 October 2006 (UTC) *** Well, I don't think they've been brushed aside. At this point they mostly didn't even come out of the indie scene to begin with. Those who do, like Sigur Rós, are, in fact, usually highly praised (but, well, Sigur Rós has more direct alternative influences (shoegaze)). *** Also, I'd actually argue that the lack of ability to see a new quality in post-rock music is what shows the difference of tastes between the prog-rock and indie-rock crowd and points to where post-rock actually belongs. ;) I've certainly heard criticism of that kind aimed towards GYBE, for example (not even from a prog-rock fans), but have doubt that it can be aimed towards the genre as a whole - it would be harder to dismiss Tortoise (band), Tarwater, or the aforementioned ASMZ and Sigur Rós on a similar note... *** But we digress, so, back on topic - as I said earlier, prog-rock fans' reaction to post-rock obviously deserves a mention in the article. )  09:35, 12