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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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New EITS album announced, with a track. In work, so haven't listened yet. http://www.explosionsinthesky.com/
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Cymbal Monkey posted:A lot of it's not post-rock but here's what I submitted in full. Just want to say this and the E&D List as a whole gave me shitolads of good stuff to listen to after you originally posted it, so cheers.
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Benson Cunningham posted:Can anyone suggest some things similar to We Lost the Sea's Departure Songs? Definitely my favorite album in recent memory. Hammock's Departure Songs.
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How are Yndi Halda live? I've got a ticket tonight for Jeff Rosenstock, but that was before YH was announced. They're playing right across the road from each other though, so I might try half and half.
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It's growing on me too. At first it felt like they tried something a bit different and missed the mark, but yeah, I'm quite liking it.
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Mono are doing a big Europe/UK tour with Alcest in tow (for the UK leg at least).
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ICHIBAHN posted:How arethey in a festival setting They were pretty great at ATP, but that was their festival so
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EITS live at Glastonbury on iPlayer now, Sigur Ros later. Should be available to watch for a while I think.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Also, y'all heard this new Alcest yet? A buddy of mine just told me they were coming out with a new album this year, which I didn't even know about. It's goooooooooood. Supporting Mono, too. I'm on a four hour bus journey. A good day for Russian Circles and 65dos to release new albums.
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rabidsquid posted:yeah, i am digging this. also gently caress Buttons seems along the same lines and i am really digging them Vessels. Edit: early stuff is more towards standard post rock and they move in a more electronic direction as time goes on. Blanck Mass is half of gently caress Buttons. Junkenstein fucked around with this message at 17:37 on Oct 14, 2016 |
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Cymbal Monkey posted:I have no idea who the support is for the London show I'm going to but it had better loving be pg.lost. Mainland Europe only.
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Lift To Experience are kinda post-rocky, right? Fully remastered version of Texas Jerusalem Crossroads is out today. One of my all time favourites.
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First time I saw EITS they were supporting Four Tet. It was in an ex church in the summer and the sun was going down behind the stained glass windows and it was loving amazing.
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Yeah, I always find Mono amazing live, no matter how samey their records get. That co-headline show with Alcest was possibly the best gig I went to last year.
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I think this passed the thread by? Toundra released an album in February with a Flamenco guy under the name Exquirla. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqxZRSmkrc4
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Word on the street is that Mogwai are playing the hidden stage at Primavera tonight. I think you need to get a green token from somewhere.
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Bacardi stage 8pm. "World premier forthcoming album show". Awesome.
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The whole experience was kinda helped by the fact that they were playing with the sun setting over Barcelona behind them, but the new Mogwai album sounds loving great. They just played it in its entirety, nothing else, and it worked really well as a full set.
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SmokinDan posted:http://themusic.com.au/music/stream...of-breath-only/ Rageaholic Monkey posted:I'm like halfway through this and it's pretty boring, but the sad part is that it's still more interesting than like 95% of other albums I've heard so far this year. Not having a go, just found it funny, 'cos I was sure it was indeed discussed in here at release.
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A human heart posted:A big post rock festival is a tough proposition because people tend to fall asleep after the first three bands Talking of which: Meh, I dunno. Not nearly as good as previous years yet IMO. Still loads more to come though.
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Robert Smith is curating the Meltdown series of shows in the Southbank Centre in London this June and it looks like he quite likes his post rock. Saw Lift To Experience there last year and it was fantastic.quote:Deftones, The Libertines, Manic Street Preachers, Mogwai, My Bloody Valentine, Nine Inch Nails, Placebo, The Psychedelic Furs, 65daysofstatic, Alcest, The Anchoress, Kristin Hersh, Kathryn Joseph, MONO, and The Notwist.
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God is an Astronaut is one of the few big post rock bands I've barely touched really, even though I loved them when I saw them last year. What's the definitive album?
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Ofecks posted:Woa, he's got one of those guitars that's like, double guitars. Theo used to (not sure if he's still around) get all the guitar parts up and running then sit down and have a bash on the drums, that was pretty cool.
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Oh poo poo. Appears to be on your streaming service of choice from today as well.
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New Mono album cover makes for a really good phone background.
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Talking of Russian Circles, anyone survive Friday at Arctangent? It's expanded to be a lot more than 'that post rock festival' now but the post rock this year was still crazy good. Really strong sets by 65 DOS and Caspian in particular I thought, and the surprise ASOIWYFA debut album set was obviously great just because of the mutual love between the band and the Arctangent crowd. DJ Perro were infectiously joyous as well, the Mexican ASOIWYFA in many ways. Battles still hold up as a two piece; Meshuggah not really my thing (light show was good though).
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Was looking at the new additions to Arctangent and looks like Maybeshewill's disbandment didn't last long. https://twitter.com/Mybshwll/status/1222445450248232960?s=20
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Wasn't that originally broadcast as a live video from a dashcam as they drove around Iceland during summer solstice? Think it might be on youtube.
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So I saw that on Facebook this week. It's a soundtrack they did a few years ago........for a restaurant?!
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Bust Rodd posted:You’re never supposed to pronounce punctuation If there's any exemption that proves this rule, it'll be in the world of post rock, but I can't think of anything off the top of my head. Fake Edit: I've always pronounced !!! as Exclamation Mark Exclamation Mark Exclamation Mark.
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Bust Rodd posted:I've seen them twice and both times were excessively weird shows. Awesome twinkly post rock is divine but post rock crowds are the laziest sleepiest most low energy crowds in existence. You have like 1,200 people squished shoulder to shoulder in the Starland Ballroom like it's a fuckin' brostep show but no one is moving, no dancing, just a giant mass of people listlessly floating to heavy noise and vibing like a kelp bed at the bottom of the ocean. Genuinely curious, what kind of whole-crowd dancing would make a post rock show more enjoyable to you? I totally get what you mean, most shows are just a few hundred people with beards swaying but, like, what's the alternative? poo poo like everybody sit down and jump up at the drop in Fear Satan? Actually, that would be pretty hilarious.
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I saw EITS supporting Four Tet in what used to be a church as the sun went down through the stained glass windows. That was pretty special.
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mclusky Do Dallas 20th anniversary tour next year, gently caress yeah.
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Russian Circles coffee, anyone? https://heartworkcoffeebar.com/collections/coffee/products/heartwork-x-russian-circles-mexico-oaxaca
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He's a big post rock fan. When he did the Meltdown festival in the South Bank Centre, he had Mono, 65 DOS, Mogwai, God is and Astronaut, PG Lost, Alcest.....
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Just saw Mogwai under an almost-full moon. Did a bit of a cry. I've missed this poo poo.
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It does feel like post-rock bands get more poo poo for being derivative than other genres. Maybe because the genre was all about experimentation at the start and for the vast majority of post-rock bands now, it's very clear who they're imitating. But gently caress it, I'll enjoy a good EITS clone the same way I'll enjoy a good Motorhead clone.
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Is it, like, any good?
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New ASIWAYFA out today. Which I think is a proper album but is also meant to soundtrack a video or something? It's a bit of a departure anyway and also features spoken word bits by Emma Ruth Rundle and him off of Clutch.
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