Artist/Genre compilation list

[Ardius]

Ok, my idea is to try and think of some decent artists from each genre of music that uses at least a bass, guitar, drums and, of course, singing. However, some could be used for separate career paths. E.g. Some Blues could easily be used for a Guitar only career song. Perhaps people can refer to this list when compiling their own setlists.....in the interests of creating balanced lists of multiple genres, rather than one or two.

Any genres that I have missed that would be good for a particular area (whether it be a band music or a instrument-specific music). I have left out ones that are a little too specific for the moment, e.g. Rap and HipHop….mostly because they would just be singing and Im not sure whether we want them in the game or
not………if there is demand, I will include it.

SUGGESTIONS WANTED
NOTE: The artists are listed in what they were most successful in, as some artist can be included in more than one category because they wrote some songs of different genres, e.g. Queen did many varied songs......so to avoid confusion, only suggest an artist for one genre....unless they are a fusion, in which case name the fusion and I will consider whether they are different enough to be seperated into their own genre. There are many, many sub-genres of music, most of which many people struggle to define properly....so most artists can considered many different things because of their sound. Please, let us just stick with the main genres and no silly-specific ones like "Californian Thrash" or "Viking Metal".....as these only include a small proportion of bands...we dont need to be too specific.
VERY SPECIAL NOTE: NO ARGUMENTS CONCERNING BANDS THAT ARE VERY HARD TO PUT IN ONE GENRE, E.G. TRIVIUM, KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, ETC. FOR THE SAKE OF MAKING THIS THREAD SIMPLE, LEAVE THE GENRE ARGUMENT OUT OF THIS. ALSO, NO INSULTING OTHER GENRES WHICH YOU DISLIKE, NO-ONE CARES AND EVERYONE IS ENTITLED TO THEIR OWN TASTES OF MUSIC. PLEASE, NO ARGUING OR RANDOM-SPAM-INSULT-POSTS
The only argument is if the artist is in a genre that it definitely should not be in, e.g. Metallica being in Folk rock or something. Otherwise, if there is even a chance an artist can be considered in a genre, there should be no argument. This thread is not about that.

Alternative
R.E.M.
Rage Against The Machine
Soundgarden
Muse
Foo Fighters
Breaking Benjamin
Staind
Nine Inch Nails
Sonic Youth
Dinosaur Jr.
The Charlatans
James
The Verve
Radiohead
Stereophonics
Feeder
Coldplay
Keane
The Inspiral Carpets
The Happy Mondays
The Stone Roses
My Chemical Romance
Dredg
A Perfect Circle
The Pillows
The Pixies

Black metal
Emperor
Dissection
Dimmu Borgir
Mayhem
Burzum
Satyricon
Reaper
Cradle of Filth
Enslaved
Mithotyn
Summoning
Opthalamia
Primordial
Naglfar
Bal-Sagoth
Immortal

Blues
Muddy Waters
Johnny Cash

Blues Rock
ZZ Top
Status Quo
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Cream
Fleetwood Mac
Eric Clapton
John Mayer
The Yardbirds

Brit Pop
Oasis
Suede
Blur
Ash
Travis
Embrace
Supergrass

Comedy Rock/Fictional bands
Tenacious D
Spinal Tap
Steel Dragon
Dethklok

Country/Southern Rock
Eagles
Lynyrd Skynyrd
The Allman Brothers Band
Creedance Clearwater Revival
Willie Nelson

Death metal
Bolt Thrower
Morbid Angel
Death
Behemoth
Nile
Sepultra
Cannibal Corpse
Necrophagist
Blood Red Throne
Suffocation
Psycroptic
Deeds of Flesh
Gorguts

Doom Metal
My Dying Bride
Candlemass
Paradise Lost
Boris

Experimental Rock/Jam band
The Mars Volta
Phish
Colonel Claypools Bucket Of Bernie Brains
Oysterhead
The Rapture
Mr. Bungle

Folk Metal
Finntroll
Korpiklaani
Cruachan
Falkenbach

Folk Rock
Bob Dylan
America
Janis Joplin
The Highwaymen
Sondre Lerche

Funk Rock
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Primus
Jane’s Addiction
Incubus

Fusion
Frank Zappa
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Return to Forever
Weather Report
Al Dimeola

Grunge
Nirvana
Alice In Chains
Stone Temple Pilots
Mudhoney
Pearl Jam
Green River
Screaming Trees
The Melvins

