Recommend me some new music . . . . . .please!!

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Seem to be listening to the same old stuff (which I'll always love!),but struggling to find some new stuff,by that I don't mean new to the music scene just new to me,someone I may have overlooked but has been around for years,that sort of thing.

What I like :-
Kings of Leon (adore all their albums especially the early stuff),
Pearl Jam (everything they've done but have done but haven'y listened to their newest album yet)
Foo Fighters (adore Dave Grohl & anything he does)
Audioslave (one of my all time fave bands!)
Guns n Roses (the Slash years only please!)
Live (but i tend to stick to 'Throwing Copper')
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds,
Ray LaMontagne (his voice gives me chills!)
but also like Slipknot,Seasick Steve,Smashing Pumpkins,Stereophonics,System of a Down,RHCP,Rage against the Machine,QOTSA,Placebo.
With all that can anyone recommend something else to listen to??

Air, Zero 7, Goldfrapp, Everlast, watch them on youtube and enjoy.

Thanks amlatwat,will give them a listen

Hot Water Music
Chuck Ragan
Tim Barry
The Hold Steady
The Gaslight Anthem
We Are Augustines
Band of Horses

That's what's on my iPod today!

Try my friend Jim Jones soundcloud.com/smalltownjones

Or the wonderful Emily Barker soundcloud.com/emilybarkerhalo

just bought this and really enjoying it: www.piccadillyrecords.com/prod/Fuzz-Fuzz-InTheRed-92730.html
also recommend Pond. Best pand I've seen live.

I'm loving White Denim at the mo.

And the singer is HOT to boot.

Velvet Revolver
Motley Crew
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Warrant
Def Leppard
Poison

The Black Keys
Cage the Elephant
Eels

Everclear & Incubus

Less Than Jake, NoFX?

foals

Enter Shikari
Mallory Knox
Lower Than Atlantis
Rise Against
Don Broco
Boysetsfire

I love this kind of thread. Sadly, I rarely have anything to add, but I'm hoping to take something away!

Yes, yes, to The Black keys, also Black Rebel Motorcycle club..and Royal Blood - a new 2 piece band from Brighton

I'd also like to recommend an amazing documentary by the Grohlmeister, called 'Sound City', first half is about the amazing recording studio where so many classic rock albums were made.. the second half is Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins 'jamming' an album with the remaining Nervanas', Josh Homme (hubba hubba) Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) Tom Petty etc.. one of the most briiliant things i've watched in a very long time!

If you like Nick Cave, give Tindersticks a go, especially their first album.

Try Voivod (start with either Killing Technology, Nothingface or Dimension Hatross as opposed to War/Pain), they are one of Dave Grohl's favourite bands, Faith No More, The Dead Weather, Hefner. I second Jellykat with BRMC, and if you like them you'll probably like Radio4. is a top tune, this is a new version (I think).

Teenage Fanclub? Look for Everything Flows, God Knows It's True, Star Sign, Alcoholiday on YouTube for a sample of their early stuff. They get more folky with age and The New Mendicants (Norman Blake's new project) are really good too.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Hole
Arcade Fire

I loved Throwing Copper when i was younger. Love Smashing Pumpkins too.

Frank Turner the man is a genius.

The Walkmen - all their albums are good, but I particularly like .

They are great in concert too.

Imagine Dragons
White Lies

Bill Callaghan / Smog

Abba???

I was also going to recommend Frank Turner. Problem is, he has released quite a few albums so it's hard to know where to start. Here's and on Youtube.

Have you considered listening to Kerrang radio if you want a selection of rock-type music? It's on digital, or there's an app.

Radiohead (!)
Archive - is always a massive crowd-pleaser when sung live.

Spriitualized. Their last album 'HUH' is a good place to start
Tindersticks
The National
Grindermen (Nick Cave side project)
Queens of the Stone Age. Some of the earlier stuff
Arcade Fire - start with Funeral
Secret Machines - Ten Silver Drops is the album to try