[Modern Leper]

Kelsi Grammar.

http://kelsigrammar.bandcamp.com/

RIYL: Weatherbox, Miracle of 86, Manchester Orchestra, All Get Out, Touch Committee, Scream Hello

I am not affiliated with this band in any way whatsoever. It's just annoying to me that no one's listening to them.

[mattregan]

Not a big fan of Fraiser. Cheers was good though.

[muttley]

Checked it out for the Weatherbox rec, and I am digging it. I'll give it some more plays tomorrow and get the album if it still sticks.

[Symphonicaxiom]

I actually really like them, but the production is awful to the point where i can't really even listen to it.

[Mr. November]

i dig this

thanks for the rec

[leftapart]

Originally Posted by Symphonicaxiom

I actually really like them, but the production is awful to the point where i can't really even listen to it.

Second this; a shame really..

[Modern Leper]

Glad you guys like it.

I guess I'm just used to listening to little bands who can't afford good production. I mean, the original production on American Art kind of stinks but that's one of my favourite albums. The re-mix/master is way better though.

The songs are really strong here. More than strong enough for me to listen to this a lot. It's in my top 10 so far, and my list is a hundred long. I really hope they stick around for another album. Maybe the production will be better on it.

[Mr. November]

the production isn't bad

[OHismiwiiknis]

Originally Posted by mattregan

Not a big fan of Fraiser. Cheers was good though.

does it bother you that your puns go unnoticed and no one cares what you have to say?

[OHismiwiiknis]

pretty cool stuff. they should probably consider giving their album away for free. people rarely pay for mystery surprises, no matter how good they are.

[OHismiwiiknis]

http://thriftstoretalent.bandcamp.com is another one that should have more attn. they're indie / folk similar to Right Away, Great Captain! and Bright Eyes. they took the right path and the only option is to download the album for FREE. you can't even pay them if you want to.

[CarlFarbman]

Damn, listened to some of the Kelsi Grammar record - great stuff thanks for the rec.

To respond to the thread's question:

Suffer Like G Did. UK band. Sounds like Foals, without vocals, trying to play jazz. Should be blowing up next year when they release their first LP.

[BozzBlonde]

Very cool. Loved every band recommended in this thread so far.

[echostem]

Originally Posted by mattregan

Not a big fan of Fraiser. Cheers was good though.

That should be the other way around, and I am not ashamed to say it.

[SmeezyBeezy]

This is some good shit.