Hair Metal
Warrant
Aerosmith
Dokken
Ratt
Scorpions
Loudness

Hardcore Punk
The Blood Brothers
Black Flag
Minor Threat
Dead Kennedys
Snapcase
Refused
Shai Hulud
Bad Brains

Hard Rock
AC/DC
Van Halen
The Who
Thin Lizzy
U.F.O.
Jimi Hendrix
Led Zeppelin
Wolfmother
Audioslave
Golden Earring
Blue Oyster Cult
Shinedown
The Doors

Indie
The Cult
Kaiser Chiefs
Franz Ferdinand
Razorlight
Death from Above 1979
Interpol
Modest Mouse
The New Pornographers
Neutral Milk Hotel
Pavement
The Shin
The Strokes
Ted Leo
TV on the Radio
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Arctic Monkeys
The Kooks
Kasabian
Snow Patrol
The White Stripes
Tom Waits

Instrumental Rock
Steve Vai
Joe Satriani
John Petrucci
Buckethead
Dick Dale

Jazz


Latin Rock
Santana
The Tribe of Gypsies

Melodic Death Metal
In Flames
At The Gates
Norther
Kalmah
Dark Tranquillity
Wintersun
Amon Amarth

Metalcore/New Wave of American Heavy Metal
Shadows Fall
Caliban
All That Remains
Lamb of God
The Black Dahlia Murder
Protest The Hero
Trivium
Avenged Sevenfold

Noise Rock
Boredoms
Lightning Bolt
Polysics
Melt-Banana

NWOBHM (New wave of British Heavy Metal)
Iron Maiden
Motorhead
Def Leppard
Blitzkrieg
Angel Witch
Praying Mantis
Samson
Saxon
Urchin
Girlschool
Diamond Head

Nu-Metal
Papa Roach
KoRn
System of a Down
Linkin Park
Slipknot
Disturbed
Mudvayne

Power Metal
Dragonforce
Symphony X
Rhapsody Of Fire
Hammerfall
Blind Guardian
Nightwish
Children of Bodom

Pop-Rock
Guns'n'Roses
Bon Jovi
T.Rex
U2
The Police
Elton John
The Beatles
Queen
Rolling Stones
Asian Kung Fu Generation
Ok Go
Weezer
Rooney

Post-Metal
Isis
Giant Squid

Progressive Metal
Dream Theater
Opeth
Strapping Young Lad (Very hard to place in a genre, almost in its own)
Mastodon
Stratovarius

Progressive Rock
Rush
Pink Floyd
King Crimson
Yes
Jethro Tull
Tool
Oceansize
L'Arc~en~Ciel

Punk
Sex Pistols
The Clash
The Ramones
The Stooges
The Thermals
The Buzzcocks
The Jam
Wire
Anti-flag
NOFX
Be Your Own Pet

Rockabilly/Early Rock and Roll
Elvis Presley
The Stray Cats
The Reverend Horton Heat
Unknown Hinson
Buddy Holly And The Crickets

Shock Rock/Glam Rock
Alice Cooper
David Bowie
Mott The Hoople
Motley Crue
KISS
The Darkness

Ska
Madness
Reel Big Fish
Streetlight Manifesto
Desmond Dekker
Sublime
Rancid
Catch 22
Mighty Mighty Bosstones

Speed Metal
Sex Machineguns
Yngwie J. Malmsteen
Helloween

Thrash Metal
Megadeth
Slayer
Metallica
Anthrax
Venom
Pantera
GWAR
Obliveon
The Chasm
Coroner
King Diamond

Traditional/Classic Metal
Judas Priest
Black Sabbath
Ozzy Osbourne
Black Label Society
Dio
Rob Halford
Bruce Dickinson

Visual Kei (visual style)
X Japan
Dir En Gray
Malice Mizer

[benjamin]

For Blues add in Stevie Ray Vaughn, Muddy Waters

For Ska add in: Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto, Desmond Dekker, Sublime, Early Rancid.

For Rockabilly add: Elvis, The Stray Cats, The Reverend Horton Heat (he is technically a fusion genre called Psychobilly which is Rockabilly and Punk).

[Ardius]

For Blues add in Stevie Ray Vaughn, Muddy Waters

For Ska add in: Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto, Desmond Dekker, Sublime, Early Rancid.

For Rockabilly add: Elvis, The Stray Cats, The Reverend Horton Heat (he is technically a fusion genre called Psychobilly which is Rockabilly and Punk).

