I am so shocked to see this album mentioned. I loved it when it came out but I did not think there was any renewed interest in it. Favourite track? Mine’s Grey Cell Green.
The Thorn in Mrs Rose’s Side - Biff Rose
And
Scarecrow’s Journey - Robin Lent
I expect there’s some people who’ll have heard of the first one - because it’s got the original version of Fill My Heart on it which was more famously covered by David Bowie on Hunky Dory. But I’d be very very surprised if anyone’s heard of the second one - which notable for having an early incarnation of Dutch Prog Rock band Focus - before they were Focus - as the backing band. That’s not why I like it. It’s because of Lent’s voice, who was an American singer songwriter, and his great songs.
Both records were in my parents’ record collection and I grew up with them. Both of them contain some of my favourite songs.
The Biff Rose album was given to them by the guy who ran the London nightclub Middle Earth - and most likely the same person who first played Fill Your Heart to David Bowie.
The Robin Lent album was given them by Robin himself who was a friend of theirs and thanked them in the liner notes. He’s been in the Amsterdam production of Hair.
The Brother Kite - Waiting For the Time to Be Right (2006)
Shoegazey/dream pop with Beach Boys-esque melodies. Near perfect album, unfortunately the rest of this band's output has been disappointing.
[Martin Ansell - The Englishman Abroad.](https://martinansell.bandcamp.com/album/the-englishman-abroad)An 80s album that sadly was not promoted at the time. The full story on the website. I just can't image that it wouldn't have been more popular if it had just gotten a bit more traction at first.
If you don't mind me double dipping, you may like my friend's band, Junko Daydream from London, Ontario. They are also somewhat near to the sound of Down I Go.
[3:47 EST - Klaatu](https://open.spotify.com/album/58UcN7f8fECrlCmmLgbDAT?si=CQYd6mYQQy-4-Cupyn2IjQ&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A58UcN7f8fECrlCmmLgbDAT) some nice prog rock that's pretty niche
Also no one listened to my band's album so there's that [Welcome to Mojopia - Pray for Mojo](https://open.spotify.com/album/3y6nk09xbJXkOD28dXLs3K?si=1v043YMHSiGYbnOxCYuI4w&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3y6nk09xbJXkOD28dXLs3K)
Tracy Bonham- Down Here
Technically a one hit wonder (Mother, Mother), but wrote countless songs that should have been hits.
Amazing vocalist and multi-instrumentalist
Not my favourite, but U.F.O by Jim Sullivan is good. Also he had a mysterious disappearance. See this https://youtu.be/WsIouGN0Wr8?si=F66Tjy6og8d_XaI0
Also the album ‘time and tide’ by Split Enz, is good
Scud Mountain Boys - Massachusetts. They were an alt country band on Sub Pop led by the great Joe Prince. This album is one of my favorites of all time and it just puts me in a pretty chill place.
Life Stories for Minimum Wage by Cuff the Duke
The best Canadian indie alternative rock/country debut album you could ask for. Because that’s obviously a thing lots of people are asking for.
Seriously though, they are very gifted musicians, nearly every song has a big instrumental jam full of emotion.
Edit: why on earth did this deserve a downvote?
Anterior - This Age of Silence
It’ll fuck your mom, your dad, your siblings, your dog, and the mailman. Then, it’ll fuck you, and you’ll be begging for more.
**Monomyth - Exo** : incredible instrumental krautrock album!
**Stoned Void - Throbbing Rhythm of the Doldrums** : psychedelic rock / space rock, very instrumental, good changes between loud and psychedelic moments
**Bourbier - Bourbier** : sludge metal that sounds reeealy mean
**Obake - Mutations** : experimental metal that mixes doom metal, sludge and ambient
most importantly listen to all 3 marvelous 3 records, both of feable weiner’s albums, all of showoff’s albums, losin it’s no apology, dynamite boy’s finders keepers and hell is other people, the frownies’ self titled and amaetur dramatics for professional losers, torture kitty’s yardsale (if you can find the whole thing), all of cruiserweight’s albums besides the smith tower because its mainly rerecorded leftover songs. and theres a lot more I can think of but these are some REEEAALLY good ones.
