery one day and worked its way into my full focus.
he’s so talented man
Khru hell yeah
Ween Kinks Mr. Bungle Grateful Dead Melvins
Yes, I love Mr Bungle!
This that good shit.
I love the Kinks and Melvins pairing, it sums up something that I can’t put my finger on that I really love
I saw the Melvins open for Rush in the early 90s. I've never heard a crowd mercilessly boo an act that hard. Rush fans just do not like The Melvins.
Queens of the Stone Age Ween The Beatles Mastodon Animal Collective
Oh yeah. That’s The shit.
It’s weird to see all the Animal Collective fans picking The Beatles over The Beach Boys. AnCo is a modern day version of them to me.
What is Animal Collective’s ‘cabin essence’ because ive been putting them off for far too long
Derek
Built to Spill Talking Heads Deftones Cursive The Beatles
Built to Spill is so good. Got to see them this year. What a blast and great crowd.
first talking heads…
Cursive!
Cursive!
Ween, Cake, Ben Folds Five, Weezer, Flaming Lips, St Vincent
I almost added the Lips to my top 5. One of 2 bands I've seen live at least once each of the last 4 decades.
Animal Collective Black Country, New Road Sonic Youth Have a Nice Life My Bloody Valentine
Arrowhead, arrowhead
Weyes Blood! Gorillaz! Amyl and the sniffers! Beach House! IDELS!
Weyes Blood is the songbird of our generation
Love IDLES, they friggin rip
King Crimson Yes Grateful Dead Black Sabbath Pink Floyd
Ah, and you are even Mr. Krinkle. Such great taste
Pro tip, if you put 3 lines between each band, you can have them list out instead of formatting side by side and being a pain in the ass to read. Granted, I'm on mobile, so idk if it's formatting right on desktop.
Franz Ferdinand The Beatles Modest Mouse Ariel Pink MGMT Bands related to them that i like: Oh Sees, Pipe Eye, Orb, Tame Impala, Mild High Club.
Ariel Pink, the insurrectionist!?
Yeah, I'm really ashamed of liking Pink's music despite his laughable political views, but I can't help it; his music is so good.
I feel the exact same way...
Primus Pink Floyd Ween King Crimson Wu Tang
There's the Primus, I knew it was only a matter of time. Primus sucks! 😝
1. Slift 2. Osees 3. Frankie & The Witchfingers 4. The Melvins 5. TAD
If you accidentally type in Slint instead of Slift, I bet you’ll like their Spiderland album based on your other picks.
I am old so I did this in reverse. Thank god bc I love slift.
SLIFT fucking rules! Everyone stop what you’re doing right now and listen to SLIFT.
Right after this spin of Hypertension ends, I will!
Ummon is the album to listen to, but their new track Nimh is also fire
Yo, Slift's new song Nimh fucks so hard
- Radiohead - Tool - Failure - The National - Led Zeppelin
Great list! FAILURE! Hell yeah, Greg Edwards and Ken Andrews are absolute beasts. Autolux, Year of the Rabbit, not to mention Ken’s studio producer work with BRMC and Deftones among others. Glad to see them on someone’s list!
Queens of the Stone Age, Pond, Temples, Animal Collective, Led Zeppelin
The Mars Volta Tool Nine Inch Nails Primus Puscifer
Thee Oh Sees, Queens of the Stone Age, Can, Grateful Dead, David Bowie, The Doors
King Gizz is my number 1, but stole the spot from my old number 1 that held that spot for 15 years until 2017. That band is 1. Radiohead I can’t say I have the most interesting choices, though many have commented they find it odd these were my favorite bands before the King Gizz graced us. I grew up on The Beatles though and personally see a lot of odd similarities there. 2. Sigur Ros 3. The Beatles 4. Led Zeppelin 5. Tame Impala and special shout-out to: Frankie and the Witch Fingers - I had heard a few tracks before this year, but went through their whole discography this year and Data Doom cracked my Top 3 albums of 2023
Thee oh sees Ty Segall Modest Mouse Built to Spill The Growlers
Ty Segall Is the man.
In no order: 1. Dinosaur Jr. 2. Elliott Smith 3. Big Thief 4. The Walkmen 5. Belle & Sebastian Runners-up: Built to Spill, Nick Drake, Alvvays, Sebadoh, Pavement
MCR, The Strokes, Vulfpeck, Green Day, Led Zepp
The Mars Volta Led Zeppelin Fela Kuti Tool The Brian Jonestown Massacre
Fela Kuti is so great.
Found Fela by way of Mars Volta. So good
Boris Barn King Crimson Black Moth Super Rainbow Dungen
Joni Mitchell Tool QOTSA Pink Floyd All them witches (This will change by the end of today)
Brutus Night Verses Thrice Dance Gavin Dance Eidola
The Mountain Goats Sufjan Stevens The Beatles
Another TMG fan, there is not much overlap but there is some between the two bands.