Ive already got Stevie Ray Vaughan, but in Blues Rock.....

I think its best just to list the artists once in their "best known" genre. For example, Black Sabbath wrote some songs that inspired Death metal, but they arent necessarily a death metal band.....hmm, think i need to include this in my OP.
Ill only add fusion genres if people can suggest enough artists for them.

Added those that u suggested though, so thanks.

[Bloodlust]

The lack of Burzum and Satyricon in Black Metal is disturbing.

[Livingflame3]

Black metal - sepultra, Reaper one of those might be death metal...but ones of the metals opeth and dream theater in there somewhere

[Jgbaker]

What about Melodic Metal In general?

In Flames, At The Gates, Norther, Kalmah, and Dark Tranquillity, Wintersun, and this will probably stir up a genre argument, but Children of Bodom to a lesser extent as well (And yes I know Alexi Laiho wants to call themselves just metal)

Also, doesn't Breaking Benjamin belong in alternative? All I've got

[cooldude93]

for folk rock I would put in some janis joplin she was awsome.. i still think this playlist is awsome good job :) :)

[Ardius]

Ok, making the additions.
Breaking Benjamin....yeah, sorry. Ill change that too. Its hard to make sure each artist is in the right genre when you're trying to think of so many different artists in varying genres......


What about Melodic Metal In general?

In Flames, At The Gates, Norther, Kalmah, and Dark Tranquillity, Wintersun, and this will probably stir up a genre argument, but Children of Bodom to a lesser extent as well (And yes I know Alexi Laiho wants to call themselves just metal)

Also, doesn't Breaking Benjamin belong in alternative? All I've got

You mean Melodic Death Metal? yeah, Ill add it, since there are quite a few artists in that one. Children of Bodom does count.....but only really for the album Follow the Reaper.....so Im going to put them in Power Metal, because metal archives is always right ;)

[Jgbaker]

Well I did want to say Melodic Death Metal, but I was afraid of someone getting on me about Wintersun being Melodic Black Metal. But anyways, thanks for updating.

Oh, a few other artists for the list:
Cannibal Corpse - Death Metal
Wolfmother - I have noooo idea where to put these guys, you tell me if you've listened, hard rock?
All That Remains - Metalcore
GWAR (as of their last three albums) - Thrash Metal
Lamb of God - Metalcore? I got nothin'
Disturbed - Nu Metal
The Black Dahlia Murder - Metalcore or Death metal, take a listen and decide for yourself

Are we putting any Industrial in? If so throw Rammstein and Eisbrecher up there. Or maybe some english speaking Industrial bands, I'm not sure how many of you know a little Deutsch

[Ardius]

Im not going to put up Industrial purely because its the most rediculous genre ever. No-one knows how to define industrial, it can mean anything.
Its heavily debated, but:
Lamb of God: Metalcore
The Black Dahlia Murder: Metalcore

Its easier just to leave the debated ones in one of the other, Im more inclined to leave them in metalcore because they are part of the so called New Wave of American Metal......and they seem to have a couple of punk stylings in their music.

No doubt some Lamb of God fans will totally murder me for saying that, but Ive got to put them somewhere! They arent completely metal nor are they completely metalcore!

Anyways, added your suggestions.

[Jgbaker]

Think you should set apart a separate grunge genre section? Including Nirvana Mudhoney, Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains

Also let's see these:
Staind: Alternative
Mudvayne: Nu Metal

And I think R.E.M. belongs more in alternative than Indie, and if anything else college rock, but that's a relatively small genre, so I'm going with alternative

[Ardius]

Think you should set apart a separate grunge genre section? Including Nirvana Mudhoney, Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains

Also let's see these:
Staind: Alternative
Mudvayne: Nu Metal

And I think R.E.M. belongs more in alternative than Indie, and if anything else college rock, but that's a relatively small genre, so I'm going with alternative

Done and done.......I was wondering whether I should put in a grunge section or not.....I figured they would be too few bands, but if someone wants it, Im not complaining.

[Livingflame3]

Would nine inch nails be industrial?

[Ardius]

Would nine inch nails be industrial?

Yes, but Im not going to include Industrial as a genre because its a bloody pain to define.
They can go in alternative.

