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Cheers everyone!! Yep, it's a LOT of fun to play, feel lucky to have met such a great bunch of guys who are into the same stuff as me :)
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Will check it out tonight jb.
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Good sounds. Reckon it'd be better with some vocals, but to each their own etc.
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Sounds good! The initial drums made me think "Is this going to be a surf band after all?" and then everything else kicked in.
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jimi wrote:Good sounds. Reckon it'd be better with some vocals, but to each their own etc.
Some post rock bands have vocals, but they're usually fairly sparsely used :)
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Nice stuff JB, wasn't sure what type of music to expect before I hit play but was really cool and I listened to it all before leaving this page so must be good.

is the plan to do other stuff with vocals? or is it likely to all be instrumental?

also what is the name for this type of genre?
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Cheers John, we may do some vocals at some stage, but at the moment we're concentrating on just doing our own thing, "Post Rock" is the genre, as wanky as that sounds :lol:
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Vince wrote:Sounds good! The initial drums made me think "Is this going to be a surf band after all?" and then everything else kicked in.
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jeremyb wrote:Cheers John, we may do some vocals at some stage, but at the moment we're concentrating on just doing our own thing, "Post Rock" is the genre, as wanky as that sounds :lol:
my post rock band is starting to introduce some vocal stuff now.
At first I wasn't keen but it sounds great and is a good way to set yourselves apart from the "another Explosions/Mogwai clone" bands around
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jeremyb wrote:Cheers everyone!! Yep, it's a LOT of fun to play, feel lucky to have met such a great bunch of guys who are into the same stuff as me :)
That is awesome. I think the best thing about being in a band is when your doing what you love with people you love / like. It's like being in the worlds most exclusive gang and it's awesome!
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druz15 wrote:
jeremyb wrote:Cheers John, we may do some vocals at some stage, but at the moment we're concentrating on just doing our own thing, "Post Rock" is the genre, as wanky as that sounds :lol:
my post rock band is starting to introduce some vocal stuff now.
At first I wasn't keen but it sounds great and is a good way to set yourselves apart from the "another Explosions/Mogwai clone" bands around
Nice, got any demos up Drew??? It's hard for me as a massive Mogwai fanboi to not want to emulate them, but I think we're forging our own kinda thing :)
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kdawg2a wrote:
jeremyb wrote:Cheers everyone!! Yep, it's a LOT of fun to play, feel lucky to have met such a great bunch of guys who are into the same stuff as me :)
That is awesome. I think the best thing about being in a band is when your doing what you love with people you love / like. It's like being in the worlds most exclusive gang and it's awesome!
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It's living a dream for me, I've always been envious of people who played music live, desperately wanting to be able to do it myself, finally got myself in the right headspace and met a bunch of really cool guys and the rest is now history in the making, super stoked for our next get on the 12th at the Wunderbar!!! Looks like we'll be playing Allen St in late July too :)
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Frey wrote:That rocks :wink:
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Thats really cool JB!!! I't's excellent that you are getting out and doing it!
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Lostininverness wrote:Thats really cool JB!!! I't's excellent that you are getting out and doing it!
Cheers man!! I've found my calling :mental:
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