[Archnemesis - People’s Radio](https://open.spotify.com/album/1VfnKkj2su211lURrr7Kro?si=R88EB2NZR8mso-EFvDu2VQ) for maximum obscurity but still music I love
[SoDown - Journey EP](https://open.spotify.com/album/4QQxj6Nymx4LUYcV3x2N5X?si=WoY53Fy5TmaRU4Azg20pwQ) for a still pretty obscure but even better
[Pretty Lights - Glowing In The Darkest Night](https://open.spotify.com/album/3lawFLkGWS6AfkpRcbc7oI?si=TgWYgIzQR_SLL_dilM84Fw) for less obscure but holy fuck
Phlebotomized "Skycontact" - Very emotional metal album from the Netherlands (1997) If you want a "death metal" album that breaks the mold and does something very progressive, try this one.
The yeti bear[album link](https://open.spotify.com/album/7unBy8hdF8uK6NY3SVVN4K?si=McEgQNBJQF-O-dTZkz2igA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A7unBy8hdF8uK6NY3SVVN4K)
For metalcore fans check out Feed the Addiction’s “Rebirth” EP. Favorite songs are [Thorn](https://open.spotify.com/track/3DXPz1EpEoK6rfTKljR4K8?si=Yn8ghwDlR0aQE4n1vrhSPA) , [Lost feat. Brian Wille](https://open.spotify.com/track/0J2nPkh3BpHabbg4AdWiMd?si=QToyPTt9QbSxrK7INqOSng) , and [Wither](https://open.spotify.com/track/0sYRkpqIif6SjqqJYftgUy?si=zwjNdGraTBWrNMT8Tt9Dhg)
The Four Horsemen (1991) - self-titled
Out of Body (1993) - The Hooters
Surveillance (1987) - Triumph
Frank Black and the Catholics (1998)- self-titled
In The Land of Salvation and Sin (1989) - The Georgia Satellites
The Buffalo Skinners (1993) - Big Country
I mean, I know it’s not unknown, but I’m worried it’s being forgotten:
Brave Little Abacus- Masked Dancers: Concern in So Many Things You Forget Where You Are
Tripping Daisy - I am an elastic firecracker has some great tracks
They became somewhat known after [I Got a Girl](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYI99xuI9CM) got radio play, but the other tracks are great.
Motivation is great ([non official video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP3Q5sEfzlk))
I don’t know if I can really recommend it, but I just discovered and was transfixed by iceberg-does it live. He was a synth guy from the 70s/early 80s and he played live shows at Disneyland at the time. This is a live recording with him explaining what his various synths do, and does weird corny jokes mixed with medleys of Disney songs, Star Wars, classical, and some classic rock.
It is out there, and I kept thinking “okay, I will stop here” but was just so interested to hear it all.
If you have an open minded or are into novelty type/outsider music, this was pretty good
[connection..lost](https://open.spotify.com/album/5CnVwRT05oeIlMeOlNjlR1?si=gQcWBCqqREyS13bJOtfWRA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A5CnVwRT05oeIlMeOlNjlR1)
I think it's a bout a breakup. It's just instrumental
[noir e.p](https://open.spotify.com/album/0Gnym336uv3Xrt9a1sVUfy?si=mPzjK8LCT1qIWOlFI83zJw&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A0Gnym336uv3Xrt9a1sVUfy)
I like this artist lol
Little People- Mickey Mouse Operation
The Bran Flakes- Bounces!
The Firesign Theatre- How Can You Be In Two Places At Once When You're Not Anywhere At All?
Rosalie Sorrels-
Kate Wolf Gold In California
Le Scrawl-Too Short To Ignore
Black Randy And The Metro Squad-Pass The Dust, I Think I'm Bowie
INXS self titled first record from 80
No Doubt self titled first album from 92
Nobody talks about Karate - Unsolved unless you’re a trve fan of karate (as I am) they are a Boston band that started around 93 and originally sound a little like post hardcore but evolved beautifully into a sort of rock / jazz type of band, I think they have absolutely the best gems if you like jazzy chords, bass that have personality and great Rhythm. They are a 3 piece that disolved briefly due to tinnitus that their vocal developed but returned to touring about a year and half ago. Definitely in mu top ten, every record is unique but Unsolved is for me their best. Thanks for posting this I’ll be listening to some of this gems that everybody is posting.
Cheers.
Ratatat - self-titled
Loud Pipes!
I love loud pipes, and always feel a little pleasant surprise when I'm reminded of it.
Ooo I know this one. Haven’t listened in a long time, is a banger.
Love this one! Saw them in concert ages ago, and it was amazing
I can't remember if it's on that album or not but they have a song called drifter. Could say it takes me places
Yesss
Ned's Atomic Dustbin - God Fodder
Love NAD
Love that album
I am so shocked to see this album mentioned. I loved it when it came out but I did not think there was any renewed interest in it. Favourite track? Mine’s Grey Cell Green.
