Post-Rock - It's After Rock

[F*** My Aunt Rita]

Spacey Ambient Shit

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More Metal Inspired

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And then there's Tortoise, the end and be all of post-rock

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[Hast]

This is more metal then post rock but vOv

[Stoffl]

[Voulture]

Fall in love with post rock ages ago, since i watched Gods live i can't stop listening to them every week or so. My personal best list:



Second most loved band:



And for a bit less known ones:



And another classic:

[T'Renn]

Mono (Japan) and Russian Circles are good but they're a little harder in the post rock genre -- a bit more like GYBE than explosions in the sky. I love EITS but GYBE is probably #2 or #3 of all-time favorite bands so I tend to lean toward the harder stuff. Can forget Red Sparrowes. Goddamned good stuff there.

[filingo]

i've seen mogwai twice and they were very good BUT REALLY FUCKING LOUD

[rufuske]

Fall in love with post rock ages ago, since i watched Gods live i can't stop listening to them every week or so. My personal best list:



Second most loved band:



And for a bit less known ones:



And another classic:

God is an Astronaut is awesome. Funny thing is I discovered them while watching some eve vids where someone used them as soundtrack. Great band.

[Voulture]

This is not funny at all, i have heard muse for the first time ever in outbreak eve video...

[Stoffl]

i've seen mogwai twice and they were very good BUT REALLY FUCKING LOUD

WORKING AS INTENDED

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and one of the most awesomest music videos ever (only dayvan cowboy by boards of canada comes close imho)

[Gralg]

Not sure if these qualify as Post-Rock and there isn't an all encompassing 'Indie' thread so dropping these here:

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[Amantus]

I don't know much post-rock, but I do like Toe. Maybe because they seem to be quite centred around the drums (and their drummer is, unsurprisingly, really good).

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I absolutely love the way this tune is mixed. I've never heard anything like it before.


From the same album, but it's a great album (The Book About My Idle Plot On A Vague Anxiety lol post-rock names)


240p sobad

[F*** My Aunt Rita]

I'm digging it Amantu.

Massive ups

[Amantus]

Big everyone in this thread. I've enjoyed pretty much everything that's been posted.

Here's some prog rock kind of stuff which I really like. I'm not really into the overly-wanky prog rock, and I've tried to keep it to my favourite tunes that incorporate a lot of soundscape and textural elements, so hopefully it should appeal some people here. If not, then no dramas really.

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Porcupine Tree - Russia On Ice. One of my favourite tunes ever. It's incredibly melancholic, which I think makes it really fucking beautiful. I can't help but get absorbed in the sound every time I hear it.


King Crimson - Starless. Another one of my favourite tunes ever. I was debating whether to include this, but I really want to share it.



A couple of bits from the Omar Rodriguez-Lopez group.
In the first tune, everything seems to devolve into chaos and then come together again just at the right moment. I fucking love it. I also have a hard on for the drumming of Deantoni Parks, who is ludicrously skilled.

[Hast]

I too like Porcupine Tree and King Crimson, and would probably pick the same two tunes if I could choose.

also why is toe not on spotify. want it.

[Amantus]

I too like Porcupine Tree and King Crimson, and would probably pick the same two tunes if I could choose.

also why is toe not on spotify. want it.

You could always just buy the album, or even pirate it because Spotify doesn't pay shit to any of the artists anyway.

[Hast]

I too like Porcupine Tree and King Crimson, and would probably pick the same two tunes if I could choose.

also why is toe not on spotify. want it.

You could always just buy the album, or even pirate it because Spotify doesn't pay shit to any of the artists anyway.

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[Lady Spank]

Just ordered this.... probably a bit pastoral for this thread if your view on 'post-rock' is fixed in the louder side of things but I always liked Rick Rizzo and The For Carnations work and this reminds me of that sparse bass/folk stuff...

http://www.klangbad.de/xtc/product_i...c-Tac-Toe.html

If that's too quiet for you this new band Telepathy have a free E.P. out that reminds me of a lot of gigs I used to go to 15 years ago...

http://telepathyband.bandcamp.com/album/fracture

Sorry, I don't really do youtube links.

[F*** My Aunt Rita]

My country kick is over and I'm back into post-rock.

Been digging *shels a lot lately, here's Journey to the Plains

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I also like my post-rock with string instruments, The Ascent of Everest - Alas Alas! The Breath of Life!

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Yeah, the drummer sucks but the guitar hook is maddeningly awesome, Pelican - Glimmer

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[Tiny]

Post rock...welcome to the 90's

I wish, there's some good stuff here but it's rock, not much different from the other rock (unless you're american). I like but it's not new, post rock, just like the old rock;/