Primavera Sound 2025

[Quadrophobia]

On 10/31/2024 at 8:51 AM, festivalguy97 said:

I really feel that Haim will be Wednesday at Forum

Either this - however theyd also be a perfect fit just befor one of the three pop headliners - or maybe Parcels? I feel like the Wednesday headliner has always been rather Legacy themed (St. Etienne, Suede, Belle & Sebastian, PSB, Phoenix) with the exemption of Big Red Machine but I don't see any fitting act on the line up that wouldn't be completely wasted

[JedTheHumanoid]

2 minutes ago, Quadrophobia said:

Either this - however theyd also be a perfect fit just befor one of the three pop headliners - or maybe Parcels? I feel like the Wednesday headliner has always been rather Legacy themed (St. Etienne, Suede, Belle & Sebastian, PSB, Phoenix) with the exemption of Big Red Machine but I don't see any fitting act on the line up that wouldn't be completely wasted

Going with the legacy theme- maybe TVOTR?

[ConfidenceMan]

19 minutes ago, JedTheHumanoid said:

Going with the legacy theme- maybe TVOTR?

Not a bad shout at all (though I want them to play before LCD Soundsystem!) 

The idea with the free Wednesday show was that it was a gift to the people of the city, wasn't it? Everyone could go, ticket holder or not. 

So the act playing that doesn't always match up with the biggest, best, other headliners etc. 

I remember catching Wolf Parade in a surprisingly big crowd one year. Local Natives too. Neither of those were the headline act that night, as far as I recall though. 

Although it feels as though Pet Shop Boys and Phoenix have maybe made that a bigger slot than it was. 

[ConfidenceMan]

 

Thought this would merit its own post. 

What's the verdict on new LCD Soundsystem? 

[scatteredscreens]

57 minutes ago, JedTheHumanoid said:

Going with the legacy theme- maybe TVOTR?

TVOTR are on Friday as per their website

[UsernameHere]

1 hour ago, ConfidenceMan said:

 

Thought this would merit its own post. 

What's the verdict on new LCD Soundsystem? 

Very catchy. Nice danceable groove to it. I'm excited for the new album!

[UsernameHere]

What are your favourite discoveries so far?
 

Machine Girl is probably the most interesting for me. Don't know how to describe them but I'd say there's definitely a bit of Aphex Twin and Death Grips in there, maybe The Prodigy as well. 

 

I've been enjoying Tramhaus and Chat Pile as well. The Dare sounds like he would be very fun live.

[Marty76]

Chat Pile sounds like something I'd enjoy, High Vis I never checked so far, but really like it. Zaho de Sagazan is a really nice surprise, probably wouldn't even have checked them on spotify until their A'dam show got brilliant reviews, but like it a lot now. And clearly Tramhaus is a no brainer!

[Valbork]

Loving the snottiness of The Dare, getting an occasional hint of Mark E Smith with them. Never thought sludge metal would be my thing but quite liking Chat Pile. Also loving Isabella Lovestory but I know reggaeton is not very popular on this forum.

[bluenova]

Also liking The Dare, Machine Girl, Zaho de Sagazan.

 

Yaosobi, Fcukers, Frost Children, Brutalismus 3000, Tetas Frias, all sound like they'd be great live.

 

This is Loralei, Christian Lee Hutson, Maria Somerville, Salem for more downbeat sounds.

 

Lots of guitary stuff around too. Already a fan of feeble little horse, but julie, Momma, Been Stellar, Horsegirl on the list to see.

[Rico_Pliskin]

18 minutes ago, Valbork said:

Loving the snottiness of The Dare, getting an occasional hint of Mark E Smith with them. Never thought sludge metal would be my thing but quite liking Chat Pile. Also loving Isabella Lovestory but I know reggaeton is not very popular on this forum.

The dare are fun. Lyrics of Girls are quite funny.

[Etaish]

The Dare (I'm getting more of a Jame Murphy/!!! influence here), Fcuckers, Channel Beads, Cassandra Jenkins, Glass Beams (Kruanghbin vibes) and Been Stellar are my favorite new finds.