[logwed]

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I am going to see ASIWYFA for the second time next month. They must hold some sort of record for being constantly on tour. Thanks for the link to the new album.

I'm jealous :/ Do they ever make it to America?!
 
Lozanoa, I'll see you there! I'll be the white kid from Minneapolis

 

[Prog Rock Man]

I am jealous of the post rock bands who only seem to tour the US. Unwed Sailor, El Ten Eleven etc etc. I did get to see Grails though.

 

[blitzace50]

Great Irish math rock band:
 
http://lamp1.bandcamp.com/album/sagittarius
 
these guys are well worth a listen, they are somewhat innovative as far as I can tell.

 

[Prog Rock Man]

The Drift, post rock/jazz fusion, beautiful, try 'Land's End' in particular.
 
     

 

[Prog Rock Man]

Their 2005 album Noumena has appeared on Spotify. Post rock/trumpet.
 
     

 

[butt]

Just found this thread this morning, and I've been reading it the whole day until the last page; while working..LOL
Superb recommendation, never knew about this post/math-rock genre before, listen to Mogwai once before and like it, but just don't know the music genre that they are playing.
Thank you everybody for all the recommendation, and especially Prog Rock Man; you seems like the "maestro" of this genre!!
ASIWYFA is one of the recommendation that I"ve tried and love it straightaway, wicked!
Thanks again for this wonderful thread..

 

[Prog Rock Man]

Thanks to Spotify for opening up a whole new world of music, primarily post rock, which I had not even heard of (with the exception of Mogwai) till a couple of years ago. Presently listening to a Maserati album which is now available to listen to, 'The Language of Cities'. Super heavy psychedelic post rock. I love the track Cities which grows layer upon layer.
 
     

 

[ardgedee]

If you like Maserati, you might also like Turing Machine, a post-rock trio that combines the best of Helmet-style metal with motorik rhythms and some interesting detours. Massive, fierce, and crazy precise. There are some good fan-made videos on YouTube (good video with bad audio, unfortch, but you get the idea)
 
Jerry Fuchs was the drummer for both bands and more. A mad genius on percussion who unfortunately died too young. (Here's an obit with plenty of links to videos and more resources)

 

[Prog Rock Man]

Top band and 'Don't Mind If I Don't' is one of my favourite post rock tracks
 
    

 

[Prog Rock Man]

ASIWYFA's new album 'Gangs' now on Spotify
 
      
 
An excellent album, but it lacks the stand out tracks their self titled debute album.

 

[Skylab]

I have fallen DEEPLY in love with this record:
 

 

[_Stooge_]

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I have fallen DEEPLY in love with this record:
 

One of my favorites!  "Autumn Into Summer" blows me away everytime I listen to it.

 

[Prog Rock Man]

Presently enjoying the Pelican recommendation (available on Grooveshark). A second listen to ASIWYFA and Gangs and it is getting better with 'Think:Breathestroy' a stand out track. If you like Pelican, try Maybeshewill and Long Distance Calling.

 

[Prog Rock Man]

Early post rock from Fridge, whose Kieran Hebden has worked with Aphex Twin, Explosions in the Sky, Block Party, Radiohead, Battles and Black Sabbath (according to Wikipedia)
 
    

 

[lozanoa11]

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One of my favorites!  "Autumn Into Summer" blows me away everytime I listen to it.

Last Day of Winter was amazing live!