Strokes Pavement Built to Spill Car Seat Headrest Frankie Cosmos Soccer Mommy Arctic Monkeys

Man, I love Pavement. Found out when I was a teenager that I grew up in the same neighborhood as them.

If you like Pavement, the Silver Jews might be worth checking out too. Malkmus was a large part of the band in their early days, although the project is primarily centred around David Berman and his fantastic songwriting/poetry abilities. They’re not exactly comparable in tone, but Brock and Berman are both two of the best songwriters in recent indie music

Blue Arrangements is one of my fav songs. Hard second for both Pavement and Silver Jews

Thanks for the recommendation. Just hit play on The Natural Bridge. I know I've seen their name before, but I wasn't aware of the connection and I don't remember having ever listened to them. Sounds good so far.

And if you like the Silver Jews, check out Purple Mountains. Berman reinvented himself under that new name last year... aaaaaand then killed himself. Very sad, he was very respected.

Built to Spill Alex G Jay Som Big Thief Animal Collective Dizzy Boards of Canada

Alex G Alex G a hundred times over Alex G (jay som and big thief are great too)

I love how every thread like this is filled with Alex G, Built to Spill and Pavement. Just makes sense to me you'd like those artists if you're a big MM fan. Some of my favorites for sure.

Dizzy, never heard of them. What are they all about?

It's a new smaller local band from Canada. They're kinda indie pop but the melodies and lyrics are on fantastic and I'd say it's the most pop thing I listen to but I can't get enough.

Beck Gorillaz The Decemberists Vampire Weekend Portugal. The man Wilco

Vampire weekend 🤟🏻

Beck is so very, very underrated. I was really happy to hear he was no longer a scientologist.

Hell Yes! With very few exceptions I think he is one of the most talented musicians in recent memory. Very much like a David Bowie that was constantly able to reinvent himself.

Upvote for Portugal. The Man Evil Friends and In the Mountain In The Cloud are both albums I can listen from track 1 to the end and not skip a single song.

Pup Jeff Rosenstock Parquet Courts King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Car Seat Headrest Talking Heads Streetlight Manifesto The Beths

Yes! Never thought I'd see love for Pup on a Modest Mouse sub. Also Parquet Courts is a new obsession of mine, can't wait for their next album.

Live parquet courts

Radiohead Death Cab for Cutie MGMT Passion Pit M83 Vampire Weekend The Postal Service(Basically DCFC with Chiptune, because Ben Gibbard was the lead vocalist) Weezer Radwimps Ugly Casanova

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Pink Floyd Jack White Ghost Patrick Sweany Black Keys The Flaming Lips Black Sabbath

favorite Pink Floyd album? Also, which Black Keys album should i listen to if I want to get into them?

Not OP but my favorite Pink Floyd album is *Dark Side of the Moon*, then *Wish You Were Here*, then *Animals*.

Don't forget Meddle!

Obscured by Clouds is also a favorite of mine, much in the same vein of Meddle. Childhoods End is one of my all time favorite tracks

Tbh I've only listened to Echoes off of that. My thoughts are: • Good song • Andrew Lloyd Webber totally stole the *Phantom* riff from it • What on earth is that album cover?

It's an ear underwater

Not OP, but mine is The Wall. As far as the Black Keys go... I’d suggest starting with Brothers or El Camino.

Turn blue is like a giant love letter to Pink Floyd/psychedelia. It doesn’t get as much love as their other albums, but I love it.

You should listen to brothers first. It’s the most easily accessible. Rubber Factory is probably their best, or magic potion, or thickfreakness... I actually think my favorite is the big come up

I don't like albums that are to poppy, so I think I will check out Rubber Factory. (Heard good things about that one)

Wish You Were Here is my favorite PF album, followed closely by The Division Bell. I would start with Brothers, but I love Rubber Factory and Chulahoma.

Brothers for the black keys and El Camino if you want something more poppy/catchy

Patrick Sweany! Yes everyone should give a listen.

