Did any other bands survive the post-indie boom of the 2000s?

UH OH UH OH UH OH UH OH

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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Oh no.

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they just played a sold out show at madison square garden and are extending their tour

i’d call that surviving regardless what you think of that album

terrible album

that is built entirely off their previous songs, which put them on the map as a classic band. which is the same reason this album hit #1.

Franz Ferdinand, The Strokes (kinda), The Killers, Interpol, White Lies

MGMT!

Not that user but, you are incorrect

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every thread i touch dies

shouldn't have been a double album desu

this
great album but tons of garbage filler

If they sold out they would have been long forgotten like every other indie band

AOTY bitch

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fucking terrible band.

fucking terrible you

>I know I let you down
What did he mean by this?

Great album tho

t. Rostam

aoty for me, all songs fantastic as always. vampire weekend is the best.

do people with penises actually listen to this band?

>survive
>vines no
> Hives no
> Yeah Yeah Yeah no
> Mooney Suzuki no
> Jet no
>Moldy Peaches no
> The Liars no
> Libertines were based but broke up after 2 records so no

No. Hipsters stopped caring about them before hipsters stopped being a thing.

>vines
lol

youtube.com/watch?v=asOvnGHwtDU

Kid really liked Nirvana I heard.