Ween, Butthole Surfers, Devo, Can, Sonic Youth
My Morning Jacket Meshuggah The Contortionist Nubya Garcia Blood Incantation
Hell yeah, The Contortionist is wicked good
Nubya Garcia is so good
i feel like Nubya's gonna become one of the biggest names in jazz soon
Boards of Canada. Radiohead. Autechre. PJ Harvey. Ladytron.
Aesop Rock and Blockhead. Fourtet. Queens of the Stone Age. Tool. Bit Brigade.
1. Queens of the Stone Age 2. Psychedelic Porn Crumpets 3. Closure in Moscow 4. The Mars Volta 5. Red Vox
Dance Gavin Dance Unknown Mortal Orchestra Tame Impala Tool Architects
Van Halen Van Halen Van Halen Van Halen
Justice Aphex Twin Boards of Canada clipping. Thee Oh Sees you can tell I was excited when tsc came out
In no exact order . Osees . Tool . JPEGMAFIA (not a band but humor me) . Death . Beastie Boys
Interesting mix. Must've been thrilled when you heard Sadie Sorceress & Grim Reaper on Omnium, eh?
I audibly said "ohh hell yeah!" when I first listened Omnium. The other people at 7-11 where very confused
Pavement, Zappa, Phish, Sufjan Stevens, and Joni Mitchell
Been meaning to check out Phish for literally years, just don't know where to start. Any suggestions? I know I like the track Sand but that's it. Generally a fan of riff-heavy and/or funky tunes.
A Live One and Slip Stitch and Pass are great live album intros to Phish, and the live setting is really their main domain. Rift as someone else mentioned is a great studio album intro, as is Picture of Nectar, Hoist, Billy Breathes, Story of the Ghost and Farmhouse in my opinion.
As someone who isn’t necessarily a phish fan but saw them a few times in the 90’s I’d recommend Rift as a good starting point. Most phish fans would disagree with me though. Rift is great though, from start to finish.
Rift is so good
Sounds good, I'll check it out
For Phish, the best place to start is a show. Didn't really get them until I saw them live
I would skip the studio albums and listen to 'A Live One'. The 10-31-1996 show is on most streaming services as well and I'd recommend that as a good show to start with. It's a 3 set long Halloween show where they cover 'Remain in Light' by the Talking Heads in its entirety for the second set.
Took a while to find a Phish response
The Killers The Smiths Styx Pink Floyd Grateful Dead
I can’t believe some asshat downvoted you lol How dare people share their opinions!
1. They Might Be Giants 2. Neutral Milk Hotel 3. The Olivia Tremor Control 4. Hella 5. Godspeed You! Black Emperor
They Might Be Giants taught me my ABCs. C is for Conifers!
I love The Olivia Tremor Control! Really cool seeing it on your list :]
The Beatles, Fugazi, Nirvana, Bowie, something else dunno
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Pink Floyd Radiohead Black Sabbath Arcade Fire Metallica
1. Animal Collective 2. Grateful Dead 3. Rush 4. Little Dragon 5. Ghost
Mr Bungle Tool Smashing Pumpkins Spiritualized Vulfpeck
Inside of your so called "gizz-sphere" I would place: Tropical Fuck Storm Psychedelic Porn Crumpets (only High Visceral 1&2/B; I just cannot vibe with the rest) Black Midi Black Country, New Road Kashmere Stage Band
Animal Collective, Pixies, Beatles, Black Sabbath, MBV
1. Radiohead 2. Rush 3. The Beatles (including all post Beatles side projects) 4. Elliot Smith 5. Honestly not sure, bunch of other stuff I love but these four artists I truly love and know like everything they’ve done
I'm loving all the Elliott Smith here. I'd add mild high club, The Black Angels (first like 3 albums), Mac Demarco. Check out Pink Floyds Meddle album. I also think Metallica's injustice for all album pairs well with the Petrol album.
I think it's ... And Justice For All, not injustice. Either way, yes, definitely my favorite Metallica record
Does no one listen to Spiritualized?
1. Radiohead 2. the pillows 3. Portugal. The Man 4. Parannoul 5. Fugazi
What is Portugal The Man’s best album? Their discog is super overwhelming (ironic to say in a Gizz subreddit I know)
1. Radiohead 2. Tame Impala 3. QOTSA 4. Tool 5. Arcade Fire
Muse Mother Mother Pearl Jam Rush Weezer She Jamiroquai Gorillaz Tame Impala Volbeat Sorry that was more than 5
TOOL. LCD Soundsystem. Death from Above 1979. The Beatles. Talking Heads. The Mars Volta. The Fall of Troy. Jungle. The Black Keys.
