Post-Rock Thread (ambient, jazz, cassette, single, genre)

TockTockTock · 08-07-2011, 11:44 PM

I'll admit that I have always thought of post-rock as being incredibly boring, but I'm willing to be a bit more open-minded... Currently, the only two bands that I listen to that exhibit elements of post-rock are Slint and A Whisper in the Noise. If anyone knows of any decent post-rock albums then please feel free to suggest a few. I realize that my request is somewhat vague, but just suggest anything that you feel is right (especially if you know anything about my taste in music).

If I managed to bring myself to like metal (a genre I have struggled with), then I'm sure I can learn to enjoy post-rock (or at least appreciate it).

08-07-2011, 11:44 PM	#13 (permalink)
TockTockTock They/Them Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 1,914	I'll admit that I have always thought of post-rock as being incredibly boring, but I'm willing to be a bit more open-minded... Currently, the only two bands that I listen to that exhibit elements of post-rock are Slint and A Whisper in the Noise. If anyone knows of any decent post-rock albums then please feel free to suggest a few. I realize that my request is somewhat vague, but just suggest anything that you feel is right (especially if you know anything about my taste in music). If I managed to bring myself to like metal (a genre I have struggled with), then I'm sure I can learn to enjoy post-rock (or at least appreciate it).