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Points: 6890 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 08 2009 at 10:55
Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

guys, i have just listened The Capricorns - River, Bear Your Bones and it is stunning album. a Masterpiece i can say , i am amazed, such a great tunes, it is instrumental metal it its very best .. i cannot describe with words my thrill about this piece of music. crushing..atmospheric..melody .. beautiful..
also i listened  The Calm Blue Sea - Siegfried: An Original Score by The Calm Blue Sea, and that is awesome , nice atmosphere , calmness, smooth , enjoyable .. 
 
I'll be sure to check The Capricorns out. Your opinion rarely fails to be anything short of spot on. Did the calm blue sea release another album? If they did, I'm very disappointed in myself for not knowing this.
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Points: 5883 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 08 2009 at 13:45
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I saw Wolves in the Throne room, Nachtmystium, and Minsk last night...

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Alright, I'm about halfway through the new Minsk album and it's been pretty good, but it isn't quite as gripping as Ritual Fires was on first listen. It started out pretty strong, but I'm getting a tad bored at this point.
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give it a chance, folks. I listened to it for already 10 times or even more, and it has immensely grown on me. It's just DIFEERENT
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Points: 3083 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 08 2009 at 14:24
I'm not writing it off. Just giving my first listen's impression.
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Originally posted by Dim Dim wrote:

Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

guys, i have just listened The Capricorns - River, Bear Your Bones and it is stunning album. a Masterpiece i can say , i am amazed, such a great tunes, it is instrumental metal it its very best .. i cannot describe with words my thrill about this piece of music. crushing..atmospheric..melody .. beautiful..
also i listened  The Calm Blue Sea - Siegfried: An Original Score by The Calm Blue Sea, and that is awesome , nice atmosphere , calmness, smooth , enjoyable .. 
 
I'll be sure to check The Capricorns out. Your opinion rarely fails to be anything short of spot on. Did the calm blue sea release another album? If they did, I'm very disappointed in myself for not knowing this.

The Calm Blue Sea  has composed an original score inspired by Fritz Lang’s film Siegfried , but it is pure post rock album, no soundless noise or anything similar music needed for movie ..just plain post rock .. beautiful.. 

and new Minsk is just Psychedelic as hell Big smile. but still good 
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Points: 1955 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 08 2009 at 18:46
i'am already exited new Kayo Dot is coming :
Quote "The new music features another sonic shift in the ever-evolving sonic lexicon of Kayo Dot. Expect a more visceral rhythmic sound with overdriven chorus basses, cave-echoed horns, vocals and strings, tuned struck metal, and a purveying melodic darkness threaded delicately throughout the sound of the music. 
"Once again, the record will be recorded by Randall Dunn (Sunn O))), Earth, Six Organs Of Admittance) who also recorded Kayo Dot's critically acclaimed Hydra Head release from 2008, Blue Lambency Downward. Expect the release of the new music on Hydra Head in Fall of 2009
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Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

Expect a more visceral rhythmic sound with overdriven chorus basses, cave-echoed horns, vocals and strings, tuned struck metal


Mmmm.....   i'm interpreting that as "MotW style"

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Points: 15784 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 08 2009 at 21:40
I hope it's not some sort of reversion to motW sounds and I'd doubt it is. Never thought of them as a rhythmic band really.
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Why have I never posted on this thread before?

*is a massive "post-rock" fan*
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If Kayo dot were to make a more metallic release, I would be very happy! Igor, you should come to the states and be my college roomate, therefore you can release all this jealousy stored in you! I dont think I'm ridiculously happy with the new Minsk, nothing is really that exciting, I need more listens though.
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They played two tracks live and they sound NOTHING like motW. It's still awesome though... dark as hell. 
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Originally posted by Jake Kobrin Jake Kobrin wrote:

They played two tracks live and they sound NOTHING like motW. It's still awesome though... dark as hell. 


similar to "Choirs..." in any way? That pretty much the Kayo Dot album i really dig. (yes, i love me some vulgar bombast Big smile )


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Nope, it sounds nothing like Toby has done before... and yet distinctly Kayo Dot all the same. Here listen to the tracks (I thought I posted these?):
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Points: 15784 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 10 2009 at 08:52
Not listening until the album drops.
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Well they're live so it's fairly different. 
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I want some advice here because I'm a total post-rock n00b... in addition to Mono and Neurosis I also like early Pelican (haven't heard City of Echoes) but I am completely lukewarm about Isis and don't like Sunn O))) at all. Going by this, what post-rock/metal should I avoid?
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Points: 6890 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 11 2009 at 10:14
You're in luck Sunn O))) arent post metal.
 
Cult of Luna - Best band ever!!!!!!!!!! Get salvation and Somewhere along the highway
 
Sigur Ros - Any of their albums except their debut will make you extremely happy.
 
Agalloch - Depends on what kind of listener you are. If you're a lyrical kind of person, get Pale Folklore. If you're a folky depressing music fan, get the Mantle. If you like your metal, Get ashes against the grain.
 
Those are good bands to start with.
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Originally posted by Dim Dim wrote:

If you're a folky depressing music fan, get the Mantle.


This must be me LOL


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Points: 1955 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 11 2009 at 21:31
the Mantle is not composed by  humans .. it is brought from Alien into this world to enlighten us how music should realy sound .. transcedental experience with healing power .. 
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