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I am loving BLD,one of their best releases imo.


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That sounds really cool, but I want to be taken by surprise when I get my hands on the CD.  After all, its Kayo Dot!

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visit http://www.myspace.com/thesevenmilejourney to hear a great band called The Seven Mile Journey.  The song Identity Journals is one of my favorites from this band from Denmark.  More information available at http://www.thesevenmilejourney.dk/.

Their latest is only $10 (free shipping in the US).

A couple of reviews from their myspace site:

"The Seven Mile Journey are among the best that Denmark, Scandinavia and all of Europe have to offer in the traditional postrock movement."
(Disagreement, Germany)

"The Metamorphosis Project is a sophisticated experience that combines the sober spectacle of their predecessor with the swift resolution often associated with the post-rock sound. And it works, rather brilliant too."
(The Silent Ballet, USA)

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Other than Don Cab, my knowledge of the Math Rock genre is not that good.

Recommendations for the more important Math bands please.
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If you want straight up Math rock you want...
Don Cab
Oxxes
Funebre
 
For a math rock with a more post rocky mantality...
Tera Melos
Giraffes?Girafes!
Coptic Light
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I got Nattens madrigal, and I think it's too metal to be under the genre of black metal, so I made a completey new style of metal just for this album....
 
Werewolf metal!


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Hey Rushaholic,
 
I just got The Drift's album Memory Drawings.
 
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Great music,thanks for the recommendation!


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Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:

That sounds really cool, but I want to be taken by surprise when I get my hands on the CD.  After all, its Kayo Dot!



Have you preordered yet?  Make sure to preorder from Hydrahead and get the pillowcase (or the shirt I guess, or best yet, get both).

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

I am loving BLD,one of their best releases imo.


I didn't know you were a Kayo fan, that's awesome.

Yeah, BLD is second only to Choirs in the entire Toby Driver related discography.

Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Other than Don Cab, my knowledge of the Math Rock genre is not that good.

Recommendations for the more important Math bands please.



Hella - Hold Your Horse Is


It's probably not what you expect, but it is one of the best ways to spend 32 minutes.






Also, I just downloaded (off emusic) This Will Destroy You's s/t from this year.  Anyone else know it/want to tell me how it is.
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I worship at the altar of Toby Driver dude,the man is a genius!


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Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:

I got Nattens madrigal, and I think it's too metal to be under the genre of black metal, so I made a completey new style of metal just for this album....
 
Werewolf metal!


You surely know a lot about Black metal Wink
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Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Other than Don Cab, my knowledge of the Math Rock genre is not that good.

Recommendations for the more important Math bands please.



I second Oxes, great band, and either of Sleepinjg People's CDs, Growing especially good..  Hella's Hold Your Horse Is excellent math, Dysrhythmia for mathcore/mathmetal, and for much rougher stuff the Hosemobile or Swep the Leg Johnny
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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

I worship at the altar of Toby Driver dude,the man is a genius!


What have you heard beyond Kayo Dot/Maudlin?

Because I'd be happy to point you in the right direction for some of the side projects (on last.fm probably, I guess).
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I echo the recommendations of Hold Your Horse IS and Growing and add...
Battles - Mirrored
Maps and Atlases - Trees, Swallows, Houses
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Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

I worship at the altar of Toby Driver dude,the man is a genius!


What have you heard beyond Kayo Dot/Maudlin?

Because I'd be happy to point you in the right direction for some of the side projects (on last.fm probably, I guess).
 
I have all of the Maudlin and KD albums.Also have Tartar Lamb,In the L...L...Library Loft and all the Spoonion tracks I could DL.


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Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

I echo the recommendations of Hold Your Horse IS and Growing and add...
Battles - Mirrored
Maps and Atlases - Trees, Swallows, Houses


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I don't s'pose anyone else can recommend stuff that sounds similar to Upsilon Acrux and Ahleuchatistas?

David, being David, is bound to say Don Caballero.  I want someone else besides them. Wink
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

I don't s'pose anyone else can recommend stuff that sounds similar to Upsilon Acrux and Ahleuchatistas?

David, being David, is bound to say Don Caballero.  I want someone else besides them. Wink


Hella - Hold Your Horse Is


Also, Sleeping People supposedly sound like them.  I wouldn't know, though, I've never listened to them.  You can hear a full album for free on last.fm, though.
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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

I worship at the altar of Toby Driver dude,the man is a genius!


What have you heard beyond Kayo Dot/Maudlin?

Because I'd be happy to point you in the right direction for some of the side projects (on last.fm probably, I guess).
 
I have all of the Maudlin and KD albums.Also have Tartar Lamb,In the L...L...Library Loft and all the Spoonion tracks I could DL.
 
I just got done with In the L... L...Library loft, and I'm now starting Dowsing. I've been listening to more Toby Driver than whats healthy. I guess you could call me a fanboy, but worshipper would be more fitting.
 
Bath is still the best!
 
Math rock? I really need some Hella, but I pretty much have to recomend Coptic light to anyone who asks, just for their sheer amount of prog.Big%20smile
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Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

I don't s'pose anyone else can recommend stuff that sounds similar to Upsilon Acrux and Ahleuchatistas?

David, being David, is bound to say Don Caballero.  I want someone else besides them. Wink


Hella - Hold Your Horse Is


Also, Sleeping People supposedly sound like them.  I wouldn't know, though, I've never listened to them.  You can hear a full album for free on last.fm, though.


I have Homeboy EP, but not Hold Your Horse Is, is that a good place to start?
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Just added Mountains Became Machines to Experimental/Post Metal and put up a track on the streaming player.Check them out guys!
 
 


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