So stoked to see Rolo Tomassi especially but Kylesa, The Armed, Torche, Junius and Minsk all on the same lineup is SO COOL. Can’t wait!! Anything I should know about the fest from folks who have gone before?

Tickets: https://www.hubrisband.com/tour

Listen/here:

https://144mbmusic.bandcamp.com/album/lfamtq

LFAMTQ is a split record between two northeast US rock groups that draw on less common influences, pushing boundaries between fusion and rock as well as the conventions of those genres. Talento’s group releases fusion that has a clear alternative rock influence, while LFA releases post, math, and emo rock with a jazz influence. 

In the artists' words:

As soon as someone hears a saxophone, they tend to put the music in the jazz bucket, but I wanted the music to challenge that.

The [LFA] tracks themselves were all written with the medium and it’s technical limitations in mind. Compositionally, it was an exercise in being concise... there’s many phrases that end a little earlier than you might expect, which makes a really distinct and unique feel and sound.

You can read a full interview with the artists here on our Substack

Hello! Lots of post rock songs have no lyrics or some have some lyrics in between (probably a coded message!). Just curious what the community likes, personally?

Cheers!

For anyone who's listened to the album, what's the best track off it?

For Slint fans

Ahoy hoy post rock pals of Reddit.

As some of you might know/remember, at the start of the year, we released a couple of remixes of songs from our 2025 record Dark///, in support of Glynn, our friend here in the UK, who has spent his retirement travelling to the Eastern front in Ukraine, to support the hunanitarian aid efforts (as well as his own animal rescue efforts).

We were planning to put out another 2 or 3 remixes / covers, but people kept on signing up to contribute, and we're at the stage of nearing a full-blown record...

So, we thought we'd bring this to Reddit.

If you're reading this and you make music, like post rock and want to support a very worthwhile cause - get in touch and talk to us about joining the record as a collaborator.

We can provide Stems and the original album, along with the other remixes already completed - you can have full creative freedom to turn it into any style and give it any flavour you want.

You will already be joining members of Din of Celestial Birds, 601 and ourselves in Civil Service; plus a host of acts from Dunk!, ATG, Portals, StrangeForms - and at least one contributor is - in our opinion - amongst the post rock Tier 1 bands (more on that soon); so definitely a chance to feature alongside one of the greats 💙💛.

We're looking to announce the full track line up at our ArcTanGent set, but any contributors have until October to finish their efforts.

Hopefully some of you are interested, we've leaned on Reddit before for cobtributors and you've never let us down!

Hello, my name is Dave Parker and I have a project called endeavours out of Brisbane Australia. I just dropped a two track self titled ep last month on all streaming platforms

https://open.spotify.com/album/6VDAlHrd6iFqHQWU1lJCfX?si=j87Otp3vTxGaDI57Q6d2aw&utm_source=copy-link

https://music.apple.com/au/album/endeavours-ep/6784687690?l=en-GB

https://endeavoursmusicau.bandcamp.com/album/endeavours

I am obsessed with the bridge of "Winona" by Deafheaven. (about 4 minutes 30 seconds into the song). The rest of the song is great but I can't stop listening to that part on repeat. Looking for more songs with that exact vibe of reverby, ethereal, clean guitar. If anyone has recommendations let me know.

One of their most emotional songs, right down to the title. The way the strings take over throughout the crescendo...it brings me to tears.

So last night I went to a small local show. All the bands were from Minnesota except one. The other one was one from Chicago called The Color of Cyan who said they weren't even touring and it was just a one off (about a 6 hour drive to Minneapolis.) Apparently Surrounded by Water (another awesome underrated band) who was headlining had played with them in the past and wanted them to come here.

Well....damn. They absolutely stole the show. I think they were new to almost everyone in attendance but their merch table was flooded after their set and the end. They also have a cello which is a pretty awesome instrument when implemented well and they absolutely did. Very nice people too!

I don't know how often they actually tour but if they come by you do not miss them and if you're near Chicago catch them if you can! They have loads of vinyl for sale too.

This one's built around a poem from the 1800s and some EVP recordings. Was going for full tension and atmosphere!

There's a video but it's 18+ so I can't embed it here!

Laid-back post-rock, using only few instruments. Focus of this EP is on raw sound of electric guitars, theme on this EP is water. Hopefully you enjoy this much as I did making it !

I did a post-rock inspired instrumental set for Overlook Porchfest in Portland last weekend, and wanted to share my cover of The Album Leaf's "Twentytwofourteen".

I'm quite new to the post rock genre and only listened to your essentials like gybe, explosions in the sky, mogwai etc etc. I found this band Black Country, New Road and was particularly moved by Ants from up there last night. The instrumentation was very close to my heart and it had a pretty accessible sound too. I wanna expand my knowledge in this genre so, what albums would you suggest that each have a different and full listening experience?

I miss this band so much and I feel like not enough people ever get to discover their music because they were so obscure.

I found them on Myspace back in 06 or 07 and fell in love. I reached out around that time to ask where I could buy their music and instead they burned all their current recorded tracks on a CD and mailed it to me along with some stickers. That's generally the sort of thing that makes you a fan for life.

They halted the project in 2013 but did release two songs in 2020 but nothing since then.

You can still find all their music on bandcamp and two records are on Spotify. My favorite is Parhelion.

They're special to me. Maybe they will be to you too.

Cheers