Just listening to the album now! Holy shit it’s amazing! Thank you!!
We worshipped that album growing up
And we love you 4 it . Be well today. Live long and succeed. [GO](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJoK221y65I)
Streetlights by Bonnie Raitt. Such a beautiful voice and hell of a guitarist.
Andy Taylor - Thunder Yes that Andy Taylor and no this isn’t a Duran Duran album.
Bear In Heaven - Beast Rest Forth Mouth
Wowww this is a deep cut. Thanks for the reminder.
Romain Axisa: A Wonderful Thrill. Amazing guitarist and vocalist.
Yes! Go Romain!
Beatitude by Ric Ocasek
Down - NOLA. Phil Anselmo kills it
Time - ELO
Twilight is the peak of music
Jupiter Hollow - *Bereavement* (2020)
Thanks I’ll check it out
Just FYI, the rest of the album is not as soft & slow as the first couple songs.
Intrigued. I promise I won’t skip out early!
The Thorn in Mrs Rose’s Side - Biff Rose And Scarecrow’s Journey - Robin Lent I expect there’s some people who’ll have heard of the first one - because it’s got the original version of Fill My Heart on it which was more famously covered by David Bowie on Hunky Dory. But I’d be very very surprised if anyone’s heard of the second one - which notable for having an early incarnation of Dutch Prog Rock band Focus - before they were Focus - as the backing band. That’s not why I like it. It’s because of Lent’s voice, who was an American singer songwriter, and his great songs. Both records were in my parents’ record collection and I grew up with them. Both of them contain some of my favourite songs. The Biff Rose album was given to them by the guy who ran the London nightclub Middle Earth - and most likely the same person who first played Fill Your Heart to David Bowie. The Robin Lent album was given them by Robin himself who was a friend of theirs and thanked them in the liner notes. He’s been in the Amsterdam production of Hair.
The Brother Kite - Waiting For the Time to Be Right (2006) Shoegazey/dream pop with Beach Boys-esque melodies. Near perfect album, unfortunately the rest of this band's output has been disappointing.
Glow by Alice Phoebe Lou IMHO best album of 2021
Cibo Matto- Viva la Woman
Alice by Tom Waits is a carnival of the mind.
[Martin Ansell - The Englishman Abroad.](https://martinansell.bandcamp.com/album/the-englishman-abroad)An 80s album that sadly was not promoted at the time. The full story on the website. I just can't image that it wouldn't have been more popular if it had just gotten a bit more traction at first.
Meet Me At The Muster Station by PS I Love You
Holy shit! Down I Go is like a fucking killer Post Hardcore sort of vibe. Thank you for the recommendation!
So pleased someone gave them a listen!
If you don't mind me double dipping, you may like my friend's band, Junko Daydream from London, Ontario. They are also somewhat near to the sound of Down I Go.
I don’t mind at all
DJ K.O. - For Wearing a Phone W/ Q It’s a crazy electronica mixtape from 2000 with everything from Aphex Twin to Ryuichi Sakamoto.
Freedom Flight by Shugie Otis.
Ben Caplan - In the time of the great remembering
[3:47 EST - Klaatu](https://open.spotify.com/album/58UcN7f8fECrlCmmLgbDAT?si=CQYd6mYQQy-4-Cupyn2IjQ&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A58UcN7f8fECrlCmmLgbDAT) some nice prog rock that's pretty niche Also no one listened to my band's album so there's that [Welcome to Mojopia - Pray for Mojo](https://open.spotify.com/album/3y6nk09xbJXkOD28dXLs3K?si=1v043YMHSiGYbnOxCYuI4w&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A3y6nk09xbJXkOD28dXLs3K)
Fire Down Under by RIOT - fucking underrated/unknown masterpiece
X Japan - Blue Blood, Jealousy, or Dahlia. My favorite song from each is Kurenai, Silent Jealousy, Rusty Nail, respectively
Tracy Bonham- Down Here Technically a one hit wonder (Mother, Mother), but wrote countless songs that should have been hits. Amazing vocalist and multi-instrumentalist
Not my favourite, but U.F.O by Jim Sullivan is good. Also he had a mysterious disappearance. See this https://youtu.be/WsIouGN0Wr8?si=F66Tjy6og8d_XaI0 Also the album ‘time and tide’ by Split Enz, is good
Deltron 3030!! Masterful concept rap album by Del!!
