British Invasion Starting?

[Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)]

British music is making its way over seas again. Recently I've been listening to it a lot, and it's almost like they created an entirely new genre of music.

I'll link some of my favorites and little descriptions...

[Ja Rhule]

The only decent English song I know off besides Coldplay of course.

[Stumpy]

the only decent english song i know off besides coldplay of course.

lol!

[mr beauxjangles]

Ever since britpop (Oasis, Blur, etc.) died down and Radiohead and Coldplay became mainstream in the late 90s/early 00s there was a bit of a lull, then a lot of good music started to pop up in the mid-late 2000s. Foals, Editors, Florence and the Machine, Mumford and Sons, Bloc Party....many, many others.

[pstall]

iam VERY impressed with Mumford and Sons.

[Razzy]

iam VERY impressed with Mumford and Sons.

Ever listen to their full albums? Beside the radio singles it's all yodeling.

Brit invasion is nothing new. It happened with punk, it happened with new wave, and now it's happening with with indie.

[davos]

There's always good artists coming out over there

Anything with Damon Albarn

[Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)]

Mumford fans would probably like the first song I posted.

[SmootsDaddy89]

I want to invade her.

[CarolinaNCSU]

Mumford and Adele. They've made their contribution to society already.

[CarolinaAllDay]

Y no Paul? John? George? Ringo?

[Paintballr]

So should I light one or two candles in the church tower?

[Mrs Pantherfan]

Florence and the Machine

Her first main single to come out was good...but I cannot stand the rest of her sh*t..she f*cking yells too damn much

I'm a huge fan of The Kooks...

there are tons of awesome bands out there that are in the same genre as the brits, but are from ye old united states ....and even a few from *gasp* Canada! :)

[PanthaSan]

I want to invade her.

Invading it right now....

As far as a new British Invasion, meh. The world is smaller now that we have teh interwebs so it really isn't as big a thing as it was back in the vinyl days.

Back then, it was a lot harder to influence the masses across the pond than it is now.