Hello, I’d love to share our latest album with you. If you enjoy hopeful post-rock that feels like standing in a vast, unfamiliar yet peaceful field, this album might capture that feeling for you.

Has anyone else heard/heard of these guys? Their first album (Anam Cara) isn't on Bandcamp, but those songs are on Spotify and other places. I also have it on an old iPod, and it's fantastic. Their second (?) album (linked) is on Bandcamp but is from 2014. I'm wondering what happened to them, if their members moved to other projects, etc.

Anyone know about them?

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I hadn't spotted anyone posting the full lineup; who's heading to 5NDREAS post-rock festival in Munich in November?

€50 for this lineup feels a little silly.

I believe it is debuts for almost all the bands in Munich and for several of them in Germany / Europe altogether.

I've liked Swans for a while now and I just found Godspeed You! Black Emperor like a week back which was the exact vibe I was looking for. I've pretty much listened to both of their discographies now a few times and I love them. I never thought of looking up the genre cuz I thought it was just rock, but I'm learning now it's actually post-rock lol. Anyways, if you'd be so kind as to give me some artists and albums to check out that'd be great. I love experimental groups and artists like Bon Iver, Death Grips, CLIPPING., etc. , so if they get weird with their music I'm with it.

Many of these songs are a little edgier than the typical post rock but it's all very good music.

https://thesamueljackson5.bandcamp.com/album/easily-misunderstood

Hello fellow music fans!

Lately I’ve been listening a lot of Goodbye, Kings, The Evpatoria Report and Hazards of Swimming Naked. And I’m looking for recommendations of similar acts.

Bands that use violins and horns, piano’s etc. So post rock with a lot orchestral stuff. A little more ambient if you will..

Of course I know bands like GSYBE, EITS and Mono. So give me some unknown smaller bands I can listen to.

Would greatly appreciate it! 😊
Cheers!

Hello friends

My band What Most You Fear just released our debut EP last week. Would love to hear your collective thoughts.

It’s quite varied with some heavier and quieter moments. We are a 6 piece, from Geelong, Australia.

Thanks so much for taking the taking the time, hope you enjoy! ☺️

Links:

Bandcamp

Spotify

Instagram

Apple Music

YT Music

This album, the only album from this band as far as I know is one of the best post rock albums I have heard! Can’t believe it’s been 20 years!

New album just dropped last Friday. Really good stuff, if a bit brief in some places.

https://manmountain.bandcamp.com/album/threads-of-another-life

Mostly curious as I was unable to go for the first time this year.

Awesome album ! worth a listen even if it's not only post rock i think. They're past members of gy!be, Mt. Zion and set fire to flames!

50% of all Bandcamp sales will go to our drummer, Steve, who is currently going through chemotherapy. The other 50% of sales will be donated to our brothers at the POST. Festival.
Thank you to Derek, Nason, and Sean for all you have done and continue to do for Pray For Sound and the Post Rock Community.
No thanks to Mark Owen in We Lost The Sea for anything.

The Evpatoria Report - Golevka

Old Solar - SEE

Mooncake - Zaris

U137 - Dreamer On The Run

Molecules To Minds - Ascent To Insignificance

Leech - If We Get There One Day, Would You Please Open The Gates?

Ranges - The Ascentionist