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still motions - syn•the•sis

 

Hiroe - Wrought

atmospheric post-metal

 

I don’t think it’s metal much at all, but it’s good. Reminds me of Caspian and a bit of Tides of Man

 

On a real post-rock/post-metal kick lately. Any must listen albums from this year?

 

Only have Hiroe, Russian Circles, Toundra and
They Drove Us From The Garden.

Waiting for the new Indignu, Feed Me To The Waves and Girih records.

 

Design Flaw

 

My favourites so far:

Secret Gardens - everbloom
Nordic Giants - Symbiosis
Shadow Universe - Subtle Realms, Subtle Worlds
Once Upon A Winter - Void Moments of Inertia
Endless Dive - A Brief History of a Kind Human
Design Flaw - Beasts of a Future Decay

And a couple big names in MONO and Russian Circles released albums this year, in case you missed them:

MONO - Scarlet Holliday
Russian Circles - Gnosis

 

Forgot about this one the other day:

 

And speaking of single announcements, we're also getting a new Hubris single in November with the album coming early next year.

And speaking of single announcements, we also have a new Tides From Nebula single with another one coming Wednesday.

 

Not sure if this is the best place to post or if in the shoegaze thread. This is absolutely fantastic either way:

 

Post Metal/Rock from New Zealand
First single is out
RIYL Russian Circles, Mogwai, Isis

 

Oh I am checking that out for sure

 

RIYL if Tides From Nebula was a twinkly emo band

 

Ginji - In Mauve

Downtempo, dreamy, folky, slight mathy tendencies, occasional strings and horns

 

This is some truly lovely stuff.

 

Overhead, The Albatross - L'appel du Vide

 

@White is keeping this thread alive

 

Well someone's got to. You absolute bunch of freeloaders.

 

Dérives - FERAE SEVES

ambient, neo-classical, progressive (whatever that word even means anymore idk I'm just copying their tags)

 

adeus, by indignu

Portuguese goodness. 2 tracks already available. Album out on the 4th November.

 

A Thousand Arms so you know it's good.

 

How do you usually come across these newer artists? Thank you so much for sharing!

 

• WherePostRockDwells on YT/FB

• r/postrock

• Mostly Spotify, either from just endlessly traversing "Related Artists" rabbit holes, or from the Discover Weekly and Release Radar playlists, which if you're unfamiliar, Spotify generates for you based on your listening habits