Album Rating: 4.0
And every Agalloch album has had a large change in it's sound and direction and we have always loved them. So you can't sum this one up to being the first time they have altered their sound. And there are obviously post rock influenced sections.
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Album Rating: 4.8
Yeah pretty much.
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Album Rating: 4.0
My rating is kind of a floater, some days I think I like it quite a bit, some days I don't. Damn Agalloch.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Oh. My. God.... you cannot use 'post-rock' and 'agalloch' in the same sentence, there literally isn't a shred of post-rock here...
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Album Rating: 4.8
Eh maybe not as much on this one, but on The Mantle and Ashes there's plenty.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Your kidding right? They sight GY!BE as one of their influences and have admitted to using similar styles in their music. And I use the term on this album because the slow buildups and rambling like the first and last song, and second half of Nidstang are pretty close to post rock.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Oh. My. God.... you cannot use 'post-rock' and 'agalloch' in the same sentence, there literally isn't a shred of post-rock here...
are you fucking kidding me? take it from an avid post-rock listener, this album has post-rock all over it. did you decide to ignore the last track? that track could be mistaken for a fucking godspeed track.
the song structures are also very, VERY post-rock influenced
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Album Rating: 4.8
I guess Noctus just school yo ass!
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
Ugh there are post rock influences everywhere here saying there isn't a shred on here is dumb
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Album Rating: 4.5
Oh yeah, they cited that GY!BE influenced THIS album? Pretty sure you're referring to The Mantle. They've cited spiritual healing as influence for this.
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Album Rating: 4.5
so Crysis I see you're digging the new Gallowbraid
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Album Rating: 4.0
I really don't need to argue this anymore, there has always been a PR influence in their music, this album included.
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Album Rating: 4.5
They cited it for The Mantle, accept it and move on.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Oh yeah, they cited that GY!BE influenced THIS album? Pretty sure you're referring to The Mantle They've cited spiritual healing as influence for this.
godspeed are one of their influences overall, period. now shush. also I looked at your last.fm and I couldn't find like, any post-rock at all. really, I don't think you know what you're talking about.
also you obviously decided to skip over black lake nidstang and to drown since those tracks are pretty much completely slathered in post-rock
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
so Crysis I see you're digging the new Gallowbraid
Yeah really good EP, looking forward to a full-length.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Ya, ashes had no Post rock influence anywhere, especially the last 3 tracks.
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Album Rating: 4.8
I think they meant it as a whole.
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Album Rating: 4.5
hell even Pale Folklore had post-rock influences, She Painted Fire Across The Skyline Part 1, The Melancholy Spirit...
Also The Grey had a massive post-rock influence.
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Album Rating: 4.5
godspeed are one of their influences overall, period. now stfu. also I looked at your last.fm and I couldn't find like, any post-rock at all. really, I don't think you know what you're talking about.
I pretty much only listened to post-rock for a year and I'd be willing to wager my life that I know more than you do and ever will know about it. Not my fault that you perceive things superficially, don't feel bad though! Know that you're not alone. Btw, name-dropping 'post-rock' is really stupid when talking about a band like Agalloch, especially when looking at the big picture.
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Album Rating: 4.8
I think we all agree (except for Gryo) that they've always been post-rock influenced.
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