The Crooked Fiddle Band Sydney, Australia
The sound we love is dark and often driving, but also writhing and ecstatic.
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Some of the best post-rock comes from our hometown and our latest fave is SEIMS' dense and expressive math-jazz-post-everything album.
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None But a Pure Heart Can Sing
by So Hideous
So Hideous make the kind of heavy music we love - genuinely metal, explosively heart felt, but tempered with some epic string/orchestral elements along the way.
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Emma is an old friend and a world-class songwriter. This deserves to be on huge festival stages, despite it's strengths of intimacy and introspectiveness.
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Eclipsing // Orbs
by Joseph Rabjohns & Lachlan R. Dale
supported by 43 fans who also own “Deadly Nightsnakes”
Meditative, relaxing, relatable to humans content to be in open presence. Recommend x
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supported by 43 fans who also own “Deadly Nightsnakes”
Brief but very intriguing, Śaraṇaṃ paints an attractive picture built on the rubab and other traditional sounds of the East. These fine instrumental compositions have the weight of history within them, with new life added through a modern interpretation.
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A trio of post-rock rippers steeped in Afghan rubab music's forms, themes, and dynamics.
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