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Points: 1955 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 23 2010 at 09:34
^^ Downloading Fire Spoken by the Buffalo at the moment. Pretty young band as i can see from the pictures 
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Points: 651 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 22 2010 at 22:45
Forget all this new Kayo Dot album and 65DOS stuff. You need to give some of this a shot: http://www.last.fm/music/Fire%2520Spoken%2520by%2520the%2520Buffalo?ac=Fire%20Spoken%20By


Also, i agree that "Sunrise" is pretty kick ass.


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+ 1 for sunrise.
 
I saw My eductaion open for Red Sparrows a couple weeks ago, and I had to get the new album.
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^^ Sunrise is excellent, i like it. New Ef is also very good one.. 
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Just received the new Ef album in the mail yesterday - called Mourning Golden Morning.

A review is up on The Silent Ballet site http://thesilentballet.com/dnn/Reviews/tabid/54/ctl/Details/mid/438/ItemID/3248/Default.aspx.  Good music.

Anyone hear the new My Education album called Sunrise?
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Originally posted by rushaholic rushaholic wrote:

Saw the earlier post of the new 65daysofstatic album.  Listening now for the first time - no opinion yet.

They have the entire album streaming at http://www.myspace.com/65propaganda

Release date is April 26th.
i heard the album, but i am little dissapointed, not as great as their previous efforts IMO 
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Saw the earlier post of the new 65daysofstatic album.  Listening now for the first time - no opinion yet.

They have the entire album streaming at http://www.myspace.com/65propaganda

Release date is April 26th.
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I've just found some lesser gems from China such as oNEwAY, Fang4 Gao1, Lava/Ox/Sea (this band's albums can be downloaded for free from their myspace blog), Hualun and 48V. Even though these bands are not as great as the bands from Japan, they are still cool and unique.  
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Listen to this Post Rock/Math Rock band called Time Columns
http://www.myspace.com/timecolumns
The best songs on their myspace are Summer and Winter. I highly recomend this band.
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Originally posted by HTCF HTCF wrote:


Hooray for post-rock
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Originally posted by latenighefog latenighefog wrote:


Anyone interested in Asian Post-Rock scene?
i haven't heard many bands from Asia, some of them are: 
Te' 
Sgt.,
Mudy on the sakuban
Lite
Wang-Wen - very good one
Kimtak Building
Hualun
Deepset
8mm Sky
3nd - descent post rock
Naan
Mutyumu - awesome! post rock/metal
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Anyone here listening to A Storm of Light? I think they're interesting.
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Two new 65daysofstatic songs. Tiger Girl and Crash Tactics And album art.
It's out on the 26th.
 
I kind of have to say meh on all counts, although some of Crash Tactics was pretty good, if not very post-rock. I used to love One Time for All Time, but it seems they've gotten worse or I've gotten over them.


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Dont forget to add Envy to the list of Asian Post-Rock! A Dead Sinking Story is one of my favorite albums right now. The most emotional music you may ever hear.
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Originally posted by steve2603 steve2603 wrote:

 

Hope you're going to add Sigur Rós's ( ) onto that soon. A truly wonderful experience. Smile


I think I've got that one on its way
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Originally posted by Dominic Dominic wrote:

They're pretty darn good from what i can remember. I'll have to check those others that you mentioned. About "Asian" Post-Rock, i haven't heard too many bands, but i know that most of us here are familiar with LITE & Toe. I'm a big fan of the band Naan; (from Japan) i also like Sgt., but they don't hold my interest for too long. 


I agree that those bands you mentioned are really great.
There are more bands to check out:

Hologram (JPN)
Presence of Soul (JPN)
Glittering Blackness, Fall (Korea) Their debut EP. is highly recommended for those who like melancholic melodies.
Loro's (Korea)
Deepset (Malaysia)
The Observatory (Singapore) This band, I think, has variety of genres, but their music is usually coined as Space Rock.
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Points: 651 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 17 2010 at 19:14
Originally posted by latenighefog latenighefog wrote:

Mudy on the Sakuban 

They're pretty darn good from what i can remember. I'll have to check those others that you mentioned. About "Asian" Post-Rock, i haven't heard too many bands, but i know that most of us here are familiar with LITE & Toe. I'm a big fan of the band Naan; (from Japan) i also like Sgt., but they don't hold my interest for too long. 


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Originally posted by HTCF HTCF wrote:

I've just started getting into post rock, have all the GY!BE albums and they're amazing, just today picked up:
Millions now living will never die (tortoise)
All is Violent, All is Bright (God is an Astronaut)
All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone (Explosions in the Sky)
Agaetis Byrjun (sigur Ros)
Takk (Sigur Ros)
Goodbye Enemy Airship the Landlord is dead (Do Make Say Think)

Only started listening to the Tortoise album but it's fantastic.

Hooray for post-rock

Hope you're going to add Sigur Rós's ( ) onto that soon. A truly wonderful experience. Smile
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I've been into Post-Rock for around 2 years. And lately, I've got some of cool Asian stuffs like Sugar Plum Ferry, Mudy on the Sakuban and the local (=Thai) band, Forgot Your Case (their debut album is really awesome).  And I think this year there will be more on Post-Rock to hear.

Anyone interested in Asian Post-Rock scene?
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I've just started getting into post rock, have all the GY!BE albums and they're amazing, just today picked up:
Millions now living will never die (tortoise)
All is Violent, All is Bright (God is an Astronaut)
All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone (Explosions in the Sky)
Agaetis Byrjun (sigur Ros)
Takk (Sigur Ros)
Goodbye Enemy Airship the Landlord is dead (Do Make Say Think)

Only started listening to the Tortoise album but it's fantastic.

Hooray for post-rock
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

 

You guys will like, then, the Dordeduh album when it gets released. This is the band formed by the ex-NB guitarist and bassist. I posted 40 minutes worth of good quality YouTube videos from their debut concert, in the Tech/Extreme Appreciation Thread Star

Wow.... thanks Alex, they sound amazing. Super nice find Big smile

EDIT: Damn, seems like "Dordeduh" would fit in the Post Metal section quite nicely. One of those vids from their live show even gave me a wonderful "Shora" feel. 


Edited by Dominic - April 15 2010 at 23:56
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