recommendations for indie-folk with a heavy leaning towards ambient

also interested. If you haven't, listen to Phil's other stuff, especially is Mount Eerie stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrdkMIJRJ5M

>>71870586
Where to start with Mt. Eerie though? Also, if you haven't, give that Little Kid record a spin. It's a truly underrated gem.

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Wild Nothing - Nocturne

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm636VSQXUU

>>71870600
Give Clear Moon a listen. It's my favorite Mount Eerie album, but it also has some of the aspects you are looking for.

>>71870560
Try Port St. Willow, the guy's a friend of the Antlers dude and their approaches to ambient sad slowcore are quite similar.

>>71870600
I don't know about best place, but I started with No Flashlights, then went on to Wind's Poem and Clear Moon/Ocean Roar, then the rest

>>71870600
start with Lost Wisdom. Its acoustic guitar with electric backing but its really cozy and atmospheric
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoDgvBU3EKU
also - you might like Mitski - Bury Me At Makeout Creek
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovFVapCtMHo

>>71870560
There was this indie/folkish album I used to listen to but forgot the name of. I'm not sure if it necessarily fits your description, but it might. The album cover was a painting of a few frogs in battle holding bow and arrows, and I think one of them got shot or something. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

>>71870946
I know what you're taking about but can't remember the band name; I know it started with "Thee" though

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>>71870946
>>71872248
Found it