hey instrumental post rock dudes/dudettes

[marqueemoon]

Tortoise's TNT is hands-down my favorite album in this arena. Holds up incredibly well.

Rachel's is also pretty great. Selenography is my favorite.

For experimental electronic stuff I dig Four Tet and Amon Tobin.

Oh, and Earth for more drony metal instrumentals.

[sammynb]

How do people like the new Godspeed album?

It's okay but I'd have to say their last two releases are their weakest.
I've just received a Kokomo vinyl bundle (3 records) from I. Corrupt. Records.
Well worth a listen.

[sab2208]

How do people like the new Godspeed album?

It's okay but I'd have to say their last two releases are their weakest.
I've just received a Kokomo vinyl bundle (3 records) from I. Corrupt. Records.
Well worth a listen.

My band played with Kokomo in Norway last year. Pretty cool band.

[s_mcsleazy]

as someone who plays/writes a lot of instrumental/post-rock inspired music. i think people forget to actually write a fucking song and instead just have the whole song build to a crescendo. as much as i love post rock, there is a lot of boring in there. but if i might be honest, i always thought explosions in the sky were borderline boring. not boring enough to stand with the dregs of the genre but defo not as great as their diehard fans would exclaim.

but let's not worry ourselves with the bad when there is so much good...... like alcest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQsXnldCDeU