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“Instrumental cinematic piano and guitars”
Amid the ruins and reverb of post-rock's most haunted corners: Fighting Kites anthologizes their Post-Rock-Noise-Pop sprawl from Belgium to Australia with a Christmas duet from Benjamin Shaw thrown in for good measure, while immortal ebt conjures a devastatingly beautiful shoegaze album born from a childhood love of long, blissful baths. Daniel Castanos debuts with a dark-ambient concept EP chronicling the miserable fates of a fictional cult's members, and Memory Curse offers a different kind of breakup record through melancholic post-rock. Mildred swings for the fences with a 2-hour genre-bending odyssey about the anti-christ at a neo-Abrahamic apocalypse in Montana.
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“The song Ikarus by Third Man Syndrome captures the tension between courage and risk, using a raw instrumental style to reflect the myth's themes of aspiration and the danger of overreach.”
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“Kill Your Dreams is less about the death of 'dreams,' perhaps, than about the death of nostalgia, perhaps even more… the death of any illusion that the past can ever be better than it was.”