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This is one of my favorite bands, though I'm not sure they fit into this category. Their album was my favorite of 2009 when it came out and their album cover blows me away. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1-VyRn6pLs
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Oooh, that's really nice stuff. Reminds me a little of The Ascent of Everest. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yl9l1IRaQ9s EDIT: Okay, whoa, that'll teach me to just skim poo poo. This is... quite a bit heavier than AoE. But it's still quite awesome. And incidentally, so is AoE. >_> </shamelessplug> SpruceZeus fucked around with this message at 01:08 on Aug 15, 2011 |
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Zudak posted:Oooh, that's really nice stuff. Reminds me a little of The Ascent of Everest. Oh hey, my video.
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Congrats on having good taste. >_> EDIT: Okay Agonist is awesome, my face is basically getting shredded off in the best possible way here. Ohms posted:I'm not sure they fit into this category. I'd say post-metal is a subgenre of post-rock. So IMO they do. But then again I do play the "post-rock" a little loose, I'd consider mathy stuff like Giraffes? Giraffes!, Sincabeza, and the like to be post-rock. SpruceZeus fucked around with this message at 00:22 on Aug 17, 2011 |
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Samuel Jackson Five are recording a new album http://www.myspace.com/thesamueljacksonfive/blog/543661260 qwwrhEATHYUETJUAETYawreyAEWHYr  DDD:DAlso, I have no loving clue how this news evaded me for about a month.
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Aug 16, 2011 23:57
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I know how you feel - I found out about Vanessa's Van Basten new album some time ago, half a year after it came out. There're some good groups out there that kinda get out of your radar. I had a forum where I used to find out stuff like that daily, but it died out.
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Aug 17, 2011 21:38
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Because you posted?
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EITS is playing in Stockholm Sweden if there are any other Swedish post-rock fans in this thread except me, on Nov 14th at Debaser.
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speaking of EITS http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Sign-Advertises-Explosions-in-the-Sky-on-Sept-11-128004698.html
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Aug 19, 2011 18:18
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origami posted:speaking of EITS And Munaf was raised a Muslim 
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Hey I posted my band here not long ago, and I wanted to give all the NYC goons a heads up that we're playing our first show tonight. I play drums in the band Spaces so come out and say hi! If you're not in NYC then... go listen to our album. I'll be your second best friend on the internet. http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=204641442924122 http://www.spacescold.com
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origami posted:speaking of EITS I live in Boise and am going to the 9/11 show. 
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jacksonchan posted:Check out Balmorhea. I'd call it expansive, evokes feelings of looking across a vast landscape (for me at least). They also have a cello. and a banjo... My favorite album of theirs is All is Wild, All is Silent. It's got a neat western vibe. I get that sense of looking across a vast landscape too, it's just always feels like the old american west.
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Not one post in here mentioning sleepmakeswaves's sophomore album? Quite a few pages back there was some praise for their first effort In Today Already Walks Tomorrow so hopefully I'm not wrong in thinking there's still some interest in this band. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWEksXKZjZs
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Perpetual Ascent posted:Not one post in here mentioning sleepmakeswaves's sophomore album? Quite a few pages back there was some praise for their first effort In Today Already Walks Tomorrow so hopefully I'm not wrong in thinking there's still some interest in this band. That's pretty good! Pretty standard post-rock fare, but not bad. I still think One Day You Will Teach Me To Let Go Of My Fears (the demo version, not the album version with the strings. The strings kinda cheapen it for me for some reason.) is one of the best post-rock songs I've ever heard.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:That's pretty good! Pretty standard post-rock fare, but not bad. I personally prefer the album version but I couldn't agree more, I loving love that song. And yeah, I know sleepmakeswaves kinda gets a typical crescendocore-buzz around here, but whatever. Sometimes I'm in the mood for crescendos. And lots of them.
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Perpetual Ascent posted:I personally prefer the album version but I couldn't agree more, I loving love that song. You might enjoy this then (or maybe not, but whatever, I'll post it anyway): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lTMG1GFZow Took this shortly after buying my DSLR last year to test out the video mode. It's just footage of driving down the I-10 at night while it was thundering/lightning and loving with settings, but I used the album version of that song as the music. It's probably nothing too special, but I liked the way it came out 
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Perpetual Ascent posted:Not one post in here mentioning sleepmakeswaves's sophomore album? Quite a few pages back there was some praise for their first effort In Today Already Walks Tomorrow so hopefully I'm not wrong in thinking there's still some interest in this band. I've been meaning to post about them for a week or so now but I kept forgetting! I've been absolutely loving To you they are birds, to me they are voices in the forest. It's some of the freshest sounding post-rock I've heard in a good long while. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_N0iEt5iKs
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Mentioned these guys over in the bands no one knows about thread, but there might be some more interest for them here - Tangled Thoughts of Leaving. They actually did a split EP with fellow Aussies sleepmakeswaves, relevantly. Check out their album Deaden the Fields though, it's absolutely amazing. Not strictly post-rock, but the aesthetic is similar enough. http://music.tangledthoughtsofleaving.com
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have some Sunlight Ascending http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJc9aOCvdY0
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New Mogwai. So good.