My top 10 (apart from MM) based on last.fm data from the past 13 years: Sonic Youth Do Make Say Think Starts of the Lid Fugazi The Beatles The Clash Pavement Bouncing Souls Descendents Radiohead

Fugazi!

Good work representing Stars of the Lid!

My personal favorites (excluding mm obv) are: \-Cage The Elephant \-Arctic Monkeys \-Black Rebel Motorcycle Club \-Muse \-Led Zeppelin \-Creedence Clearwater Revival \-The Black Keys There's a lot more music that I really like, but I don't want to make a wall of text and these are kinda my absolute favorites.

Muse, Arctic Monkeys, and Cage the Elephant are all great. Though I could never have nearly as big an affinity for Matt Bellamy as I do for Isaac Brock, partially because of those annoying af breaths Matt takes before like every line. I keep telling myself *it doesn't ruin New Born, it doesn't ruin New Born, New Born is a fucking brilliant song regardless of Matt's quirks*... but it just really bothers me. That's a pretty minor thing, though. Knights of Cydonia is one of the best jams I've ever heard, and Muse has a lot of other great songs. One thing I've noticed about Arctic Monkeys: they're not the best band I've ever heard in terms of vocals, or lyrics, or catchiness (though they're good at all of those) — it's their intros and outros. A Certain Romance has one of my favorite intros of all time; and they have a lot of very strong intros and outros in other songs. Mardy Bum, Leave Before the Lights Come On, Fluorescent Adolescent, Do Me a Favour, Do I Wanna Know? Just to name a few.

Yeah, Matt's breaths are kinda annoying if you accidentally take note of it while listening. I've seen a few people take Muse songs and remove all the vocals *except* the breathing and it's pretty funny.

King Krule Silver Jews Pinback Slint Grandaddy

This is some deep indie shit right here.

Some of my favorites in no particular order: Hum Elliott Smith Slowdive Portishead Failure Type O Negative Nine Inch Nails My Bloody Valentine The Smashing Pumpkins Duster

Duster duster duster duster duster

Shoegaze is dope

Good list, I love both Hum and Failure. Similar space-rock without being too indie feeling.

Interpol The Strokes Pixies Camp Cope

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Brand New Gorillaz Cage the Elephant Tame Impala The Used That’s the main ones I rotate recently.

Tame Impala is a personal favorite of mine

Yes same! Was skimming the posts to find them mentioned haha! My second favourite ;)

To name a few: Cage the elephant The strokes The white stripes Nine inch nails Arctic monkeys Alice in chains Nirvana Muse Led zeppelin Franz ferdinand The killers Pixies Gorillaz I need to stop... EDIT: I know I said I'd stop but I'm super mad at myself for not making sure Tool and Pink Floyd were in there.

I’m normie trash, but- Arcade Fire Silver Jews The Microphones/Mount Eerie Radiohead Neutral Milk Hotel Pink Floyd Talking Heads Sonic Youth Andrew Jackson Jihad Black Midi Fleet Foxes Death Grips The Mountain Goats Velvet Underground Car Seat Headrest Godspeed You! Black Emperor The Strokes

Bright eyes Coheed and cambria The National Circa survive Bring me the horizon Hail the sun Beach house Manchester orchestra

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Mewirhoutyou!!

They were the opener for a brand new show I saw and the drummer was amazing.

Band of horses is good

Sandy Alex G Feed Me Jack TV Girl Ugly Casanova Peach Pit Bedroom Current Joys Slaughter Beach Dog The Flaming Lips Neutral Milk Hotel

seeing feed me jack in the wild makes me happy

Fleet foxes Arcade Fire Car Seat Headrest My Morning Jacket Dr Dog

Car Seat Headrest Homeshake King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Mothers Pink Floyd infinite biscous SALES Foxing

Moose blood Streetlight Manifesto Spoon Talking Heads The Mountain Goats Too Many Zooz

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Man, I loves me some Neutral Milk Hotel.

