Apocalyptic tunes from wasteland, gimme yours...

[falloutgod13]

I don't know about post-apoc feel in either of those bands but I'm definitely a big fan of Jack White and his creativity when it comes to sounds. I remember there was one movie/documentary where he made an instrument from an old board of wood and glass bottle. His passion for music is very commendable.

http://youtu.be/xCFXeChXfcI

[BentSea]

It Might Get Loud is an amazing documentary, I loved watching that. And yeah, Jack White is definitely a member of the new guard of passionate and creative musicians, as opposed to people just in a band. That guy can do almost no wrong musically. As for apocalyptic feel.. I guess it all depends on how you envision your apocalypse. I like that dark bluesy sadness, and in the case of that particular version of seven nation army I love the way it resolves from the desolate and hellish sadness into the angst of Seven Nation Army. I also like this one... it's a whole different spin, but I like not just the sound but the implication by the title.. The Crave... The end of the world brought about from lust, and the fiery cravings unfulfilled.

"The Crave" by Jelly Roll Morton

[falloutgod13]

I imagine it would be quite diverse, they got lasers and power armor and it's not the same time line as Fallout, it's been said it's more entrenched in the 80s.

On slightly less relevant note, here's something really cool. http://youtu.be/bWx_GyTLGmQ

[TΛPETRVE]

And here another classic for the Rangers to listen to while... well, doing ranger stuff:

PANTERA - "Cowboys from Hell"

[falloutgod13]

And here another classic for the Rangers to listen to while... well, doing ranger stuff:

PANTERA - "Cowboys from Hell

Nice!

[BentSea]

Great thing about the 80's though.. is that it doesn't preclude any of the music that came out before the 80's

Feeling Good - Nina Simone

Love the metaphor of a new day and a new dawn for life in a Wasteland.

Music from the 80's though...hehe

Cult of Personality

Horse With No Name

I mean, you just have to have a whole other mindset for the music.. a sort of fun, cheesy, playful approach to the apocalypse

Burning for You
In My Darkest Hour

If you pull a little from the 70s.. you can get a little darker.

War Pigs

[RetreatToLove]

Poco Scherzoso from Beethoven's String Quartet No 13 in B Flat Major.
Take Me To Your Leader's Daughter - Skin Alley
Norilor - Negura Bunget
Imaginary Traveler - Brian Keane
Hibou, Anemone and Bear - Soft Machine

[falloutgod13]

*snip*

Very nice picks form that era! Picked some of my favorites.

Don't know why I didn't think about this before when listing post apoc/dystopian bands but I totally forgot about Bile. They have a very avant garde approach to music. Some of it makes my head hurt but then there are tracks where they are amazing. I like the avant garde approach to music, too many people confine themselves to standards that limit their creativity.

http://youtu.be/9AJYa58Zg80

[TΛPETRVE]

Another inevitable classic:

Alien Sex Fiend - "Ignore the Machine"

[Coleman]

Another inevitable classic:

Alien Sex Fiend - "Ignore the Machine"

YES!!!

And the whole of Curse

[TΛPETRVE]

...and now something more recent:

Ulver - "February MMX"


...and since I've thrown Ulver into the mix, why not just add in my all-time favourite :

Ulver - "Dressed in Black"

[Jammet]

Well, Duh...

Frankie goes to Hollywood - Warriors of the Wasteland

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfuNW1QL3Wc

=^_^=

[falloutgod13]

How bout some Adam and the Ants? http://youtu.be/wtxuPqjSJDc Probably the earliest form of glam rock I can think of. Outlandish dress and make up along with some catchy tunes.

[TΛPETRVE]

And now something for the Servants of the Mushroom Cloud:

Electric Wizard - "Satanic Rites of Drugula"

[BentSea]

Another inevitable classic:

Alien Sex Fiend - "Ignore the Machine"

Haha, man, I actually have looked at several by them.. there are more than a couple of Alien Sex Fiend songs that are fitting.

[TΛPETRVE]

Also:

Hawkwind - "Spirit of the Age"

...and everything Hawkwind in general.

[The Tallest]

Soundgarden - Fourth of July
Soundgarden - Blow Up the Outside World

[moomoos]

Sólstafir - "Fjara"

Absolutely fantastic.

[falloutgod13]

http://youtu.be/7WJ23cFNcJw Only Flesh - Sheep

Awesome band, Rev Lower(lead singer) runs a piercing and tattoo shop. They do live suspensions and in general there's some awesome crazy stuff going on while they perform. Sometimes ambulances and firetrucks show up! I was trying to book them a show near me but I only managed to help them get a gig in Houston which is only about an hour away for me. It's better because Houston has millions of people living there versus where I live, there's only a couple hundred thousand. Going to go see them play June 12th.

http://youtu.be/GmlkBSrw3v4 Only Flesh - Twitch

[TΛPETRVE]

Skepticism - "Sign of a Storm"

Recorded from inside a mushroom cloud .