Post-folk-rock

Decemberists fans, to me! I seek a brand of music that I cannot name, but have daringly decided to call "post folk rock." Or maybe "dream folk," as determined by my (Pulitzer worthy) review of the Decemberists' debut album. 

Basically, I want something that sounds like the track "An Interlude" from Hazards Of Love; you know, the instrumental with Robyn Hitchcock guest starring on background guitar. The only other thing I can kind of think of that vaguely sounds like it even in that band's catalog would be in some sections of "California One/Youth And Beauty Brigade." 

What I want to hear is something that uses folk instrumentation, but has the dreamy-jammy quality of post rock. I suppose I could see something like Godspeed You! working, since they do post rock with a predilection for natural instruments, particularly strings and things. But it's gotta be folky, and I ain't folkin' around. Anyone have any suggestions for me? 

Originally posted by wilmon91 Slightly off topic:   I have seen the term post-folk, but if I understand it, it means using traditional or ancient music as a basis for more modern music (adding modern instruments like drums and electric guitar). So there is a progressive element there. One example is Atalyja, a lithuanian band which I like www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VQ4YjaUb1U   I guess It will sound different depending on what folk tradition it builds on.   But if you fuse post-rock with folk I don't think it would be called Post-folk-rock, but rather.. Folk Post-Rock !  Huge difference.

I BELIEVE the proper term is folksy-posty-rock-toasties. Thank you very much.