Turn on, tune in, drop out: peejmudd delivers a cinematic post-classical journey through melancholic swells and weightless melodies for fans of Ólafur Arnalds and Sigur Rós, while j.demar sheds past creative restraints with reverb-soaked, hypnotic dream-pop carrying ritualistic vocals reminiscent of Leonard Cohen. John Titor's Time Machine invites you to blast your mind open with a 17-minute prog-inflected post-rock odyssey, and Mildred unfurls a sprawling 2-hour genre-bending treatise on the anti-christ at a neo-Abrahamic apocalypse in Montana. Daniel Castanos conjures dark-ambient dread with his debut concept EP tracing a doomed cult to mass tragedy, and Solid Blood brings math-y, dreamy, emotive post-rock indie from Rue Defence founder Graham W. Bell.
Post Rock releases
“‘a collection of instrumental post rock tracks to soothe your soul in these troublesome times’”
“Composed of eight instrumental songs, Visitation is an atmospheric journey across psychedelic, gothic, and ambient motifs.”
“Immersive and emotionally evocative soundscapes, exploring shifts in emphasis from vital energy to existential overload.”
“On 'Can't Argue With Stupid,' We Are Information crafts a mesmerizing sonic journey through societal discord and natural sanctuary, where glitchy electronics and atmospheric post-rock collide to do...”