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not really post rock in the strictest sense. its more like classical with some rock instrumentation, but its good and "mournful" as you say. actually i dont even remember if theres a piano on it, but theres definitely a harpsichord. oops
not really post rock in the strictest sense. its more like classical with some rock instrumentation, but its good and "mournful" as you say. actually i dont even remember if theres a piano on it, but theres definitely a harpsichord. oops
I know Rachel's and they are extroardinary good yeah
"Mournful modern stuff" - The Black Heart Procession.
It's music to write a tragic noir screenplay about lovers who murder each other in the depths of a South American jungle by.
album leaf - in a safe place.
not exactly post rock (u.g.h.), but most of the tracks are instrumental, occasionally guitar-driven and there's helluva lot of rhodes presence. i guess.
well, here's another. some kids doing odd-sounding postrock thing.
the name is mountain men anonymous.
first track has a lot of piano. and weird sounding drums. it's either a poor set of drums or they've gated them HARD.