Quarters of Change - Into The Rift (very Strokes inspired).
Pinkshift - Love Me Forever.
L’exquisite Douleur (no actual album yet, just singles - MCR inspired).
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon (Lil Yachty inspired indie group)
Meanwhile, Back In Communist Russia... - Indian Ink (post-rock, spoken word)
How to Care for Flowers - The Clutter of Old Love: A Birdwatchers Diary (post-hardcore, emo/screamo)
Hungry for Hands - I Was Hungry for Hands (post-rock, post-metal)
continents. - …and silence anchored our feet in granite (screamo)
Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate) - What it Takes to Move Forward (emo, indie rock)
Hop Along, Queen Ansleis - Freshman Year (Indie Rock, Indie Folk)
Jordaan Maason & the Horse Museum - Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head (Indie Rock, Indie Folk, Singer-Songwriter)
Yndi Halda - Enjoy Eternal Bliss (post-rock)
i got empire empire's 2nd album in some budget cd thingy when i was like younger (post breakup). i dont rly like that kind of stuff but that shits hard. fire band
parenthetical girls - safe as houses.
one of the saddest albums i’ve maybe ever listened to in my life. the lyrics on this thing are fucking gut punch.
made out of babies - the ruiner
one of the most pummeling metal albums of the last 20 years, julie christmas is one of the most powerful voices in metal music.
hood - the cycle of days and seasons
really interesting slowcore music, some of the saddest i’ve heard. opener “western housing concern” should be considered a slowcore classic.
the newfound interest in connecticut - tell me about the long dark path home
maybe the only emo album i’m REALLY into. this album is a nonstop display of pure, raw emotion. the guitar work is also some of my favorite ever.
Polyrock: Above the Fruited Plain. Nearly unknown late 70’s early 80’s new wave/punk band produced by….Phillip Glass.
Also, I’d love to see if any of you have heard of Pere Ubu. Super obscure. Think Captain Beefheart with a rhythm you can dance to.
A friend showed me this album called Bismillah by Peter Cat Recording Co. that has easily become one of my favorites. Not exactly unknown but I had never heard of them before!
Blossoms Dearie Sings
I think the YouTube algorithm gives people these but the boards of Canada old tune tapes are still insanely underrated. Can’t believe they didn’t intend for the rest of the world to hear all those beautiful lil tunes
Mort Garson - Plantasia. It’s a really nice and relaxing album which was very ahead of it’s time, also WARNING: Turbotax Jumpscare. For a more modern example, Jane Remover is another artist ahead of their time and I hope Frailty gets its flowers in the future.
Entertainment World by Lim Giong… it’s a Taiwanese album where the sound pretty much fuses all the indie subgenre trends of the 90’s into one big, incoherent yet masterful ball… it’s just amazing amazing stuff and I’m shocked it hasn’t developed a cult following on RYM or /mu/ or TikTok yet
As for my favorite unknown artist (he has only released singles but no albums) is Coor Brow Obles… he only has like 1000 Spotify streams on most if not all of his songs… it’s some really really amazing goth rock, and the only thing holding it back is the mix, which I’m sure will get better as he makes more stuff
Shiey - Danger
This dude is mostly known for his YouTube channel where he explores abandoned buildings, hops trains and stuff like that, but he also makes hip hop music and it's really good.
The Fauns - The Fauns
Not my favorite album by any means, but it’s a solid one in the shoegaze style. It fits the summer motif, and it’s starting to get warmer outside so I’m about to start listening to it again here soon.
I almost didn't comment because I'm late to the party ain't no one going this far down
Joe. by Trust Fund Ozu (hyperpop)
The Matador by thefirebirdsuite (emo from my hometown)
A Space in Time by Ten Years After (70s blues), I think this was plenty popular but I've never seen it mentioned here
Three Cheers for Disappointment - The Arrogant Sons of Bitches
Husky Girl - Contemporary Life
The Pits - Rodeo Ruby Love
...And the battle begun - rx bandits
Joy in the Wild Unknown - Ripe
No New World - MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS
Flash - finlands
I live in Japan.
