Post Rock/Post Metal/Math Rock Thread

Oh yeah, I know about 65... I just don't listen to them that often. I'm sure everyone knows about EITS? did I mention Tides? I can't remember and I can't look at what I posted right now. Does anyone know of Kayo Dot? I can't remember if I saw that posted or not, it's for fans of Maudlin.... I will listen to your music. Yeah I can see what you mean about Irepress.

schizoid_man77 wrote: Maudlin of the well!!!!!!One of my favorite bands ever as of now, Igor your right, they're absolutely addictive!

Hey, I'm n3 in your LastFM charts Hope to see motW there soon

Edited by Prog-jester - January 13 2008 at 02:05

RedSunRising88 wrote: Sorry for the 509341598345 posts in a row but I forgot to mention Benoit Pioulard and CBP. Yeah, I figured that fans of these genres would like them. Yeah, Angel Eyes are good huh?

I just checked out Angel Eye's samples on Myspace, great music! Thanks guys.

chamberry wrote: Slowly, but surely, most of the bands in your list that are missing in the archives will get added.

Crippled Black Phoenix for instance, i think could be considered progressive. They seem way more deserving then some of the more simplistic/conventional rock style bands in the archives. They're supposively coming out with a new album this year, hopefully it will give more confirmation of their progressiveness. (their first album was one of my fav. releases last year.)


Edited by Dominic - January 13 2008 at 16:07

Dominic wrote: I just checked out Angel Eye's samples on Myspace, great music! Thanks guys. chamberry wrote: Slowly, but surely, most of the bands in your list that are missing in the archives will get added. Crippled Black Phoenix for instance, i think could be considered progressive. They seem way more deserving then some of the more simplistic/conventional rock style bands in the archives. They're supposively coming out with a new album this year, hopefully it will give more confirmation of their progressiveness. (their first album was one of my fav. releases last year.)

They may deserve a place here more than some bands, but do they deserve a place here judging by their sound and their sound only?

Their album's quite long, but I like their sound. A bit more focus will do them good, in my opinion.

Yeah my thoughts do jump around a lot, it makes it hard to talk to people because half the time they don't get the same connection to subjects that I do. I will look for omega. Kayo dot are hard to get into for a lot of people. anybody hear anything about mikael akerfeldt and the drummer from dream theater and the keyboardist from porcupine tree doing a side project? I heard about that a long time ago but nothing of them actually releasing anything. I also think dream theater is lame but thats just my opinion; have not listened to porcupine tree much, most of what I have heard I don't like.

RedSunRising88 wrote: Yeah my thoughts do jump around a lot, it makes it hard to talk to people because half the time they don't get the same connection to subjects that I do. I will look for omega. Kayo dot are hard to get into for a lot of people. anybody hear anything about mikael akerfeldt and the drummer from dream theater and the keyboardist from porcupine tree doing a side project? I heard about that a long time ago but nothing of them actually releasing anything. I also think dream theater is lame but thats just my opinion; have not listened to porcupine tree much, most of what I have heard I don't like.

I discovered Do Make Say Think recently when I got their most recent album last month.  It's very good, very mellow and happy!  I also ordered Winter Hymn Country Hymn Secret Hymn and You are There by Mono, but I'm still waiting for them.

I am going through their discography at the moment.

You are there is good, but the music is a little typical and uninspired, a three star for me.