Can anyone recommend me some Dance-Punk?

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archlilim wrote:Anyone heard of ESG? That to me is the definitive dance punk. With emphasis on the dance. I stronnnnnngly recommend finding Come Away with ESG. 1983 minimalist post-punk, straight from the bronx, goodness.


DUUUUUUUDE what a killer record. :)

Old Hot Hot Heat. Scenes 1 - 13. Best HHH record ever. Crazy noisey cacophonic dancepunk. see for yourself.
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Erase Errata. All Girl splendor. Cacophonous and dreamy.
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Woah! Those old HHH songs are killer!!! I find their new stuff to be very boring and unoriginal but this old stuff doesn't even sound like the same band.
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1,2,3, Pull Out! wrote:Woah! Those old HHH songs are killer!!! I find their new stuff to be very boring and unoriginal but this old stuff doesn't even sound like the same band.


yeah dude. Scenes 1-13 was amazing.

Knock Knock Knock is really good too.

Sub Pop basically somehow like tore the band apart, the original singer left, and they got a guitarist. The key player started to sing, and whatever. New HHH is good, but, i mean there are only a few bands that can do dance punk like that.

Dismemberment Plan has some fucking awesome dance punk shit on emergency & I and before.
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dorfmeister wrote:How about some ancient stuff like Killing Joke or Gang of Four? :excellent: :omg: :excellent: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:


Goes without saying. :thumb:

Anyone heard of ESG? That to me is the definitive dance punk. With emphasis on the dance. I stronnnnnngly recommend finding Come Away with ESG. 1983 minimalist post-punk, straight from the bronx, goodness.

And there's also Buy by James Chance and the Contortions, which is a mix between 80s no wave and James Brown. Like a stark mix. Fucking incredible.


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Derelict78 wrote:ATARI TEENAGE RIOT!!!!!


Heh... I saw them live twice, once opening for Beck & The Cardigans at a show I crewed on. Their entire light show was strobes, half of which pointed directly out at the audience. Needless to say, the kids who came for "Lovefool" didn't even know what hit 'em.

Also, Beck & The Cardigans had bajillions of tons of equipment... and ATR had, like, four cases. When we went up to move their stuff, they were like "no, that's cool, don't worry about us... but thanks." Figures that the loudest band onstage was the mellowest offstage...
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jrmy wrote:
Derelict78 wrote:ATARI TEENAGE RIOT!!!!!


Heh... I saw them live twice, once opening for Beck & The Cardigans at a show I crewed on. Their entire light show was strobes, half of which pointed directly out at the audience. Needless to say, the kids who came for "Lovefool" didn't even know what hit 'em.

Also, Beck & The Cardigans had bajillions of tons of equipment... and ATR had, like, four cases. When we went up to move their stuff, they were like "no, that's cool, don't worry about us... but thanks." Figures that the loudest band onstage was the mellowest offstage...


I SAW THAT TOUR!!!
it was like 97 right?
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