Tag: Post Rock
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Welcome Home Morning Star – [2018] Nimrod
Cold as steel cinematic post rock from Portugal; calm sound yet strong atmosphere.
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Various Artists – [2008] The Silent Ballet, Volume VII: Có Vẻ Như Trời Sẽ Ngớt Mưa
Carefully crafted slightly experimental ambient post rock or drone tracks, with tender vocal tracks throughout.
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Various Artists – [2007] The Silent Ballet, Volume III: Unfolding a Broken Heart
The Silent Ballet is a past review blog and compilation project. Since 2012, activity has ceased and its founder has since moved on to write for Fragile ǀǀ ¿Extinct?, which now posts occasional reviews and an annual list of 100 tracks/50 albums (very worth checking out). This entry in the compilation series (16 in total)…
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As Above So Below – [2016] Ritos I
Debut EP of “Portugese project doing cinematic postrock”. Special treat: excellently crafted melody lines.
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Knoxband – [2009] Equinox
Extremely shoe-gazy, ambient progressive or even post rock. Percussion only starts for the finale. Amazement during the intro.
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Various Artists – [2006] The Silent Ballet, Volume II: Acquiescence and Oblivion
Essential post rock compilation series. Spans a huge range from almost classical to jazzy territory.
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Various Artists – [2006] The Silent Ballet, Volume I: Poetry Without Words
I can’t best user deaddreamer‘s review: This compilation is irrestible. It is a chronicle of victory spoken by a silent reader whose emotions are large and resonant so much so that they ripple outward the glory of triumph. Got curious? Then read on! 😉
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Marco Trovatello – [2018] Not At All
Musical guitar-focused post rock. Spacy in more than one sense.
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Wacky Southern Current – [2011] In a Realm of Uncertain Summer
Cinematic instrumental post rock. Like an alternative soundtrack to Magnolia, this slow-paced exercise in wackyness.
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GRENADE SURROUND Experience – [2017] Свободнее Птиц
Post-rock jazz vibes. Musical equivalent of a good, strong red wine. Becomes better the more you taste it.
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jasmin – [2005] EP02
Jazzy postrock. A modern classic, surfing hard on genre boundaries.
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Antethic – [2017] Ghost Shirt Society
Electronic post rock greatness. We probably all have heard those drawn-out, long, boring post rock extravaganzas with minutes of continuous distorted guitar sound carpets without sense or measure. This not one of those… Instead, the genre is enriched by upbeat tracks, careful addition of electronic effects and ornamentation. In short: it sounds pretty fresh! Read…
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Candlegravity – [2013] Junpei
Trippy glitch electronica. This album leans more towards the experimental side. It might need some time to be heard in total. But it might yield some exceptional moments in return. I better let the artist explain: All of the other songs are from personal experiences both good and bad and the making of this album…
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Hermelin – [2008] Hermelin
Straightforward post rock. Hermelin is 4 guys from Hanover in Northern Germany, performing at least since 2008. On April 1 this year they have released their newest album called Tüdeltüt. While their newest work certainly has increased in terms of production (sound quality, mixing), their first full-length release has its charm, too.
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Nic Bommarito – [2009] Harp Fragments
Melancholia shoegaze in beautiful cinemascope. Think Ennio Morricone’s classical movie soundtracks, but in today’s style. The same deserted emotions, but mixed with modern post rock. 7 tracks, released at netlabel 12rec, brilliantly show that post rock can be so much more than guitar effect avalanches.