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ICA posted:New Mogwai. So good. Eh? Newer than their new EP?
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What. Earth Division. Not released yet. Leaked online. All over the place. Causing a mess. Particularly track 3.
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Ah. Yeah, that is their new EP. I didn't know it hadn't been released yet. I've only heard "Get To France" so far. It's really good, but really different from just about everything on Hardcore Will Never Die and...well just about everything they've put out in years. Edit 1: Bagpuss posted:I've been meaning to post about them for a week or so now but I kept forgetting! I've been absolutely loving To you they are birds, to me they are voices in the forest. It's some of the freshest sounding post-rock I've heard in a good long while.  Okay, why the gently caress do I not have this album yet? This is incredible. Edit 2: On my first listen of this album now and it's already one of my favorite post rock albums of the year, along with Hardcore Will Never Die and Take Care Take Care Take Care. Rageaholic fucked around with this message at 21:01 on Aug 23, 2011 |
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I need more post-rock with a lot of brass, like Foxhole, and Sigur Ros "Se Lest"
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-14687668 If you look at the last couple pictures, apparently GYBE were trying to tell us something in Lift Your Skinny Fists. Nuclear Spoon fucked around with this message at 10:35 on Aug 27, 2011 |
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So is this where we can talk about Russian Circles and Red Sparowes and that? If so, I was in a club last night and these dudes played http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6lvuWDZpPA I thought it was mint, and decided others may also like it.
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A5H posted:So is this where we can talk about Russian Circles and Red Sparowes and that? gently caress, this is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
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Kinda sounds like a less math-rock Maserati. I like it! 
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I'm listening to the entire album right now and it's amazing so far. Harder than I thought. I also love when albums flow from song to song without a break, and this album does that for over 50 minutes.
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Ohms posted:I'm listening to the entire album right now and it's amazing so far. Harder than I thought. I also love when albums flow from song to song without a break, and this album does that for over 50 minutes. I'm a huge fan of that too, that album rules.
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The beginning of that Matador song reminds me of Eminence Front. Anyone get that?
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Hooray! Checking out the bands you dudes compared them to now!
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Henry Fungletrumpet posted:Mentioned these guys over in the bands no one knows about thread, but there might be some more interest for them here - Tangled Thoughts of Leaving. They actually did a split EP with fellow Aussies sleepmakeswaves, relevantly. Check out their album Deaden the Fields though, it's absolutely amazing. Not strictly post-rock, but the aesthetic is similar enough. Yes, this. Totally was thinking about posting them here after seeing your post in that thread. Instead, I'll mention Lis Er Stille. They're Danish (found them trying to find a single band that sounds even remotely like Mew), and they sound like if Muse did a post rock album cribbing off Crippled Black Phoenix, specifically the album 200 Tons of Bad Luck. There's also a few hints of Mew, if you were wondering Have a listen, they rock: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co5wWY8RSNk
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I just clicked through 43 pages to see if anyone had posted about Gowns, w/ Erika Anderson and Ezra Buchla of noise-rock band The Mae Shi nonfame and heir to the Buchla synthesizer fortune. Here's some beautiful, depressing music for ya in their final song, "Stand And Encounter", the best dang drat song of 2010, buried somewhere in this pitchfork article: http://pitchfork.com/news/37829-gowns-break-up-post-final-epic-song/ and if you like that, their first two albums Red State and Dangers of Intimacy are not quite as ambitious, a little more succinct, but super-duper great. note: I think I might have a fairly loose definition of post-rock, and this isn't really of the jingly-jangly instrumental or cool jazzy instrumental or man-wasn't-krautrock-really-kickin archetype, so ymmv, I spose.
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Wazzit posted:Glad someone likes it. I'll be going through all our recordings and equalizing them over the next few weeks and post it in here when I'm done. I know this was from pages and pages ago, but I was really looking forward to this  WAZZIT WHERE ARE YOU
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Was finally going to get to see EitS for the first time since I missed them in 04. Now my Uncle is getting married that weekend. Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
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Pfft, your uncle can get married all the time.
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I stumbled upon this and the idea was all too interesting to skip. Zelda Post-Rock. http://coryjohnson.bandcamp.com/album/legend-of-zelda-demos My favorites are Epona's Song and the later part of Kakariko Village. Definitely worth a listen. WASDF fucked around with this message at 03:04 on Sep 2, 2011 |
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