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Hope this fits in here, because these guys are pretty much genreless. This is Pram and they're very dear to me. They were part of the initial movement that coined the term "post-rock" along with Stereolab, Bark Psychosis, and Laika but come nowhere near the current definition of it. Oh my god are their songs ever hard to track down: Omnichord - http://grooveshark.com/s/Omnichord/3uFsfe?src=5 Mother of Pearl - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmHWuy8FjY0 Penny Arcade - http://grooveshark.com/s/Penny+Arcade/330jBr?src=5 JULIAN ASSANGE fucked around with this message at 18:35 on Feb 8, 2014 |
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precision posted:I was pretty big into them awhile ago. Not really related to the stuff in this thread, but a drat good band. You probably already have, but if you haven't, listen to Dan Deacon. Bromst is reasonably similar to what they were trying to do as far as being literally "noise pop". Yeah, they don't really fit into anywhere at all. A bunch of people called them dream pop so I basically went "eh, whatever," and posted it here. That's a neat recommendation. It's tough to find stuff that remotely resembles them.
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I'm so happy there are people who like early post-rock. It's such a different animal from what usually gets called post-rock I'm always scared to bring it up. Do you think it's got enough fuel for its own thread? I'd be really interested to see what other bands people pull out that sound like that stuff.
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