Showing posts with label post-rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label post-rock. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 June 2019

El Ten Eleven - Every Direction Is North (2007)


Two-piece uplifting post-rock that would make a great Sims soundtrack. What makes it more impressive is that one member uses a guitar/bass doubleneck and another drums and plays keys. Lot of looping and cool effects.


As an aside, it is interesting to note that a ton of marijuana, sold as green manure because of its nutrient content, was only $5.50 in 1917

Friday, 14 December 2018

Toby Driver - Madonnawhore (2017)


A mastermind behind Kayo Dot, Maudlin of the Well, Asva and others, Toby Driver's Madonnawhore is a beautiful quiet journey of lush guitars and emotive vocals. Amazing album especially when it sinks in. Would highly recommend Toby Driver live as well.





We set out crossing flagstone 
Across the fragments 
We wandered through the kingdoms 
Achieving balance

Friday, 23 March 2018

Rökkurró ‎– Í Annan Heim (2010)


Rökkurró's melancholic serenades are evocative of the cold and desolate landscapes of their distant homeland, Iceland. Mesmerising tones and swooping strings projected against a bleak and solitary Nordic backdrop. And yet, unique warmth prevades Rökkurró's music owed to the fragile and soothing voice of Hildur Kristin Stefansdottir. Í Annan Heim is a collection of nine graceful compositions that showcase a darker, more expansive and mature sound, full of leticulously crafted melodies, complex arrangements and smooth sonic textures. Produced by Alex Somers, partner and music collaborator of Jónsi Birgisson (Sigur Rós).


  1. Í Annan Heim
  2. Sólin Mun Skína
  3. Skuggamyndir
  4. Við Hreyfumst Hægt
  5. Augun Opnast
  6. Sjónarspil
  7. Fjall
  8. Hugurinn Flögrar
  9. Svanur




In another world