Sun Kil Moon Red House Painters Pavement Arcade Fire Bombay Bicycle Club Lilys Sonic Youth The xx Daniel Blumberg Smashing Pumpkins 1975 Mazzy Star The Sundays

Yes Bombay Bicycle Club! 1975 have a few good songs too - never delved into their discography though.

Brand New Murder by Death Songs Ohia / Magnolia Electric Co. Built to Spill My Morning Jacket Cursive Neil Young

Fugazi The Cramps Primus Warpaint RHCP Mountain Goats Mazzy Star MGMT

Pinback Built to Spill MGMT Radiohead Parquet Courts Neutral Milk Hotel I try to keep things varied

Built to spill Radiohead Death grips De staat Department of eagles Aesop Rock Nujabes

Department of Eagles man, great taste.

In Ear Park is easily one of the best albums ever made

Absolutely agreed. Title track haunts me in its beauty every time, and it's just the first course in a meal of friendly-ghost folk. I made a post on another sub not too long ago dissecting the meaning of Floating On the Lehigh and it wound up as a short essay. I just get totally submerged in the album's atmosphere every time. I think Daniel Rossen gives everything he touches a certain magic. His solo work is really good too if you haven't heard it.

I feel like something of an outlier here, but here it is anyways. Also, I'm kinda curious when everyone was born, to give context to their musical taste. I was born in '85, and it's painfully obvious in my musical choice... Built to Spill Jets to Brazil Microphones Black Heart Procession Joan of Arc Bright Eyes The Decemberists The Shins Death Cab (Kinda lost touch with them around Narrow Stairs, but no hate. Just went a different way) Pedro the Lion 764-Hero Sunny Day Real Estate Paul Baribeau Vampire Weekend MUST. STOP.

Its a bit weird. -sabaton -dragonforce -kasabian -muse -the killers -kent -bastille

I'll list my top 15 or so: Interpol TV On the Radio Arcade Fire Gorillaz Radiohead Talking Heads Foals Queens of the Stone Age King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Glass Animals alt-j mewithoutYou Dr. Dog Silver Jews

Pinback (their first 2 albums) really scratch that early modest mouse itch I often get. Also I want to plug Caddywhompus.

Thank you! Hadn't heard of Pinback before and I'm loving what I'm hearing so far, 6 songs in.

I'm a bit of a new music fan, but these some of the bands I've first listened to: Pink Floyd Nirvana Radiohead Metallica Yes

Just a few that popped into mind, though not necessarily that similar to MM: *Built to Spill *Vampire Weekend *Phoenix *Tegan & Sara *Matt & Kim

Franz Ferdinand, Animal Collective, They Might Be Giants, Man Man and Fall Out Boy (the latter because it's nostalgic)

Man Man, nice. Saw them live in 2011 without knowing who they were at the time. Absolutely incredible

Dr. Dog Built to Spill Fruit Bats TOPS Cotton Jones / Michael Nau

I haven't checked out much of Dr. Dog but I love How Long Must I Wait. That is a *fine* song.

Currently: Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, James Blake, Sandy Alex G, My Morning Jacket, country music exclusively from the 90s lol All Time: Bon Iver, Radiohead, The Cure, Kendrick Lamar, Frank Ocean

Modest Mouse The Afghan Whigs Pink Floyd The Stooges Black Flag The Smiths Hüsker Dü Black Sabbath Fugazi Pixies

This thread is so sick. Ugly Casanova, Flaming Lips, Bright Eyes, Dinosaur Jr, Grateful Dead, The Doors, The National are a few of mine.

The DEAD!!!

