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So - loads of new very very awesome music, non-existent readers!

Okay, I will write this one a little different, with shorter descriptions - more music and I am becoming lazy anyway.

a) Intelligent metal forms

Isis - incredible. I am very glad I can enjoy the vocals now, otherwise I would miss out on this incredible texture metal band. Backlit + In Fiction = a very happy listener.
Envy - so emotional, so explosive. Reminds me of screamo bands that I listened to while younger, but upgraded and even more peaceful-rich-calm-emotional.
Cult…

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Some great new music is about to come your way.

1. Boris - Feedbacker.

When you interact with music with great measures like MONO, GY!BE or ASMZ, the other bands seem somewhat dull within the inner-context of an album. There is no "one" feeling through the album in the music those bands make. And yet I managed to find an album which - in it's entirety - is completely "one-atmosphered". The only similar album to Feedbacker in my opinion is Palmless Prayer/Mass Murder Refrain, because they both require imminent attention to detail and, most certainly, to…

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I have some new music to share with you.. yeah.

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1. The absolutely fantastic te'.

Little did I know while on my searches for some awesome tunes that constant energy and explosions are not always a bad thing (what I mean is - well - I am more used to balance slow/ambient vs. heavy/explosions); and when one day while browsing through some recommended artists I came across this magnetic band, I could not stop listening to them for about a week. I guess the most impressive explosion of their is 己が分を知りて及ばざる時は速やかに止むるを『智』と with…

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I have some new - or not so new - music to share with you today on my fifth volume of Discoveries, or should I call it pseudo-re-discoveries this time. Anyway.

1. The Fallen Host by Blueneck.

This album caught my eye when they used the magic word post-rock in their self-definition album review, sort of. Overall, the album has a very artistic feel, Blueneck are trying to step beyond the boundaries of general rock and experimental music, and succeeds thoroughly - especially with their absolutely stunning track Low, which soon became "the best…

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1. This Is Our Punk-Rock, Thee Rusted Satellites Gather + Sing

Yes, kids, yes. Finally. To be honest sometime ago when I was stealing the internets I never noticed this ASMZ album. It just ran through my eyes and never ended up in my discography. So when I found it I was quite surprised that there actually is an album I do not know about. Surprising! The album itself.. I was carried away easily by the compelling fa-so-la intro, the tape-like atmosphere throughout the album and somewhat typical ASMZ emotional…

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journalworthy good music:

1. Mono & World's End Girlfriend and their Palmless Prayer/Mass Murder Refrain.

Well, to be honest I never fully got into both Mono or World's End Girlfriend.. One More Step and You Die was relatively good, even though it did not satisfy me much enough to listen to it much more often.. while this album blew me away. Seriously. I was quite vile against the album even before listening to it, I honestly thought it would contain Mono's somewhat too complex and sterile atmosphere, but whole first chords of the quarter threw me…

The latest journalworthy discoveries:

1. Vessels with their album White Fields and Open Devices.

This album blew me away.. Talking in the terms of genre, you'll find some overprocessed post-rock here, as well as some incidents of ambient, evident math-rock etc. It's just lovely - a balance is restored in this album through a) heavy parts b) mellow ambient parts c) emotional vocals d) overall songwritting skills. Generally I could call this like - Mogwai piano mood + Oceansize.

Outstanding tracks - of course the absolutely amazing Yuki, Trois Heures and Look at that Cloud!.…

The latest journalworthy discoveries:

1. Redjetson and their album Other Arms.

Generally this band reminded me of Oceansize (especially Soldiers and Dinosaurs which caught my attention thoroughly). Also there are some moments that reminded me of The Appleseed Cast and Sigur Rós. Even though the music created by this band is not very much innovative, it is quite good for a spring morning spin.

2. Jonny Greenwood and his album Bodysong.

Well generally after only the first listen you could easily notice that tags of this artist (post-rock) are right and wrong at once. This is not…