90s guitar college rock indie... The 80s are back now so lets hope this comes next?

I felt like bands like Guided By Voices and Pavement, while I LOVE them, were a bit more obvious so I didn't mention them.

Oh and Mr. Poo if you like Bedhead I'd be a little surprised if you didn't also like Duster. I'd RIYL one if you like the other.

Further?

K I'll check them out, I've never heard of them.

Saw the New Year earlier this year, the nu-Bedhead band.

Also, anyone heard of "Blumfeld"? They are like the German answer to Pavement.

Looked up Duster and their albums are from late 90s which is about the time I stopped making an effort to keep up with indie rock, so I guess that's why I've never heard of them. Not that I stopped listening to indie rock completely.

Yeah the New Year is good but they don't have that same subtly... or something... that set Bedhead apart. Similar though.About Duster I guess that'll do it, they were a late 90s act. I'm still meaning to pick up their album that came out in I think 2000?

Yeah I loved them. Saw them at Reading festival once. 1st 2 albums a lot better than the later ones but they were all decent.

i've come to regard their final LP as their best, though i realise my love for this band goes deep enough to preclude clear-headed decisions

the blumfeld album is decent. drassen auf kaution is a really good single

I missed it if these were mentioned but what about Superchunk or Archers of Loaf? Both two of my all time favorites.

I have a big pile of Superchunk CDs but never got into AoL.

Also tons of AmRep stuff but that might be a bit on the heavy side for this thread.

Really? Archers are just . . . i don't know maybe it's one of those time and place things for me but I was a freshman in college when I discovered Icky Mettle and it just blew my mind. It's still one of my all time favorite albums. Also, they were just great live.

Are the 3D's too obvious a suggestion?

What's the UK equivalent of this? I can only think of stuff like Bivouac and Cable at the moment.

lol midway still

I was going to put Ned's & Senseless Things...

It would be the Delgados and all that.

they're probably a bit later than most of the stuff here

JACOB'S MOUSE they were awesome

First of all... thanks for all of the suggestions so far!!

And yeah Fox, Superchunk and Archers of Loaf are both fantastic.

i saw the archers of loaf/small23 double bill in leeds (the duchess of york pub : rip).
i loved it, but not sure sure the people i took with me (wife and friend) were too into it.
been years since i heard the small23 album...
oh, is that an urge to go a digging in the archives i feel on the rise.

Jacob's Mouse did a mean Britisher Amrep thing but as far as my record collection is concerned the UK didn't really get onto US-style college rocking until '95 onwards: Urusei Yatsura, early Delgados, Ligament, Spare Snare... uh, possibly some bands not on Che as well (Magoo, Scarfo, Pure Morning?)

(although what I might really mean by this is that I didn't really start buying 7"s until '95 onwards)

AoL! Oh man, yes yes yes. I also find it curious that GBV ain't mentioned. Get yourself B000.

My answer to everything: Brainiac. Hah.

Urusei Yatsura was ok.

Urusei dudes have got a new band called Project A-Ko. Their album sounds EXACTLY like Pavement. Not a little bit like UY did, but EXACTLY

I quite like Blumfeld but after the mid-90s they sounded more like George Michael than anything you'd call indie - not a dis per se, it was pretty cool but an acquired taste

dis per se - thought this was some sort of word art on first reading

Heh, nice

tripmaster monkey had a few good tracks

Now there's a name I never got past.

Thinking Fellers Union Local 282. All records.

JACOB'S MOUSE they were awesome
They did come to mind actually after I posted!

I loved Urusei Yatsura

BRAINIAC yes they were great

that band Wussy is the dude from Ass Ponys, so that's something

don't forget, wussy are playing tonight with 90's guitar hero chris brokaw.

ahem... i think yzall mean 3ra1n1ac, who absolutely ruled.

Who is Chris Brokaw? I saw him this year, at the aforementioned New Year show, and to me it was just some dude with an acoustic, not v memorable at all. Do I need to be schooled?

agree with whoever said this stuff never went away. so many great bands.

chris brokaw was in come, who are kind of a tough listen imo.

