Hello everyone

I'm a DIY post-metal project from Portugal. I write, record, and mix everything myself in my home studio. It's a lot of work, but I'm really proud of what I've been able to accomplish. I already have two EPs, and I'm always open to feedback, so any opinions are always welcome.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/2PHmCUkGsZr6lAAqksK556?si=-E6szaVnRpmpgcEzllgn1w

Oh! And also did some videolips for fun, hope you all like it.

https://www.youtube.com/@Krav0

Thanks a lot

Krav0

The band is from Guadalajara, Mexico, and published an EP in 2005 and an album around 2007 I think. Their first album with their original, singer, called "Atemahawke" is a fucking masterpiece.

Has anyone in here, not from Mexico, heard it?

Greetings guys,

I'd like to share with you my newest project which is Instrumental Music Realm. Please check out my first song and let me know what you think, follow the channel for more songs like this..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoTppxnEg-k

I am really amazed by what these guys do. Jeff the guitarist is the ultimate musician. I wanted to achieve a similiar sound but i can't figure out what he does. Like delay for example, how many delays to do that and what are the times for them? How does he achieve layers and layers of beautiful cosmic sounds. Specially for the albums: subsets of sets and cale:drew.

Any info would really be appreciated.

Hi there, I'm looking to expand my studying playlist, any suggestion is apprecciated!

beautiful song but its the only one of theirs that sounds like that. i love the way all of the parts compliment each other.

Fill your ears, love your life - such goodness inbound. Enjoy.

65daysofstatic were my first ever live concert and probably one of the best gigs of my life looking back on it. Issue I have is that their current sound is pretty far from the old sounds in the mid 2000s (fall of math, one time for all time etc). I love the new stuff too but the nostalgia persists.

I was wondering if anyone here had ever found any bands that even come close to that sound. I know 65dos themselves have a tonne of music coming out over the next months so I will have hopes high for something that harkens back to that sound but figured I'd check here just in case.

My intro to postrock was Spiderland. I don’t consider myself a true postrock aficionado like many ppl in this sub, although I do listen to what I would consider postrock 60% of my listening hours.

Anyway I’m curious how do you all perceive Spiderland. My understanding is that’s it one of, if not THE foundational post rock album. I’ve listened to it probably 50+ times. But I want to know how the postrock community views it. Let me know.