You Nigs on Yea Forums deserve a Post Punk Thread

Iceage is awesome for the most part.
Their last album is the most contestable, but even that album has great material.
Pain Killer and Catch it are total Bops

I can't fucking wait for the new Drab Majesty album.

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Tropical Fuck Storm needs to make more music
youtu.be/-eBnMYjYWYE

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a bit overwhelming desu but I love how original their sound is compared to most revival counterparts nowadays. any info on it?

HE’S BEEN CAREEEEERIIIIIING!
youtu.be/Z9O2tsIbKD0

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I like jt
Do you guys know any dance punk like Movement by LCD Soundsystem

Punk noob here, what should I listen to if I'm really into Black Flag and Show Me The Body

the gun club, wire, the fall, gang of four

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Aren't black flag and minor threat technically post punk. If they are then aren't they subjectively the best post punk

Minor threat

>We did have a /post punk/ but plebs killed it
Yes, you sure did with that entry-level list.

There's a place for entry-level post-punk and more obscure artists, I mean not everyone coming to this thread is going to be that familiar with it and need to start somewhere

Thoughts on The National? I found the Alligator album to be pretty decent.

black marble is good

also does anyone have a higher res version of ops pic

Yeah, and the list just happened to be about the most entry-level ones, had nothing to do with the user not knowing shit about post-punk other than those entry-level bands.

What's Yea Forums's consensus on XTC? They're not strictly post punk, but I figured here would be the best place to mention them. I ask because I rarely ever see them mentioned, despite being one of the best acts of their era.

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Is there any other band with a sound similar to The Chameleons?

youtube.com/watch?v=loLaN0aZqyc
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That’s just a normal punk song
Death from above

I tend to gravitate to the more melodic offshoots of post-punk, like jangle pop, synthpop, new wave e.t.c., but there are exceptions to this.
youtube.com/watch?v=kE3lTlPwykE (Roddy Frame was a really phenomenal songwriter, especially given his age)
youtube.com/watch?v=s4s5bj5fZO8 (it's the GOAT post-punk album for a reason, guitar work is astonishing)
youtube.com/watch?v=7qjwH2aSK9s (very short lived career, but made some of the best new wave music, and David Sylvian went on to make loads of great music solo)
youtube.com/watch?v=sD19IaJQSJI (Phil Collins was right to try and grab those drum sounds, PiL at their best sound unlike anything else)
Pretty sure most people on Yea Forums rate XTC highly, especially albums like Skylarking, English Settlement and Drums and Wires. I definitely prefer their 60s psychedelia inspired albums to their earlier post-punk stuff, but both are good.

Good to hear. XTC is way underrated, so it always makes me happy to see them getting the love they deserve. I guess I must just miss those threads.
Also, their Dukes stuff and Oranges and Lemons are some of their best.

Posting more dreamy post-punk.
youtube.com/watch?v=pDRCvykBfGI
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I miss these threads desu. I remember finding out about a lot of great lesser known albums, but I guess nowadays all we do here is shitpost about the flavor of the month.

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