This Angel Eyes is very good. They remind me of Jakob a bit, actually, who I love.

[QUOTE=antihippy;15082490]i know, just playing along. :)

( ) is very good.[/QUOTE]

Is it better than Takk because I found it kind of average.

Much different than Takk. Less active, more ambient, stripped down instrumentation, etc.

Takk is the better album by a landslide. I can barely sit through ( ).

Eh, I think I'd like Takk better. But I'll probably still get ( ) eventually.

i'm beginning to enjoy Untitled 2 again.

thats nice

On Jaga Jazzist, I enjoy what we must because the band feels more grouped together than A Livingroom Hush, but as btqlwlst said, it's more energetic and pumped-up.

what we must gets kind of tiring after awhile of listening.

But it's all in the drumbeat.

[QUOTE=TojesDolan;15085578]On Jaga Jazzist, I enjoy what we must because the band feels more grouped together than A Livingroom Hush, but as [SIZE="5"]btqlwlst[/SIZE] said, it's more energetic and pumped-up.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

I know they're more sludgey and post-metal based, but I'm completely in love with Mouth of the Architect right now. "Boabab" is my favorite song at the moment.

What does everyone else think about them?

I like 'em.

I find a lot of post-rock kind of boring, but I admit that it's the kind of music can can grow to love if you give it time to sink in.

My favourite post rock bands are probably 65daysofstatic and Sigur Ros, tbh, because they don't fit the mould that a lot of post-rock i've heard seems to adhere to.

Mouth Of The Architect bored me quite a bit, to be honest.

the more you let post rock sink in the more it sucks

[QUOTE=Eliminator;15095497]the more you let post rock sink in the more it sucks[/QUOTE]

Doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose then... not that I would know or anything :p

[QUOTE=Eliminator;15095497]the more you let post rock sink in the more it sucks[/QUOTE]

depends the band

[QUOTE=Eliminator;15095497]the more you let post rock sink in the more it sucks[/QUOTE]

This is true a lot of the time.

^yes. Bands like Explosions and Godspeed I could stand a little more as I listened to them for a while. Mogwai, This Will Destroy You, etc though....it just gets more predictable with each listen.

edit:yes@uncle phil and kage

Godspeed is something else. It's not fair discussing them with post rock bands because it's just not fair for all the mortals and their little guitar melodies drenched in reverb.

[QUOTE=Kage;15095785]Godspeed is something else. It's not fair discussing them with post rock bands because it's just not fair for all the mortals and their little guitar melodies drenched in reverb.[/QUOTE]

Wait...you actually think Godspeed is that much better than all the bands that sound like them?

Compare the world's greatest architectural achievement to a tiny, rickety lean-to in some desert.

[QUOTE=bwnstl;15094658]I know they're more sludgey and post-metal based, but I'm completely in love with Mouth of the Architect right now. "Boabab" is my favorite song at the moment.

What does everyone else think about them?[/QUOTE]
If Antoine Saint Exupéry influenced a band it must be mildly good.

i wouldnt go that far kage

Then again you also dissed dredg's Catch Without Arms simply because it's poppy.

[QUOTE=Kage;15095857]Compare the world's greatest architectural achievement to a tiny, rickety lean-to in some desert.[/QUOTE]

...no kidding?


Godspeed is just...i dunno....decent.

edit: I dissed it for that? No way, I listen to plenty of pop. If anything I dissed it because it sucks.

I was talking to YouGottaBeCrazy regarding the dredg thing.

[QUOTE=Kage;15095968]Then again you also dissed dredg's Catch Without Arms simply because it's poppy.[/QUOTE]

No, I dissed it because half of the songs sound like generic pop rock, which is true. It's a half-baked album through and through. You're the one that was practically jizzing over it's songwriting.

Good call though.

No, that's not true. It sounds like dredg, except they used more structured song formats, which is okay, it's not a crime. You don't really know what you're talking about, anyway, because you called their earlier albums experimental. :lol: