Post-rock with singers

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- BelovedArchon disse...
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- Out 22 2010, 21h02
try Midas Fall and REVERE

Seph's PokePet

Rhell the level 36 Milotic!

[quote][b][user]BelovedArchon[/user][/b] disse: try Midas Fall and REVERE[quote]

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- connect_icut disse...
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- Nov 15 2010, 23h18
"Why are there no honest-to-god post-rock bands with vocals?"

Most (if not all) of the original early-90s British post-rock bands had vocals. In other words, REAL post-rock has vocals.

http://csaf-records.com/

http://bubblegumcage3.com/

[quote][b][user]connect_icut[/user][/b] disse: "Why are there no honest-to-god post-rock bands with vocals?" Most (if not all) of the original early-90s British post-rock bands had vocals. In other words, REAL post-rock has vocals. [quote]

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- pancakesplease disse...
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- Jan 5 2011, 3h06
Did anyone mention Gregor Samsa?

[quote][b][user]pancakesplease[/user][/b] disse: Did anyone mention Gregor Samsa? [quote]

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- betonnemans disse...
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- Jan 11 2011, 12h19
mount venus

http://mountvenus.bandcamp.com

i got teh p00p00 smell

[quote][b][user]betonnemans[/user][/b] disse: mount venus http://mountvenus.bandcamp.com[quote]

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- m2z disse...
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- Mar 8 2011, 2h54
Noiserv from Portugal is the musician who rules.

[quote][b][user]m2z[/user][/b] disse: Noiserv from Portugal is the musician who rules. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMCrGBXMWoQ[/youtube][quote]

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- Poisonnation disse...
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- Out 24 2011, 6h30
Final Days Society

Black Cascades

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- Coubee disse...
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- Nov 7 2011, 11h34
Junius

definitely one of the best post-rock-with-singers band ;-)

(i saw them live in Prague with GIAA...amazing)

[quote][b][user]Coubee[/user][/b] disse: Junius definitely one of the best post-rock-with-singers band ;-) (i saw them live in Prague with GIAA...amazing)[quote]

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- tributewg disse...
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- Nov 8 2011, 2h21
Some more post-rock with vocals

Audiocæneat! has some vocal tracks.
Please check out these, the first two sound a little bit like Billy Corgan :)

Painting The Earth With Night Flares
Kalypso
Buh!

And thanks. I hope you enjoy.

[quote][b][user]tributewg[/user][/b] disse: [artist]Audiocæneat![/artist] has some vocal tracks. Please check out these, the first two sound a little bit like Billy Corgan :) [track artist=Audiocæneat!]Painting The Earth With Night Flares[/track] [track artist=Audiocæneat!]Kalypso[/track] [track artist=Audiocæneat!]Buh![/track] And thanks. I hope you enjoy.[quote]

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- wilko125 disse...
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- Dez 5 2011, 14h33
Vessels :D perfect mix of instrumentals and vocals, in Helioscopes (their latest album) there is only 4 or 5 tracks that feature vocals, but it makes each song so much more powerful, not to mention they are distributed throughout the album really well.

http://vesselsband.com/

[quote][b][user]wilko125[/user][/b] disse: Vessels :D perfect mix of instrumentals and vocals, in Helioscopes (their latest album) there is only 4 or 5 tracks that feature vocals, but it makes each song so much more powerful, not to mention they are distributed throughout the album really well. http://vesselsband.com/[quote]

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- Siberiandreamer disse...
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- Fev 14 2012, 21h28
ru1ner said:
Why are there no honest-to-god post-rock bands with vocals? Every example is a "sort of" post-rock influenced band. It's not like it couldn't be done, or done well. Yet there are 20 million post-rock bands, and they're all instrumental.

I guess for another "sort of" band, I always thought of Homesick For Space as post-rock with vocals.

I know this was posted ages ago, but it's a totally bullshit statement when you consider half the bands mentioned would be fairly standard post-rock without the vocals and since it's classified as using traditional instruments for non-traditional purposes; it's pretty much post-rock, regardless.

For the guy who wanted post-rock with hardcore: Envy are the obvious choice, but City Of Caterpillar pretty much started the whole sound off in the 90's. It was a natural progression from the quiet/loud emo sound played by bands like Indian Summer in the early 90's that already used similar dynamics and crescendos. Bands like Sed Non Satiata have really honed this sound recently.

[quote][b][user]Siberiandreamer[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]ru1ner[/user][/b] said: Why are there no honest-to-god post-rock bands with vocals? Every example is a "sort of" post-rock influenced band. It's not like it couldn't be done, or done well. Yet there are 20 million post-rock bands, and they're all instrumental. I guess for another "sort of" band, I always thought of Homesick For Space as post-rock with vocals.[/quote] I know this was posted ages ago, but it's a totally bullshit statement when you consider half the bands mentioned would be fairly standard post-rock without the vocals and since it's classified as using traditional instruments for non-traditional purposes; it's pretty much post-rock, regardless. For the guy who wanted post-rock with hardcore: Envy are the obvious choice, but City Of Caterpillar pretty much started the whole sound off in the 90's. It was a natural progression from the quiet/loud emo sound played by bands like Indian Summer in the early 90's that already used similar dynamics and crescendos. Bands like Sed Non Satiata have really honed this sound recently.[quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Abr 4 2012, 6h24
If you enjoy harsh vocals, you might want to listen to Light Bearer and Envy.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: If you enjoy harsh vocals, you might want to listen to Light Bearer and Envy.[quote]

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