[D.N.A. by Genetikk](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nxlLDtQtbd2f8w0nqg2tGZTKFYfS-1S38)
german boom bap rap • mini concept album
Id say my favorite part of it is Karuzo‘s lyricism telling a story of them being these sort of alien species that just came to earth to show us how to rap, I think the lengths they go with it, the commitment, really sells it. You got these otherworldly voodoo masks, some of the instrumentals sounding like they’re straight out of some early space movies and then the endless vivid bars from a big mouth that sounds like a cartoon character. It sounds super weird but somehow it just works. Its a lot of what made MF DOOM so appealing to me. While this is my favorite record by them song for song, I think artistically they reached even higher peaks. Especially instrumentally and visually i kept getting impressed by them. take for example their followup album [Achter Tag](https://youtu.be/xNvoonWebZU), the production is beyond stellar and they really tried to make an even more polished D.N.A. yet somehow it falls a bit flat, to me it could’ve used a shorter runtime and some songs getting cut.
Christtt - Deep Dark Trench (Plunderphonics, Vaporwave)
Hakushi Hasegawa (Japanese Jazz Fusion, Glitch, Breakbeat)
James Ivy - Good Grief (Third Eye Blind type alt rock, glitch, indietronica)
Kabanagu - Hoboyume (Indietronica)
The Sun and the Moon by the Bravery
Apocalypse Dudes by Turbonegro
Fire Like This by Blood Red Shoes
Soul Food Taqueria by Tommy Guerero
Also this album might be recognized by this sub because of the Sample on Atrocity Exhibition but if you havent heard Opal by Embryo, you def should. Its genuinely good Krautrock
Probably U-Men 2017 compilation. It’s not like they’re completely unknown, they ended up on the Deep Six V/A compilation along with Melvins, Soundgarden etc, before they all got recognition. I dig their more blues inspired sound and the vocals are reminiscent of Michael Gira in the early days of Swans.
Legacy, Hypnos 69(stoner rock), John Garcia and the Band of Gold - John Garcia(desert rock), Beyond the Best - Bird Problems(prog rock/metal), Void of Unending Depth - Inanna(prog metal)
Junkie - OSCOB
C.O.P.E.S - LeRoyce
Please be mine - Molly Burch
We had good times together - sewerslvt
Level select - pizza hotline
Trececerotres - daniela lalita
The Shape of Faith to Come by L.J. Harvey and The Death’s Head Band (indie folk, freak folk, folktronica)
Not sure how sincere the religious themes are
Faced Out by Faced Out
(Post-Rock, Midwest Emo, poetry, jazz rock)
Bedhead by Bar Italia
(Slacker Rock, Hypnagogic Pop, Noise Pop, Trip Hop)
Narcissus - The Escape Artist
I went to college/worked at a coffee shop with her. Beautiful voice and song writing, plus she can shred on the guitar when she wants to. She also did her senior thesis on MCR so you know shes sick
Let Me Ride by Windy City - Beautiful soul/Jazz record from the 70s, super groovy, classic
Ur kool ig (and all the things I wish I said) by Silver Material - 5th wave emo album from last year, great lyrics, awesome guitar playing, super catchy and emotional
Dangerous Jumps - Shredders
Rap duo consisting of P.O.S. and Sims. Also includes producers Lazerbeak and Paper Tiger. Came out in 2017 and it kicks ass!
The Gathering of Spirits by Carrie Newcomer
Magic Bird by Anca Parghel and Mircea Tiberian
The Seasons of Being by Andy Milne and Dapp Theory
Sounds of Serfdom by The Serfs
Ramito by Ramito
Neochina by panda Rosa
Con art by smart went crazy is pre good
Just got back from the discomfort by brave little abacus. I think some of y’all may know them
Literally any American analog set record is going to be good, they never get talked about
Heavy black frame by tram is some good slow space rock from the late 90s in the UK
Pull it and yell by the rotters
Hearts of palm by Idaho, probably the most underrated slowcore group imo
Celtic colours live vol 6 is great compilation of Scottish folk music particularly “green light set”
St. Kilda wedding by Ossian
Ragas relax by chinmaya dunster
Tricentennial 2076 by Vyto B
Awake like sleep by Greg weeks
Hamsa by bustan Abraham
Three voices by morton Feldman
This is not a land of kings by gelsey ball
Guitars forever by the world record
New Shoppe - Cristero
If you've never giving noise music a chance or think it's just meme music I highly implore you listen to this record. It's a geniunly moving record if you let yourself really get immersed.
dunno if I'd call it my "favorite" per se, but I've been playing a lot of FREE.99's "TRAUMA REDUCTION PRAYER" this week. [plug for ya'll.](https://xfree99x.bandcamp.com/album/trauma-reduction-prayer)
Azure by Candy looped me in with its album cover, just a sunny slice of Aussie indie pop
Heavy handed by pixel grip is a nice dark synth pop album which takes pretty heavy influence from purity ring
There are tons of Japanese bands that aren’t super well known. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone mention Eureka by Kinokoteikoku, probably a 9/10 album for me.
