Album Rating: 4.0
Whoa this has like a bunch of guitar and stuff, really cool album
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Album Rating: 4.0
Good shit.
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Album Rating: 4.0
ok this is amazing
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just 5 it and get it over with
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Yeah, album's amazing but far away from a 5. I don't know kill bro, why do you seem to dislike godspeed. but you like artsy stuff like bjork and bush, riffs are everything but sometimes crescendosic trems rule hard. what you think?
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Album Rating: 3.5
^if music opinions were as simple as 'you like one thing, therefore you'll like the other' things would be very boring :]
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Album Rating: 4.5
Actually digging this a fair bit. Much easier to get into than their previous stuff, and its awesome too.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Most likely partially to do with anti-hyping because Sputnik collectively seems to adore them.
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This review was way too soon
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^if music opinions were as simple as 'you like one thing, therefore you'll like the other' things would be very boring :]
I agree about that Noctus but I was just wondering if his dislikement for GYBE comes from his anti-hyped-sputniker persona or he actually don't likes them. KILL haves a very diverse taste in music actually so it's good to know. Most people that like Kate or Bjork can be into post-rock as well :]
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i do like them i gave infinity a 3.5, i'm just messing but yea i much prefer other post rock bands like talk talk over this and even sigur ros, but i'm not a huge fan of most post music, post punks easily my favourite
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Album Rating: 4.0
What's called post-rock now is a rather different animal than the first wave or original influences. I admit I mostly only like some of the earlier acts but I feel Godspeed stand out more than most of the overly sappy or sentimental schlock that usually comes out of the scene.
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Talk Talk's is the most unique post-rock band ever, Sigur Ros is relaxing and good to chill out to.
lol kill, modern post-hardcore
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Album Rating: 3.5
"post punks easily my favourite"
me 2
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post hardcore sucks dick for the most part
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What's called post-rock now is a rather different animal than the first wave or original influences. I admit I mostly only like some of the earlier acts but I feel Godspeed stand out more than most of the overly sappy or sentimental schlock that usually comes out of the scene.
Yes. Post-Rock has become such a clichéd genre. Now people relate the word post-rock to atmosphere, tremolo picking and isntrumental projects. It's sad and I share the same views; Talk Talk was basically taking the post in rock to the next level; they were incorporating new-wave and jazz elements into their sound. One of the most genuine and interesting acts that has ever existed. Talk Talk is a testament that shows "post-rock" is not what the stereotyped music-tagger says.
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Album Rating: 4.0
the 80s and 90s post hardcore is completely different than the emo tinged shit there is now tho
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Album Rating: 4.0
I've never been a big fan of post hardcore, but like any other genre the best stuff was around the beginning of it. Still, give me post punk any day.
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true husker du is considered post hardcore right? but yea i'm on about the shitty modern crybaby stuff
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yea Post Rock is like Progressive Rock. They started out as experimental genres with great innovative bands but then just kind of turned into a generic sound with hundreds of copycats oversaturating everything. The whole point of being "progressive" is to do something new. Not just rehash the same progressive stereotypes of Yes. I guess every genres loses its originality after a couple years though. Theres only so much you can do.
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