belboid said:that's it?
I vote Labradford.
Firky said:I've heard Stereolab and Goldfrapp described as post rock too![]()
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tangerinedream said:The Envelopes
The Stamps
The Letters
The Postal Service
as far as i know only one of them actually exists
Jibby! said:i've never heard anything by gy!be that made me think they were anything other than tedious meandering shite!
ianw said:i don't get them either. i just thought they were a total slint/labradford rip off when i first heard them - all of the post rock cliches ponderously recycled. i saw them live and thought they were a joke. the oasis of post rock.
Do you feel anger or simply pity for such a person? It's a tough one. Certainly you know never to trust them ever againkained&unable said:and godspeed are a big pile of decaying donkey shite.

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what the fuck?!?
Godspeed are the fucking bollocks!!! FACT.
ianw said:i just didn't think they brought anything new to the genre - they're competent enough, but pretty much everything they did i'd heard previously from slint and labradford. whereas mogwai really did add something - even if it was, essentially, just ditching the mumbling and whacking up the volume.


Wikipedia said:The term post-rock was coined by Simon Reynolds in issue 123 of The Wire (May 1994) to describe a sort of music "using rock instrumentation for non-rock purposes, using guitars as facilitators of timbres and textures rather than riffs and power chords."
kained&unable said:Its a made up name from nme.
L!!!
akirajoel said:I'd recommend 'Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven.' Its their best. Also - its 2 CDs for the price of 1. Bonus.
*Miss*Sparkle* said:That's a great album. Was it that one that came with squashed cents in the sleeve?
Here we go said:If you're ever going to be won over by them, I'd recommend the tracks 'lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven' and 'moya'(which i was turned onto by tangerinedream the other week') I find some of it dirge too but these two definitely get my stamp of approval![]()