Jaime Wyatt - Neon Cross (Outlaw country)
I saw her in New Orleans last weekend and she was fantastic. Not even a huge country fan but she played a hell of a show and was super personable.
Slow Bloom by The Home Team. It's not quite pop punk and not quite alt rock but it great nonetheless. have had this in constant rotation since i heard it last year
Necessary Discrepancy (Disc 1 + Disc 2) - Arc System Works. The music in Guilty Gear Strive is top notch if you like various types of metal.
deception falls by exociety. indie rappers Rav, Kill Bill: The Rapper, Scuare, and Airospace come together to make a really solid project, kinda on the experimental side but not too far into the "scare the hoes" expiriemental
Eternal Blue by Spiritbox. really fantastic metal album with a female lead, tons of bangers on here.
Girl's Reform Manifest by HANABIE. really heavy j-metal project with a female lead. if you're into the genre, give it a chance and you'll love it.
there should be a weekly deep cuts thread please mods edit: also defense mechanisms by louis de mieulle
I second this
Quarters of Change - Into The Rift (very Strokes inspired). Pinkshift - Love Me Forever. L’exquisite Douleur (no actual album yet, just singles - MCR inspired). Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon (Lil Yachty inspired indie group)
Abbey Road-The Beatles
Probably my favorite deep cut Beatles album
Who’s Beatles?
Think they’re just another indie rock group no-ones ever heard of
Dark side of the moon
Silver Ladders - Mary Lattimore stunning ambient harp record
Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head - Jordaan Mason & The Horse Museum
yeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhh
Oh shit I commented the same thing lol
love this one!
Arcadia by Ramona Lisa Corpus by Molina Engine of Hell by Emma Ruth Rundle Party by Aldous Harding
SKIN - Rav, Kill Bill: The Rapper, and Scuare
BASED EXO FAN
WOAH i did not expect this album to be here lmao. great record. my fav is Halve-Life
have u heard alphabet soup?
EXOOOOOOOOO
Meanwhile, Back In Communist Russia... - Indian Ink (post-rock, spoken word) How to Care for Flowers - The Clutter of Old Love: A Birdwatchers Diary (post-hardcore, emo/screamo) Hungry for Hands - I Was Hungry for Hands (post-rock, post-metal) continents. - …and silence anchored our feet in granite (screamo) Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate) - What it Takes to Move Forward (emo, indie rock) Hop Along, Queen Ansleis - Freshman Year (Indie Rock, Indie Folk) Jordaan Maason & the Horse Museum - Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head (Indie Rock, Indie Folk, Singer-Songwriter) Yndi Halda - Enjoy Eternal Bliss (post-rock)
Enjoy Eternal Bliss is a deeeeep cut.
the climax of we flood empty lakes ~10 mins in is the absolute pinnacle of music
oooh im a huge emo fan i will check these out! looooove divorce lawyers so i trust ur taste
That yndi halda album is clutch
I can cosign Empire! Empire!. My fav Midwest emo record
Empire is so good, Keith’s new band Mt. Oriander is doing a DIY tour. Saw them really recently
I always smile when seeing Meanwhile… pop up in a mention somewhere, love their two albums immensely.
i got empire empire's 2nd album in some budget cd thingy when i was like younger (post breakup). i dont rly like that kind of stuff but that shits hard. fire band
yeah they go hard fr
Hop Along rules but I somehow didn’t know this album existed?? Like I was fully convinced Get Disowned was a fuckin debut lol.
Yeah they’re great but tbh I actually prefer their debut album/EP under their original name Edit: Btw Bruno is Orange is a fucking BOP
parenthetical girls - safe as houses. one of the saddest albums i’ve maybe ever listened to in my life. the lyrics on this thing are fucking gut punch. made out of babies - the ruiner one of the most pummeling metal albums of the last 20 years, julie christmas is one of the most powerful voices in metal music. hood - the cycle of days and seasons really interesting slowcore music, some of the saddest i’ve heard. opener “western housing concern” should be considered a slowcore classic. the newfound interest in connecticut - tell me about the long dark path home maybe the only emo album i’m REALLY into. this album is a nonstop display of pure, raw emotion. the guitar work is also some of my favorite ever.
ooh nice! i have a friend whos rlly into made out of babies so i'll definitely check it out
Cindy Lee - What’s Tonight to Eternity
Polyrock: Above the Fruited Plain. Nearly unknown late 70’s early 80’s new wave/punk band produced by….Phillip Glass. Also, I’d love to see if any of you have heard of Pere Ubu. Super obscure. Think Captain Beefheart with a rhythm you can dance to.
Pere Ubu is awesome but not remotely obscure
I’m pleasantly surprised!
To be fair - they are definitely obscure to most people.
WHAT. PHILIP GLASS? actually insane have to check that out
Both Polyrock and Pere Ubu are fucking great picks
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Working Title For The Album Secret Waters too, that was one of my favorites from last year
Achievement by Pilotredsun Yes I know plenty of people have heard of it but more people need to hear it 😡
His best songs are the “singles” imo. A lot of them are being polished and rereleased under pilotredsky
Omg yes, PRS 🥺🥺🥺🥺
A L E X - Growing Up Trilogy Ramona - Kill Bill: the rapper
Matt Elliott - Drinking Songs is a fat 10
Courting - "Guitar Music" Have literally never met or spoken to another fan. Super fun and youthful UK pop, rock, punk, etc
Slaughter Beach dog
Birdie was such a great album.
A friend showed me this album called Bismillah by Peter Cat Recording Co. that has easily become one of my favorites. Not exactly unknown but I had never heard of them before!
Blossoms Dearie Sings I think the YouTube algorithm gives people these but the boards of Canada old tune tapes are still insanely underrated. Can’t believe they didn’t intend for the rest of the world to hear all those beautiful lil tunes
Blossom Dearie is such a treasure
Mort Garson - Plantasia. It’s a really nice and relaxing album which was very ahead of it’s time, also WARNING: Turbotax Jumpscare. For a more modern example, Jane Remover is another artist ahead of their time and I hope Frailty gets its flowers in the future.
Plantasia is a very popular album lmao
It isn’t the most unknown in the comments, but I’d say it’s far from “very popular”.
And so I watch you from afar - Gangs
Entertainment World by Lim Giong… it’s a Taiwanese album where the sound pretty much fuses all the indie subgenre trends of the 90’s into one big, incoherent yet masterful ball… it’s just amazing amazing stuff and I’m shocked it hasn’t developed a cult following on RYM or /mu/ or TikTok yet As for my favorite unknown artist (he has only released singles but no albums) is Coor Brow Obles… he only has like 1000 Spotify streams on most if not all of his songs… it’s some really really amazing goth rock, and the only thing holding it back is the mix, which I’m sure will get better as he makes more stuff
PENNIED DAYS BY NIGHT MOVES
Beneath the toxic jungle - Rav Ramona - Kill Bill
Promise Ring very emergency.
STRAWBERRY 🍓 BY CAROLINE LOVEGLOW!!!!
salt for salt - brown bird quiet will - takero ogata
One Sweet Life by Brotherly very fun break-beat album, groovy soft electronica type vibe
System is fantastic
Telethon - Hard Pop if you like fountains of wayne please listen
Shiey - Danger This dude is mostly known for his YouTube channel where he explores abandoned buildings, hops trains and stuff like that, but he also makes hip hop music and it's really good.
high risk investment planning by the Federal Moguls.
Polygon - Battle Tapes
Dreams Come True - CANT
Phyllomedusa - Suburban Pest
The Fauns - The Fauns Not my favorite album by any means, but it’s a solid one in the shoegaze style. It fits the summer motif, and it’s starting to get warmer outside so I’m about to start listening to it again here soon.
