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6/18/2025, 5:44:08 AM
>>126746280
Also gonna rec goldenstar. Their self-titled from January really impressed me.
https://goldenstarband.bandcamp.com/album/goldenstar-ep
They've got a full album in the works, and the demos I've heard so far have been terrific. For a radio show I did an interview with the guy behind the band, and played one of the demos towards the end. The first half of the interview is up here:
http://www.cjlo.com/shows/past-tense/episode-16062522
Also gonna rec goldenstar. Their self-titled from January really impressed me.
https://goldenstarband.bandcamp.com/album/goldenstar-ep
They've got a full album in the works, and the demos I've heard so far have been terrific. For a radio show I did an interview with the guy behind the band, and played one of the demos towards the end. The first half of the interview is up here:
http://www.cjlo.com/shows/past-tense/episode-16062522
6/15/2025, 9:20:53 PM
>>126714078
Yo, glad to see Enablers being mentioned. End Note and Output, Negative Space are my favourites from them. Enablers is perfect for anyone interesting in the brooding spoken word of Spiderland. Lifelikeweeds is sick too for that single track; they have a 2-song self-titled EP that's more blues-y I think.
I think recommending something like Spiderland is tough becuase it brings a lot of different things together really well, so you need to know what it is you really like about it (or any album) to figure out where to go from there.
I'll second all the recs for Abilene, Lowercase (>>126715106), the For Carnation, Three Mile Pilot (>>126718641). Pretty much everything in this thread could be a good rec depending on what OP actually wants. Hell, Los Peores 7km De Mi Vida by Corea (>>126710628) also kicks ass, even if I'd say it's too far into screamo to appeal to anyone wanting more Spiderland.
My own recs:
>Deliluh - Day Catcher
their first few albums are Spiderland rips even if they don't want to admit it, but they gradually moved on from the sound
>Sofa - Source Crossfire
this is a recomp of most of their old material; more noise rock
>Monopot - Something Is Like Nothing Was
slow post-rock, kind of a mixed bag of an album, but has some intense songs
>Picastro - Red Your Blues & Metal Cares
slow post-rock of the rare bitter variety
>goldenstar - self-titled EP
a debut that came out January, really excellent and the band I'm most excited for right now; a properly good slowcore album with really tight lyricism; they've got more in the works too and one of the guys behind the project named Picastro as a recent influence, being interested in expanding the tone of their next release
Here are Sevenscore and Asleep by goldenstar:
https://youtu.be/GXMNaHrwDeg
https://youtu.be/9XSkL-tcK_U
Yo, glad to see Enablers being mentioned. End Note and Output, Negative Space are my favourites from them. Enablers is perfect for anyone interesting in the brooding spoken word of Spiderland. Lifelikeweeds is sick too for that single track; they have a 2-song self-titled EP that's more blues-y I think.
I think recommending something like Spiderland is tough becuase it brings a lot of different things together really well, so you need to know what it is you really like about it (or any album) to figure out where to go from there.
I'll second all the recs for Abilene, Lowercase (>>126715106), the For Carnation, Three Mile Pilot (>>126718641). Pretty much everything in this thread could be a good rec depending on what OP actually wants. Hell, Los Peores 7km De Mi Vida by Corea (>>126710628) also kicks ass, even if I'd say it's too far into screamo to appeal to anyone wanting more Spiderland.
My own recs:
>Deliluh - Day Catcher
their first few albums are Spiderland rips even if they don't want to admit it, but they gradually moved on from the sound
>Sofa - Source Crossfire
this is a recomp of most of their old material; more noise rock
>Monopot - Something Is Like Nothing Was
slow post-rock, kind of a mixed bag of an album, but has some intense songs
>Picastro - Red Your Blues & Metal Cares
slow post-rock of the rare bitter variety
>goldenstar - self-titled EP
a debut that came out January, really excellent and the band I'm most excited for right now; a properly good slowcore album with really tight lyricism; they've got more in the works too and one of the guys behind the project named Picastro as a recent influence, being interested in expanding the tone of their next release
Here are Sevenscore and Asleep by goldenstar:
https://youtu.be/GXMNaHrwDeg
https://youtu.be/9XSkL-tcK_U
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