I dont know why, it does connect to post rock for me... i does have a lot in common with post rock though, youll surely agree.
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I dont know why, it does connect to post rock for me... i does have a lot in common with post rock though, youll surely agree.
Indrid Cold
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All good stuff - Sigur Ros, Yndi Halda, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Red Sparowes, Pelican, The Fridge, A Lily, Do Make Say Think, This Will Destroy You, Magyar Posse, CtrlAltDelete, By the End of Tonight, Shora, Explosions in the Sky, Flying Saucer Attack, Tortoise, Mogwai, Rovo (kinda jazz-rock, but whatever),
and an band you ALL need to check out if you like post-rock: Parabstruse http://www.myspace.com/parabstruse
and an band you ALL need to check out if you like post-rock: Parabstruse http://www.myspace.com/parabstruse
Pethical
Tom
any of you dudes heard of a project called 'have a nice life'? i've been really getting into their disc 'deathconsciousness' as of late. not post-rock per sae, but has a lot of its elements, as well as dark ambient, drone, even straying to britpop and the like. great stuff
Scourge of Malice
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will definitely check that out
i'd also highly recommend Faunts to everyone. They have some post-rock elements in their sound, especially the songs "of nature" and "twenty-three"
i'd also highly recommend Faunts to everyone. They have some post-rock elements in their sound, especially the songs "of nature" and "twenty-three"
Saihtam
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Isis, Cult of Luna, GY!BE, Sigor Rós, Jesu, Neurosis, Pelican and Yob are my favourites, although some of these migh be more post-metal-ish.
Kenneth R.
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fizz6207
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listening now, got my thumbs up. Can download some high quality ones from the myspace for free it seems :Smokin:
v2kv
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I'm really digging on Maserati's Inventions for the New Season and If These Trees Could Talk's self-titled.
Don Corleone
Emre
magyar posse's "kings of time" is fantastic. while oceansize can be considered in a different genre (shoegaze), they deserve a mention and praise here. well they mix up a lot of different things.
but then again this genre has a lot of copycats...and it's getting tiresome. =/
but then again this genre has a lot of copycats...and it's getting tiresome. =/
opeth_353
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Hmm yeah.. The genre is definitely getting very overloaded with bands trying to copy those that have gone before.. But still, one of my favourite genres around.
Arjen W.
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There are some really awesome band in this genre. I don't have anything to add though, all my favourites are already listed. Some days ago a friend of mine played me some God Is An Astronaut, I'm checking it out right now, pretty good stuff so far.
Zed Leppelin
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Saw Magyar Posse live few weeks ago. They were incredible although their support was even better!
Lothlorien
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hey i made a thread about a month back about post rock/ambient/ etc recommendations. you should check it out, i got alot of great feedback on bands.
billyneverdies
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Your Hand In Mine is probably one of the most gorgeous, dejecting songs I've heard in recent memory.
My Arms, Your Purse
I Steal Things
opeth_353
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Isis is definitely post-metal but it sure kicks huge amounts of ass.
Well.. Some argue whether Post-Metal exists as a genre..
Pethical
Tom
I've heard that album a few times, and it's far from bad, I can't say anything jumped out at me at wanting to purchase the album, except for the first song which I thought was great and uplifting and unusually rock-ish for the genre (I even started writing a song that's a complete ripoff of that song
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Arjen W.
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