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feedbacker 06-23-2009 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by ElephantSack (Post 688831)
Ephel Duath, anyone?
I only have The Painter's Palette (or whatever it's called), which I like. I listened to part of the followup to that and wasn't feeling it. Not sure I'd classify them as avant-garde, unless we're defining avant-garde as anything atypical to a genre's strictest definition.

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Yakuza, anyone?
Love 'em. Probably closer to avant-garde than ED and some of the other bands mentioned in this thread, if only for their occasional free jazz elements.

Unrelenting 06-23-2009 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ChiliColdBlood (Post 648030)
You guys ever heard of Unexpect? They put on an awesome live show. Avante-garde as ****, haha.
Man they are like math metal meets Tim burton

I love it.

ElephantSack 06-23-2009 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by feedbacker (Post 688858)
I only have The Painter's Palette (or whatever it's called), which I like. I listened to part of the followup to that and wasn't feeling it. Not sure I'd classify them as avant-garde, unless we're defining avant-garde as anything atypical to a genre's strictest definition.



Love 'em. Probably closer to avant-garde than ED and some of the other bands mentioned in this thread, if only for their occasional free jazz elements.
The only album I've heard from Ephel Duath is Pain Necessary to Know. I think it's a great album. And actually, I think what might define ED as Avant-Garde would be their own moments of free jazz along with an underlying current of jazz with some strange electronic instrumentation enveloped.

Yakuza, yeah. Those guys are ****in' explosive live, and their use of saxophone-heavy slow jazz parts really remind me of David Lynch films.

LoathsomePete 06-23-2009 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by ElephantSack (Post 689027)
The only album I've heard from Ephel Duath is Pain Necessary to Know. I think it's a great album. And actually, I think what might define ED as Avant-Garde would be their own moments of free jazz along with an underlying current of jazz with some strange electronic instrumentation enveloped.

Yakuza, yeah. Those guys are ****in' explosive live, and their use of saxophone-heavy slow jazz parts really remind me of David Lynch films.
Jackhammer was the one to introduce me to Ephel Duath with Pain Necessary To Know and yeah I'm with you, it's an absolute stellar album. I still think Arcturus created one of the best Avant-Garde metal albums with The Sham Mirrors

ElephantSack 06-23-2009 06:49 PM
Has anybody here heard a band called Naked City? They were recommended to me by a guy who caught one of my band's live shows. I still haven't gotten around to finding their stuff, and the speakers on my computer are dead. I'm just fishing for opinions.

mr dave 06-23-2009 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ElephantSack (Post 689224)
Has anybody here heard a band called Naked City? They were recommended to me by a guy who caught one of my band's live shows.
it's john zorn's most famous group. hella good sh!t.

ChiliColdBlood 06-25-2009 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Unrelenting (Post 688921)
Man they are like math metal meets Tim burton

I love it.
Hahaha, yep, precisely! That band is damn awesome. I really want to see 'em again, the 7 of them ripping it up is a sight to see, especially on a small stage.


On Ephel Duath - I loved that band, until the latest album came out. I'll always be into their earlier work, but I just like to pretend that Through My Dog's Eyes doesn't exist.

Jgirll 06-28-2009 05:10 PM
Anything Mike Patton touches is gold. Mr. Bungle was amazing.

Seltzer 07-03-2009 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by ChiliColdBlood (Post 690430)
Hahaha, yep, precisely! That band is damn awesome. I really want to see 'em again, the 7 of them ripping it up is a sight to see, especially on a small stage.


On Ephel Duath - I loved that band, until the latest album came out. I'll always be into their earlier work, but I just like to pretend that Through My Dog's Eyes doesn't exist.
I've always liked Ephel Duath's The Painter's Palette. Praha is all kinds of genius.

Muzak 07-04-2009 12:13 PM
I love me some Ephel Duath. Their newest album is pretty nice.


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