Giant Drag
Pelican
The Ergs
The Rentals

DAT Politics
Enjoyable French glitch pop with the odd piece of idm, featuring many different inane vocals.

Having seen them last week, I'm quite excited by Family Battle Snake at the moment.

Also Rameses III, and Julia Kent.

It's a shame they show their home as London and not Athens. They struck me more as Athenians than as Londoners (whatever that means).

I've always enjoyed some Man Or Astro-Man but I recently found myself listen to a lot of them. Been downloading albums left and right (hey, amoeba doesn't even have a decent stock on them... so yeah).

Keith Fullerton Whitman.

Big, big love.

It's funny cause I've loved Faust and Neu and such for a long time, but for some strange reason, I've avoided Can until now. But the first time I heard Ege Bamyatsi, that was the start of my obsession.

A bunch, but the Velvet Underground is one I'll name.

Bert Jansch and Leonard Cohen.

which album by them have you got?

Just getting into them? Cool. I was blown away on my first listen to White Light/White Heat.

Bone Awl
Orthodox (a Spanish band in the vein of Sleep, Electric Wizard)
John Wiese

and from the youtube clips I've seen I really, really, really want an album from this band called Couch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGhTwxoxWBY

Jay Reatard

BLOOD VISION = BEST PUNK ALBUM OF THE 2000's.

Electrelane, and Ladytron. I just got a couple of songs and just love them.

man i don't know. the instrumentals are nice, but that guy's voice bugs me.

Wow! Twist.

I'm into Hella and Phantomsmasher and mewithoutYou right now.

foetus

Klaxons.

My buddies opened for them. When I saw them they were putting their guitar necks through the ceiling and shaking it as if the guitar was sexing up the ceiling, and the guitarist kept kicking right beside my head. They're terrific, good choice.

I haven't been listening to much new stuff lately other than

MAHMOUD AHMED
CAVE IN
THE HIGHWAYMEN
WILLIE NELSON
HANK WILLIAMS