He was also in Codeine too.

chris was in come and codeine. two great 90's bands. lots of people owe him money for ripping off codeine so much.

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come are one of my top ten fave bands of the 90's. i love everything they did.

First album is top ten 90's for me too.

AH right yeah obv I know Come & Codeine, but not to the extent I'd know who was in the bands. Apart from Thalia in the former's case.

As per the Colonel's post there, love what he got up to in the 90s but I don't think yr expected to give the same love to his solo 'work'

xp

gotta give a shout-out to this album again, cuz i love it so:

Space Needle - The Moray Eels Eats The Space Needle

Truly were a great pop band, as was Creep. what about Pond?

Glad to see Codeine getting props. My "90s" rock list:

Slint (end of 80s/early of 90s), Rodan, June of 44, Low, Codeine, Acetone, Silver Jews, Radar Bros.

i love this stuff, but i'm not sure i want a resurgence? maybe i do. my band, whenever we get a little press, is referred to as mid-90s-inspired indie/college guitar rock, which makes me cringe, but what the hell. I like Pavement/Guided By Voices/Built To Spill ... has anyone mentioned the first Butterglory album? Eh?

i've got that self-titled glands record on right now. such a minor classic.

Album was called Hologram Sky btw, came out in 1990. Don't really know too much else about 'em.

Pre-Versus, right?

oh right, i never knew that! can't say i ever listened to versus. any good?

yeah!

This was my favorite Versus song back in the day. I don't know that they've aged all that well. Like Small Factory, they were kind of great in a particular place and time, outside of that...not so much.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrVtTwWlw-4

i was looking at some old SPIN issues on Google reader and the writer in there tears apart that Fudge album, the one with the really grotesquely 90's cover.

it's pretty decent though

Oops, missed this revive. That Fudge album is great. "Drive" is all time.

wow, evan, you were a prophet. now i know who to blame!

Don't shoot the messenger

i actually dig a bunch of it. there are a lot of local bands here that do it well. my pal abby made a new video for local heroes potty mouth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzggDceQsTY

my pal sal has a cool new album out too. i've known him since he was a toddler.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQG2hK8uLy0

the guys from the band sediment club brought a ton of 90's guitar rock to my store this year. i just like guitars and since regular rock doesn't really exist anymore, i will take all the dino/seb/helium action people want to throw out there.

a new day is dawning...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW2APDMXUOk

just a big ol' stew of 70's/80's/90's/Now in that clip.

Ha, for sure! I liked that they played "Thorn" at that show as well.

What do you mean "regular rock"? I have my own idea, but...

Taxidermists is pretty great! The slow parts sounded like Codeine.

Toenut became Tyro and made an album, Audiocards. I wanted to hear it. It isn't ANYWHERE online so I had to buy the CD. This is the first time I've HAD to buy a CD in what seems like an age.

Anyway, Audiocards arrived today and it's completely wonderful and maybe only a few hundred people ever heard it idk. SO GREAT

fucking amazing

I can't find my Pest 5000 CD :(

It's springtime so I'm injecting the 80s/90s jangle indie into my veins again

And wtf I lost my Pest 5000 CD as of 2016? I totally forgot. It's gotta be around somewhere...

I have both, which one are you missing?

Both as in the lp and compilation? I have a digital copy of the lp but for sure need the compilation!

Palimpsest? OK — DM me your address, and I’ll mail it to you (when conditions are once again favorable for mailing things).

is this the thread with the most Further talk or is it on The Summer Hits thread(s)?

...because I heard Dinosaur Jr's 1997 non-album single "Take a Run at the Sun" and holy shit, that is such a late-era Further song.

Hey I'm down to talk Further all day. I'll have to check out that Dino Jr song... interesting to hear a sentiment where the tables turned involving those two bands.

I know, that's what's so surprising, it sounds like one of Brent's songs from 1995-1996. But it's also pretty-atypical Dinosaur Jr I should add, it was recorded for an Alison Anders film and then released on its own, kinda sunny beach pop. I'd never heard it before today (I fell off the DJr bus around Where Ya Been).