[Music] Need some "British" music recommendations.

[Racer]

I demand more Muse in this thread.

I like you
Should also have said Radiohead.


And just like queen, i assume you already know Oasis and obviously, The Beatles.

[ELYPOP]

Anyhow, check out 'Scouting For Girls', they're pretty good.

I agree. They're decent.

Check out Pixie Lott and The Saturdays too, if you're still looking.

[Seejay]

Test Icicles are pretty good (edit: well, were, they split):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-5XjHrLP4Q

[Gandrake]

I like you
Should also have said Radiohead.


And just like queen, i assume you already know Oasis and obviously, The Beatles.

ayyyye, radiohead is alright by me but I'm just haven't really had the chance to get into them.

[asirum]

Really appriciate this! Alot of great music here If you know any more decent stuff, please tell

[Duilliath]

Killing Joke

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Muse.

Perhaps not the "british sound" you may be looking for, but no doubt my #1 british band.

Hysteria - fucking bass
Plug In Baby - that intro <3
Map of the Problematique - that epic feeling

Live videos because I just happened to watch them.

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Oh yeah, to also recommend something in the genres OP asked for; I've occasionally enjoyed listening to The Fratellis.

Flathead is quite a fun track, Chelsea Dagger is great too.

[Racer]

Muse.

Another one i like

Cant also ignore that wich was voted best guitar riff of 2000's, Plug In Baby, and one of the runner ups Knight's of Cydonia is king like (cwatididthar?)

And if I may say so the guitar riff in New Born is pretty dam awesome too.

[Gandrake]

muse... is just amazing

its like rolling a blunt and smoking a bowl called life

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Coldplay

[Pud'n]

Love Florence & The Machine

[koodledrum]

Surprised we got this far and no one mentioned Biffy Clyro, i fuckin hate them with a passion, but they seem to still be going over huge at the minute. (for all i hate their music, their lead singer is actually quite a pleasant chap to speak to despite me telling him i didn't like his music) I still enjoy the occasional bit of David Gray, James Morrison & Amy MacDonald probably a bit too poppy for you but good voices none the less.

Pixie Lott & The Saturdays well, they're good on mute for me

[Deleted]

Lily Allen
Mika
Emma Bunton
The Automatic
One Night Only ( I don't remember if they were from the uk )

[logeywartooth]

Radiohead, The Cure, The Smiths, Depeche Mode

all good

try Frank Turner, acoustic folky stuff or his old band Million Dead kinda screamy though

[grandpab]

Not the genre you asked for, but dan le sac vs scroobius pip is pretty good, this video is just scroobius pip

[mintyduck]

Pulp, if you've not listened to them yet.