[Jgbaker]

Two Grunge bands for the list:

Green River (The first grunge band)
Screaming Trees

[Dougtron]

This list definitely needs some better indie rock. My suggestions: The Blood Brothers, Boredoms, Death From Above 1979, Dinosaur Jr., Interpol, Lightning Bolt, Modest Mouse, Neutral Milk Hotel, The New Pornographers, Pavement, the Shins, Sonic Youth, the Strokes, Ted Leo, the Thermals, TV on the Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Boredoms & Lightning Bolt would better go under Noise Rock if you wanted to add that genre; if you did I could name a few other good bands to go in it. Sonic Youth could fit under a million different genres. Blood Brothers could also easily go in Hardcore/Post-Hardcore.

[Ardius]

^^Ive added those grunge bands, thanks.


This list definitely needs some better indie rock. My suggestions: The Blood Brothers, Boredoms, Death From Above 1979, Dinosaur Jr., Interpol, Lightning Bolt, Modest Mouse, Neutral Milk Hotel, The New Pornographers, Pavement, the Shins, Sonic Youth, the Strokes, Ted Leo, the Thermals, TV on the Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Boredoms & Lightning Bolt would better go under Noise Rock if you wanted to add that genre; if you did I could name a few other good bands to go in it. Sonic Youth could fit under a million different genres. Blood Brothers could also easily go in Hardcore/Post-Hardcore.

Hmmm, Im going to have to research these, some Ive never heard of. I dont want to put too many lesser known artist in just yet. However, I will have a look first.

UPDATE: Ok, Im going to include them. Ill add Noise rock as a genre because some of those cant be put in anything else. A couple can go in alternative because they span several genres rather than one.
Thanks for the help in that area, I only really know of the bands from the capital of Indie music, :D

[Neenahccbb]

add john mayer to the blues rock category. (listen to the TRY! album and you'll understand) the album was recorded as a Trio, john on vocals and guitar, pino palidino on base, and steve jordan on drums...and they're all awesome. heavily SRV/buddy guy/clapton influenced

[Ardius]

^done, thanks

[avamarine]

TOOL should definitely be there. It should be under prog. rock, too. You had all my fav. bands listed except for TOOL.

[astrozombie138]

You should add some Asian Bands...

[AceBandit]

I'd like to add a little band called Shinedown into the Hard Rock section, if you please?

[Ardius]

^Added Shinedown and Tool


You should add some Asian Bands...

Care to suggest some? I have unfortunately not heard any big asian bands. Any South American bands or any other would definitely be good too. The only problem is if the bands sing lyrics which arent english.....
On the other hand, maybe it would make it more interesting and harder for the singing. Might teach some people better language skills too, lol.

[astrozombie138]

Go to my Set List Post..

[Coupland]

Add Necrophagist to death metal

[subcon88]

post-metal
isis
giant squid


progressive/alternative
tool
oceansize
dredg

metal
strapping young lad

alternative
a perfect circle

[astrozombie138]

Hair Metal
Loudness

Speed Metal
Sex Machineguns

Visual Kei
X-japan

Metal
Dir En Grey

Hard Rock
L'Arc~en~Ciel

Alternative Rock
The Pillows

Sythn Rock
Polysics

Progressive Rock
Malice Mizer

Rock
Asian Kung Fu Generation

[Eternal]

Jimi Hendrix definatly isn't hard rock, same with The Who. The Who is mod-rock and Jimi Hendrix is experimental.

Anyways here is a few more.

Rap Rock

The Roots
Black Eyed Peas

Rockabilly

Unknown Hinson
Buddy Holly And The Crickets

Country Rock / Blues

Johnny Cash
Willie Nelson

Country

The Highwaymen

Hip Hop

Run DMC
Beastie Boys
Public Enemy
Fatboys

Experimental / Jamband

The Mars Volta
Phish
Colonel Claypools Bucket Of Bernie Brains
Oysterhead
The Rapture

Electronica

The Crystal Method
The Chemical Brothers
Mindless Self Indulgence

Pop Rock

Ok Go
Weezer
Rooney

Indie

Sondre Lerche
Tom Waits
Mr. Bungle

All off the top of my head <.<

[Chase1]

Progmetal - Mastodon and Stratovarius
Metalcore - PROTEST THE HERO!
that is all

[Ardius]

Jimi Hendrix definatly isn't hard rock, same with The Who. The Who is mod-rock and Jimi Hendrix is experimental.

Anyways here is a few more.

Rap Rock

The Roots
Black Eyed Peas


^That is highly insulting to rap rock. Neither of those two can be considered rap rock in anyway what so ever.
Rap Rock:
Rage Against The Machine, Kid Rock, etc.
However, Rap-rock or Rapcore is an extremely small genre and consists of artists which can be easily be put into other categories. Until someone suggests artistst which are only rap-rock, then I will not add a seperate section.