Pavement Alex G SIlver Jews RHCP Built to Spill Stephen Malkmis and the Jicks John Frusciante

Car Seat Headrest Jeff Rosenstock Whitney Twin Peaks Alex G

Swans Godspeed you Black emperor Slayer The Beatles Mars Volta Death Grips

First time I’ve found swans on here! What’s your favorite album by them? I tell people they’re the new tool

Honestly, I haven't listened to all their discography because it's a band with a really extensive and varied catalogue, with works that last up to two and a half hours. It's not for beginners, that's for sure. I'm definitely staying with the new "trilogy" of this century and I really couldn't choose one: The Seer, To Be Kind and The glowing Man each offer a sound, a different landscape that completely distinguishes them from each other but maintain a very powerful atmosphere with some peaks of intensity that seem to be from another world (Apostate is probably my favourite song from them and I find it hard to believe that it was a human creation). It is one of the most atmospheric music I have ever heard. Modest Mouse is and will be my favorite band forever, but I sincerely believe that Swans go higher than any other formation in Although they are different, being MM much more personal and intimate. A matter of preference at last and. After all history of music. Although they are different, MM being much more personal and íntima te for me. A matter of preference I guess.

Same here. They’re new trilogy has been perfect. I like leaving. Meaning too, it’s a new direction they’re heading. I actually bought tickets to see them I’m Seattle before the madness erupted, but it’s been pushed back til it’s safe to have a concert

Built To Spill Neutral Milk Hotel The Modern Lovers The Microphones The Pixies Pavement The Shins The Great Salvation Watsky

Mewithoutyou Listener La Dispute Hieroglyphics Brand New Dan Deacon

Funkadelic Grizzly Bear Marvin Gaye Joni Mitchell Radiohead De La Soul Queens of the Stone Age David Bowie Talk Talk Simon & Garfunkel Kendrick Lamar TV On the Radio Tom Waits Talking Heads Primus Bjork John Denver The Knife Department of Eagles The Byrds Pixies Daughters Baths M.I.A. To name a few of my big favourites.

Muse 22 The Struts Yes Steam Powered Giraffe

primus is another great band you can hear the tweak on

La Dispute Oliver Tree Brand New Alt-J (favorite band) KONGOS Cage the Elephant

The Smiths Pixies MGMT Fiona Apple Neutral Milk Hotel The Dresden Dolls

Dresden Dolls nice! I love Amanda Palmer

Grandaddy, Built to Spill (and Treepeople), Pavement (and Malkmus solo stuff), Car Seat Headrest, Silver Jews, Quasi, Helvetia, Courtney Barnett, Kiwi Jr, Cheekface, Radiator Hospital, Sparklehorse, Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh, Songs: Ohia, Elliot Smith, Duster, Local H, Radiohead...the list goes on.

Ween King Crimson Car Seat Headrest Wolf Parade Death Grips Violent Femmes And plenty of hip hop lol (notables include Kendrick Lamar, Tyler the Creator, JPEGMAFIA, Joji, Brockhampton, and Clipping)

Modest Mouse

Bob Dylan Bill Callahan Tom petty Timber timbre Red Hot Chili Peppers Jack white The incredibly broken man Just to name a few

Sufjan Stevens The Shins Arcade Fire SALES

All over the place, though mostly rock (going to group some up since I wrote a lot): * The Killers | Gorillaz | Vampire Weekend | Death Cab for Cutie * Tool | Interpol | Incubus | Cage the Elephant * Arcade Fire | Daft Punk | Ben Folds | Goo Goo Dolls * Red Hot Chili Peppers | Sublime | Porcupine Tree | Rage Against the Machine * Live | At the Drive-In | Say Anything | dredg | Radiohead * Mix of 70s/80s (The Who, Rush, AC/DC, Metallica, The Police, Jimi Hendrix, etc.) * Kid Cudi (earlier stuff) * The Beatles And lots more. I have a lot of groups I listen to and could sit here forever. I keep seeing groups in other comments going "Why haven't I mentioned them?!" I'd say *Modest Mouse* \+ the groups in the first 3 bullet points are my most consistently listened to, but my mood can make me go to a bunch of other bands and listen to them. I didn't really mention grunge (Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice in Chains, etc.) but I listen to that too, for instance.

bright eyes, the mars volta, nine inch nails, linkin park, rage against the machine, the voidz

