🇺🇸 In 2018, for its 10th anniversary, the great album “Emergence” by Trifon brothers appeared in a brand new edition – with the bunch of remixes.
Trifonic – Emergence (Special Edition) (2018)
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Tag Archives: Post-rock
The Outsider – Hyeon (2018)
It’s time for clear and focused post-rock piece dealing with internal state of author’s mind and heart.
Inspirative – Mainland EP (2017)
🇹🇭 Nice and quiet post-rock piece from Thailand based band with an appropriate name – Inspirative. Continue reading
Far Behind The Sun – Story Of Collapsing Galaxies (2017)
🇩🇪 Good piece of experimental music evolving from calm shoegaze to full range vibrant post-rock.
Astralia: in search of a distant dream [interview]
About creating post-rock, being special and looking ahead
Astralia is a Spanish band, existing since November 2010. Jordi (drums), Albert (bass) and Roger (guitar) since that time has been developing their own sounding in post-rock.
The review of their latest album “Solstice” was the very first entry in this blog and that’s why Astralia got priority to be interviewed at the Special Goosebumps blog. Roger kindly agreed to answer questions about the band, about the music they play and even about his worldview…
Halma – Granular (2015)
🇩🇪 Minimalistiс and encompassing instrumental music with emerging delicate atmoshere.
Jambinai – A Hermitage (2016)
🇰🇷 Jambinai create experiments with both traditional harmonies and modern guitar sound.
Explosions in the Sky – The Wilderness (2016)
Great minimalistic and delicate instrumental album. Something that stays between people when all genres fade away.
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We Lost the Sea – Departure Songs (2015)
Outstanding work of Australian power orchestra We Lost the Sea. Depths of desperate moments and wisdom overcoming our finite being.
Ghost Box Orchestra – High Plaine (2016)
Fuzzy waves and self-improving reverb – these are instruments involved here. In matter, they are represented by guitars, bass, drum and keys (to be exact, cathedral keyboards). Common composition, but it sounds pretty unconventional.
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