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Joe Gress wrote:

osbornkt wrote:The new Boris album, Praparat, is incredible.

Just looked this up as it was the first time I heard about it. Wow!

Yeah! Method of Error blew my mind. So good

Where are you finding this new boris jam?

Unfortunately only a few selections on youtube.

D.o.S. wrote:Where are you finding this new boris jam?

Being as it's only on limited release imported vinyl ($110 on amazon), I torrented it

But the full album is streamed on lastFM, if I'm not mistaken.

This is a really old thread but I have to add to it:
- Del Rey "Immemorial" (for fans of Red Sparowes, listen to "Return of the Son of Fog Rider")
- The Mercury Program "A Data Learn the Language" (something like a jazzy, more mechanical instrumental version of American Analog Set, listen to "You Yourself Are Too Serious" and "Tequesta")
- Do Make Say Think "Winter Hymn Country Hymn" (good ol' fashioned post-rock with brass, listen to "Ontario Plates")
- A Silver Mount Zion "He Has Left Us Alone But Sometimes Shafts of Light Grace The Corner of Our Rooms" (experimental / classical, listen to "Stumble Then Rise On Some Awkward Morning")
- Balmorhea "Stranger" (lots of great strings, listen to "Fake Fealty")
- Year Of No Light "Ausserwelt" and "Tocsin" (more in the doom realm, listen to "Perséphone I")
- Hildur Guðnadóttir "Without Sinking" (cello with loops, listen to "Erupting Light")

Never enough Post Rocking.

Me no post in thread yet?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRufQsROFk0[/youtube]

Good ol' Dif Juz, post-rocks grandpappy

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG3bcMX-b5s[/youtube]

Sweden and Canadian post-rock ruled the world years ago.