Looking for new bands to listen 2!

Mr.apple

Looking for any bands sounding like silverchairs early stuff or inmes first album just simple heavy riffs etc any help would be much appreciated

Dave H

Not so much new bands but good ones though.
Seven Mary Three,Circus of Power and if you can find it Send No Flowers.
They're just a few that I'll listen to for a good while at a time.There's a kind of grungey stomp with all of them.

Revolution9

Not to0 familiar with Silverchair, but alternative grungey sound right?
How about Pearl Jam, even Smashing Pumpkins?

brendansmith

Coal chamber has the simple riffs

The Volt

For the similarities to Overgrown Eden I would recommend Brigade's first two albums called Lights and Come Morning We Fight.

sydsad

Ah old silverchair were class.

Cage the elephant. They dont sound like em but they are very good. Same with And so i watch you from afar

Mr.apple

thanks for the help guys appreciate it and like brigade already good band.gotta love queenie

The Volt

Mr.apple wrote: »

thanks for the help guys appreciate it and like brigade already good band.gotta love queenie

Glad you chose to give them a chance. Much better than Fightstar I reckon (The singer is Charlie Simpson's older brother)

infernusprime

Try these lads out. Dublin band:

Last Show on Earth Facebook and Myspace.

TheoBoone

Buckcherry, Shinedown and Captain Beyond.

Wooden Jesus

Bands off the top of my head that have that sort of sound are
Bush, silversun pickups, Local H, Mudhoney, Live, Candlebox.
Also Seether are probably the closest to that post-grunge heavy sound

Kess73

sydsad wrote: »

Ah old silverchair were class.

Cage the elephant. They dont sound like em but they are very good. Same with And so i watch you from afar

First album was quite good, the recent album is a bit of a departure in terms of sound and nowhere near as good as the first album imho.

Kess73

Wooden Jesus wrote: »

Bands off the top of my head that have that sort of sound are
Bush, silversun pickups, Local H, Mudhoney, Live, Candlebox.
Also Seether are probably the closest to that post-grunge heavy sound

Throwing Copper is a brilliant album and it's follow up Secret Samadhi was pretty good as well.

Shame they got worse on almost every album release ( V had some good moments) after that right up to the awful Songs from Black Mountain which finished them as a band.


Ed Kowalczyk's solo album, Alive, was a bit of a step towards how Live sounded in their better days, although it is much more religious in theme than Live's lyrics.

Wooden Jesus

I only really listened to throwing copper, never really bothered with the later stuff.
Some good songs but nothing fantastic, something about their sound didn't appeal to me