Underrated Artists!Music 

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oh also a band named social distortion. lately they just dont get awhole lot of respect, they sort of "fell off the map"
 
I would say Devlin. He's famous but underrated as an artist. He makes music in a genre called grime which is basically rap. I reckon his best song was london city part 2.
 
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Rammstein
I'm aware they have a lot of fans but certainly they're underrated within the selection of people I know.
 
Vandenburg, even though he got a decent chart position, it faded and led to a break up which then he joined Whitesnake with I believe Steve Vai at the time.
 
I don't know if you could call them underrated, but one guy I like listening to when I'm chill is Al Green.

Otherwise I have a lot of Beatles albums, Rolling Stones albums, I listen to some Bob Dylan stuff, the Who, a variety of different oldies that aren't heard on the radio anymore, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, the Police, the list keeps going on.

It's nice to find a rare gem once in awhile and not hear it a million times on the radio or a commercial IMO.
 
My opinion to the most underrated band BY FAR would be RX Bandits. Not only are the lyrics great and the musicians really passionate about their music, but they have talent to match. They are true musicians, amazing and it all comes together to create one of my favorite bands, even if they are unpopular. Other than the people that listen to strictly Lil Wayne, Drake, the boring radio pop and the like, I haven't met anyone who disliked RX Bandits. They have out 6 studio albums, and each one progressed little by little. They started as a punk/ska band, slowly changing into a more post-hardcore sound. The last two albums are intricate and complex compared to the other material. I'd recommend listening to anything off of "And the Battle Begun" as a taste of their sound. It hits a good middle ground no matter what you listen to.
 
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