Past INmusic Festival lineups & sets (Archive)

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I guess you might get a chance to catch some Canadian indie rockers at this year's Coachella, which is happening on June 22nd and 23rd over on Manhattan in Chicago

Interesting. I wonder if anyone will actually bother listening to it. 😉

Mark Cox15 said:You’ll have the chance to catch these Canadian indie rockers at this year's Coachella, happening on June 22nd and 23rd over on Manhattan in Chicago.

I'm going to go download this so we can all give it a listen.🙂

Wonderful news indeed!
Indie Rock Scene released their phenomenal "You Forgot It in People" way back in 2002, and now they have a new album on the horizon that is supposedly just as incredible...

To get things started:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty_LAi0dleU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QxH55hqTKQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlejSPX_29E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl3PyTqsc5c

Just go ahead and download those Albums Feel Good Lost ( 2001 ) You Forgot It in People and Indie Rock Scene records—honestly, everything else just doesn't quite hit the same. I mean, they'll probably play some newer stuff, I suppose, but those two are absolute classics. As for the rest of the lineup... I don't know, I'm mostly just yawning. To be fair, though, I haven't even given their latest release a listen yet.

Which one was the last? Because I don't think the last one was the Indie Rock Scene 😁.

Anyway, uhhh 😍

By the way, here's something new World Sick—I love it. I mean, it's just the same old BSS vibes as always 😍.

I honestly think *You Forgot It in People* is one of the greatest albums ever made, period. 😍
...it really put me in such a good mood. 🙂

That whole Kevin Drew Presents: Indie Rock Scene thing was just awful. They actually took it on tour—I caught them live back in October 2007, if my memory serves me right.

EDIT: My apologies, Indie Rock Scene Presents: Kevin Drew - Spirit if...

Actually, Indie Rock Scene is known to perform alongside Feist... I wonder if we might see a potential new artist at Coachella this year? 🙂

Albums
Feel Good Lost (2001)
You Forgot It in People (2002)
BSS (2005) (US #105, UK #80)
Rock Record (2010)

B-Side Albums
Bee Hives (2004)

Indie Rock Scene Presents...
Kevin Drew - Spirit if... (2007)
Brendan Canning - Something for All of US... (2008)

I might have gotten a bit ahead of myself there—those last two are technically "solo" albums, I suppose, though practically everyone from the usual band lineup and their circle of collaborators shows up on them anyway.

Kyle Jackson54 said:That whole Kevin Drew Presents: Indie Rock Scene thing was honestly the worst. And they actually took it on tour, too—I actually caught them live back then. I think it was sometime in October 2007.

Edit: My apologies, let me rephrase that... Indie Rock Scene Presents: Kevin Drew - Spirit if...

Yeah, I have to agree, that album wasn't really my cup of tea either. ☕

As for Feist—I highly doubt there's anything happening there, since she was just starting to get serious about working on the album and I don't see any tour on the horizon. 🤷

Kyle Jackson54 said:That whole Kevin Drew Presents: Indie Rock Scene thing was the absolute worst. They actually toured with it, too—I saw them live back then. I think it was around October 2007.

Edit: My bad, Indie Rock Scene Presents: Kevin Drew - Spirit if...

For me, BSS presents Brendan Canning is even worse. 😍
I mean, Kevin’s stuff is fine, but yeah, I kind of view these "BSS presents" things as solo projects from the members, even if they aren't strictly solo, 😕 because they just don't hold a candle to their earlier albums.😢

BSS 😍

That's what I'm asking. Finally, something worth actually showing up for.

Even if Pavement showed up, they're usually paired with BSS at these kinds of festivals anyway🙂

That’s exactly why people head out to the Indie Rock Scene!!!!!

THE INDIE ROCK SCENE IS JUST SOOOOO BROKEN 👋 👋 👋

Who even are all these artists? I listen to a decent amount of music, but besides Massive Attack, I don't recognize any of these bands.🤷

Yeah, you're damn right about that.

Besides, when it comes to the Indie Rock Scene, it doesn't mean squat—it’s got no real substance or direction.

Thomas Peterson5 said:I guess I'm wondering who all these artists actually are? I mean, I listen to a pretty wide variety of music, but most of these bands are totally new to me—Massive Attack is about the only name on here that I actually recognize. 🤷

I guess I could probably help you out with those two bands...

Rise Against is such a solid band, I guess. They just have this way of hitting all those right notes, maybe even more than most other groups in that scene.
I was just sitting here thinking about this video, and I guess it’s one of those things that really sticks with you, maybe because of how much it captures a specific feeling. It’s pretty interesting to look back on, I suppose, especially when you consider how much everything has changed since then. I found myself watching it more than once, just trying to soak in the atmosphere, though I might be overthinking it. It’s a nice little trip down memory lane, I think.
I guess I just stumbled upon this video, and honestly, it’s pretty interesting. I was thinking about how much things have changed lately, and maybe there's something here worth looking into if you have a spare moment. It seems like a nice little watch, so I figured I'd just share it with everyone here.

I guess I was just thinking about Flogging Molly today, and honestly, they always seem to bring such a great energy whenever they play. It’s funny how certain bands just stay in your head like that, maybe because their sound is so distinct and lively. I don't know, there's just something about that folk-punk vibe that feels really uplifting, I suppose.
I guess I just stumbled upon this video on YouTube, and honestly, it’s kind of a vibe. It’s one of those things that makes me think about how much music has changed over the years, though I probably shouldn't be so definitive about it. Maybe it's just me, but there's something really nostalgic about watching clips like this. It's pretty chill, really.
I was just sitting here thinking about this video, and I guess I felt like sharing it because it’s honestly such a vibe. It’s one of those clips that really sticks with you, maybe because of how raw it feels, or perhaps it's just the way everything flows together. I don't know, I just found myself drifting back to it a few times today while I was hanging out. It seems like the kind of thing that might resonate with people who appreciate those little moments of genuine connection, even if it's just through a screen. I suppose it's worth a watch if you have a few minutes to just sit back and relax.

Thomas Peterson5 said:Who even are all these artists? I listen to a ton of music, but almost none of these bands ring a bell for me—except for Massive Attack. 🤷

1)Massive AttackNo, definitely not Massive Attack.

Music isn't just about what you see on MTV.😢