Released On: Constellation Records, 2002
Constellation Records is a post-rock institution, giving support to Efrim Menuck (Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra and Blah Blah Blah) as well as a host of like-minded bands. Of those bands not given guiding light by Efrim, Do Make Say Think are the best of the pile: they have the same wide-ranging sense of ambition that informs the best Godspeed suites, but they exercise a heady sense of restraint coupled with a funky sense of rhythmic backbone. It sounds like the results of a divinely inspired jam session, and, with the album being recorded in Justin Small's house, that may be exactly what it is. Mandatory for anyone who's ever liked a post-rock album and wants more.
Where You'd Know It From: Much like drone/doom, post-rock is enjoyed by intellectual hipster stoners. So, if you are one or know any such, you'll probably know this one. Also, "Chinatown" was used in Syriana.
Track Listing:
1. Classic Noodlanding (5:26)
2. End Of Music (6:51)
3. White Light Of (6:56)
4. Chinatown (5:33)
5. Reitschule (9:15)
6. Soul And Onward (5:29)
7. Anything For Now (9:14)
("Chinatown")
("End Of Music")
("Soul And Onward")
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