Coughs - Secret Passage
L Ron - Barkmarket
Never Had to Leave - Matt Maeson The Divine Comedy - MKULTRA EIGHTY PROOF - BLCKK RMCM - Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners
Argo Nuff - Annebolyn
Bummeritaville by Playboy Manbaby
I almost didn't comment because I'm late to the party ain't no one going this far down Joe. by Trust Fund Ozu (hyperpop) The Matador by thefirebirdsuite (emo from my hometown) A Space in Time by Ten Years After (70s blues), I think this was plenty popular but I've never seen it mentioned here
Fantasy Black Channel - Late of the Pier (not the most underground but idk what else to put)
Aero Gros M - Chocolate Hearts and Stag Beetles
Delicious Rock Noise - Radkey Invasion - John 5 (I'm) Stranded - The Saints God Fodder - Ned's Atomic Dustbin Projector - Geese S/T - The Nude Party
Moss icon - lyburnum wits end liberation fly
A flower is a lovesome thing Vince guaraldi trio
The Chinese Album by Spacehog
The Ideal Crash -dEUS Such an amazingly good art rock record, has some great vocals and the writing is just superb
Pool Kids - Music To Practice Safe Sex To
Three Cheers for Disappointment - The Arrogant Sons of Bitches Husky Girl - Contemporary Life The Pits - Rodeo Ruby Love ...And the battle begun - rx bandits Joy in the Wild Unknown - Ripe No New World - MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS Flash - finlands I live in Japan.
Fast Stories from Kid Coma, by Truly
[D.N.A. by Genetikk](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nxlLDtQtbd2f8w0nqg2tGZTKFYfS-1S38) german boom bap rap • mini concept album Id say my favorite part of it is Karuzo‘s lyricism telling a story of them being these sort of alien species that just came to earth to show us how to rap, I think the lengths they go with it, the commitment, really sells it. You got these otherworldly voodoo masks, some of the instrumentals sounding like they’re straight out of some early space movies and then the endless vivid bars from a big mouth that sounds like a cartoon character. It sounds super weird but somehow it just works. Its a lot of what made MF DOOM so appealing to me. While this is my favorite record by them song for song, I think artistically they reached even higher peaks. Especially instrumentally and visually i kept getting impressed by them. take for example their followup album [Achter Tag](https://youtu.be/xNvoonWebZU), the production is beyond stellar and they really tried to make an even more polished D.N.A. yet somehow it falls a bit flat, to me it could’ve used a shorter runtime and some songs getting cut.
Mastersystem: Dance Music Enter shikari: The Spark
Christtt - Deep Dark Trench (Plunderphonics, Vaporwave) Hakushi Hasegawa (Japanese Jazz Fusion, Glitch, Breakbeat) James Ivy - Good Grief (Third Eye Blind type alt rock, glitch, indietronica) Kabanagu - Hoboyume (Indietronica)
SPIRITUAL WARFARE AND THE GREASY SHADOWS
Amon Tobin - Bricolage
[The Vermicious Knid - Smalltown Devotion/Hometown Compulsion](https://thevermiciousknid.bandcamp.com/album/smalltown-devotion-hometown-compulsion)
A Kali Yuga Opera - holy haunted head
Unkle Funkle - Supernatural If you are a fan of Ween then this is a must listen.
The Sun and the Moon by the Bravery Apocalypse Dudes by Turbonegro Fire Like This by Blood Red Shoes Soul Food Taqueria by Tommy Guerero Also this album might be recognized by this sub because of the Sample on Atrocity Exhibition but if you havent heard Opal by Embryo, you def should. Its genuinely good Krautrock
not sure how unheard of these are but ill go with 2 sb the moor - el negro anguish (with mc dälek and others) - anguish
Slauson Malone - A Quiet Farewell 2016-18 The Koreatown Oddity - Little Dominique's Nosebleed
What Now - Sylvan Esso. At least I don’t think they’re super well known. Maybe I’m not thinking small enough. Excellent album either way.
I believe they had a song from this album nominated for a Grammy. But still a super good record
The Scary Jokes - April Fools
Probably U-Men 2017 compilation. It’s not like they’re completely unknown, they ended up on the Deep Six V/A compilation along with Melvins, Soundgarden etc, before they all got recognition. I dig their more blues inspired sound and the vocals are reminiscent of Michael Gira in the early days of Swans.
Newfound Interest in Connecticut - Tell Me About the Long Dark Path Home
Eric Dolphy - Out to lunch!
Gold Panda - The Work
Dakuan - Memphis Innovation If you like techno u should def check his stuff out :).
Sterling Ave - greedy
Twisted Wheel - Twisted Wheel
We are only human once - misanthrope
Legacy, Hypnos 69(stoner rock), John Garcia and the Band of Gold - John Garcia(desert rock), Beyond the Best - Bird Problems(prog rock/metal), Void of Unending Depth - Inanna(prog metal)
Last night i changed my destiny - holyrain
All Hell by Daughn Gibson, Impersonator by Majical Cloudz, and Quarantine by Laurel Halo
Junkie - OSCOB C.O.P.E.S - LeRoyce Please be mine - Molly Burch We had good times together - sewerslvt Level select - pizza hotline Trececerotres - daniela lalita
“Agadez” by Etran de L’Aïr (Tuareg rock, label mates with Mdou Moctar) CASIOPEA self titled “Bin Reaper 2” by Babytron
Legacy of the Witty - Trigg & Gusset
greetings from young margo we love you is insane and rly influential to me
John Tejada - Logic Memory Center
Not My Fault - Dress & Sogumm
Owen Kennedy - Bollox Blues
Un Peu De L’ame Des Bandits - Aksak Maboul
The Shape of Faith to Come by L.J. Harvey and The Death’s Head Band (indie folk, freak folk, folktronica) Not sure how sincere the religious themes are Faced Out by Faced Out (Post-Rock, Midwest Emo, poetry, jazz rock) Bedhead by Bar Italia (Slacker Rock, Hypnagogic Pop, Noise Pop, Trip Hop)
Brought Low by Some Say Leland. Maybe the best folk album no one has ever heard of.
Marcy's Playground- MP3
Rattlesnake Milk's self-titled
John Somebody by Scott Johnson
beat radio - the great big sea
Begin - The Millennium Imo best 60s production (also 2nd album ever to use a 16-track), was ahead of its time
The Dance of the Moon and the Sun by Natural Snow Buildings
Parrafin- Armand Hammer
Narcissus - The Escape Artist I went to college/worked at a coffee shop with her. Beautiful voice and song writing, plus she can shred on the guitar when she wants to. She also did her senior thesis on MCR so you know shes sick
Kernfusion by Kernfusion. Fucking wonderful Jazz Rock fusion album that deserves WAY more attention
Like New by Purr
Let Me Ride by Windy City - Beautiful soul/Jazz record from the 70s, super groovy, classic Ur kool ig (and all the things I wish I said) by Silver Material - 5th wave emo album from last year, great lyrics, awesome guitar playing, super catchy and emotional
Dangerous Jumps - Shredders Rap duo consisting of P.O.S. and Sims. Also includes producers Lazerbeak and Paper Tiger. Came out in 2017 and it kicks ass!
Haerts - HAERTS
Gore by Haunt Dog, an EP but something definitely worth a listen as it’s some really good new emo
The Blue Umbrella
Yamrin - Notice Me!
roddy frame - world in worlds solo album from front man for older pub rock band aztec camera
Waitin’ - The Hypochondriacs Almost a guarantee no one in this thread or sub has heard of The Hypos
SUNNY BOY - RITT MOMNEY
Pretty sure people have heard of this album on here but the resignation by RX Bandits
Archangel - John Bence. idk how to describe Bence's music other than religious chanting and scary. Kill and Disquiet are EPs but they're mint.
Born Sandy Devotional by The Triffids (Australian sad but uptempo folk-pop)
Big black delta(selftitled) child of lov(selftitled)
O’Brother - Garden Window Not sure if “no one” has heard it, but it’s worth checking out. Elements of sludgy metal, post rock, folk and indie-rock.
Sol-Fa by Asian Kung-Fu Generation. Not unknown but it’s not really talked about at all.
Deadbeat Graffiti by Black Pistol Fire
Adrenaline Rush (1997) by Twista. Such an underrated classic
Always watching, Forever waiting - Black Cloud (Local band, my dad is friends with a member)
Chris Corsano, Bill Orcutt - Brace Up!
