ENJOY ETERNAL BLISS

Beefed up from its original EP release with the addition of the nearly 20 minute epic A Song For Starlit Beaches (though really, how many EPs run for 46 minutes as the original release did?), Yndi Halda's Enjoy Eternal Bliss offers a more peaceful and meditative side of post-rock than many competitors in the genre, as well as presenting a quality of production that is impressive even considering how good DIY recording technology had got in 2005. A lesser- hailed post-rock number than more prominent releases by the likes of Godspeed You Black Emperor or A Silver Mt. Zion, and one which doesn't deserve its obscurity.