I'm liking that song a lot. Not much different from anything else they've ever done, but a good song nonetheless.

Even shi[size=2]ttier[/size] than I imagined.

My thoughts on eits, good band, but they don't do anything better than other bands, so I tend not to listen to them much.

I like their art style, but this cover does not woo me.

[QUOTE=Txus;13678766]Hmmm, I think I'm one of the few Post Rock fans that doesn't like EITS that much. The album cover looks fantastic though.[/QUOTE]

I dislike them quite a bit...they're so boring. Of course, I also feel the same way about GY!BE...

/ready for flames

/goes to find some Melt Banana and see if I like them more than I did last time I heard them

I'm thinking I should check out Te or something.

confirm/deny

Really listen to tchusie this time, Jake :)


[QUOTE]I also feel the same way about GY!BE...
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:eek: </3

DMST announce tour with their new album inc europe dates

very nice

[QUOTE=Txus;13680077]Really listen to tchusie this time, Jake :)



:eek: </3[/QUOTE]

:upset:

*looks up Te*

[QUOTE=Auberge le Mouton Noir;13680223]DMST announce tour with their new album inc europe dates

very nice[/QUOTE]
Any confirmed dates yet? I sure would love to see them when they come by near. Most Constellation artists that pass by my area these days only give shows more than 2 hours from where I live though. I've already missed A Silver Mt. Zion and Hrsta because of this...

Anyway, Explosions in the Sky is giving a show not too far from where I live in february, I just might go check that out. Has anyone already seen them? The new song is pretty good, but indeed, it's nothing new. I'm also not the biggest fan of the artwork.

DMST were playing with Broken Social Scene here but it sold out really fast.

Well after listening to Rosetta's "Galilean Satellites," I've come to the conclusion that I really like them, but they could have been so much better. Disc 1 is absolutely brilliant, but Disc 2 is way too much like drone-rock for me to like. 15 minute songs of reverb aren't exactly my cup of tea I guess. Suppose I'll just be sticking to the first disc. :)

If people in this thread get the Daily Upload, download Battle of Mice. It's really good.

It has a Red Sparowes member.

Not exactly post-rock though.

[QUOTE=bwnstl;13696817]Well after listening to Rosetta's "Galilean Satellites," I've come to the conclusion that I really like them, but they could have been so much better. Disc 1 is absolutely brilliant, but Disc 2 is way too much like drone-rock for me to like. 15 minute songs of reverb aren't exactly my cup of tea I guess. Suppose I'll just be sticking to the first disc. :)[/QUOTE]
I like to listen to the second disc to unwind after the massive adventure of the first, but I see where you're coming from. Still, the first disc is brilliant enough to keep you satisfied anyway. :)


[QUOTE=bucket;13697619]If people in this thread get the Daily Upload, download Battle of Mice. [/QUOTE]
Downloading now. Sounds really good.

[QUOTE=Kage;13697740]I like to listen to the second disc to unwind after the massive adventure of the first, but I see where you're coming from. Still, the first disc is brilliant enough to keep you satisfied anyway. :)
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Oh, no doubt. The first disc is absolutely fantastic. I wonder how they sound when both discs are synced up like they apparently can be made to do.


And I uploaded that Battle of Mice! It's pretty good. Nice experimental stuff. And a veritable supergroup of sorts with the types of bands that the members have come from.

It sounds so awesome when the two discs are synced up.

[QUOTE=LF96;13690238]Any confirmed dates yet? I sure would love to see them when they come by near. Most Constellation artists that pass by my area these days only give shows more than 2 hours from where I live though. I've already missed A Silver Mt. Zion and Hrsta because of this...[/QUOTE]

I missed ASMZ because of exams :(

I think HRSTA are also planning another tour?

Hrsta is actually on tour right now, together with Carla Bozullich (or something). The show I was talking about was just a few days ago. I also discovered they played another show really close to where I live the day after the show, which sucks. If you live in Europe you might still be able to gee see them, don't know about America though.

How are Jaga Jazzist compared to other post-rock bands? They're probably the only main post-rock band I've not properly listened to.

I'd say that Jaga Jazzist are experimental jazz or acid jazz. They are, however, awesome.

They are indeed really good. And they're not necessarily post-rock, although they do share MANY qualities of some post-rock bands.

[i]What We Must[/i] is kind of boring.

a livingroom hush is way better

Hmmm, maybe I need to get that then, since I liked What We Must. :)

They aren't similar. What We Must is different from everything else they've done (and better).

But yeah, it's worth checking out.

What We Must is actually pretty boring. I can only listen and enjoy a random song every now and again. I haven't listened to it enough to seperate the different songs as different.

whats do you guys think of explosions in the sky new song - welcome ghosts.? oh and check out [url]www.myspace.com/iamdavidsparkle[/url]

That EITS is worse than I could ever imagine them being.

So gice I finally listened to some Samuel Jackson 5 and it pretty much sucked. So please tell me what is so great about them. I can name probably five hundred million post rock bands who are better.

Which album/songs did you listen to? Easily Misunderstood is quite good. Not completely awesome I will stab your children awesome, but good.

Skinflick Dress Rehearsal and Person Most Likely to Enjoy the Taste of Human Flesh are great songs.

I remember I said their bass reminds me of KC at times and in Skinflick, there is a big booming bass resolution that sounds very Reddish.

I listened to a song that was called something about a cow and milk.

EITS are obviously the most diverse post-rock band in existence.

Very true.