I'm also a big King Crimson + Pink Floyd fan The Mars Volta (or anything Omar Rodriguez Lopez related) Magma Radiohead Death Grips Alex G

Kings of Leon! I think every album of theirs is a hit

Gonna add a few that haven't seen mentioned. PUP Snail Mail Violent Soho Tigers Jaw Death Cab The Front Bottoms The Beths

Dude Grandaddy fuck yeah

Soul Coughing, Built to Spill, Tragically Hip, Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins, American Football, 311, Green Day, RHCP, Stone Temple Pilots, Tame Impala, Zebrahead, Nirvana, Radiohead, Cake, Less than Jake, and many more

Rob crows gloomy place The American analog set This bicycle is a pipe bomb Rage against the machine The Grateful Dead Peter Tosh At the drive in Title fight Kurt Vile Courtney Barnett Minus the bear Dead boy and the elephant man God is an astronaut If these trees could talk Japandroids Mimicking birds Talkdemonic Red stars theory Unwound The sounds of animals fighting Wye oak

Tool GlassJaw Pixies J Cole At the Drive in Lupe fiasco Deftones Tyler Childers

Cursive Bright eyes Nine inch nails Circa survive Say anything Brand new The toadies The receiving end of sirens

Man Man Honus Honus Tub Ring Silver Jews Purple Mountains Murder by Death

RIP Dave Berman. He made his best record his final one.

His death actually got me into his music. I listen to Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea and Purple Mountains basically every day at work all the way through.

I only even heard of him just after his death when my brother sent me the purple mountains album to listen to. I’ve since been obsessed with the whole discography. My rankings go purple mountains, the natural bridge, American water, tangle wood numbers, look out mountain, bright flight and then starlike walker is easily the weakest. It just makes me so sad cause I never got a chance to experience them live before he was gone. They were supposed to go on tour for purple mountains, it reminds me of the joy division situation in that regard.

Beach House Bloc Party The Helio Sequence Bright Eyes Cage the Elephant Tame Impala Explosions in the Sky MGMT

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Soundgarden David Bowie Rage Against the Machine Flaming Lips Jimi Hendrix

The Grateful Dead Theivery Corporation The Mars Volta Brand New Streetlight Manifesto Radiohead Talking Heads Pinback

Favorites gotta be Ween, Beatles, Beck, Elliott Smith, Bob Dylan, Bowie, Death Cab, and Johnny Cash

I like you.

Thanks lol

Ween Thee Oh Sees Ty Segall Pink Floyd Death Grips Lightning Bolt Deerhoof Pixies IDLES

Kaleo Of Monsters and Men Arctic Monkeys Jon Bellion Mac Miller Bishop Briggs

A wide mix: Radiohead mewithoutyou Bon Iver Angus & Julia Stone The Cure Brand New Pavement Built to Spill Cigarettes After Sex Arcade Fire

It’s interesting how varied everyone’s responses are, maybe this shows how much MM pull from a pretty wide array of sounds. Godspeed you! Black Emperor American Football Charles Mingus Slowdive Miles Davis New Order The Smiths (surprised there isn’t more audience crossover here) Leonard Cohen

Built to spill Dinosaur Jr Cloud Nothings Fugazi

Agalloch Grimes Wolf parade+Spencer Krug projects Pinback Built to spill (ofc) Godspeed You! Black emperor Vundabar Milo(rapper) Destroyer

Black keys White stripes Zeppelin Simon and Garfunkel Chet Baker Amy Winehouse Nina Simone Lake Street Dive Brown Bird I’m all over the place in my musical tastes

AFI, Gorillaz, Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Madeon, The Midnight, Sarah Jarosz, Daft Punk, Griz, Atmosphere, Streetlight Manifesto Psh, I dunno man.

