I'm interested to try some post-rock. Recommend me some

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>>71966260
Start with Spirit of Eden.

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>>71966279
And Laughing Stock after.

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FA∞ i feel is a better start point, but they're both great

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>>71966260
>>71966295
First wave is the best. Listen to pram off of this chart

Boris - Flood if you like metal as well

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>>71966260

Dullest genre

>At least the tracks are long

"No!"

>>71966279
>>71966291
God damn I can't get into these.
They're just so boring. I've given them so many chances but I can't make it through the whole album.

Not op

>>71966260
No because once you listen to that, all other post rock will sound shit

>>71967380
I had a similar mentality in regards to ambient music. And when I've taken the time to actually listen to some ambient albums, especially Eno's albums, the music was so beautiful I almost cried. Talk Talk's music and ambient music are comparable, because both have a minimalistic approach. I'm not the biggest fan of Talk Talk, possibly because I've listened to those two albums just once, but out of respect for the people who almost singlehandedly created a genre of music, I'd recommend making it through both albums.

>>71967332
>has only listened to crescendo core
Fuck off you America centric pleb