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“Progressive Metal band, Nantes”
Welcome to the beginning of exploding time: The Shining Tongues' Summer Solstice XXI-VI-MMXXVI arrives blinding with sunlight and spectral drone as the latest entry in their ongoing 40-year song cycle — play it loud, windows open. Their A Bell Sings In Your Head strips it all back to a glitter-strewn live solo performance, minimalist and haunting. Meanwhile, El Tubo Elástico's IMPALA (Expanded Edition) expands their sprawling Spanish prog-psych-space-rock universe with a 16-minute bonus track, and nonameno11's Junk, and Others offers short, simple recordings made before heading off to school.
Post Rock releases
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“post rock / post hardcore, France”
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“Open and airy post rock from Sacramento, CA”
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“Dark, slow and bombarding.”
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“A must-listen if you’re into thoughtfully written and composed post-rock music. It’s one of those albums that contains so many impressive moments and marvelous orchestrations worth repeating so man...”
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“'Anomalous Trackologies Split' is a ten track noise rock weirdo extravaganza by y Heavy Insect // Haggari Nakashe & gaop”
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“a cinematic, post-classical journey through melancholic swells, weightless melodies, and the quiet struggle to stay afloat”
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“Melodic Instrumental Progressive Rock”
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“The Shining Tongues fold time by covering a hidden gem by Leisur Hive”
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“Pulsing bass lines, cryptic vocals, and harmonic tension.”
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“Post-Rock Album made by an Electronic Rock Artist”