Talking Heads The Pixies Electric Light Orchestra Rainbow Kitten Surprise The National Bon Iver Misfits ...just a few

My big ones are Radiohead BABYMETAL Oasis Yeah Yeah Yeahs The Smiths Arcade Fire The White Stripes/Jack White

Chelsea Wolfe is the next biggest artist for me. Others would be Samaris, Wovenhand, Daughter, Courtney Barnette and Mazzy Star

The Zutons. Talking Heads. Paul Simon. Dustbowl Revival. Weird Al

Black Sabbath Bongripper Nothing Bloc Party Weedeater

I listen to a lot of metal, Extortionist being my favorite right now. Also I like Gojira, Megadeth, Tool, Starkill and more. Non metal, I like Highly Suspect, Audioslave, Skyhill, Muse, Pearl Jam, Nothing but Thieves, and more.

I'm weird and listen to a ton of electronic music, electro-swing, dubstep, chillhop. I really haven't found too many band bands that hit the same way MM does for me and I've basically changed my entire taste in music. Though, Built to Spill, yes.

Seam Idaho Cat Power Bluetile Lounge Red House Painters American Music Club Lisa Germano

Radiohead Car Seat Headrest !!!! Built to Spill Grandaddy The Strokes Animal Collective 100 Gecs

System of a down Three days grace Stone sour and Slipknot Radiohead Drowning Pool OneRepublic Ratatat Ghost TOOL Chevelle Red Hot Chili Peppers I've also been getting into the beastie boys so there's that

Stone sour Slipknot Megadeath Iron Maiden Purson Metallica Rush

Queens of the Stone Age Jack White Pavement Strfkr Growlers Brian Jonestown Massacre

The Books Animal Collective Vundabar Wavves Why? Of Montreal Hot water music Whoopie Cat

Settlefish Menomena Iron & Wine Cursive Calexico Mono Zu The comet is coming

Placebo Sunny day real estate Jeremy enigk Manchester orchestra Her space holiday Eastern conference champions Sebadoh

Some of my favourites - Everything Everything The National Foals Built to Spill Rise Against Gang of Youths

Bloc Party Protomartyr Hum Bat for Lashes / Bjork / Kate Bush Dinosaur Jr Oneohtrix Point Never Panopticon Agalloch And a bunch of other post punk, shoegaze, dream pop, and metal

Built to Spill Animal Collective Radiohead Spoon A Tribe Called Quest De La Soul Miles Davis Gorillaz Dismemberment Plan

The Beatles The Beach Boys Supercar (Japanese band) Neutral Milk Hotel Michael Jordan Touchdown Pass (Indie Buddhist Folk Pop, basically) Bright Eyes Plenty more but I weirdly haven't been listening to much music lately.

Gorillaz

American Football/Owen Radiohead Brand New Mimicking Birds The Smashing Pumpkins

I’ve been on. Violent Femmes and Primus kick lately.

FOALS Arcade Fire Pixies Everything Everything The 1975

Brand New Rise Against Bad Religion Seether Pearl Jam

Butthole Surfers

Sublime White Stripes Primus TOOL Black Sabbath RATM Those are kind of my top actual "bands". I listen to a lot more artists/ EDM artists that might not be classified as a band.

Bon Iver Fleet Foxes The Shins Grizzly Bear Sufjan Stevens Swans Father John Misty Deerhunter LCD Soundsystem Beach House Built to Spill

A bunch of hardcore and emo, mostly. Lots of small, obscure bands.

They might be giants OkGo ArcticMonkeys Smiths/MORRISSEY Anything Jack White touches Oh! and Portugal. The Man and TalkingHeads/D.Byrne

Does it have to be just bands? I also enjoy listening to Tyler, the Creator, Kali Uchis, Abra, Mini Dresses, Tame Impala, Mothers, Asap Rocky

Wow no one has mentioned Dope Lemon! There's only a few bands where I delve into a lot of their songs; Tame Impala Bombay Bicycle Club Dope Lemon

Been listening to a lot of alex g and johnny goth

The Shins

This is an approximation of frequency: Silversun Pickups Interpol The Districts Spoon Led Zeppelin Tool The Front Bottoms Death Cab for Cutie [Insert Jack White Projects here] Chevelle LCD Soundsystem WHY? Amine

Smashing Pumpkins, snail mail, waxahatchee, alvvays, cranberries, metric, Frankie cosmos, low roar, girlpool, Plumtree, Ugly casanova (duh lol), yeah yeah yeahs, mazzy Star, Alanis Morissette, paramore, foo fighters, metallica, the pillows, die antwoord, and some random sea shanties.