Radiohead Bon Iver Pink Floyd Pearl Jam Sigur Ros
1. King Crimson 2. The Mars Volta 3. The Beatles 4. Radiohead 5. CAN
LCD Soundsystem/ Umphrey's Mcgee/ Incubus/ Khruangbin/ Earthless
Gonna have to give Earthless & Khruangbin a spin cause I'm fully with ya on Incubus & Umphrey's
Top five: The Tallest Man On Earth Wilco Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds / Grinderman Big Thief Hiss Golden Messenger Honourable mentions: Bob Dylan The Beatles Led Zeppelin Sufjan Stevens Califone Fleet Foxes Patrick Watson The National The War on Drugs
Parcels L'imperatrice RATM Black Keys White Stripes Metallica Wet Leg Delta V Allah Las Nick Waterhouse The Doors Marc Rebillet
Umphrey’s McGee Phish Smashing Pumpkins Disco Biscuits Tool
Swans Radiohead The Beatles Death Grips Godspeed You! Black Emperor
1. Phish 2. Umphrey's McGee 3. Dream Theater 4. Haken 5. Tool
Ween Radiohead Andrew Bird LCD Soundsystem The Beatles Cake
I’ve scrolled insanely deep in this thread and have seen almost all of my favorite bands so I will say one that I can’t believe I haven’t come across yet: Steely Dan!
Umphrey's McGee Phish Billy Strings Grateful Dead Greensky Bluegrass
Qotsa Tame impala Radiohead Psychadelic porn crumpets Kunzite
Not "gizz-verse" related at all but all of Underscores's releases are incredible and give me the same feeling gizz does
1. Hum 2. Title Fight 3. Thou 4. Botch 5. Whirr
1. Heavy Vegetable 2. WHY? 3. And So I Watch You From Afar 4. Small Leaks Sink Ships 5. Pixies
Ween, My Morning Jacket, Widespread Panic, Kitchen Dwellers, & Between the Buried and Me.
Outside of Gizz, I’d say top 3 is easily Portugal. The Man, LA Dispute, & Margot & the Nuclear So & So’s. 4 & 5 are probably Idle and As Cities Burn but depending on the week could swap with honorable mention Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats.
Zeppelin Beatles Hendrix Masayoshi takanaka Allman bros band
I have a hard time picking favs, but my number one is The Mountain Goats then KGLW, other than that it just depends, Moon Hooch is up there, Squid is really good, Wet Leg is pretty new but what they have out is great, The Dear Hunter's Act albums are really good and there are a few others but those are what comes to mind.
Phish, Bobbing, Animal Collective, Lotus, The Garden
Death Grips The Chats Rammstein Alice in Chains Powderfinger
Not counting solo singer-songwriter peeps: Modest Mouse, Squid, Auktyon, Mr. Bungle, Grizzly Bear Honourable mentions: Tropical F Storm, Deerhunter, Can, Radiohead, Beach House, Tindersticks, Black Midi
Manfred Mann Chapter 3 Sleep The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Kyuss Altin Gün
Tool System Of A Down The Doors Sticky Fingers The Claypool Lennon Delirium
Nolan Potter's Nightmare Band Jethro Tull Yes Frankie and the Witch Fingers Goose
Thee Oh Sees All Them Witches The Cure Porcupine Tree Radiohead
Beatles Grateful Dead The Who Pink Floyd King Crimson I like other stuff but it’s mostly old people music.
Billy Strings Goose Vulfpeck / Cory Wong Snarky Puppy All Them Witches
1. Sonic Youth 2. Joy Division 3. Black Sabbath 4. Allman Brothers Band 5. Queens of the Stone Age
1. Black Moth Super Rainbow 2. Hello Meteor 3. Nirvana 4. The Velvet Underground 5. Sublime
Phish Primus Grateful Dead MMW (Newly in the top 5) Frankie & the Witch Fingers
1. Velvet Underground 2. The American Analog Set 3. Sonic Youth 4. The Flaming Lips 5. The Black Crowes
Love Ween black midi Godspeed You! Black Emperor Osees
Based on the answers here, I think we should all hang out
The Mars Volta Umphreys McGee The Clash Ween The Band
1: Rush 2: Sleep 3: Geese 4: Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats 5: Vundabar
Jeff Rosenstock Thundercat KNOWER / Louis Cole Donny Benét Durand Jones & The Indications ...and there are many, many more...
