Did this song create the Slint style of post-rock (post-hardcore

Tweez was recorded in 87

>>71875595
But Tweez is math rock, not post-rock.

What specific songs are you comparing?

>>71875595
Tweez is not the style he's describing.

File: Firefox_Screenshot_2017-01-06T05-04-01.037Z.png (70KB, 494x312px) Image search: [Google]

70KB, 494x312px

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPDI5gIGEGI

This came out in 1986 and it's Slinty as fuck except for the drum machine. It's not very surprising if you know the background of these bands, Slint's first album was heavily influenced by Big Black and Albini. Tweez has a lot of similarities with Spiderland and Steve worked on it. The recording engineer who did Atomizer was also the guy who worked on Spiderland. I'm sure it goes a lot deeper but you get the picture i.e. it's no coincidence.

>>71877366
>The recording engineer who did Atomizer was also the guy who worked on Spiderland
That's not what I'm finding.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60Y323q__0
Almost off topic but i've always found this song very spiderland-ish

>>71877366
Fuck, that track is so great.

>>71877815
It does, yeah.

>>71877711
Brian Paulson is listed as recording engineer and producer for both. Same goes for Iain Burgess. The latter being a huge influence for Albini's recording engineer career and appears to have worked on earlier Big Black records as well.