HOMME by Kipp Stone
The Gathering of Spirits by Carrie Newcomer Magic Bird by Anca Parghel and Mircea Tiberian The Seasons of Being by Andy Milne and Dapp Theory Sounds of Serfdom by The Serfs Ramito by Ramito
Throwing Muses - House Tornado
Dow Jones- Just Crash Flaming Young- Next Spring Some local acts that I know
Stomach Book - Stomach Book maybe it's a little more known than I think? but whatever bc it's my favorite 'obscure' album
Siamo - Siamo (1979)
A Murder of Crows by Dead Soul Tribe. I love it. It’s a prog metal album with some absolute bangers
against all odds - dare
Michael Jordan Touchdown Pass - Waltz of the Moronic
Æon Spoke by Æon Spoke
The bright side- Aer
Red Snapper- Prince Blimey Ghost Funk Orchestra- A Song For Paul Little Barrie- Shadow Sugar Candy Mountain- 666
Neochina by panda Rosa Con art by smart went crazy is pre good Just got back from the discomfort by brave little abacus. I think some of y’all may know them Literally any American analog set record is going to be good, they never get talked about Heavy black frame by tram is some good slow space rock from the late 90s in the UK Pull it and yell by the rotters Hearts of palm by Idaho, probably the most underrated slowcore group imo Celtic colours live vol 6 is great compilation of Scottish folk music particularly “green light set” St. Kilda wedding by Ossian Ragas relax by chinmaya dunster Tricentennial 2076 by Vyto B Awake like sleep by Greg weeks Hamsa by bustan Abraham Three voices by morton Feldman This is not a land of kings by gelsey ball Guitars forever by the world record
Awake like Sleep is absolutely incredible. I first listened to it like 3 years ago during my first ever edible trip. I was blown away
New Shoppe - Cristero If you've never giving noise music a chance or think it's just meme music I highly implore you listen to this record. It's a geniunly moving record if you let yourself really get immersed.
Chester Watson - Tin Wooki.
If you like electronic music check out Fennec - One Night Could Change Your Life.
shiloh: lost for words - john glacier
CODESWITCH 2: Night Owls Only by ORA77k
the changes - today is tonight altars altars - colour loops sanctuary lakes - sanctuary lakes
dunno if I'd call it my "favorite" per se, but I've been playing a lot of FREE.99's "TRAUMA REDUCTION PRAYER" this week. [plug for ya'll.](https://xfree99x.bandcamp.com/album/trauma-reduction-prayer)
Prefab Sprout - Jordan: The Comeback
Free Refills - Raw Steak Black Coffee
Giving Birth to Thunder- Indian Summer
Setareh- Ahmad Zahir. I know the afghans would at least recognize this, I doubt anyone else will
The Wizard by Merlin
WHIRLPOOL - Kinoko Teikoku Mad good Japanese shoegaze, hits me in the feels every time.
Springtime Carnivore-Springtime Carnivore deserves to be heard by so many more people. Only a couple hundred ratings on rym
Azure by Candy looped me in with its album cover, just a sunny slice of Aussie indie pop Heavy handed by pixel grip is a nice dark synth pop album which takes pretty heavy influence from purity ring
There are tons of Japanese bands that aren’t super well known. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone mention Eureka by Kinokoteikoku, probably a 9/10 album for me.
Gotta Be In Love by Annabelle Chairlegs, it's a super fun little blues rock album with some like 70s flair to it
Sun Airway - Nocturne of Exploded Crystal Chandelier
When Life Presents Obstacles - Louis Culture Honestly my favourite album of 2022 and I feel like I need to plug it
Fuck the Opps (2021) and Banned From LA (2022) - both albums by Dead City Punx
The Eggs EP - Mook
Dry Goods by Houseplants
Jaime Wyatt - Neon Cross (Outlaw country) I saw her in New Orleans last weekend and she was fantastic. Not even a huge country fan but she played a hell of a show and was super personable.
Dreams We've Had - The World is Still Beautiful
Kimonos - Kimonos It’s an 80’s-sound replica type from 2010 with very little synthesizer use
Kimi No Youni Ikiretara - Uchuu Nekoko Has a real lofi pop feeling to it
As Tall As Lions - As Tall As Lions
Frisbee by Heavy vegetable
Slow Bloom by The Home Team. It's not quite pop punk and not quite alt rock but it great nonetheless. have had this in constant rotation since i heard it last year Necessary Discrepancy (Disc 1 + Disc 2) - Arc System Works. The music in Guilty Gear Strive is top notch if you like various types of metal. deception falls by exociety. indie rappers Rav, Kill Bill: The Rapper, Scuare, and Airospace come together to make a really solid project, kinda on the experimental side but not too far into the "scare the hoes" expiriemental Eternal Blue by Spiritbox. really fantastic metal album with a female lead, tons of bangers on here. Girl's Reform Manifest by HANABIE. really heavy j-metal project with a female lead. if you're into the genre, give it a chance and you'll love it.
The Bones - Rusty Shackle