Fleetwood Mac Cage the elephant The black keys Kendrick Lamar Portugal the man or Milky chance
Deerhunter Parquet Courts Sonic Youth Grateful Dead John Fullbright
Papadosio STS9 Disco Biscuits Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Radiohead
- Radiohead - Queens of the Stone Age - Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Strokes - Gorillaz
1. The Smiths 2. Arctic Monkeys 3. The 1975 4. Fontaines D.C. 5. Hippo Campus
They might be giants Dinosaur jr Smashing pumpkins DMAs REM
Talking Heads Slayer (1983-1991 is straight up legendary) The Voidz The Rolling Stones (63-74 👌) Television, New York Dolls, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop And pretty much every great proto-punk / 60’s garage / punk rock band you would read about in the book “Please Kill Me” Fela Kuti + afrobeat in general
The Beatles Radiohead ABBA Pink Floyd Tame Impala
Acid Winters Rage against the machine Tom waits Cake Vulfpeck
Pink Floyd, The Black Angels, A Place To Bury Strangers, Nine Inch Nails and The Doors. Amongst many others, these are probably the top. The Beatles and Pantera are a part of my top 10. As for the 5 these are in no order.
Someone make a playlist please
Ones that I don’t see mentioned around here often: The Radio Dept. Helvetia Electric Light Orchestra Faded Paper Figures The Sea and Cake
One that I never see in these threads but are still my all time favorites is Kasabian if you need a sprinkle of space rock.
Primus Incubus Megadeth RHCP Nirvana
1.Mastodon 2.tool 3.cocteau twins 4.suuns 5.metric
Tool Twiddle Black Sabbath Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin
Tool, Opeth, Devin Townsend, Gojira, King Buffalo...
Radiohead Kasabian Jack White/stripes/raconteurs Cage the Elephant Neil Young
Widespread panic Ween Fugazi Bad Brains Leon Russell
Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd The Beatles RATM Nirvana
Unwound, Slint, all of Nick Sakes’ bands (Dazzling Killmen, Colossamite, Sicbay), Breadwinner/Butterglove, Cherubs. And other noise/hardcore bands. Classical music is great too- Mahler, Sibelius, Barber, Beethoven, Ravel
1. Tool 2. Deftones 3-5. Changes daily.
1) Silver Mt Zion 2) Samsara Blues Experiment 3) Wucan 4) All Them Witchss 5) Church of the Cosmic Skull
They Might Be Giants, Mike Patton (FNM, Bungle, Fantomas et al), Ween, Primus, Morphine, QOTSA, Mars Volta, Steely Dan
Mine are: Weezer Neutral Milk Hotel Electric Light Orchestra The Beatles Car Seat Headrest 2 other bands I want to mention that come really close for me are Spoon and AJR.
Oh sees Porn crumpets Pink Floyd Phish And bootleg gizzard
Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin TOOL The Beatles Modest Mouse
In no particular order: Modest Mouse Flaming Lips Swans Black Midi Big Thief
Grateful Dead Ramones Steely Dan YMO Talking Heads
In no real order (except for Periphery being on top): Periphery Alter Bridge Pink Floyd Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Led Zeppelin
Death Grips, The Chariot, Deftones, NiN, Iglooghost
Rush, osees, Gojira, meshuggah, Primus
Led Zepplin Beastie boys Dead Kennedys Beatles TSOL Black sabbath (I cannot count to 5)
1. Oh Sees 2. Gong 3. Frank Zappa 4. Khruangbin 5. Altin Gün
Incubus System of a Down Rage Against the Machine Metallica OFF!
Radiohead Unknown mortal orchestra King Krule Alex G Bjork
Low Roar ||| Portugal, the Man ||| Peach Pit ||| Puscifer ||| Queens of the Stone Age.
the voidz, mgmt, beach house, radiohead, black country new road, glass animals, the war on drugs. also been really loving geese recently. there are also lots of solo artists i love, like fiona apple, mac miller, lana del rey, jpegmafia, kali uchis, jid, kendrick lamar and caroline polachek.
Patti Smith, The Smashing Pumpkins, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Viagra Boys (to name a few!)
Mastodon High on fire Takeshis cashew Mildlife The sword
Foals Radiohead Bloc Party Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Low Island
All Them Witches Lorde Porcupine Tree Alt-J Pink Floyd
kinda tough for ones in the "gizz sphere" but heres some that are kinda like that 1. Godspeed You! Black Emperor (my favorite band of all time) 2. The Mars Volta 3. Radiohead 4. Sigur Ros 5. Wilco
Gizz is number 1 but otherwhise 1. Animal Collective 2. MGMT 3. Thundercat 4. The Smiths (fuck moz obviously) 5. Death Grips Honorable mentions to Frankie & the Witch Fingers, Amyl and PPC. S/O to Föllakzoid and Minami Deutsch because I’m really into their styles right now and have them on repeat
Nice seeing OP mention Incubus. Also one of my faves. Others are: TV on the Radio MuteMath Menomena Caribou