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Tag Archives: post rock
TU-NER – T2: For Lovers
July 18, 2024
7D Media 2024 Transatlantic trinity try to track down a threnody to turn back the tide of life – and succeed in stirring the listener’s soul. It may seem easy to assume that experimental music cannot be romantic – for … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, Markus Reuter, Pat Mastelotto, post rock, prog rock, Trey Gunn, Tu-Ner
ERIK DAHL ENSEMBLE – Everyone’s Too Sad For Everything
November 25, 2023
Svalka 2023 Scandinavian masters of minimalistic storms delve into the strange sadness of the pandemic period. Aside from its celebrated pop music, Sweden left an indelible mark on the global music through death metal, so there’s no surprise in the … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, Erik Dahl, Erik Dahl Ensemble, instrumental, post rock
HELD BY TREES – Solace
March 3, 2022
Tweed Jacket Music 2022 Doyens of progressive pop color spring in enchantment to making rustling leaves unrhyme for a reason. It’s about time this collective stopped pretending they left their erstwhile attachments in the past, for even the cover of … Continue reading
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Tagged David Knopfler, Held By Trees, instrumental, post rock, prog rock, Robbie McIntosh, Tim Renwick
MALCOLM GALLOWAY – Wasp 76b
November 21, 2021
Malcolm Galloway 2020 Triumph of miniscule detail that work towards impressionistic masterpiece from London polymath who can dissolve himself in tuneful glimmer. Malcolm Galloway leads a double musical life: more often than not, he’s a member of HATS OFF GENTLEMEN … Continue reading
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Tagged Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, instrumental, Malcolm Galloway, post rock