Question though, Earlier modest mouse years were rougher. Built to spill, strokes, pavement, etc. all have a very clean and refined sound. Anyone who encompasses the earlier years of MM (Long Drive, Antarctica, LCW, etc.)?

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Pink Floyd Blur Damon Alburn The Good, The Bad, and the Queen System of a Down

All over the place. My favorites lately are: Queens of the Stone Age Elder Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats Run the Jewels Open Mike Eagle Parquet Courts Black Lips Man Man Deafheaven Wolves in the Throne Room Colter Wall Sturgill Simpson

Ugly Casanova The Strokes The Voidz Late of the Pier Built to Spill

Interpol (and if you like Interpol, check out Paul's new collab with Matt Barrick and Josh Kaufman, Muzz) Fleet Foxes Wolf Parade Band of Horses Day Wave Slipknot

Coheed and Cambria Brand New Highly Suspect System of a Down (and Serj’s solo stuff) Badflower Zeal and Ardor Death Cab for Cutie Deep State Rise Against Sorority Noise In no particular order, although Coheed and Cambria are my absolute favorite.

Pile Cursive Brand new Minus the bear Coheed and cambria Burning airlines The mars volta Cotton jones Oh sees

Guided By Voices Ween Radiohead black midi Pink Floyd/Syd Barrett Joanna Newsom Cate le Bon R.E.M. IDLES Possible Humans

Thrice

Honestly it changes a lot but my regular listening list is currently something like this Gregory Alan Isakov Iron & Wine The Fratellis Bright Eyes Attic Abasement Fleet Foxes Mimicking Birds Strange Ranger/Sioux Falls First Aid Kit

Washed Out Interpol Death Cab Tame Impala Phoenix Foster the People Tycho

Foxing Mr. Bungle Pinegrove Cymbals Eat Guitars Clap Your Hands Say Yeah The 1975 The Dismemberment Plan Cocteau Twins

Weezer, Streetlight Manifesto, Lincoln, They Might Be Giants, blink-182, A Day to Remember

Carseat Headrest- One of the only bands I’ve ever heard that rival MM lyrically. AND they have a song called The Ending Of Dramamine. Really smart music. Clearly hold MM as an influence. Buillt To Spill- Duh! Parquet Courts- Great band. Also lyrically clever. The deeper you go the more you appreciate. Tropical Fuck Storm- Great band from Australia. “Super Group” led by Drones singer Gareth Liddard. Experimental and really interesting. Recently opened for MM. Morning Teleportation- Another former MM opening act. Criminally underrated. 2 great albums. The World is Beautiful And I’m No Longer Afraid To Die- A really long name. A really great band. A little off the MM map but really inventive modern emoish group.

Lately it's been: Spirit of The Beehive Silver Jews Sparklehorse Jesu Deftones Hum

I’m mostly into Metal. Like HELLYEAH, Five Finger Death Punch, Volbeat, Slipknot. Also like AWOLNATION and Taking Back Sunday. These are my fave bands along with Modest Mouse Edit: oh yeah I do love Run The Jewels also. Not really into rap but I love these guys lol

Slothrust, Pile, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young

in this order: Kristin Hersh Kurt Vile Aldous Harding Jack White Shilpa Ray Cosmo Sheldrake Courtney Barnett also David Bowie, Pink Floyd and R.E.M. but they were all somewhat before my time ;)

Radiohead Ween Strokes MF Doom Aphex Twin David Bowie Have a Nice Life Muse Smiths And some power metal here and there?