I'm into indie stuff, the Cribs, Courteeners, British sea power etc, at this moment in time there isn't much at all getting my attention, too much electronic influenced pap, Bastille, the 1975 and such stuff, can anyone recommend any good guitar driven indie to listen to?

What about some good guitar driven stoner rock like Freedom Hawk or Jeremy Irons & the Ratgang Malibus

Cheers, any recommendation's welcome.
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Puressence were a great guitar Indie band that went under most peoples radar . [iOnly forever[/i is an absolute gem of an album .

When the new stuff is quiet I always start digging for old stuff.

Jaya The Cat. I can't recommend these enough, start with 'New International Sound Of Hedonism' and 'More Late Night Transmissions With....'.

Fat White Family, Jim James Revue, Amazing Snakeheads, Knuckle. If you like it blues-infused with a bit of retro charm.

If you're a fan of post-rock/math rock give these lot a listen:

And So I Watch You From Afar
Alpha Male Tea Party
Suffer Like G Did
Vessels
Cleft
The Physics House Band
Lite
Tall Ships

The Oath
Vintage Caravan
Mount Salem
Uncle Acid
Kadavar

What kind of stuff do all these do?

Guitar driven rock with a 70's feel. Occult doom. Think Blue Oyster Cult.

Just checked them out,very good indeed, nice one!

Just listening to Fatherson for first time cos they are on the red button highlights from T.
Me likes it.
Me likes it a lot.

I'll check some of these out. I'm just getting back into listening to new music for the first time in years. I used to be massively into indie stuff but got hugely bored with the whole thing about ten years ago - particularly bands that were 'NME cool' but generally awful.

I really didn't know how much I missed the experience of hearing a great song for the frst time. I'm also too old to be such a snob, and have found some bands I used to 'hate' to have produced a couple of songs I actually quite like.

If you like your music to sound like the Chipmunks have entered the Eurovision Song Contest then I can recommend BabyMetal.
I’ve always liked my music to be a little bit unusual and this has met that criteria.
Not for everyone but certainly making my car trips better just by listening to my own attempts to sing along.

Styx

Sounded good in the early 70's.
Is guitar driven a newish term?

If you have a listen to a band called Kadavar (from Berlin) you will instantly hear the main sound been so-called "guitar driven".

I don't think its a new term but one of the many genres and sub genres that some writers use to categorise the differing sounds in rock and metal music.

Here are some of the main themes:-

Acid ,Alternative, Black, Blues, Breakcore, Celtic, Christian, Country, Crossover, Crunkcore, Crust punk, Dark metal, Deathcore, Doom Metal, Deathgrind, Electric, Emo, Experimental, Extreme, Folk metal, Funk, Glam, Gothic rock, Grindcore, Groove, Grunge, Hard, Indie, Industrial, Instrumental, Krautrock, Latin, Mathcore, Medieval, Melodic, Metalcore, Neo-classical, New Wave of American Heavy Metal, New Wave of British Heavy Metal, Noise pop, Nu metal, Pagan, Pop punk, Post-metal, Post-rock, Power, Progressive, Psychedelic, Punk rock, Rap metal, Rock and roll, Rockabilly, Screamo, Shock rock, Ska, Skate, Sludge, Soft rock, Southern, Space, Speed, Stoner, Surf, Swamp, Symphonic, Technical, Teutonic, Thrash, Trad, Viking.

Neon Warship
Fu Manchu
Alabama Thunderpussy
Sasquatch
Roadsaw
Dixie Witch
Artimus Piledriver
Five Horse Johnson
The Atomic Bitchwax
Nova Driver
Camarosmith
Fireball Ministry
Left Lane Cruiser
The Sheepdogs
Siena Root
Bastard Kestrel
Radio Moscow
Screamin' Cheatah Wheelies
Throttlerod
Puny Human
Black Nasa
The Mushroom River Band
The Kings Of Frog Island
Spirit Caravan

If you like Spirit Caravan check out US doom legends Saint Vitus. Scott Weinrich features in both bands allthough Saint Vitus are a bit more heavier.

Pitchfork have just announced their list of 100 best albums from the decade so far... It is a pretty diverse list. pitchfork.com/features/staff-lis ... 2010-2014/

Pitchfork have just announced their list of 100 best albums from the decade so far... It is a pretty diverse list. pitchfork.com/features/staff-lis ... 2010-2014/

Typical reply from someone who is probably under thirty.
That's the problem with new music. It's not new. You could say the same for most media.
I'm sure there are some out there with original ideas. The sad thing is, few people get to hear them.

Hipsters, what is the point of them?

They keep your cock out of sight?