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Points: 3083 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2009 at 21:06
Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Originally posted by Moatilliatta Moatilliatta wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Unfortunately for you no. I feel the vocals on it have more emotion than Insomniac Doze which I think is intentionally somewhat subdued, but if they didn't touch you there I doubt they will on Dead Sinking Story. Also his style is the same.

Harsh reception for Envy around here. My avatar is unappreciated Cry
 
Indeed! I appreciate, though! I love the band. I think the screaming, even if it is relatively monotonous, is extremely emotional and cathartic. The uninitiated to the style will have a tough time getting into them, though. I can only advise that you try again in a little while.
 
Also, Kayo Dot > Modeling of the Wall or whatever they're called.


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Points: 1697 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2009 at 21:41
its good neither of you are women. this way its impossible for you to reproduce, spewing kayo dot hating offspring to infect the world with bland musical tastes.
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Points: 15784 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2009 at 21:54
But we both like Kayo Dot so naturally we would brainwash our offspring into mimicking our every taste. 
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Points: 1697 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2009 at 22:07
wow i messed that one up. naturally i support all sorts of kayo love.
i guess that should be directed at igor and senor burrito. shame on both of you OuchWink

and shame on me! dont post on low sleep!
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Points: 2551 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2009 at 22:09
Originally posted by keiser willhelm keiser willhelm wrote:

wow i messed that one up. naturally i support all sorts of kayo love.
i guess that should be directed at igor and senor burrito. shame on both of you OuchWink

and shame on me! dont post on low sleep!


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Points: 15784 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2009 at 22:12
Originally posted by keiser willhelm keiser willhelm wrote:

wow i messed that one up. naturally i support all sorts of kayo love.
i guess that should be directed at igor and senor burrito. shame on both of you OuchWink

and shame on me! dont post on low sleep!


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Points: 15784 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2009 at 22:14
For those who haven't heard also,

Isis have announced the name of their 5th studio album to be "Wavering Radiant" , the wiki is here,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wavering_Radiant

Didn't realize Adam Jones guested on it. Shocked  More excited than I would be for an Isis album now
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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

For those who haven't heard also,

Isis have announced the name of their 5th studio album to be "Wavering Radiant" , the wiki is here,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wavering_Radiant

Didn't realize Adam Jones guested on it. Shocked  More excited than I would be for an Isis album now


Damn, now those are some good news!!!Clap Can't wait.
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Originally posted by burritounit burritounit wrote:

Originally posted by keiser willhelm keiser willhelm wrote:

wow i messed that one up. naturally i support all sorts of kayo love.
i guess that should be directed at igor and senor burrito. shame on both of you OuchWink

and shame on me! dont post on low sleep!


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Points: 3083 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 26 2009 at 23:03
Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

For those who haven't heard also,

Isis have announced the name of their 5th studio album to be "Wavering Radiant" , the wiki is here,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wavering_Radiant

Didn't realize Adam Jones guested on it. Shocked  More excited than I would be for an Isis album now
 
Alright! I was already pumped for this one, and now I'm extra pumped!
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Points: 25210 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 27 2009 at 00:43
Sebastian, going into a thread called Post/Post Metal/Math Rock and not liking Kayo Dot is blasphemy, and I mean blasphemy not in a good way eitherCry

Goddamn, I can't even go a week without listening to Kayo Dot, they really are that awesome IMO.
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Double pumped for Isis now! Please don't let it be like in the absence of truth.
 
Sebastian, Choirs of the eye took me six months to get into, and now I think it's the greatest album made. IMO, the single most inaccesible album I've ever heard. If you think there's hope them, please don't give up on that album.
 
Finally! The other Cult of Luna fan on the site is actually speaking on this thread, I'm not alone! WELCOME!
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Points: 25210 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 27 2009 at 00:49
Within the first day I heard Choirs Of the Eye, I knew I liked Kayo Dot.
In fact, as soon as I finish listening to Through Silver In Blood in 2 minutes, I'll put on Kayo DotBig smile
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Originally posted by Dim Dim wrote:

Double pumped for Isis now! Please don't let it be like in the absence of truth.
 
Sebastian, Choirs of the eye took me six months to get into, and now I think it's the greatest album made. IMO, the single most inaccesible album I've ever heard. If you think there's hope them, please don't give up on that album.
 
Finally! The other Cult of Luna fan on the site is actually speaking on this thread, I'm not alone! WELCOME!
 
Haha, I take it that's me. Thanks! Glad to be here discussing the good stuff with you guys.
 
