Post rock really is a fitting name for this genre. I feel like a lot of rock fans (even though they still love the stuff they grew up on) have begun to crave specific bits and pieces of rock instrumentality, without any distractions. Because some of those elements are removed, so are their parameters, and it pushes the genre towards floatier, more immersive riffs. It's a great listening experience.

@pierrewilliam7119

10 ай бұрын

You nailed our thoughts !

@anthonybrown3198

5 ай бұрын

I didnt even know post rock was a genre. Ive always played it and couldnt tell people what kind of music I play. Your breakdown was accurate.

that 911 called with the kid was unsettling tho...

@mrkrunch4340

Жыл бұрын

Unsettling is an understatement. That was downright terrifying.

Each of the tracks were as perfect as it gets. Hats off to all these awesome musicians. 🎸❤️

autism- brittle bones brings me actual pain due to a situation I've been in

Guitar in the beginning had me hooked instantly! Very clear punchy awesome flowing drums. I’m a musician myself. Totally dig this stuff. Thanks for putting it out. Need to find out who these bands are and give them the credit they deserve.

@jaypendock2434

2 жыл бұрын

As soon as I heard I felt an instant connection, it’s like I’ve been playing all the wrong notes and progressions my entire life… when I heard this I knew I could play what I’m hearing, for the first time I actually know what to do with my guitar and pedal set up..

@ignacio5039

Жыл бұрын

I wish you the best in your musical journey! We'll see if I see you in a show someday.

Brilliant and haunting

Makes my demons bob their head.

holy shit, the 911 call one was horrifying

A great selection - Toundra are one of my favourite bands!

as soon as I heard the first song I knew it had to be from If These Trees Could Talk; one of my favourite bands - a very strong intro to this playlist

I keep coming back to this mix. It's such a good set of tracks.

Absolutely incredible very atmospheric you now have a new subscriber.

@metalheadhilayda3685

3 жыл бұрын

yeah!

i really think that the real 911 call added in "Autism - Brittle bones" was unnecessary. Pretty good material, i really enjoyed it

@m.v.a.l7669

2 жыл бұрын

Same found it more disturbing tbh

@MrRemorseless

Жыл бұрын

I agree. But man I'd love to find more of that sound the band makes when that call part actually comes up. Is that called guitar noodling? I'd like to find that sound with harsher noise sounds over the top.

My favorite was No. 5 Toundra - Lilim. Great music.

A great collection, captivating listening and plenty to be inspired by!

You get a new subscriber as well ! Definitely what i need by these times ! AWESOME Music, thanks for sharing !

first one has an awesome bass line

Nice!!! Thanks for something new!

10sec in, already great Cheers

Awesome drums. Well done.

I like the "chill ambiant metal" the two atmospheres with metal and ambiant looks like total opposite when you don't know but I relise this is possible and this great !

Awesome collection! You got a new subscriber.

AWESOME!!

This is incredible

I wish guys like Satriani and Vai would venture into this territory.

Благодарю!

It can be turn into greatest song ❤❤🙏🙏

very nice collection

Awesome

Incredible

Thank you for sharing this beautiful music. Congratulations for the nice work. New subscriber here!! This music is real inspiration for my humble project

@MegaCirse

Жыл бұрын

yeah 🥳

Cheers from 🇺🇸🤟🇲🇽

Execellent ❤

Mantap....👍🏻🤘🏻✨

....yep. Seeress.

SupeR!🤘😛

#1,2 et 3. Merci p.i

Awsome band 🎉🎉❤😂

Me: Checks the song list Autism: Brittle Bones Me Just looking at the title: Hey look there's a band full of us! XD

2021!

THE 6:18 FUCKIN SILVERCHAIR LEARN TO HATE SAMPLE

The Lisa Floyd's call is horrific, but it barely reflects the horrors of domestic violence, selfish behavior and lack of morals. It is a crude reminder of what some people are living right about now, so we all should see it as it is. The damage is real, and as a society we need to be aware of the weight it burdens on the most vulnerable. Thank God she's better now, but let us all understand that evil is real and its consequences can scar anyone for life.

The trees are talking with chemicals! For real…

If These Trees Could Talk....Zi Americans will be running!!! *Raughs in Vietnamese*

Getting some Butterfly Effect reminisce

You may well enjoy this instrumental, progressive, industrial post-metal from ghosts of sadako... @

Could anyone recommend me some bands that has very atmospheric music like (David A. Molina - A Thousand Years) and the same/similar vocalization of the lead singer of Dead by April, I would really appreciate this! :)

Filim filimleri den selamlar

Î : Like ----> 300

the fuck is going on here? 19:06

@GrrFromGrrland

6 ай бұрын

yea... idk what to think of that

@emmanuele4803

2 ай бұрын

It's a 911 call from Lisa Floyd. You can actually find it by looking her name on the web. According to what I've read, the band's intention was to shed light on sensitive topics like domestic violence, alcoholism and such

Nothing quite like hearing domestic violence half way through when listening to music :/ Literally ruined this for me with how absolutely unnerving that was

An actual 911 call of a screaming child layered through an entire track titled "brittle bones." Not what I would call beautiful or great. More like sick, satanic, and awful. Hurt people hurt people. So, heal yourself.

Fuckin awesome ❤❤❤

Track 3 Autism brittle bones - I think that using an actual 911 call from a very distressed child is exploitative in the same way that using a child abuse image as an album cover would be. If it was a sample from a movie or something then you could say it's art, but if it's a real police call and you're gaining and revenue from it then, unless you have a deal with the family to pay them a portion of royalties, you should really take this down

@thelostcosmonaut5555

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, I was enjoying the music until that audio popped up. Kinda ruined my morning.

@emmanuele4803

2 ай бұрын

According to the band, their intention was to shed light on sensitive topics like domestic violence. The call is quite popular and was made by Lisa Floyd when she was 6 years old (her story is actually pretty sad since she suffered domestic abuse by her partner years after). It is something terrible to listen to, but it is nothing more than reality for some people.