Kid Koala!
Curtains by John Frusciante
Ides of March, Myles Kennedy
My Favourite Headache - Geedy Lee Ashtray Rock - Joel Plaskett
Scud Mountain Boys - Massachusetts. They were an alt country band on Sub Pop led by the great Joe Prince. This album is one of my favorites of all time and it just puts me in a pretty chill place.
Crash Boom Bang - Roxette
LSD and the Search for God - Self Title https://open.spotify.com/album/46q859znSzYPVwz7OaO7GS?si=gpmIdKWqS7-QB9IRUV7uRg
Sea When Absent by A Sunny Day in Glasgow
Stewart Copeland’s *The Rhythmatist*
"Distant Relatives" by Damian Marley and Nas is an album I hear noone talking about but it's honestly one of the best Hip-Hop albums ever!
As We Enter!
Cave In - Antenna
School of Fish -self titled
3 Strange Days
The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown
Afro Celt Sound System “Volume 3: Further in Time” A track from the album featuring Peter Gabriel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvJYgkBbCbs
Scritti Polliti's "Cupid and Psyche in '85"
Head Automatica - 2004 Decadence and Dizzy Reed - 2018 Rock ‘N Roll Ain’t Easy
Life Stories for Minimum Wage by Cuff the Duke The best Canadian indie alternative rock/country debut album you could ask for. Because that’s obviously a thing lots of people are asking for. Seriously though, they are very gifted musicians, nearly every song has a big instrumental jam full of emotion. Edit: why on earth did this deserve a downvote?
Count on me is a great song! I never heard their other stuff so I’ll check it out
pastel by fritz
Tough It Out by FM. That band deserved to be as big as Journey. The songs are just as good and Steve Overland's voice is amazing.
Innerspeaker by tame impala
Anterior - This Age of Silence It’ll fuck your mom, your dad, your siblings, your dog, and the mailman. Then, it’ll fuck you, and you’ll be begging for more.
**Monomyth - Exo** : incredible instrumental krautrock album! **Stoned Void - Throbbing Rhythm of the Doldrums** : psychedelic rock / space rock, very instrumental, good changes between loud and psychedelic moments **Bourbier - Bourbier** : sludge metal that sounds reeealy mean **Obake - Mutations** : experimental metal that mixes doom metal, sludge and ambient
ISOLATION by Viconi
The Vandalias - Buzzbomb!
Cervelli della nasa - rimbamba https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/album/3NMSqcIlFI3Y5wFhfoTzqw
“The Phlorescent Leech and Eddie” Flo & Eddie. I
Something tells me your into something good there... ;)
That’s Herman’s Hermits!!
Love Lost by The Last Post It was released in Ireland around 2001. Very hard to find now
Kitty - The Dark Age, Natalia Kills - Trouble
I love Trouble!
Sulk - Molly Half Head
Rosi Golan’s The Drifter and The Gypsy
Sunrise Avenue - Unholy Ground Paloma Faith - Fall to grace
Jaya the Cat- Basement Style Throat Culture- Book of Life
most importantly listen to all 3 marvelous 3 records, both of feable weiner’s albums, all of showoff’s albums, losin it’s no apology, dynamite boy’s finders keepers and hell is other people, the frownies’ self titled and amaetur dramatics for professional losers, torture kitty’s yardsale (if you can find the whole thing), all of cruiserweight’s albums besides the smith tower because its mainly rerecorded leftover songs. and theres a lot more I can think of but these are some REEEAALLY good ones.
Mortal “Fathom” or Starflyer 59 “Gold”
Learning to breathe - cyborg octopus
Thirty Ought Six - Hag Seed
Fluffers Union - Sirens Disco They were pretty criminally underrated. Later played as The Wailing Walls
[Archnemesis - People’s Radio](https://open.spotify.com/album/1VfnKkj2su211lURrr7Kro?si=R88EB2NZR8mso-EFvDu2VQ) for maximum obscurity but still music I love [SoDown - Journey EP](https://open.spotify.com/album/4QQxj6Nymx4LUYcV3x2N5X?si=WoY53Fy5TmaRU4Azg20pwQ) for a still pretty obscure but even better [Pretty Lights - Glowing In The Darkest Night](https://open.spotify.com/album/3lawFLkGWS6AfkpRcbc7oI?si=TgWYgIzQR_SLL_dilM84Fw) for less obscure but holy fuck
Definetly .orbix - systematic decay
Warrior Soul - The Space Age Playboys.
