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I know the picture is a flying mountain with roots, but zoomed out it looks like a nose with gnarly nose hairs. That is my major takeaway from this masterpiece of sonic comfort.
After going through a bunch of the albums on your channel I regret only exposing myself to mostly Japanese Post-Rock / Explosions in the Sky. Great taste in music man, who you keep the train rollin'!
try'' If These Trees Could Talk' new album ''bones of a dying world'' or ''red forest''.....also 'Colaris' album called Nexus......amazing!! I can's stop listening!!
Red Forest is an AMAZING Album, especially when you near the end it's like the release of a long awaited build up. I've been playing a lot of Bones of a dying world lately, and it's pretty good. There is also the old faithful "God is an Astronaut" and to get heavier I would check out Animals as Leaders (their self titled album is the best. Check out CAFO)
Beautiful album, consistently composed and amazingly sounding. The band is on the same level as their homies sleepmakeswaves, Dumbsaint and Meniscus. Enjoyed that little math-rockey touch on some tracks. I've got a weird utopian dream of post-rock becoming institutionalized beside classical music to evolve more intensively and to reach new heights aesthetically and technically, for it's the only subgenre of rock deserving this fate. More of post-rock bands, while remaining on the same electronic-infused rock ground, should look up to the wisdom of 300-year evolution of classical music to apply it to their creative process... everyone's whining on conservativity when it comes to post-rock, but most of naysayers forget that it was conservativity that made classical music so relevant and unreachably high comparing with any other genre. It is creative conservativity that pushes boundaries of art quality, that causes the intensive development, focusing on a compositional and proffessional level, but not on a mindless borrowing of already established and trendy techniques just for the sake of popularity and actuality, which is an extensive and, let's be honest, quite ephemeral, unchallenging way for an artist, only contributing to mediocrity. Fancy how amazing would it be to hear some classical pieces reimagined with these delayed guitars and tremolos, but with appropriate scale and proffessional awareness. Or how grandiously beautiful could sound some classical or neoclassical symphony with addition of post-rock-infused ambientish guitars, bass, synths or even drums. Or it's just me going crazy because of a post-rock overdose? xD
this music is great, but these band names are ridiculous. I'm trying to find a common thread, much like the notions of death and hardcoreness in Metal band names... So far the themes I have found are Nature and the sense of being lost. I'm not trying to be judgy, it just dawned on me as I was browsing through. Who cares. Thanks for this.
How many more postrock bands which all sound like EitS side-projects the planet can bear, is there anyone left under the Sun who is actually still fond of these neverending tremolos and crescendos?
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It is amazing how much stronger this kind of music is at eliciting emotions than that with lyrics. Thanks for posting
I'm truly enjoying this music. Very talented musicians. Thanks very much for sharing.
Wow.... I can't stop listening, thank you for posting this. Full of beautiful emotion .
Good album!! The bonding leech..wow superb!!! thanks for sharing, always looking ffor good sounds out of the main stream and that one hit the spot :)
1. Cloverlea 00:00
2. What’s Yours Was Mine Is Never Leaving 2:42
3. The Bonding Leech 10:29
4. Glycine 19:19
5. Hieronymus Bosch 28:06
6. Molly 37:50
I know the picture is a flying mountain with roots, but zoomed out it looks like a nose with gnarly nose hairs. That is my major takeaway from this masterpiece of sonic comfort.
After going through a bunch of the albums on your channel I regret only exposing myself to mostly Japanese Post-Rock / Explosions in the Sky. Great taste in music man, who you keep the train rollin'!
try'' If These Trees Could Talk' new album ''bones of a dying world'' or ''red forest''.....also 'Colaris' album called Nexus......amazing!! I can's stop listening!!
Red Forest is an AMAZING Album, especially when you near the end it's like the release of a long awaited build up. I've been playing a lot of Bones of a dying world lately, and it's pretty good. There is also the old faithful "God is an Astronaut" and to get heavier I would check out Animals as Leaders (their self titled album is the best. Check out CAFO)
Sick album, What’s Yours Was Mine Is Never Leaving has an El Ten Eleven feel to it.
just great! thanks for sharing
Beautiful album, consistently composed and amazingly sounding. The band is on the same level as their homies sleepmakeswaves, Dumbsaint and Meniscus. Enjoyed that little math-rockey touch on some tracks.
I've got a weird utopian dream of post-rock becoming institutionalized beside classical music to evolve more intensively and to reach new heights aesthetically and technically, for it's the only subgenre of rock deserving this fate. More of post-rock bands, while remaining on the same electronic-infused rock ground, should look up to the wisdom of 300-year evolution of classical music to apply it to their creative process... everyone's whining on conservativity when it comes to post-rock, but most of naysayers forget that it was conservativity that made classical music so relevant and unreachably high comparing with any other genre. It is creative conservativity that pushes boundaries of art quality, that causes the intensive development, focusing on a compositional and proffessional level, but not on a mindless borrowing of already established and trendy techniques just for the sake of popularity and actuality, which is an extensive and, let's be honest, quite ephemeral, unchallenging way for an artist, only contributing to mediocrity. Fancy how amazing would it be to hear some classical pieces reimagined with these delayed guitars and tremolos, but with appropriate scale and proffessional awareness. Or how grandiously beautiful could sound some classical or neoclassical symphony with addition of post-rock-infused ambientish guitars, bass, synths or even drums. Or it's just me going crazy because of a post-rock overdose? xD
After around 23:30 the drums are just golden! :D
was listening and i said it must be around 23 min haha
This is really good..thanks
i have just realized that the crocodile dundee intro is future rock
great progessive rock
this music is great, but these band names are ridiculous. I'm trying to find a common thread, much like the notions of death and hardcoreness in Metal band names... So far the themes I have found are Nature and the sense of being lost. I'm not trying to be judgy, it just dawned on me as I was browsing through.
Who cares. Thanks for this.
How many more postrock bands which all sound like EitS side-projects the planet can bear, is there anyone left under the Sun who is actually still fond of these neverending tremolos and crescendos?
+This Small [ ] entire fucking songs that are crescendos
CHILDS-Mariana
Interesting opener but at 2:28, it starts kicking!!!!
At 31:00 though... !!
Sounds like battles
reminds me of "My Name Is Mud" lol
is that, like, a bear named 'mammoth'?
+Jakub Nowak Looks more like a mammoth named "Bear".
more like the other way round
Or perhaps someone wants you to support a mammoth.
oh, that too
who made the album art?
What kind of music it is? I wonder.
+Hi I'm C0d3Z3r0 Post-rock. You can find a lot albums like this in my channel :)
or ancient rock , popular in 70s`
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Someone needs to trim their nose roots. :{
what the heck is a nose root?
The mountain looks like a nose. And the roots are ofc the nose roots.