Why aren't there more Cult of Luna fans? They r00lz. Somewhere Along the Highway is probably my favorite post-metal album of all-time. Salvation and Eternal Kingdom are no slouches either. I highly recommend that everyone at least check out Somewhere Along the Highway (I saw that Pat got a copy - good choice!).
 
On that note, Choirs of the Eye was the easiest album for me to get into regarding Kayo Dot. When I first heard it I hadn't quite refined my tastes and I didn't really give it a fair listen. After enjoying the first half of Dowsing Anemone, I put Choirs on again and I fell in love immediately. I think Dowsing Anemone is more difficult to get into because of the last two tracks (but I do advise that Sebastian listen to the first half, or at least "Immortelle and Paper Caravelle," as that is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard) and Blue Lambency Downward is even more so. It's all good though, especially after multiple spins.
 
And I'm going to go ahead and say it: In the Absence of Truth was flippin' great. I don't want the new album to be "like" it - naturally I want to hear some more progression - but I'm more than happy with them continuing down that vein.


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Chris, I'm the same, I really enjoyed In the Absence of Truth, not to the extent that I enjoyed Oceanic and Panopticon, but I still think it was really good nonetheless.

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Originally posted by burritounit burritounit wrote:

Umm lately I've noticed that the post rock bands that I've liked the most in the few months(The Pirate Ship Quintet, Flies Are Spies In Hell and Red Paper Dragon) are all in fact from the same place...United Kingdom, and although they sound nothing alike they do have something in common that I just can't point out. Anybody know of any other bands from the UK that perhaps sound like any of these guys?

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as i said mono are awesome but that album with world's end girlfriend ,didn't imressed me much, too many string instruments involved, too melancholic, album is not bad ,maybe i should listen to it few more times ,who knows!
about the discussion of kayo dot , i have to say that ''Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue'' is not an easy accessable  album , too much avant stuff there, I like Madlin of the well more, great music. about isis , in absence of truth is stunning album, i like panopticon also. 
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Originally posted by Moatilliatta Moatilliatta wrote:

Originally posted by Dim Dim wrote:

Double pumped for Isis now! Please don't let it be like in the absence of truth.
 
Sebastian, Choirs of the eye took me six months to get into, and now I think it's the greatest album made. IMO, the single most inaccesible album I've ever heard. If you think there's hope them, please don't give up on that album.
 
Finally! The other Cult of Luna fan on the site is actually speaking on this thread, I'm not alone! WELCOME!
 
Haha, I take it that's me. Thanks! Glad to be here discussing the good stuff with you guys.
 
Why aren't there more Cult of Luna fans? They r00lz. Somewhere Along the Highway is probably my favorite post-metal album of all-time. Salvation and Eternal Kingdom are no slouches either. I highly recommend that everyone at least check out Somewhere Along the Highway (I saw that Pat got a copy - good choice!).
 
On that note, Choirs of the Eye was the easiest album for me to get into regarding Kayo Dot. When I first heard it I hadn't quite refined my tastes and I didn't really give it a fair listen. After enjoying the first half of Dowsing Anemone, I put Choirs on again and I fell in love immediately. I think Dowsing Anemone is more difficult to get into because of the last two tracks (but I do advise that Sebastian listen to the first half, or at least "Immortelle and Paper Caravelle," as that is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard) and Blue Lambency Downward is even more so. It's all good though, especially after multiple spins.
 
And I'm going to go ahead and say it: In the Absence of Truth was flippin' great. I don't want the new album to be "like" it - naturally I want to hear some more progression - but I'm more than happy with them continuing down that vein.


I'm a newly accepted Cult of Luna fan. I have to expand my collection rapidly.

Choirs of the Eye wasn't too difficult for me to get into, but probably only because I had heard Dowsing Anemone about 50 times before I heard CoE. When I first heard DAwCT I didn't enjoy a minute of it, but its one of those albums you can just tell you're going to love once you break through the obscuring surface. Once I did I couldn't stop listening to it. Still took me like 12 or so listens of CoE even after that though to really start loving it.
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Points: 3083 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 27 2009 at 10:29
Originally posted by angelmk angelmk wrote:

as i said mono are awesome but that album with world's end girlfriend ,didn't imressed me much, too many string instruments involved, too melancholic, album is not bad ,maybe i should listen to it few more times ,who knows!
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Yes, I gave it my first listen last night and felt similarly unimpressed. Trailers 3 and 5 were excellent, but the other ones just seemed too minimal, and too long, though still not bad by any stretch. I'll need to give it a few more listens.
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