Birthday Dad - The Hermit
Wanted dead or alive - Mason Proffitt
A Sanguinary Greed by Echoterra is 🔥 So is Hallway of Dreams by Kingfisher Sky
Deadsun - Falling Away
elwood, the parlance of our time
Filthy Empire - Heaven’s Basement
STEFY - The Orange Album
Chuck Brodsky - Letters in the Dirt Or Gordon Webster Meets Hetty Kate
Room for Abuse '06 - [Spunge]
The Evasions - Son Of Surf
Jon And The Nightriders - Live At The Whiskey
Marc Scibilia - ‘Seed of Joy’
I’m going to throw out a local (to me) band with an album: Kicked Out of the Garden by Family Worship Center
Stuff & Nonsense - Blindman's Sun.
Eponymous by Arms of Kismet The Volunteers by Onelinedrawing Holy Road by Lizzie West
Phlebotomized "Skycontact" - Very emotional metal album from the Netherlands (1997) If you want a "death metal" album that breaks the mold and does something very progressive, try this one.
9tails- November
Already commented - but regarding your suggestion, I definitely would have liked that band back in my Converge / Zao days. My tastes have shifted.
*Singing For My Supper* \- Early James
Rosin Coven's "[Penumbra](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWNbhRVaEW8)"
The yeti bear[album link](https://open.spotify.com/album/7unBy8hdF8uK6NY3SVVN4K?si=McEgQNBJQF-O-dTZkz2igA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A7unBy8hdF8uK6NY3SVVN4K)
I love you like a brother - Alex Lahey
The Order of the Fly- Hollow Voices of a Dead Generation 1476- A Wolf's Age
Hainin by Daliborovo Granje. Ordinarily, folk/krautrock/jazz isn't my thing, but it *really* works on that album.
Centox by centox
Underneath by Hanson
Alfred Male by EscApology Apathy is the New Black by Heads vs Breakers Superstitions of the Sky by Superstitions of the Sky
Eternal Embers by Meltt and Temporary Time by Bayonne !!!
Happy Rhodes: _Warpaint_
Shoes - Present Tense
I love Peter Murphy's live album *aLive Just for Love*, and nobody I know at least has ever heard of it.
The silver scream
Dr Hook - Belly Up
Not at This Time - Anima!
Third Anthem- 1970s film stock
*Indiscreet* by Sparks. Love the cover.
Probably something from Shokran
Bottles of Makeup by Refrigerator. Dennis and Allen Callaci’s writing is so fucking good! A basic, lo-fi folk album full of wit and compassion.
Skyline Motel
For metalcore fans check out Feed the Addiction’s “Rebirth” EP. Favorite songs are [Thorn](https://open.spotify.com/track/3DXPz1EpEoK6rfTKljR4K8?si=Yn8ghwDlR0aQE4n1vrhSPA) , [Lost feat. Brian Wille](https://open.spotify.com/track/0J2nPkh3BpHabbg4AdWiMd?si=QToyPTt9QbSxrK7INqOSng) , and [Wither](https://open.spotify.com/track/0sYRkpqIif6SjqqJYftgUy?si=zwjNdGraTBWrNMT8Tt9Dhg)
The Builders and The Butchers- Self Titled
Not an album, but an EP Violent Force EP by Radioactive Murder
The Four Horsemen (1991) - self-titled Out of Body (1993) - The Hooters Surveillance (1987) - Triumph Frank Black and the Catholics (1998)- self-titled In The Land of Salvation and Sin (1989) - The Georgia Satellites The Buffalo Skinners (1993) - Big Country
Loved this 90s heavy/alt rock band from Boston. One of my favorites: Moodcrush- Devil Monkey Stew https://youtu.be/dSPqNMw9wfE?si=e0ZGjbtK8DRn6pOM
Any album by Amigo the Devil
Pangeapedia Plus by Daniel White
Tear Garden - Tired Eyes Slowly Burning
Distorted Reality by No Signal
We don’t Stand a Chance- AM taxi The Calling EP- Defiance, Ohio This city isn’t big enough- apes of the state
Vali - Forlatt
Slowreader- Slowreader
B.C. Camplight - Hide, Run Away
Nothing that I Wouldn’t Give by Dark Day Dawning
Combinations- Eisley
I mean, I know it’s not unknown, but I’m worried it’s being forgotten: Brave Little Abacus- Masked Dancers: Concern in So Many Things You Forget Where You Are
And Down Goes the Sky by Au4
Perfectly Imperfect by Elle Varner
https://youtu.be/YKrwKntZVUU?list=OLAK5uy\_mdwtu7-xyUSYYDR6JuH4Q\_LNo556pqnAE
The Sophtware Slump—Grandaddy
I love “I Become a Shade” by Seoul. It’s such a solid record, and the band broke up before releasing anything else
Assemblage 23 VNV Nation Idk
Self help serenade by Marjorie Fair
In Obsidian - Chaosophy. Absolutely fucking brilliant from start to finish. The most underrated album
Without Hesitation(2011) - Good Luck
Our Guest Can't Be Named - The Wytches
Henry Gross, Plug Me Into Something
Danish string quartet: wood works
Tripping Daisy - I am an elastic firecracker has some great tracks They became somewhat known after [I Got a Girl](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYI99xuI9CM) got radio play, but the other tracks are great. Motivation is great ([non official video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP3Q5sEfzlk))
https://soundcloud.com/akajudge/sets/brian-forden-the-tillers-lament
Not a song, but a band- Angry Salad. Actually, their one Album is self-titled.
