I only had time to listen to M4 Part 2 this weekend but I enjoyed it. It isn't really like a lot of post-rock I've heard, and the vocals are a nice touch too. My only complaint is that it runs on a little too long, but I enjoyed the majority of it.

I'll be busy in the next few days, but I'll try check out more from these guys when I can!

quote EricF

I was supposed to get judaspriest's recommendation up

Just do it whenever you cann!

I currently am giving them another spin. Listening to Feel.Love.Thinking.Of at the moment, I haven't had much time to listen recently!

Title track is good although ends very abruptly, Das Malefitz is another song that's been used on the Mass Effect soundtrack, I'm led to believe. it sounds quite similar to M4, although a bit less interesting. Not too impressed so far. M4 seems to me like a lot more of a effective and enjoyable release.

Some dude sent me a couple of songs a couple of weeks ago, Live and Let Die & Do You Know? There they are in the post! those are the ones officer.

Do You Know is flames though, has a late 90's feel (could well be from the era) but in turn reminds me of Roc Marciano. I may one day investigate further... or go listen to some Big L.

Despite not being able to keep up with the fast-paced lyrics in Live and Let Die, I think it's really good. The beat is so chilled making the song somewhat perversely mellow even though the rapping is pretty pacey. Do You Know? is even better. Not as fast-paced lyrically so even I can keep up with what he's saying.

Funny to think Hazardous is older than I am. It's a lot better than the majority of rap I unfortunately hear these days and am surprised he's not popular. The last song isn't as strong as the first two but I think it's because of the featured rapper on the track. Overall though, solid enough and enjoyable - coming from someone who isn't keen on rap/hip-hop.

EvilTediz is leaving the site ( ), so he's given me another recommendation. I'll get that up on Saturday.

Fantastic music no doubt, really enjoyed them three tracks but the fact I can't understand the lyrics is a HUGE problem for me as I have no idea what each song means. Despite this annoying set back I can't deny the "instrumentation" is superb.

Eric maybe your right, knowing the lyrics could be over-rated but I think to get the most out of a song you have to understand what they're actually saying. Language barrier aside, this band is fabulous and I'm really enjoying some of their tracks.

Although I think it's somewhat essential to grasp song meanings it actually isn't, wow I love contradicting myself. Anyway, by far the best recommendation so far (except mine of course).