Man, how have you liked the new Evpatoria Report? Anywho, moar post-rock? How about
-Godspeed you! Black Emperor
-Gregor Samsa
-This Will Destroy You
-Grails
-Pg.Lost
-Pyramids(but they're really, really out there. Just a warning. I've been told numerous times they're a fusion of death and post-rock, but all-in-all they're simply brutal)
-Do Make Say Think
-Slint (one of the so-called pioneer bands)
-Fly Pan Am
-Esmerine (not exactly post-rock, but definitely has a sound related to it)
-Cul De Sac(another so-called pioneer)
-Labradford
-Dirty Three(droney ambientish post-rock)
-Mono
-Rachel's
-Early Day Miners(more soothing post-rock)
-The Timeout Drawer
-Saxon Shore
-Four-tet
-A Northern Chorus
-HREÐA
-Yndi Halda
-Caspian
-65daysofstatic
-El Ten Eleven
-Antennas to heaven(rip off GY!BE, but they're not a bad band, just kinda generic, but a decent listen)
-Mogwai
-Friends of Dean martinez
-The Six parts Seven
-Maserati(if I recall, they're post-rock)
-Pele
-The Samuel Jackson Five
-Set Fire To Flames
-Magyar Posse
-Friends In The Mountains
-Tarentel (early Tarentel though, unless you'd be interested in their newer, more droney stuff)
-Andydicktracymorganfreeman
-Logh
Just going by memory. I might have mixed one or two bands up here or there on the list, so don't be appalled if you stumble across something more ambient than post-rock.I might stop by and list some more later if I get time to check my library
Also, if you're into the more metal side of things, theres a band called Nadja that does drone metal that's absolutely outstanding. They're immensely prolific and probably haven't put out anything that's not at least "great". Their new album "The Bungled & The Botched" is absolutely riveting.
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