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thehustler posted:That's like old Mono. I love it. I have it on good authority (Taka told me) that he's trying to bring Mono away from all the orchestral stuff.
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Cymbal Monkey posted:I have it on good authority (Taka told me) that he's trying to bring Mono away from all the orchestral stuff.
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The other track on that split from The Ocean is worth listening to, if you're down for some progressive post-metal stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-lavJn5dII Could benefit from sparser vocals, I think, but it's not bad.
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I've gone back and listened to those two new Godspeed songs and I can't wait for their next release. Any idea when it's out?
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thehustler posted:Godspeed...their next release. Who what now?
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Cymbal Monkey posted:Who what now? I don't know if there is one I just hope. Has anything been announced?
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Can anyone recommend any good albums that strongly evoke the sea or have a maritime or nautical feel to them? I realize that that's fairly vague and I can't even articulate why anything would give off that feeling besides maybe some subconscious suggestion from the album or band name. I've been listening to The End of the Ocean's Pacific/Atlantic a lot and I kinda want more of that. Of Sinking Ships gets sorta close at times, but doesn't quite hit it just right.
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Oct 21, 2015 19:41
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Isis - Oceanic fits the bill fairly well. In Each Hand A Cutlass and The Pirate Ship Quintet are both very good in spite of their names. I can think of a few other post-rock bands with nautical names/themes but none that I would recommend off the top of my head.
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Isis springs to mind immediately yes. Maybe Deafheaven too. Ocean Machine? Godspeed earlier dronier stuff. Helicon Part 2 by Mogwai.
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Oct 21, 2015 20:17
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Not really a post-rock band but the recently departed Giant Squid might appeal to you.
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Late to the convo, but I've also gone alone to post rock concerts. None of my friends understand...and I'm perfectly ok with this.
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From Fathoms by Gifts from Enola has an ocean theme. I think they've gone out of favour with the thread though.
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GrandpaPants posted:Can anyone recommend any good albums that strongly evoke the sea or have a maritime or nautical feel to them? I realize that that's fairly vague and I can't even articulate why anything would give off that feeling besides maybe some subconscious suggestion from the album or band name. I've been listening to The End of the Ocean's Pacific/Atlantic a lot and I kinda want more of that. Of Sinking Ships gets sorta close at times, but doesn't quite hit it just right. There's one of those post metal/sludge/whocares vaguely Neurosis inspired bands called The Ocean, who unsurprisingly are ocean themed. Personally I find their music quite boring, but some people seem to be into them.
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A human heart posted:There's one of those post metal/sludge/whocares vaguely Neurosis inspired bands called The Ocean, who unsurprisingly are ocean themed. Personally I find their music quite boring, but some people seem to be into them. Actually, outside of their most recent album Pelagial (which is meant to be an experience akin to going deeper and deeper into the sea), The Ocean aren't really ocean-themed at all besides some song titles.
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Oct 22, 2015 14:38
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GrandpaPants posted:Can anyone recommend any good albums that strongly evoke the sea or have a maritime or nautical feel to them? I realize that that's fairly vague and I can't even articulate why anything would give off that feeling besides maybe some subconscious suggestion from the album or band name. I've been listening to The End of the Ocean's Pacific/Atlantic a lot and I kinda want more of that. Of Sinking Ships gets sorta close at times, but doesn't quite hit it just right. Dirty Three?
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chunkles posted:I got really confused reading the last.fm page about MEAN. They met with Lily Allen and opened for Freezepop? Uh, okay... Oh, that's a different band. sseeexxx album. so good.
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Oct 25, 2015 20:41
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GrandpaPants posted:Can anyone recommend any good albums that strongly evoke the sea or have a maritime or nautical feel to them? I realize that that's fairly vague and I can't even articulate why anything would give off that feeling besides maybe some subconscious suggestion from the album or band name. I've been listening to The End of the Ocean's Pacific/Atlantic a lot and I kinda want more of that. Of Sinking Ships gets sorta close at times, but doesn't quite hit it just right. Hey man, google music is laying the hits on me lately, and that Pacific/Atlantic album is dope. From a radio station based off it, I recommend Old Stories by Giants. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hgjba4D9uKg&feature=youtu.be
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Oct 28, 2015 08:44
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GrandpaPants posted:Can anyone recommend any good albums that strongly evoke the sea or have a maritime or nautical feel to them? The Sea & The Bells by Rachel's You missed that, guys? Seriously? I shall be collecting your post-rock credential cards and shredding them.
