Post Rock/Post Metal/Math Rock Thread

I'll check that album out eventually. Can't argue with the price, heh.

Well, I'll b the good sig stealer, and recognize you.

That We Vs. Death was okay but nothing more.
Trying Ulver for the first time, really captivating first track.
Chris, The best album of this millenium so far is Amnesiac followed by Kid A and The Crane Wife. Everyone knows that

schizoid_man77 wrote: What Ulver album is that Dan?

Blood Inside, and it was excellent.

The Crane Wife is #5 all time and Her Majesty is #7 I believe 
Let's see....more to your liking...have you tried Sleepytime Gorilla Museum yet? The Mars Volta? ACT? Pineapple Thief? Sleeping People? Magic Pie? Battles? UneXpect? Russian Circles? dredg? Koenjihyakkei? Amarok?
wow that list was pointlessly long. My point is, there's a lot of post-2000 stuff that's great. It's impossible to find a starting place (besides Radiohead, that is)

And Ian, as I said in another thread, you have to start listening to the Decemberists.

Cool, thanks Ian.

schizoid_man77 wrote: Okay I'll start you off with some of the basics...   Isis- Any album will do, Oceanic and Panopticon are both really solid, but inaot wasnt, but I seem to be the only person who thinks that. Sigur ros- ( ), and Ageatis byrjurn are both amazing, and what little of the real Takk I have is good. God is an astronaut- All is violent all is bright is post rock bliss Maudlin of the well- Both Bath and Leaving your body map are pretty much masterpieces *shels-the most non metal post metal band, hard to explain, check out my review Explosios in the sky- Earth is not a Cold Dead Place, beautiful   I have reviews on most of those albums, so read those to clear any confusion.

And I second Agaetis and Leaving your Body Map and The Earth is Not...
All 3 are fantastic.


Edited by moreitsythanyou - February 17 2008 at 23:22

schizoid_man77 wrote: Sh*t, I meant to say the world is not a cold dead place...   As you can tell, I'm not to good at this whole typing thing, delete your post!

No problem, Ian.

Zappa88 wrote: I have EiTS' debut, I really like it. Nice and mellow.

You'll like the rest of their stuff then its all in the same vein, you should get The Rescue EP, its for free download on the EITS website, so there is no real excuse for not having it. Also Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever is their best IMO, Just barly beating out The Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place

Since everyone of their other albums has already been recommended, I'll throw in All of a Sudden, I Miss Everyone. One of the best post-rock releases of last year.