One of my favorite genres of music is Post Rock, which is a type of instrumental music that relies heavily on “rock”, i.e. drums and guitars. One of my favorite bands, Explosions in the Sky, is a post rock band. Obviously this music is a bit different from most of the music we hear today, since there aren’t any lyrics!
When I am looking for something relaxing or calm to listen to, I tend to go to Post Rock. Some of my favorites include Explosions and Sigur Ros, an Icelandic band that uses “lyrics” that are a made up version of Icelandic (they call it “hopelandic”). It is an interesting type of music, since it still has a very strong feel despite being entirely instrumental. I have actually been to two explosions concerts and they are actually pretty cool! One of the loudest concerts I have been to for sure. It is a weird experience, as no one is singing along, which is probably why the music is so loud lol. My favorite songs are Your Hand in Mine, First Breath after a Coma, and Isjaki.
So what are your thoughts on this genre of music? Do you listen to it, are you interested in listening to it?
One of my favorite genres of music is Post Rock, which is a type of instrumental music that relies heavily on “rock”, i.e. drums and guitars. One of my favorite bands, Explosions in the Sky, is a post rock band. Obviously this music is a bit different from most of the music we hear today, since there aren’t any lyrics!
When I am looking for something relaxing or calm to listen to, I tend to go to Post Rock. Some of my favorites include Explosions and Sigur Ros, an Icelandic band that uses “lyrics” that are a made up version of Icelandic (they call it “hopelandic”). It is an interesting type of music, since it still has a very strong feel despite being entirely instrumental. I have actually been to two explosions concerts and they are actually pretty cool! One of the loudest concerts I have been to for sure. It is a weird experience, as no one is singing along, which is probably why the music is so loud lol. My favorite songs are Your Hand in Mine, First Breath after a Coma, and Isjaki.
So what are your thoughts on this genre of music? Do you listen to it, are you interested in listening to it?