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Points: 651 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 13 2009 at 21:40
Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

people(from my country)  tell me that i listen weird and awkward music .. that's because they listen to this: 


LOL  It's the same here; apparently pop jingles all around the world use the same basic formula.

Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

i've listened new Indukti - Idmen, i'am not impressed at all, i've been waiting for this album long time and i got an average record, S.U.S.A.R was better by miles .. few good songs Tusan homichi tuvota, Ninth wave, ...And who's the God now?!.. album in general is not that bad ..still worth listening  


So, about Idmen..... holy crap! I was basking in the beauty of it all last night, and just as i suspected, i feel that it's a titan of '09 right up there with Crack the Skye and Afterglow. I'm kinda bummed that they added vocals over all my fav compositions on their recent EP, (they feel super inappropriate to me) but i'm very proud of them overall. Although i gotta admit that they could be guilty of reusing very similar expressions (atleast regarding some of their metal rhythms) in comparison to SUSAR; but overall i think the album is mega ambitious and beautiful. Atleast, taking textural experimentation into consideration, this album wins for me so far this year. (i can't wait to hear the beauty of this record in lossless quality)





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Points: 6890 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 13 2009 at 21:46
Originally posted by GY!WE GY!WE wrote:

Intronaut are terrible.
I feel the same way about Isis as I do about Mogwai, I should but like them, but...
Mogwai rocks!
 
Sorry about this Dominic, but I've been too distracted with all my dark music and didnt see where this whole These Monsters thing came up. What are they like? Post rock?
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i wanted to ask the same , is These Monsters album out ? i cannot find anywhere on the net that kind of information,  mystery band Smile
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Points: 651 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 13 2009 at 22:13
I'd love to hook you up with their old XFM profile that had all the must beautious jams they've released thus far, (please avoid "harry patton" on their myspace, it's probably the most mundane thing they've created thus far) but it mysteriously disappeared recently, so all the decent samples i'm aware of right now are on their last.fm - http://www.last.fm/music/these+monsters... check out "nice day to start a war"; it's a good start, (if you like the sam jackson 5, it should be right up your alley) although "Fleets..." is the best thing i've heard from them. (and one the best things i've heard in my life  Big smile)

I actually liked "Fleets..." so much that i ordered a "mix tape" CD containing compositions from all the bands on their label that it's featured on, (a little issue i had that i posted about a while back ago) and after a little "dispute" proclamation to Paypal the label responded to me with extreme alacrity, (who would have thought?) so i should be receiving the disc sometime in the next few days and i'll manage a way to let you both hear it Smile


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You are the best! I'll listen right now.
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Originally posted by Firdous e Bareen Firdous e Bareen wrote:

Originally posted by Toaster Mantis Toaster Mantis wrote:

Isn't Ashes against the Grain extremely different from their previous albums?

The funny thing is that I actually asked for which post-rock/post-metal bands to avoid if I like Pelican but not Isis.


If you don't like Isis then you probably won't be too fond of Ashes Against The Grain. It sounds a lot like a black/folk metal version version of Isis's Panopticon IMO. It has the same drumming style and similar song structures and production.


Thanks for the warning, then! LOL Caveat emptor, after all...
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Points: 48 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 15 2009 at 04:30
Originally posted by Dim Dim wrote:

Originally posted by Firdous e Bareen Firdous e Bareen wrote:

Originally posted by Toaster Mantis Toaster Mantis wrote:

Isn't Ashes against the Grain extremely different from their previous albums?

The funny thing is that I actually asked for which post-rock/post-metal bands to avoid if I like Pelican but not Isis.


If you don't like Isis then you probably won't be too fond of Ashes Against The Grain. It sounds a lot like a black/folk metal version version of Isis's Panopticon IMO. It has the same drumming style and similar song structures and production.
 
What? I'd never label Isis and Agalloch anywhere near each other. Worlds apart IMO.
 


In general I don't think Agalloch have much in common with Isis, but those two albums definitely sound very alike to me. I don't think it's a coincidence Panopticon was released just over a year before Ashes was recorded.
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yo posties!
I'm deeply on stoner doom right now, sorry for being that much inactiveSleep and Electric Wizard just ate my brain!
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Lent0 rocks!

