The Post-rock Thread - Topic

"[...] With help from the archives of Don Wilkinson, Epic45 and Tom Williams were able to build a video made up of footage from these parties, with the aim of fanning the embers of fading memories and crystallising the gorgeousness of a youth that cannot be revisited."

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This post was edited by Vacuitate on Aug 9 2012 12:45pm

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Aug 9 2012 06:14pm

Can any of you post rock gurus help me find some stuff like this? Use of uncommon instruments and such.

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Aug 9 2012 06:41pm

I would recommend some Moonshake, seems uncommon enough within the post-rock paysage...

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Aug 9 2012 06:49pm

Quote (Vacuitate @ Aug 10 2012 11:41am)

I would recommend some Moonshake, seems uncommon enough within the post-rock paysage...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-cmrJBIvGM

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I meant use of uncommon instruments, not stuff like odd time signatures etc. I like the song, but that's shoegaze not post-rock.

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Aug 9 2012 07:15pm

They are an experimental shoegaze / post-rock outfit, stretching across the two; though point taken with regards to instrumentation. Javanese zither, Balinese bamboo flute, hammered dulcimer, Hawaiian slide guitar, talempong nipple gongs and Nepalese shawms are hard to beat in exoticism hah Hopefully someone else will be able to assist.

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#88

Aug 16 2012 03:12am

not really into that uncommon instrument thing

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