Soundtracks to the End of the World: The Post-Rock thread™

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[E.H. Ruddock]

See that's the kind of stuff I fucking love. I want to delve deeper into the genre, but don't know where to start. Help me, r2d, you're my only hope.

[Higgs]

See that's the kind of stuff I fucking love. I want to delve deeper into the genre, but don't know where to start. Help me, r2d, you're my only hope.

Not my youtube playlist, but perhaps a place to start?

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg5ScSqSDXssqOBCEOEHAqpgQ01ITQeSF

From this article:

http://www.factmag.com/2016/04/20/best-post-rock-albums/

[run2death]

See that's the kind of stuff I fucking love. I want to delve deeper into the genre, but don't know where to start. Help me, r2d, you're my only hope.

Are you talking about that track (Lost in Keiv) specifically or post-rock in general?

[tragabigzanda]

See that's the kind of stuff I fucking love. I want to delve deeper into the genre, but don't know where to start. Help me, r2d, you're my only hope.

Not my youtube playlist, but perhaps a place to start?

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg5ScSqSDXssqOBCEOEHAqpgQ01ITQeSF

From this article:

http://www.factmag.com/2016/04/20/best-post-rock-albums/

Wow, Hood's Cold House made the list. i discovered that on the employee picks rack at a shop back when it came out, but have never known of another person who heard it. It's a discomforting album.

That Rodan record is awesome too.

And i'll go to my grave arguing that Slint are overrated.

[BurtReynolds]

I just listen to whatever pops up on Spotify when the album ends

[E.H. Ruddock]

See that's the kind of stuff I fucking love. I want to delve deeper into the genre, but don't know where to start. Help me, r2d, you're my only hope.

Are you talking about that track (Lost in Keiv) specifically or post-rock in general?

That track specifically. I've explored a little bit more recently and have had some real hit or miss experiences with post rock. I've listened to Pullman for years, before I knew what the genre was, if that helps

[run2death]

See that's the kind of stuff I fucking love. I want to delve deeper into the genre, but don't know where to start. Help me, r2d, you're my only hope.

Are you talking about that track (Lost in Keiv) specifically or post-rock in general?

That track specifically. I've explored a little bit more recently and have had some real hit or miss experiences with post rock. I've listened to Pullman for years, before I knew what the genre was, if that helps

That track has some heavier elements, so you may like bands like Russian Circles, Red Sparrows, Pelican and pg.lost.

Just discovered this band a couple of weeks ago. They may be up your alley.


Also, if you like a bit of singing Oh Hiroshima's EP from a few years ago was outstanding.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Thanks man

[chewm]

Slint is great.

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[bodysnatcher]

ruddo, give these hometown heroes a try

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I feel like this could be the best post-rock album of the year so far. They are coming to PHX at the end of the month. It's like a 50-seat club.

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[Higgs]

I've mentioned it before, but my Dad was cremated to a song from that "We Lost the Sea" album. It's a great one.

I love the way they used Reagan's speech after the Challenger disaster at the very end of Part 2 of that song.

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I've mentioned it before, but my Dad was cremated to a song from that "We Lost the Sea" album. It's a great one.

I love the way they used Reagan's speech after the Challenger disaster at the very end of Part 2 of that song.

Yeah, the first time I heard the album was the first time I'd heard that speech in years.

I actually blubbered for a couple of minutes.

[BurtReynolds]

this one keeps popping up.

IM MAD AS HELL AND IM NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE

[Ello Sailor]

New Zealand's best (and only?) post rock band. Pretty cool album from '06.