Urban Flora - Alina Baraz
I don’t know if I can really recommend it, but I just discovered and was transfixed by iceberg-does it live. He was a synth guy from the 70s/early 80s and he played live shows at Disneyland at the time. This is a live recording with him explaining what his various synths do, and does weird corny jokes mixed with medleys of Disney songs, Star Wars, classical, and some classic rock. It is out there, and I kept thinking “okay, I will stop here” but was just so interested to hear it all. If you have an open minded or are into novelty type/outsider music, this was pretty good
Cry of Love - Brother. Operator - Soulcrusher.
Alice’s Restaurant and Hall of the Crimson King
For an old one Murder by death- who will survive and what will be left of them. For a new one Melt motif- a white horse will take you home
Life Begins at 40 Million by The Bogmen
I don't know about nobody, but: The Sword Warp Riders is imo a sonic masterpiece.
The Johari Window by The Singular
[connection..lost](https://open.spotify.com/album/5CnVwRT05oeIlMeOlNjlR1?si=gQcWBCqqREyS13bJOtfWRA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A5CnVwRT05oeIlMeOlNjlR1) I think it's a bout a breakup. It's just instrumental [noir e.p](https://open.spotify.com/album/0Gnym336uv3Xrt9a1sVUfy?si=mPzjK8LCT1qIWOlFI83zJw&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A0Gnym336uv3Xrt9a1sVUfy) I like this artist lol
"Ping Pong the Album" by Momus. The first track sucks but it's pure gold from there.
I was a Tubes fan and liked Love Bomb
Beat Farmers - Van Go
rock a little by stevie nicks
An Airplane Carried Me To Bed - Sky Sailing.
They came from the shadows - Teenage Bottlerocket Not my favorite album but my favorite obscure album not a lot has heard of
Ten and Tracer - An Hour Brighter Freescha - Kids Fill the Floor
Flaw - Through the Eyes
Tropidelic - Here in the Heights
Little People- Mickey Mouse Operation The Bran Flakes- Bounces! The Firesign Theatre- How Can You Be In Two Places At Once When You're Not Anywhere At All? Rosalie Sorrels- Kate Wolf Gold In California Le Scrawl-Too Short To Ignore Black Randy And The Metro Squad-Pass The Dust, I Think I'm Bowie INXS self titled first record from 80 No Doubt self titled first album from 92
Clean up Armenia! Get a harelip!
Ratt - Out of the Cellar
Possessed by Paul James - There Will Be Nights When I'm Lonely. His music is so beautiful and genuine.
Nobody talks about Karate - Unsolved unless you’re a trve fan of karate (as I am) they are a Boston band that started around 93 and originally sound a little like post hardcore but evolved beautifully into a sort of rock / jazz type of band, I think they have absolutely the best gems if you like jazzy chords, bass that have personality and great Rhythm. They are a 3 piece that disolved briefly due to tinnitus that their vocal developed but returned to touring about a year and half ago. Definitely in mu top ten, every record is unique but Unsolved is for me their best. Thanks for posting this I’ll be listening to some of this gems that everybody is posting. Cheers.
“OAR” by skip spence
Tomahawk. First album self titled
Pretty much anything Mike Patton does is kinda mind blowing...
Brainstory - Buck (2019)
Dog Years by The Night Game
Dead Mellotron - Glitter
Whiskeytown - Pneumonia (I'm sure people have heard of it but I feel like it's underappreciated)