Just recently having started up a bass/vocals and drums/vocals duo together with an old drummer friend of mine I found this list of bands/duos just consisting of a bass player and a drummer interesting (there's a couple of extra bass and drums duos mentioned in the comment section of the linked thread) :
Here's the list from the link above copy/pasted (there's a couple of extra bass and drums duos mentioned in the comment section of the thread linked to above that I added here at the bottom of the OP list) :
Also :
- Ninja Academy - Math rock with occasional guest musicians.
- Sabot - Math prog with a Ruins influence.
- El Ten Eleven - Dance rock with mathy elements, bass player often uses a double neck bass/guitar, but sometimes just bass.
- Cause for Effect - Jazzgrind. Either you dig it or you don't.
- Japanther
- Bell Witch
- Clatter
Via that list I discovered this band from Japan (sort of sounds like a Primus/Mr. Bungle/Captain Beefheart crossover/fusion :
Anyone else here who play in a bass and drums duo?
Mine is called "all I nil" and we do sort of progressive psychedelic stoner/doom rock.
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Here's the list from the link above copy/pasted (there's a couple of extra bass and drums duos mentioned in the comment section of the thread linked to above that I added here at the bottom of the OP list) :
- DFA1979 - Dance punk, very abrasive and synthy
- Lightning Bolt - noise punk, very chaotic and LOUD
- Silent Lions - "Chill punk" (as described by the band), Hall & Oates stoner rock, very groovy yet raucous, know the bassist personally and is very chill
- Royal Blood - Alternative rock, classic blues-tinged rock, Page loves them (yes, THE Jimmy Page)
- Om - Rhythm section of Sleep + a [mediocre] singer, still doomy as all hell
- Bangladeafy! - Primus meets The Fall of Troy, great math rock, groovy as hell when it needs to be
- The Garden - Post-punk, two androgynous twin brothers making quirky tunes
- Ruins - Japanese math rock, still getting into them but liked what I've heard, kinda esoteric at times
- Whitey Houston - Mean punk rock, tongue-in-cheek social commentary, great groovin' riffs
- godheadSilo - Noise rock tinged with post-rock, kinda wandering at times, but great riffage
- Disciplina Kicme - Only heard one song off of the album, but it's also noisy and nice
- Planets - Mathier than Bangladeafy! rock, very solid
- HighKicks - Bass Black Keys with a better singer and rhythm section, classic vibe and FUZZ BASS
- Big Business - Not a duo anymore, and there is some guitar added on the album, but were originally just bass + drums, stoner rock heavy-hitters
- Geryon - Death metal, pretty sludgy but good riffage
Also :
- Ninja Academy - Math rock with occasional guest musicians.
- Sabot - Math prog with a Ruins influence.
- El Ten Eleven - Dance rock with mathy elements, bass player often uses a double neck bass/guitar, but sometimes just bass.
- Cause for Effect - Jazzgrind. Either you dig it or you don't.
- Japanther
- Bell Witch
- Clatter
Via that list I discovered this band from Japan (sort of sounds like a Primus/Mr. Bungle/Captain Beefheart crossover/fusion :
Anyone else here who play in a bass and drums duo?
Mine is called "all I nil" and we do sort of progressive psychedelic stoner/doom rock.
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