I hear the Black Midi influence in there, but I also hear something fresh and unique to only them. Thanks Lou for introducing me to these guys and sharing the fruitful music scene you happen to find yourself in. I can feel the energy of all these bands from the United States. Something special is going on over there.
Aww. Thanks for clarifying. I did get you the first time. I'm glad I'm able to. Undeniably I hear some black midi here too, but as you say, are bringing enough of themselves not to be purely derivative. I really like them, and you're right about the fruitfulness of the scene. It's been bringing some great sounds for well over a decade now, with new, exciting bands forming all the while.
Waiting impatiently that this band releases some studio music cos' I really dig their style. As a Groundhogs fan (I'm quite old I must say), I find there's some roughness in common. Not so often I instantly like a band I see on this channel. It's the case here.
That is impatience. They've only just got going. Got a plum slot opening for Geordie Greep. They are very good. I'm not sure how to take your comment about not taking immediately to stuff on my channel! I'll assume there's something lost in translation, and that it generally takes you a while to get into new music, not specifically that my channel contains music that you generally don't like. Either way, I appreciate you taking time to comment. I wonder how much the name will cause issues as they get a bigger audience. There are a few bands that have that name, or a derivative of it, even if not for the potential for connotation. I honestly can't seeing it being a problem over here for them.
@@connormayo7474 His kick was also clambering across the floor for half the set. Chris OC anchored it in place with a big box of vinyl. The struggle is real etc
Haha. I never understand why they don't anchor the kick drum to the drum stool with some webbing or something. Has nobody thought of this? Then at least it it goes creeping they stay together. Praise be OC tho.
Ben Harding’s band is also called Charlemagne and they’re not skinheads . The LA metal Charlemagne aren’t especially right wing, I don’t think. Nor are the Japanese shoegaze Charlemagne. Not sure if The Charlamagne from Birmingham count cos of the THE, but anyway they’re not known for being especially far right. Not sure about the Charlemagne from Washington but I don’t think they’re touring anymore anyway. Charlemagne Tha God doesn’t count cos most gods are pretty far right by nature, but they’re gods so we can’t do much about that. And Kids Of Charlemagne can be ignored cos they’re apparently kids, and they’re a bunch of oldies doing Steely Dan covers.
this is fuego
Yeah. There’s definitely moments of mucho fuego here.
I hear the Black Midi influence in there, but I also hear something fresh and unique to only them. Thanks Lou for introducing me to these guys and sharing the fruitful music scene you happen to find yourself in. I can feel the energy of all these bands from the United States. Something special is going on over there.
To clarify: I can feel the energy all the way from the US (not bands from the US)
Aww. Thanks for clarifying. I did get you the first time. I'm glad I'm able to. Undeniably I hear some black midi here too, but as you say, are bringing enough of themselves not to be purely derivative. I really like them, and you're right about the fruitfulness of the scene. It's been bringing some great sounds for well over a decade now, with new, exciting bands forming all the while.
Wow!
That's what i thought you'd say!
Waiting impatiently that this band releases some studio music cos' I really dig their style. As a Groundhogs fan (I'm quite old I must say), I find there's some roughness in common. Not so often I instantly like a band I see on this channel. It's the case here.
That is impatience. They've only just got going. Got a plum slot opening for Geordie Greep. They are very good. I'm not sure how to take your comment about not taking immediately to stuff on my channel! I'll assume there's something lost in translation, and that it generally takes you a while to get into new music, not specifically that my channel contains music that you generally don't like. Either way, I appreciate you taking time to comment. I wonder how much the name will cause issues as they get a bigger audience. There are a few bands that have that name, or a derivative of it, even if not for the potential for connotation. I honestly can't seeing it being a problem over here for them.
Brilliant as they were supporting Geordie Greep at the Windmill. Fair play to the drummer for playing a full set with a projector in his face
Haha. Gotta suffer for your art.
@@connormayo7474 His kick was also clambering across the floor for half the set. Chris OC anchored it in place with a big box of vinyl. The struggle is real etc
Haha. I never understand why they don't anchor the kick drum to the drum stool with some webbing or something. Has nobody thought of this? Then at least it it goes creeping they stay together. Praise be OC tho.
Be Careful, in France a band named "Charlemagne" has a high probability of being a skinhead or extreme right group!!! ;)
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@@LouSmith Oops!!! 😂😂😂😂
Ben Harding’s band is also called Charlemagne and they’re not skinheads . The LA metal Charlemagne aren’t especially right wing, I don’t think. Nor are the Japanese shoegaze Charlemagne. Not sure if The Charlamagne from Birmingham count cos of the THE, but anyway they’re not known for being especially far right. Not sure about the Charlemagne from Washington but I don’t think they’re touring anymore anyway. Charlemagne Tha God doesn’t count cos most gods are pretty far right by nature, but they’re gods so we can’t do much about that. And Kids Of Charlemagne can be ignored cos they’re apparently kids, and they’re a bunch of oldies doing Steely Dan covers.
@Mustachioedgirl I think that just about covers it! Is that the birthday girl?
@@LouSmith 🥸Yes Lou 😎