Please, do not start the damned genre argument. As far as Im concerned both Hendrix and the Who are hard rock. Dont like it? Then go complain on a forum for genre discussions.
The only argument is if the artist is in a genre that it definitely should not be in, e.g. Metallica being in Folk rock or something. Otherwise, if there is even a chance an artist can be considered in a genre, there should be no argument. This thread is not about that.

Until you convince me that Hip Hop and Rap is worthwhile to be put in the game, I will leave them for now. Seeing as the game is called Rock Band, I dont see why it needs to be in the game. Rap-rock and others, yes, they can be included. But basic rap and hip-hop doesnt generally use real instruments, they usually use eletronically made beats and they base the songs off the singing, not the instrumental skills, so it would be REALLY boring for the other instruments.
I am still considering Electronica, seeing as Freezepop worked well in GH1 and 2, I dont see why not. It would make a nice change too. Im still unsure though.

[Ardius]

Hair Metal
Loudness

Speed Metal
Sex Machineguns

Visual Kei
X-japan

Metal
Dir En Grey

Hard Rock
L'Arc~en~Ciel

Alternative Rock
The Pillows

Sythn Rock
Polysics

Progressive Rock
Malice Mizer

Rock
Asian Kung Fu Generation

lol, you werent talking about "Asian" bands, you were talking about Japanese bands! Sigh, Asian doesnt just mean Japanese ya know.....I thought you were talking about the numerous Indian and others bands.
Well, anyway, as hard as they were to put in genres, they are in there now.

[astrozombie138]

I could put down some Korean Metal Bands.

[Ardius]

^ Bring them on! The more varied countries, the better. I need to be introduced to more music from that area anyway.

[Jgbaker]

Experimental Rock: Buckethead
Death Metal: Blood Red Throne

More later

[midfielder7]

You should add Anti-Flag and NOFX to punk.

[RedinTheSky]

Fusion : Frank Zappa, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Return to Forever, Weather Report, Al Dimeola.

Death Metal : Suffocation, Necrophagist, Psycroptic, Deeds of Flesh, Gorguts

Black Metal : Enslaved, Mithotyn, Summoning, Opthalamia, Primordial, Naglfar, Bal-Sagoth (Kind of a Black and Power metal band)

Thrash Metal : Obliveon, The Chasm, Coroner, King Diamond

[DoomsdayJesus23]

I was quite surprised no one mentioned The Pixies yet...
And did anyone mention Audioslave? They have some wicked riffs that would be great for the guitar part and solid vocals for the singing.

This is actually turning into a pretty sweet list.

[Impulse284]

For Ska, a must have is Catch 22. Keasbey Nights is THE most influential ska album ever released.

[EditTheSadParts004]

You need The Doors in there, they'd probably be under pshycadelic rock.

[3kage3]

alot of good bands there but take out MCR

[GVOLTT]

For Britpop, I suggest Supergrass.
For black metal, Immortal.
For ska, Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

Eh...there are many more suggestions I could make, but I'll keep it short and simple.

[3kage3]

definetly Breaking Benjamin

[3kage3]

and rage agiant the machine

[synystergates]

only 1 I can think of is:
Avenged Sevenfold- Nu Metal I guess.

[Ardius]

^ Added loads of bands and musicians. Thanks to all of you. Sorry I havent updated in a while, but its effort to keep coming back and researching all these bands to ensure they are in the right category.


alot of good bands there but take out MCR

definetly Breaking Benjamin

and rage agiant the machine

No, as much as I hate MCR, I included them because I know there are a lot of people who do like them. Please, no "remove this band because I dont happen to like them".

The other two are at the top of the list, cant you read?

[warcry]

this has to be one of the better posts i have seen, good job:)

[BobLoblaw]

Grunge: Melvins

Doom Metal: Boris

Noise Rock: Melt-Banana

Hardcore Punk: Bad Brains

Punk: Be Your Own Pet

[Ardius]

^added, cheers.
Ok, be warned people, I might not update this so frequently, so dont expect ur suggestions to always be replied to or even added sometimes. I will find time to add them when I can.

If theres loads of suggestions, I might not reply at all, but I will add them.

[tucsonovernite]

please dont leave out The Band ...i guess the best designation would be country rock....thank you!