Again, thanks to all the 'posties' over here for all the input.  The influx of all these great new music (to my ears at least) is just overwhelming.

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Originally posted by r-u-n r-u-n wrote:

Lent0 rocks!

Again, thanks to all the 'posties' over here for all the input.  The influx of all these great new music (to my ears at least) is just overwhelming.

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Earthen is superb , i Heart Lento 
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Yeah,Lent0 is pretty awesome,and Earthen is indeed superb.Have you ever heard their split with Ufomammut(another good band)?


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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Yeah,Lent0 is pretty awesome,and Earthen is indeed superb.Have you ever heard their split with Ufomammut(another good band)?
i haven't heard their split but i have one album from Ufomammut  - Idolum ,and it is very good, some mix of psychedelic doom and post metal , i like it 


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Originally posted by Prog-jester Prog-jester wrote:

yo posties!
I'm deeply on stoner doom right now, sorry for being that much inactiveSleep and Electric Wizard just ate my brain!


Nice, how bout some Mammatus? Big smile
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If you like Lent0 AND Ufomammut you need to check out their split,titled Supernaturals:Record One.You won't be disappointed.

Need to recommend a few little-known post metal bands to you guys:
 
Crawl Back In:
 
 
Eibon :
 
 
Voyager :
 
 
Tides From Nebula :
 
 
Identified :
 
 
There a few great Post Metal bands in the archives that are primarily unknown and forgotten and they really need some exposure:
 
Humanfly
Seven Nautical Miles
Zozobra
Steak Number Eight
Blackwaves
Tomydeepestego
Blindead
Io
Einna
Mountains Became Machines
In.Ovo


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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

If you like Lent0 AND Ufomammut you need to check out their split,titled Supernaturals:Record One.You won't be disappointed.

Need to recommend a few little-known post metal bands to you guys:
 
Crawl Back In:
 
 
Eibon :
 
 
Voyager :
 
 
Tides From Nebula :
 
 
Identified :
 
 
There a few great Post Metal bands in the archives that are primarily unknown and forgotten and they really need some exposure:
 
Humanfly
Seven Nautical Miles
Zozobra
Steak Number Eight
Blackwaves
Tomydeepestego
Blindead
Io
Einna
Mountains Became Machines
In.Ovo
Neurosis have a song Crawl Back In Big smile , buti haven't heard for the band  yet. Tides From Nebula   - Aura is is nice album, Humanfly - II is awesome ,i love it. Seven Nautical Miles - Every Ocean Reversed is such an epic post rock/metal, one of my favourite last year releases; Zozobra - Harmonic Tremors is fine; Blackwaves -  0130 realy good,scarily pricise, instrumental madness,  listening to it right now again and again Big smile. Blindead - Autoscopia - Murder In Phazes was average album IMO ; Io - Monolith is stunning indeed. for your other recomendations i have to check out, thanx 
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Points: 1697 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 15 2009 at 23:04
relistened to Johnnytwentythree today.

. . .  i think i like post rock.
What im listening to
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Originally posted by keiser willhelm keiser willhelm wrote:


. . .  i think i like post rock.
good decision ClapClap
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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

 
There a few great Post Metal bands in the archives that are primarily unknown and forgotten and they really need some exposure:
 
Humanfly
Seven Nautical Miles
Zozobra
Steak Number Eight
Blackwaves
Tomydeepestego
Blindead
Io
Einna
Mountains Became Machines
In.Ovo

I heard Io's Monolith when I evaluated them for inclusion. I must admit it was OK but not very impressive IMO.
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Yugh, I don't like most post-metal, but I'll keep trying with these bands I suppose.
pg.lost, they're good. Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Dominic Dominic wrote:


Originally posted by Prog-jester Prog-jester wrote:

yo posties!
I'm deeply on stoner doom right now, sorry for being that much inactiveSleep and Electric Wizard just ate my brain!
Nice, how bout some Mammatus? Big smile

nope, but I bet I'll like them
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