anyone into 2nd-wave postrock?

[DennisCraigLee at aol.com]

The idea of newer stuff does intrigue me, and if a band or solo performer  
defines themselves as postrock I would certainly listen with an open  mind. I 
have to admit I haven't knowingly heard anything calling itself  '2nd wave 
postrock', but I take all words, catagories included, with a poets  sense. 2nd wave 
postrock might be very interesting and exciting stuff, yet the  term makes it 
sound like its been drained twice over.
 
I'll look up some of the bands you mentioned later, with special attention  
to the locals.
 
ever,
- - -D e n n i s
 
ps haven't seen 'Control' yet but I'm eager to see how it deviates from the  
'24hr party people' version. 



In a message dated 11/26/2007 6:28:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
DennisCraigLee writes:

 
In a message dated 11/26/2007 3:50:41 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
manny at garfieldartworks.com writes:

I asked  what people thought of the music, and how it might fit into the   
current idea of a dark music aesthetic.
That's all. There seems to be  no reason to respond unless 1) you've  
heard the music or 2) the  idea of this newer stuff intrigues you, and  
you might like to hear  it, because it's similar to things you've heard  
in the  past.










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