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Guys you are all so fucking dumb they are just celebrating 311 Day.

I'll wait for the inevitable double LP re-release with 3-4 bonus tracks that will likely come out next summer.

Lol right? I’d say they sold a couple thousand of those things, in ever decreasing quality.

This isn't coming out on Hopeless, but I thought the exact same thing, hahahahaha.

Interesting dilemma. Often times for me, adding vocals reduces the margin of error. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard a new band set up a promising song before stepping up to the mic and laying down some cornball vocals or just singing with distracting pronunciation / strain. Way too many “man this was good but now it’s kinda’ ruined” moments. I do think something like CODY’s sparsity or “skeletal” atmosphere contributes to its identity though. Could really just be a case of different strokes for different folks, because Barrens’ Penumbra does little for me. (In full transparency, I think a lot of Pelagic’s roster is a snooze these days.) Post-rock is a broad-enough genre that offers enough for everyone to co-exist as fans of it, but I know I’d be pretty miffed if I could only cherry-pick select cuts from various Mogwai albums. Wishing you the best in someday figuring out the rest, if that’s in your cards.

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If they do a 20th anniversary tour for STS, I'd be pretty excited.

Hmmm...

Ha, you're right of course. Vocals often ruin things for me as well. And I should also say, the beauty of instrumental music is that it's much more abstract, and therefor more open to interpretation, so it makes sense that two people who generally like similar things might respond very differently to different bands within the genre.

That new single is killer. Can't wait to hear the rest of this record.

New Scalp album for preorder

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I didn't like the single

Maybe it is t shirts, throw rugs, and a new coffee blend.