[Orpheus42]

I have been loving the vibes of the gritty musical overtones of the folk/punk/rock/indie music lately, but unfortunately, I do not have experience in this genre, so who is the best to look out for?

[james radar]

well, I must recommend my own band Danger Friends USA!...its kind of a synth-pop-punk band with a sci-fi/1950s war department live show...not your usual super clean synth stuff...its pretty gritty sounding...Here is a link:
http://dangerfriendsusa.bandcamp.com/

[tonypyall]

http://nightmarket.bandcamp.com/ - rock from Detroit

[PredictParallel]

Check this kid out. He's pop/folk. Catchy shit.

http://www.facebook.com/BrendanRyanM...22230514 4028

This song won't get out of my head!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEtwrZKP1-s

[Cody Nelson]

Laura Stevenson & The Cans

Anything on quoteunquote records.

[k1no]

Originally Posted by james radar

well, I must recommend my own band Danger Friends USA!...its kind of a synth-pop-punk band with a sci-fi/1950s war department live show...not your usual super clean synth stuff...its pretty gritty sounding...Here is a link:
http://dangerfriendsusa.bandcamp.com/

Wow, you guys are good. I'm sick of all the generic pop punk shit thats out nowadays. This is really good , love that gritty sound.

[karadotcollett]

Fake Problems, Stackhouse, Titus Andronicus.

[ZWarner]

Check out Titanics a sick folk/acoustic project from Albany NY.

http://facebook.com/titanics

He also has a link to a free download of his earlier album up!

[vinlycase181]

chewing on tinfoil

[davidlincoln91]

this song is catchy as alll hell http://chadcook.bandcamp.com/track/dreaming

[title fighter]

http://fragilethings.bandcamp.com/ punk from madrid FTW

[herbienay]

Color Fred

[Alligator Blood]

Thrice. They cover a number of genres.

[owenslugworth]

My band's new album that we've just finished. I don't know what type of music you'd call us. I guess alternative's the best option. Obviously there's a mix of rock/rap/pop. We've also been told that we have bits of indie/funk/folk/soul. You can decide for yourself. After a show one time, some other guy in a band told me we reminded him of Glassjaw lol.

http://www.mediafire.com/myfiles.php#3h3wg23hzdm98,1
Small Kingdoms | She-Devil

1. The 15s & The 45s | 4:48
2. Eureka | 4:16
3. The Bandit | 5:48
4. Rat Bastard | 3:59
5. Stonehedge | 4:06
6. Eagle Kills the Dragon | 3:04
7. The Perception of Perfection | 6:45
8. She-Devil | 4:29

www.facebook.com/smallkingdoms

[GODOT]

Kan Mikami's your man! Early 70s solo stuff is about a gritty as folk/punk gets.