[JoeThom]

I don't think I saw Three Days Grace on there. I would think they would be up there with Breaking Benjamin. Plus, you gotta have some Blink 182. Travis Barker is one of the best drummers around. New Found Glory has a few songs that would be a lot of fun to play, too.


*If any of these bands are already on the list sorry. I skimmed through it and my eyes got a little crazy after the first thousand artists lol*

[GrayInvisible]

Anyone like New Wave? In New wave I mean New wave not new wave of heavy metal or anything. Some of it is mostly synth, but their are guitary songs, and some synthy songs have bass, drums and singing.

New Wave
Oingo Boingo
Elvis Costello
Duran Duran
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
The Police (Listed as pop rock but could be considered New Wave)
XTC
New Order
Talking Heads
The Boomtown Rats
Big Country

Hard Rock
Deep Purple
Living Colour
Cheap Trick

Progressive Rock
Kansas
Procol Harum
Moody Blues

Shock Rock/Glam Rock
Twisted Sister

Early Rock
Chuck Berry
Bobby Fuller

Folk Rock
Donovan
Simon and Garfunkel
The Byrds

Pop Rock
Electric Light Orchestra (Couldn't think of anything else there for them)
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Toto
The Kinks (Couldn't think of anything else there for them either)
Huey Lewis & The News

Blues Rock
Foghat
The Animals

Some of the ones that didn't have categories, I fit in to others. I checked wikipedia for a few of them, but still dispute them if they are wrong.

[Seattle_Sound]

Move Soundgarden to grunge, they were the kings of the Seattle scene until Nirvana exploded.

I'm not sure if I just missed it but did you forget the Smashing Pumpkins? If you did that would be alternative.

[zapperzoid2000]

My turn.

Nevermore - Psalm of Lydia
Dimmu Borgir - The Serpentine Offering
Killswitch Engage - When Darkness Falls
Judas Priest - Hellbent for Leather
Hammerfall - Hearts on Fire
Kreator - Enemy of God
Dragonforce - Fury of the Storm
Fear Factory - Archetype
Sepultura - Refuse Resist
Slayer - Angel of Death
Bloodbath - Eaten

Rock Band can handle death growls and blastbeats, right?

[GrayInvisible]

My turn.

Nevermore - Psalm of Lydia
Dimmu Borgir - The Serpentine Offering
Killswitch Engage - When Darkness Falls
Judas Priest - Hellbent for Leather
Hammerfall - Hearts on Fire
Kreator - Enemy of God
Dragonforce - Fury of the Storm
Fear Factory - Archetype
Sepultura - Refuse Resist
Slayer - Angel of Death
Bloodbath - Eaten

Rock Band can handle death growls and blastbeats, right?

This list is only for bands, and the genres they belong in, not for songs. A few of those are on the list I think.

[Dan_CiTi]

Lol The Blood Brothers are not hardcore punk they are post-hardcore. If you do make a post-hardcore section, add Thrice, Thursday, and Bear Vs. Shark, The Fall Of Troy, and Saosin. Also adds some melodic hardcore: Lifetime, CIV, Set Your Goals, Saves The Day, Gorilla Biscuits, Daggermouth, No Trigger, and H2O. Also add The Receiving End Of Sirens, The Dear Hunter, and Rx Bandits to progressive rock with The Mars Volta. Add Say Anything, Brand New, and The Early November, The Snake The Cross The Crown, and Cap'n Jazz to Indie.

[Korgoth86]

Don't forget Oreskaband in the ska section!

[Coldplayer]

Were are... well, erm... all the bands from my sig? :eek:

Probably New Wave or something:
The Cure

Alternative:
Bloc Party
Placebo
Stars
Death Cab For Cutie
Angels & Airwaves

[GrayInvisible]

This thread was cool. Shame it died. Maybe someone could remake it.

[JukeBoxHero]

Put Kansas in as progressive rock.

[slugma123]

I'm happy to see you put The Cult on the list, but they are in no way indie rock. I would put them under hard rock.

[GrayInvisible]

Guy that made this is inactive. Should I remake it, and copy the current list?

[Coldplayer]

Guy that made this is inactive. Should I remake it, and copy the current list?

If you want to. Why not.

I don't care that much though. :p

[WingsOfSteel]

Add Genesis and Kansas to Progressive Rock.

Add The Beach Boys, Boston, and Journey to Pop Rock.

Add Simon & Garfunkel to Folk Rock.

And maybe move GnR from Pop Rock to Hard Rock.