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Started by justaphase, Mar 16, 2007, 07:54 PM

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skooks

Quote from: Starz on Mar 14, 2009, 03:03 AM
Quote from: skooks on Mar 14, 2009, 01:32 AM
Been listening to a bunch of ambient stuffs the past few days while I've been catching up on college assignments. Eluvium / Matthew Robert Cooper, Lights Out Asia, French Teen Idol, The Dead Texan and Hammock. I love all that shit.

Upload some French Teen Idol for me please :) Can't find that shit anywhere! Thanks mandem!

You can get both the albums for free from here;

http://www.archive.org/details/nsh061

http://www.archive.org/details/LostChildren023

:)
http://www.last.fm/user/skooks
http://skooks.tumblr.com/

Science flies you to the moon. Religion flies you into buildings.

Starz


Nailec

can someone upload more Nadja and or A Storm of Light?


thx

Alvar

while a storm of light so far only released this full length, nadja has released a shitload of EPs, splits and stuff.

some of my personal nadja favs are
truth becomes death
thaumogenesis
desire in uneasiness
touched

last.fm/user/z0z0bra
The streets have gone dark. They've been dark for days. We board up the house. Hide upstairs and wait!

Nailec


Starz

#745
Redjetson - Other Arms (2009)



01. Soldiers & Dinosaurs
02. Beta Blocker
03. For Those Who Died Dancing
04. Questions I Don't Want To Ask
05. Count These Demons
06. Witches At The Controls
07. First Of The 47,000
08. (g)Listen
09. Threnody
10. These Structures

QuoteRedjetson are an UK based post-rock band who have been influenced by a diverse selection of bands including Interpol, Slint, Radiohead, Joy Division, Explosions in the Sky, My Bloody Valentine, Sigur Rós, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, The Doors & Mogwai.

http://rapidshare.com/files/215992107/Red-OA.zip

This band also remind of the Australian post-rock band Laura and maybe The Appleseed Cast? So if you like them you should enjoy this :) So far this album is pretty stunning.


lostpilot

did someone mention The Appleseed Cast?

(/lostpilots appleseed cast sensors just turned red)

Starz

lol some of it does. I've had a listen through it once and it's a great record

wither-I

Quote from: lostpilot on Apr 03, 2009, 05:13 PM
did someone mention The Appleseed Cast?

(/lostpilots appleseed cast sensors just turned red)
hahaha yeah i heard that!

appleseed cast is "one of those bands" genius hidden in the bush

"coming into the nearness of distance"

wither-I

#749
Quote from: Starz on Apr 03, 2009, 04:45 PM
Redjetson - Other Arms (2009)



01. Soldiers & Dinosaurs
02. Beta Blocker
03. For Those Who Died Dancing
04. Questions I Don't Want To Ask
05. Count These Demons
06. Witches At The Controls
07. First Of The 47,000
08. (g)Listen
09. Threnody
10. These Structures

QuoteRedjetson are an UK based post-rock band who have been influenced by a diverse selection of bands including Interpol, Slint, Radiohead, Joy Division, Explosions in the Sky, My Bloody Valentine, Sigur Rós, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, The Doors & Mogwai.

http://rapidshare.com/files/215992107/Red-OA.zip

This band also remind of the Australian post-rock band Laura and maybe The Appleseed Cast? So if you like them you should enjoy this :) So far this album is pretty stunning.



this album reminds me of another band VESSELS.

here is their album "white fields and open devices"

http://rapidshare.com/files/136885153/Vessels___White_Fields_and_Open_Devices.zip

ive listened to this about 7 times through, and its really great, and a long play.
the first song starts off somewhat repetitive, but it builds melody through craftsmanship, and forwards the sound of the rest of the album.
great conceptual stuff!
*this was also tagged with relation to the appleseed cast which originally persuaded me to download it :D


p.s. thanks for the upload its pretty cool :)

"coming into the nearness of distance"

lostpilot

Starz, I just love Redjetson. what a great band, and this album is so good.. and even though it did not remind me too much of The Appleseed Cast, it reminded me of Oceansize, which is good as well. Thanks for finding this album!

Starz

Glad you like it! Only 1000 copies of this album will be printed so I managed to get one :)

lostpilot

I like rare exquisite bands :)

wither-I

Quote from: lostpilot on Apr 05, 2009, 11:50 AM
Starz, I just love Redjetson. what a great band, and this album is so good.. and even though it did not remind me too much of The Appleseed Cast, it reminded me of Oceansize, which is good as well. Thanks for finding this album!
Quote from: Starz on Apr 05, 2009, 01:33 PM
Glad you like it! Only 1000 copies of this album will be printed so I managed to get one :)
HEY!!!!
go check out the album i posted above - Vessels-"white fields and open devices"
they are very similar but unique! really great album.

and still thanks for the redjeston!

"coming into the nearness of distance"

Starz

I was going to see Vessels live this week but I am holidaying in Spain instead :)

wither-I

Quote from: Starz on Apr 05, 2009, 11:20 PM
I was going to see Vessels live this week but I am holidaying in Spain instead :)
ooooh! nice  lucky man.

so you dig the album?? im hooked.

"coming into the nearness of distance"

Jani


Album:And So I Watch You From Afar
Artist:And So I Watch You From Afar
Genre:Post-Rock
Label :wax and wane records
Date:2009.04.13

http://www.myspace.com/andsoiwatchyoufromafar
Rapidshare + bonus cd

Nailec

ok i just bought me some tickets for a Nadja/A Storm of Light concert in berlin next week.

hope its gonna be cool.


also i will see Envy in may

Gherde

Quote from: Starz on Apr 05, 2009, 11:20 PM
I was going to see Vessels live this week but I am holidaying in Spain instead :)

If you are in Madrid this saturday you could see Mono (jpn) ;)

wither-I

Quote from: Jani on Apr 12, 2009, 10:35 PM

Album:And So I Watch You From Afar
Artist:And So I Watch You From Afar
Genre:Post-Rock
Label :wax and wane records
Date:2009.04.13

http://www.myspace.com/andsoiwatchyoufromafar
Rapidshare + bonus cd

how is this?

"coming into the nearness of distance"