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Anyone heard the new album "On Little Known Frequencies" by From Monuments to Masses?
 
This is my first time hearing this band and they are excellent! Clap

I was going to pick that album up blind last time I was out. I think i'll definitely get it now.
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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Anyone heard the new album "On Little Known Frequencies" by From Monuments to Masses?
 
This is my first time hearing this band and they are excellent! Clap

I was going to pick that album up blind last time I was out. I think i'll definitely get it now.
 
Like I said,my first time hearing this band and I am most impressed.
 
I will be snatching up their previous releases as quick as I can.


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are you familiar with The Fall Of Every Season ? right now i am listening From Below album, and i must say i am impressed what just one man can do Smile. Atmosheric Doom / Progressive / Death / ,some Opeth influence , Katatonia,  Paradise lost , .. nice album ..new album will be released so i expect none but awesome tunes 
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Never heard of them,but I will definitely check them out.Thanks for the recommendation!


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Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

are you familiar with The Fall Of Every Season ? right now i am listening From Below album, and i must say i am impressed what just one man can do Smile. Atmosheric Doom / Progressive / Death / ,some Opeth influence , Katatonia,  Paradise lost , .. nice album ..new album will be released so i expect none but awesome tunes 
 
I saw their last fm page, and it said they are related to Agalloch and the morningside, I'll take a look at them whn I come out of my new music hiatus.
 
Jody I'm pretty interested in what Tatoo's you've gotten. For my eighteenth birthday I'm getting one either of Sigur ros' Agaetis Byrjun or Cult of Luna's salvation. Havent decided.
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speaking of meeting bands stories. . .

i was a the Mayhem festival with a buddy of mine and we were in line to meet Trivium (not a fan but he was and it was in between sets so i stood with him) and as my friend was getting an autograph the lead singer looks at me and my Blood Inside Ulver shirt and "oh an Ulver fan! Perdition City is one of my favorite cds" we ended up talking for a second and i had him sign my shirt cause he had good taste in music.
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Originally posted by Dim Dim wrote:

Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

are you familiar with The Fall Of Every Season ? right now i am listening From Below album, and i must say i am impressed what just one man can do Smile. Atmosheric Doom / Progressive / Death / ,some Opeth influence , Katatonia,  Paradise lost , .. nice album ..new album will be released so i expect none but awesome tunes 
 
I saw their last fm page, and it said they are related to Agalloch and the morningside, I'll take a look at them whn I come out of my new music hiatus.
 
Jody I'm pretty interested in what Tatoo's you've gotten. For my eighteenth birthday I'm getting one either of Sigur ros' Agaetis Byrjun or Cult of Luna's salvation. Havent decided.
 
I have six so far.One on each bicep(a black panther tearing itself out of my arm,a bald eagle superimposed over a waving American flag),one on each shoulder blade(samurai warrior,bengal tiger),one on my left chest(lion's head w/ elaborate mane) and one on my right calf(red dragon wrapped around a yin-yang symbol)
 
We got my daughter a tattoo for her 18th birthday.We took her and met with the tattooist and she had him design it.She is a child of the 60's born 30 years too late and also a huge Beatles and John Lennon fan(her favorite song is Imagine).So her tat is a beautiful peace symbol with a banner woven through it with IMAGINE written on the banner in a nice script.It's mostly black with some excellent shading work but there is also some orange,yellow and light blue in it.Awesome tat,she got it between her shoulder blades.Cost us $350.


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^^ Wow man that's a lot of tattoos.. 
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I'd have more but my wife always complains about how much they cost,so I get one every couple of years.
 
I like to be able to cover them if I need to,so I will never get any on my forearms,hands or neck.But I am going to get half sleeves on both of my biceps and plan on getting my back entirely covered.Plus I want to get a few more on my legs.


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So, Math heads...
 
I am looking for math-rock bands that have multiple drummers. (Other than Upsilon Acrux's Volucris Avis Dirae-Arum). I'm not well versed in math-rock, so I don't know if this line-up is common or used to any degree. Any recommendations will do. Thanks. Smile
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I can only think of two bands at the moment that have two drummers, neither math bands: Kylesa and Twin Zero
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Kylesa has two drummers? Cult of Luna has two drummers, but neither of those groups are math rock... actually, far from it.
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Has anyone heard of the band French post rock band Kwoon? I wouldn't ask but I've searched PA and it's forums but no results.
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Originally posted by Dim Dim wrote:

actually, far from it.



way far.   Big smile     I'd say that Damon Che of Don Cab could probably take on both the drummers of Kylesa put together.




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Has anyone heard of the band French post rock band Kwoon? I wouldn't ask but I've searched PA and it's forums but no results.
 
I haven't.Got any site or Myspace links?


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Originally posted by enemyofthesundevils enemyofthesundevils wrote:

Definetly cool  to see Baizley's amazing work getting love on prog archives! The new tattoo i'm getting is based on his work for the Pig Destroyer album. Awesome metal album by the way.

 
Awesome! Whenever you get the tat post a pic if you can,I would love to see it.
 
I have quite a few myself and am due for a new one.My next one is going to be Star Wars related.
 
Will do.It probaly won't done until the end of the year. It''s going to take about 10 hours and it's being done in 3 and half hour increments but so far it's looking pretty good.
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Kwoon on Last.fm
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Has anyone heard of the band French post rock band Kwoon? I wouldn't ask but I've searched PA and it's forums but no results.
Kwoon are excellent , i have one album Tales & Dreams and it is awesome  ..
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Kwoon on Last.fm


That was really nice, I think I'll have to get some of this!
 
Jody I see that you've been listening to the new Sunn O))) What do you think?
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