ITT bands that sound like nothing else

Black Dice

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>>74372815

>>74372815
but AnCo sounds a lot shit

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>>74372815

>>74372989
You goofed up.

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>>74372815
mgmt

>>74373050
MGMT debuted 8 years after AnCo
If anything, MGMT copied AnCo's sound

>>74373186
>>74372947(me)
Black Dice did the Hollinndagain, Danse Manatee, Here Comes The Indian sound before AnCo
https://youtu.be/Xm6VC-XBKx4

Late Talk Talk

>>74373356
Ever heard LC by The Durutti Column?

>>74373329
Black Dice were a big influence on later AnCo, but STGSTV was written several years before this record came out
The blueprint had already been laid
It's all kind of debatable who was really responsible for this sound though, Black Dice were probably there first but lacked Avey/Panda's pop melodies

>>74372815
Sounds like the unconfortable no pleasure of an heterosexual dude watching gay sex

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>>74373186
OP sugested anco sounded like nothing else, but mgmt sounds like anco even if they're copied their sound

where's the mistake

>>74373407
I was assuming OP meant "sounded like nothing else at the time"
Like how this guy >>74373356 pointed out Talk Talk; plenty of post-rock bands copied Talk Talk in the 90s, but they were breaking new ground in the late 80s
But yeah, I see your point

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mgmt sounds nothing like anco what the fuck is wrong with you people

>>74372815
i never found a guitar groove quite like mac demarco's

>>74373590
>i never found a guitar groove quite like mac demarco's

argentina 1996
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcuWLYV_ePI

>>74373590
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO_LX-m74uw
song writing wise its more or less the exact same

>>74373050
múm and Stereolab the most unique bands I've ever heard