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These recommendations are all pretty drat great, thanks all! Finally, a soundtrack for when I look longingly into the horizon. Edit: Just to further contribute, Metavari's "Be One Of Us and Hear No Noise" is a pretty great album for the same purpose. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCip8gBuxZs GrandpaPants fucked around with this message at 16:18 on Nov 4, 2015 |
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GrandpaPants posted:Can anyone recommend any good albums that strongly evoke the sea or have a maritime or nautical feel to them? I realize that that's fairly vague and I can't even articulate why anything would give off that feeling besides maybe some subconscious suggestion from the album or band name. I've been listening to The End of the Ocean's Pacific/Atlantic a lot and I kinda want more of that. Of Sinking Ships gets sorta close at times, but doesn't quite hit it just right. We Lost The Sea's album Departure Songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=051C0FiNX5U Track 3 in particular, but the whole thing is unbelievably beautiful.
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Tortoise finally release the first new material in 6 years. Pretty stoked about this. "On October 6, 2015, it was announced that a new album, called The Catastrophist, would be released in early 2016 by Thrill Jockey.[10] Additionally, a single from the new album, entitled Gesceap, was released and it is available on YouTube. However, mail order pressings of the album are available through Thrill Jockey as of October 10, 2015.[11]" (Wikipedia, 5/11/2015)
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mormonpartyboat posted:We Lost The Sea's album Departure Songs: I'm pretty sure this is my favourite album of the year. Especially the end of track 3.
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Some pretty fabulous albums by pray for sound and to destroy a city https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eh25p0C5KA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGLVHXMU6wk I love the transitions in the pray for sound album. It has a lot of variety while remaining coherent through the whole thing.
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This is a weird one to be posting. Anna von Hausswolff is essentially an art-pop singer and organist in the vein of Kate Bush, but the post-rock influence is enormous. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hepsvsx6H70
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mormonpartyboat posted:We Lost The Sea's album Departure Songs: This is pretty good, album name is a bit odd though. A few snatches here and there even sound like Hammock.
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Here's an obscure little project I've been enjoying lately, Reverie Falls on All - Rebloom It's a Turkish duo, and I'd say the music is as much glitch (as in, the electronica genre) as it is post-rock, but I find myself enjoying the contrasting blend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3b4Mkii7_kk
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Cymbal Monkey posted:This is a weird one to be posting. Anna von Hausswolff is essentially an art-pop singer and organist in the vein of Kate Bush, but the post-rock influence is enormous. There's a stream of the whole album available at the moment, and it's pretty incredible: http://www.stereogum.com/1842750/stream-anna-von-hausswolff-the-miraculous/mp3s/
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Tickets go on sale for GY!BE's show in Chicago tomorrow morning at 10am. Take my money now, take it!
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mormonpartyboat posted:There's a stream of the whole album available at the moment, and it's pretty incredible: I've got the album for professional purposes and have been listening to it pretty much non stop since the beginning of the month.
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Johnny Truant posted:Tickets go on sale for GY!BE's show in Chicago tomorrow morning at 10am. Take my money now, take it! Got my ticket
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Is this bad? http://mogwai.co.uk/news/2480/statement While I love listening to Mogwai I never really got deeper into their background, so I don't know how much this will change the band. What do you guys say?
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AlexF posted:Is this bad?
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Nov 16, 2015 16:41
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Wiki says "Guitar & laptop". Hope the cut won't be too deep. He's apparently been with the band from "Come On Die Young" until now.
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Johnny Truant posted:Tickets go on sale for GY!BE's show in Chicago tomorrow morning at 10am. Take my money now, take it! What. Where? When?! God, I am so out of it when it comes to the music scene now a days.
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ChiTownEddie posted:What. They're playing somewhere in Hyde Park in January(?)
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New celestial wolves album out, you can preview it on bandcamp but full thing is on spotify. https://celestialwolves.bandcamp.com/ I haven't given it a proper listen yet but I really liked the last one.
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Henchman of Santa posted:They're playing somewhere in Hyde Park in January(?) Rockefeller Chapel, at UofC. I'm literally going to explode.
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A LOVELY LAD posted:New celestial wolves album out, you can preview it on bandcamp but full thing is on spotify. I'm gonna check this out, thanks for the heads-up! 
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New Yndi Halda
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