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MikeH said:
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def out on this:(
 
Alright... this is a long shot but I'm going crazy right now.

I've been listening to this album, which got posted in the end of the year list thread.



Anyways, it's pretty fucking good and also reminds me often 90s Radiohead a bit. But more than that, it reminds me of the wave of Radiohead influenced bands that popped up in the 00's and the rabbit whole I wound up down after discovering Radiohead in college.

And now I'm desperately seeking the name of a band I used to listen to and had much of the discography to-- until it was lost in a hard drive crash.

They were from Europe. I want to say Scandinavian? They had been around for a good while by the time I discovered them via AllMusic and so they had to have been producing in the 90s... because I want to say they had 4-6 albums, some better than others.

They also had a bit of a Porcupine Tree vibe to them if memory serves. It's not Kent but the band name might have started with a K or a C?
 
MikeH said:
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COLIN GREENWOOD - HOW TO DISAPPEAR - DELUXE EDITION

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What's the difference between the last edition besides the photos signed by the band and new slipcase? It's still the same content or does it have more?
 
DownIsTheNewUp said:
Alright... this is a long shot but I'm going crazy right now.

I've been listening to this album, which got posted in the end of the year list thread.



Anyways, it's pretty fucking good and also reminds me often 90s Radiohead a bit. But more than that, it reminds me of the wave of Radiohead influenced bands that popped up in the 00's and the rabbit whole I wound up down after discovering Radiohead in college.

And now I'm desperately seeking the name of a band I used to listen to and had much of the discography to-- until it was lost in a hard drive crash.

They were from Europe. I want to say Scandinavian? They had been around for a good while by the time I discovered them via AllMusic and so they had to have been producing in the 90s... because I want to say they had 4-6 albums, some better than others.

They also had a bit of a Porcupine Tree vibe to them if memory serves. It's not Kent but the band name might have started with a K or a C?
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Coldplay?
 
DownIsTheNewUp said:
Alright... this is a long shot but I'm going crazy right now.

I've been listening to this album, which got posted in the end of the year list thread.



Anyways, it's pretty fucking good and also reminds me often 90s Radiohead a bit. But more than that, it reminds me of the wave of Radiohead influenced bands that popped up in the 00's and the rabbit whole I wound up down after discovering Radiohead in college.

And now I'm desperately seeking the name of a band I used to listen to and had much of the discography to-- until it was lost in a hard drive crash.

They were from Europe. I want to say Scandinavian? They had been around for a good while by the time I discovered them via AllMusic and so they had to have been producing in the 90s... because I want to say they had 4-6 albums, some better than others.

They also had a bit of a Porcupine Tree vibe to them if memory serves. It's not Kent but the band name might have started with a K or a C?
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Keane?
 
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