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Most of DMST's albums are pretty damn good or at the very least worth a listen.

This is like an eastern European version of gy!be. Recommended.

Anyone knows any other albums that incorporates traditional Korean instruments? I saw an bandcamp link to an album that used some kind of Chinese instruments, which was great.

The idea of "post-"rock is incoherent. Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit? Certainly. With the heterogeneity of current *-rock artists, the communication thread evidenced—to draw on Eert—is shifted so we have a transitional rather than epigeneric organisational ethnography. To be without a mind? No, of course not. To be without one's rock? Equally. I would suggest that the discourses of time futures and presents make it impossible to be "post-"rock. If you would forgive the idulgence, perhaps, fecisti patriam diversis de gentibus unam.

Enablers, Braveyoung, Neil On Impression, Balmorhea, Rachels, The Ascent Of Everest, Twenty Six, Tarentel

This is a list of good 3rd post-rock albums I created for a different thread couple of days ago. Seems fitting.

Yndi Halda - Enjoy Eternal Bliss
Toe - For Long Tomorrow
Grails - Deep Politics
Kashiwa Daisuke - 88
Hammock - Kenoic
mudy on the 昨晩 - Pavilion
David Grubbs - Rickets & Scurvy
Esmerine - If Only A Sweet Surrender To The Nights To Come Be True
enablers - Blown Realms and Stalled Explosions

>>36402590
Enablers aren't really third wave... they more closely resemble first wave stuff like Slint...

Grails are second wave.

>>36402514
"avant-garde" is an equally self defeating term yet people throw it around. in a much more offensive fashion too. Post rock is simply progressive/expt rock under a specific set of rough characteristics

Yume Bitsu - Yume Bitsu

Good if you want "normal" sounding later acts like Explosions in the Sky.

Just wanted to say you're my favourite tripfriend and I hope you have a great day. That being said:
>>36402648
>Enablers aren't really third wave... they more closely resemble first wave stuff like Slint...

I always believed that the 'waves' referred to the point in time that a genre was particularly popular and the time closely following, not a specific style.

Grails should obviously not be in there and are my mistake. Thank you for pointing that out.

>>36402815
Well, the ones I pointed out allude to earlier waves, so they are really a revivalism of a previous wave.

>>36402815
and thank you

>y-you too

>>36403210
God damn Moosick, you're so high above all the other tripfriends on this board.

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God is an Astronaut
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>they believe post-rock waves exist

>>36404499
>implicating post-rock is a genre