When Day Descends, Greatest Australian Instrumental Band Ever - MKT's In It! Options

[Dr Strum]

... Though they may not be instrumental for much longer.
Anyways, if you've ever heard anything by Pelican, at least for their first album, it's the same idea, just less boring. I'm currently downloading the second album (which they have available for download on the official site, link to follow), so I don't know what it's all about, but it's apparently a single song. A single, forty-minute song. Sounds hawt.
Anyways, since, at least for the first two albums, we'll find out soon enough about the third, they don't have vocals, it might be a bit hard to get into, but I know plenty here love their game soundtracks, so you all might find it easier than most.

Anyways, it's finished downloading, so here are the links, so I can go listen:
When Day Descends - Official Site
MySpace
Note, that the MySpace has less music than the official site.

[Yuka]

Incredible. This stuff is incredible. That's all I can say for it.

I have particularly become attached to Ascension at
31:35, where it gets into all that dark stuff. Good stuff.

Sturm, I love you for recommending this group.

Edit: IGNORE THE HELL OUT OF THE SLASHED PART, AS I REALLY THINK I GOT SOME KIND OF STRANGE BIZARRE VERSION THAT IS REALLY SCREWED UP. And by that, I mean parts out of place, the file doubling upon itself when downloaded, etc.

Edit 2: Yeah, I did. Winamp and Windows Media Players are playing two different things entirely. Like for example, 30:04 in Winamp does not match with 30:04 in Windows Media Player. I'm more inclined to believe Winamp, however.

This post has been edited by Sauce XIV: Feb 27 2007, 09:43 PM