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tell me your favorite one
Post number #374373, ID: ee1048
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the cabs, a Japanese rock band
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Salvia Palth is an odd one
Post number #374450, ID: 0ae2b3
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Area 11
Post number #374572, ID: 72f179
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>>374376 Salvia palth is lit
In terms of really obscure bands there's some great Japanese melodic hardcore bands on YouTube with no digital releases, check out oath of allegiance, Rocket of the Bulldogs, and Psalms of planets
Post number #374727, ID: 8f46f0
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>>72f179 hell yeah
Post number #375173, ID: 7619a6
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Lucifer's Friend is a pretty ignored, but extremely competent German rock band from the 70s with heavy prog influences if your into that
Post number #375799, ID: 848ff1
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Unexpect, too bad the members separated just some time after they were recognized as the best extreme metal band of certain year.
Master Boot Record is apparently obscure too, they are more like heavy chiptune.
Post number #375866, ID: 728e29
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In The Cat's Dreams is an awesome one-woman post-metal/drone/trip hop band, but unfortunately she doesn't release music anymore (at least under the alias). At she released 2 albums and an ep before vanishing. They've been some of my favorites for a long time.
Post number #376395, ID: 43caa9
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There are these guys who are called "The Shelters", they only have one album and a bunch of singles, but they are amazing, you can clearly hear the southern rock influences in all of their songs.
Post number #376575, ID: 711430
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>>376395 Holy mustard, these guys rock. Thank you!
Post number #376618, ID: 5e2788
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Günther and the sunshine girls
Post number #376754, ID: d7f8c8
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Skyhill
Post number #376794, ID: 84d162
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Black sabbath <3
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>>376575 you're welcome
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Electric Shock: Thrash metal, a single album from 1997 (Die with Emotion), search on russianpirate sites PXPanda/PXP: Metal, a handful of songs on yt Seatrus: EDM on the harder side Gakuo: Artcore, 3 tracks on his sc Whitefists: J-Metal with dubstep influences? His drums are good, has 1 album so far CV4: Mostly Artcore/chiptune, not very active
That's what I can think of off the top of my head. I probably know more, but they mostly do electronic
Post number #378539, ID: c85228
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Bloodboy is pretty good. (Rock-ish, I guess)
Nico Vega is lit. (More rock)
We Are Castor is legendary. (Indie, Electro, Whatsoever, fuck genre!)
Post number #378724, ID: 43caa9
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Courtney Barnet is an awesome musician from Australia, her lyrics are full of wordplays that give the songs a great flow, also her lazy voice fills her songs with emotion.
Post number #378792, ID: 6dcd3d
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>>376395 Holy ketchup, they ARE quite good! Thanks anon.
Post number #378794, ID: 6dcd3d
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Also, The Moth & The Flame are pretty amazing.
Post number #378819, ID: 6dcd3d
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Post number #378821, ID: 6dcd3d
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And if you want really obscure, try And Summer Club (jrock)
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I think Too Close To Touch is moderately obscure. Sucks that their lead guitarist and bassist left though
Post number #379521, ID: 98b343
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"Trance to the Sun" is a pretty sweet dark wave band, check this shit out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe7rFkzI0Fo
Post number #379934, ID: b6b694
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>>378724 Courtney Barnett is awesome but I don't think of her as some super obscure musician.
Post number #379938, ID: b6b694
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Vanishes. It's lofi electronic music with some ambient, chiptune and early 90s nostalgia. Sometimes there are random modern pop vocal samples too. The artwork is great too, it reminds me of that Snatcher game for the Sega CD.
Post number #379972, ID: 7aeeb5
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there's a bunch of underrated hardcore bands out there, check out bloodbather, revenge season, mortality rate, year of the knife, Jesus Piece, and Varials
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