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Guys, check out Ganaon, pretty heavy and intense stuff.
 
A bit past Isis in both the speed catagory and brutal catagory, but arent as drenched with emotion. Still, Very good!
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Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:

Guys, check out Ganaon, pretty heavy and intense stuff.
 
A bit past Isis in both the speed catagory and brutal catagory, but arent as drenched with emotion. Still, Very good!
 
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If you enjoy post metal, you'll enjoy *shels.
 
Think the Pax Cecillia meets GY!BE, SubMasq and BtBaM
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I'm disappointed - neither of these players are avant-garde!

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haha i know. but the poll itself is avant-garde
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People are saying oceansizeare post rock.
 
Agree?
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Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:

People are saying oceansizeare post rock.
 
Agree?
 
Nope
 
Space rock with a metallic edge...


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Jody, go check out the poll where they're saying that, and educate them what post is.
 
Cham, you were right! rockets falling on rockets is easily the best song on yangui! It literally reminds me of a classical composition, but electrified!
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Points: 6890 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 02 2007 at 23:08
So is sigur ros making a new album? Or a two song EP?
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^^^  They released a single and are going to release a  2CD compilation as well November 6. The compilation consist of 1 CD of unreleased material and another will be an acoustic show that they made for their close friends and relatives. The DVD will be out in Nov 20 too.
Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:

Jody, go check out the poll where they're saying that, and educate them what post is.
 
Cham, you were right! rockets falling on rockets is easily the best song on yangui! It literally reminds me of a classical composition, but electrified!

A great song indeed, but I got confused and mentioned it as my favorite when in reality my favorite is Motherf*cker = Redeemer pt.1  .Embarrassed  Still Rocket Falls On Rocket Falls is great. Heck! all the songs on the album are wonderful!



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Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:

People are saying oceansizeare post rock.
 
Agree?


How about "Post Psychedelic Space Rock/Metal"?Big%20smile
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I listened to in the absence of truth for the first time today on my friends iPod.
 
Well, quite frankly, I was a bit disapointed.
 
The first and third song have Tool written all over it, and if I want to listen to Tool, I can just pop in lateralus any time. I HATED the drumming! The simple druming style of oceanic and panopticon is what makes the music so special and atmospherical, now we have mr. Danny Carey wannabe introducing the album with an obnoxious Tom Tom/Double bass jam session.
 
Well, I liked how the the vocals have detensified, and intensified, and the guitar melodies are still sweet, but this just isnt the Isis I'm used to. Maybe with some time the album will grow on me.
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So the other night I went to a Jesu show, and the opening band was Yakuza, I was extremelly impressed, they play post-metal but the interesting thing is they use a saxaphone, They are already on the site: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2955 

Does anyone else know of these guys?
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Originally posted by Proletariat Proletariat wrote:

So the other night I went to a Jesu show, and the opening band was Yakuza, I was extremelly impressed, they play post-metal but the interesting thing is they use a saxaphone, They are already on the site: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2955 

Does anyone else know of these guys?
 
Yeah.....ME.I added them.Tongue
 
Their new album Transmutations is pretty awesome.


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^ I will give them a listen.
 
Cult of Luna's most recent album is intense! Are they're other albums better, cause this album isn't ranked as high.
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Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:

^ I will give them a listen.
 
Cult of Luna's most recent album is intense! Are they're other albums better, cause this album isn't ranked as high.
 
I think CoL's album Salvation is their best so far.


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Happy to see that Omega Massif was added to the archives.  I figured that it was just a matter of time.
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Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:

^^^  They released a single and are going to release a  2CD compilation as well November 6. The compilation consist of 1 CD of unreleased material and another will be an acoustic show that they made for their close friends and relatives. The DVD will be out in Nov 20 too.


I received both in the mail this morning, so far I've only listened to half of Heim (the live CD). I'll let you all know what I think once I've had a change to work my way through everything. Big%20smile
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Originally posted by rushaholic rushaholic wrote:

Happy to see that Omega Massif was added to the archives.  I figured that it was just a matter of time.
 
Thanks,decent bio info on them was hard to find and I decided to flesh a bare bones bio out because I wanted to get them added.
 
Geisterstadt is on my long "Best Albums of 2007" list.Tongue


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Originally posted by N Ellingworth N Ellingworth wrote:

Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:

^^^  They released a single and are going to release a  2CD compilation as well November 6. The compilation consist of 1 CD of unreleased material and another will be an acoustic show that they made for their close friends and relatives. The DVD will be out in Nov 20 too.


I received both in the mail this morning, so far I've only listened to half of Heim (the live CD). I'll let you all know what I think once I've had a chance to work my way through everything. Big%20smile


As I promised I would I've now watched Heima and listened to all of Hvarf-Heim, and both are incredible, Heima left me speechless which is a first for a music DVD. Hvarf-Heim is a wonderful collection of songs, the live half in particular is a wonderful listen.
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^^  Clap I'll order it this week. I don't even want to listen to samples of the songs. I want to be surprised from start to finish.

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by rushaholic rushaholic wrote:

Happy to see that Omega Massif was added to the archives.  I figured that it was just a matter of time.
 
Thanks,decent bio info on them was hard to find and I decided to flesh a bare bones bio out because I wanted to get them added.
 
Geisterstadt is on my long "Best Albums of 2007" list.Tongue

And I just reviewed it. Approve

In Der Mine is my favorite metal song of 2007.

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Great review Cham! Omega Massif is my second favirote instrumental band!
 
Irepress is so far the most straight forward prog metal bands I've heard so far.
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