Most excellent and a new release at that.
Thanks again RP! 

 coloradojohn wrote:


I was coming to the comments to say the same thing!

Goodie.  Good driving and let's get stoned music. Also sitting here dissecting the many other tracks and bands it resembles, but still somehow is its own piece.  The description says Tangerine Dream, but on this cut at least that seems to be less of an inspiration than other acts. 

These guys are from the county I grew up in, Wicklow, so I'm naturally predisposed to them. I bought this album in a record store (the only one left in Nottingham) the other weekend without listening so I'm hoping for good things. This starts as a very quiet track by their standards, but as so often builds up to intriguing layered sounds.

What I'd like to know is, WTF is "post-rock" when it's at home?

Ohhh, quite tasty..........

What a pleasant surprise to hear some new material from GIAA. 

These guys + explosions in the sky are the soundtrack of my college years 

This is really full and lush. I love it. 

Heady!

Gorgeous wall of sound!! Beautifully layered. 

Thank you for the treat William!! 

I love the wild, epic Porcupine Tree-like jam in this thing! That guitar! The bass! Those explosive drums!

This got my attention!

Glad to hear something new from this band! Thank you Bill!!