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Subtlety

  1. Michigan
  2. Rock
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  1. Threads of Another Life
    by Man Mountain
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  2. Sun Release
    by Heron
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    Jordi Mallol The first album set the bar high, but they didn't fail to reach the same level of greatness with this release. Favorite track: Sun Release.
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    The CRT Syndicate Splashdown is the sound of hope when I feel so hopeless. Favorite track: Splashdown.
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    dulcinea_sound This whole album is a masterpiece! Favorite track: The Void.
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    Postdrift Void, love that word. The Void leaves no void. Simply a beautiful serving of distortion, pure audio delight. Favorite track: The Void.
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  3. They March in Endless Circles
    by A Film In Color
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    rustypowers It's been over 7 years since this album came out and there's still no other band that comes close to what A Film in Color achieved here. They have improved upon TWDY's doomgaze stylings in every conceivable way and what we get is relentlessly gorgeous and devastating. This is 100% a must-listen album. Favorite track: For You Are Not in Death.
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    Bog Trotter I love this album, I play the vinyl often. incredible weight to the sound, I guess I can dream of a sophomore Favorite track: At The Foot of The Eternal Throne.
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    Alainkr Really love this stuff. Swirling fury then floating patterns of ethereal structures.
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  4. Mont Solitud
    by BLAK
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    Paledave AOTY for me, so so good, best post rock album in years...
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    hector Best post rock album in years! Favorite track: La solitud és gàbia feat. An Corporation.
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    JennifromtheblockFFDP Blown away by this album. This transports you to another dimension in your mind . I felt every emotion that hit hard . Well done, guys, superb .🎶☘️
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  5. CAVUM
    by Pillars
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    Alice M. Goes back and forth effortlessly between emotional outbursts and chilly Sigur Rós-esque soundscapes.
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    Kenneth Blick I first heard Pillars when I attended Post. Fest 2018 to hear Heron play (I have 2 talented nephews who are members of that band). I thought the guys in Pillars sounded tight and awesome. This album, CAVUM, just proves even more so that I was correct! My favorites on the album are Dissolution and Black Prayer, but plenty of excellent sounds here!
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    krotix I use the bands own terms for their brand of post rock metal tinged music.....propulsive.

    They are out of Indiana and I had a look at their web page where they are offering this lp in natural stone colors on vinyl.

    I have too much vinyl myself ( I am 60), but I have to say the pressing is beautiful. Favorite track: Dissolution.
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  1. Afterall
    by Oak Meadow
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    Set Sail Set Sail
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  2. DUSTWUN
    by Echotide
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    All Frequencies Wide Open All Frequencies Wide Open
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    placebo20 A thrasher! After reminded by people on the internet. Thanks anyway. One of the best post rock albums of 24. It’s how Post rock should be. Keep up the good work. I hope to see you in Europe someday. Favorite track: A Sempahore Burning.
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    tetheredhands One of the best post-rock releases of 2024. The entire album from beginning to end is so good it makes my heart ache.
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    Jeff Isles It is the first track and absolutely has you on edge and wanting more. What an intro to the rest of the album. Love it. Favorite track: Terminal Broadcast.
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  3. March
    by Wander
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    March March
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    Chester Cun incredible guitar tones and song composition #wandersquad Favorite track: March.
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    Michiganderik I've created the most triumphant and epic movies/stories in my head listening to this album. Post-Rock does that for me in general, but this one takes it to another level entirely. Favorite track: Faraway.
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    Martin SK / Linjer A contender for instrumental rock/post-rock album of the year for sure. Some really impressive drumming on this record. Together with the lush, airy guitars and jumpy bass, this record is a joy to listen to.

    The songs move at a quick pace, it's difficult to not move your head up and down while listening to this. An absolute beauty. Favorite track: Faraway.
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  4. Foundation
    by Bivouac Cabs
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    Perpetuity Perpetuity
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  5. The Second Coming Was a Moonrise
    by Hammock
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    The Second Coming Was a Moonrise The Second Coming Was a Moonrise
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    Paul Vazquez Fantastic! Such a beautiful album! Released at the perfect time to help me get through a rough time. Favorite track, The Unsetting Sun.
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    philmz This is what I imagine unresolved grief and longing for someone who isn't there anymore sounds like. The album is devastatingly beautiful and evokes a lot of heavy feelings. A beautiful release. Favorite track: Everything You Love Is Buried in the Ground or Scattered into Space.
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    shimamiya I pretty much stop everything I'm doing when a new Hammock album is released. Favorite track: Sadness.
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