top post-rock albums
Top post-rock albums
Tyler Allen
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Ayden Wood
Nicholas Rogers
And talk talk-Laughing stock
Ryder Fisher
I love this record but the cover is so fucking bad
Lincoln Roberts
David Walker
...
Gavin Russell
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a small tokyo band
Gavin Diaz
Luis Lopez
solid rec McG
Aiden Kelly
Ayden Jackson
ovum.bandcamp.com
will post bandcamp link if i cant find on youtube
Austin Robinson
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comfy russian band
Luis Nelson
What a shit...
Matthew Scott
The logical conclusion to the genre
Jeremiah Williams
Found this recently and really liked it.
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Nathan Bell
how about some hype ones
Austin Perry
I've never heard someone rip off Mono so efficiently
Op, listen to Taka's solo work. It's great!
Caleb Morgan
This is amazing. Do you by chance have a link to their stuff?
James Gray
agreed
Henry Parker
you guys are free to start any time now
Luke Barnes
I'm ready for you to post a Swans album, you fucking mouth breather.
Kevin Mitchell
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he has solo work? nice, looking into this soon
Nathaniel Long
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Post-rock needs more dirty bass like this.
Alexander Taylor
I love envy so much
Tyler Davis
Mogwai never get's any love on Sup Forums
Henry Hernandez
>post rock beyond the 1st wave
>good
Eli Bailey
>swans
>post rock
Yikes no wonder you’re so bad at this
Nolan Smith
>first wave
>post-rock
oxymoron
Carter Roberts
t. Underage neo-Sup Forums poster
Matthew Williams
>Buzzwords
Ethan Price
It’s ok to like boring crescendo-core as long as you admit it sucks compared to things like talk-talk and slint
Xavier Gray
I think that approach to composition is saturated within the the genre, but I don't think it's better or worse than the way Talk-Talk and Slint write their music.
Isaiah Barnes
I really dislike that album, but the last two songs make my dick go through the roof
David Morgan
>genre
>noun
>a style, especially in the arts, that involves a particular set of characteristics
>a class or category of artistic endeavor having a particular form, content, technique, or the like
Name me the shared characteristics of style, technique, structure and themes found in Slint's Spiderland, Talk Talk's Laughing Stock and Swans' Soundtracks for the blind.
Adrian Wood
How about you post your favorite album and then we'll continue this conversation
Gavin Jones
these are good
Jason Ramirez
Fine
Joseph Gonzalez
Theyre all better than GY!BE
Luis Roberts
And they're also all not post-rock. What's your point?
Blake Garcia
okay. I agree with you.
Jacob Evans
Tortoise - Millions Living
Samuel King
Yes they are. Nerd
Isaiah Hill
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Eli Scott
some warm ones
Nicholas Rivera
Your green little words mean nothing to me, little man!
Joshua Nelson
A genre is a noun used to express a style, especially in the arts, that involves a particular set of characteristics. In other words, it is a word meaning a class or category of artistic endeavor having a particular form, content, technique, or the like. Since Slint's Spiderland, Talk Talk's Laughing Stock and Swans' Soundtracks for the blind are all considered part of the "first wave" of the post-rock genre, you should easily be able to name me the shared characteristics of style, technique, structure and themes found in said albums.
Angel Lewis
SHIT ok you got me
Benjamin Kelly
op here this is the last one for this thread
bye
Angel Myers
Great choice!
Luis Scott
This reminds me a lot of Dorena. Check them out!
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Aiden Peterson
This is the best release in recent memory
Jace Rogers
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Benjamin Reed
Cerberus Shoal is a god-tier band, they've made amazing post-rock albums, amazing avant-prog albums, amazing freak folk albums, amazing emo albums, and they are underrated as fuck.
Cameron Brown
Why do screamo bands always have the most compelling or innovative post-rock?
Ryder Ward
MONO is my favorite band