Instrumental post-rock/electronic group from Sheffield, England, formed in 2001, known for blending guitars, electronics and cinematic samples across several acclaimed albums.

Formed in Sheffield; noted for combining post-rock dynamics with electronic experimentation; released albums including The Fall of Math (2004), The Destruction of Small Ideas (2007) and scored No Man’s Sky: Music for an Infinite Universe.

Five DeBaser reviews praise 65daysofstatic's blend of post-rock and electronics, highlighting The Destruction Of Small Ideas as a high point and celebrating their intense live shows. Reviewers note cinematic samples, dense production and emotional range.

For:Fans of post-rock, experimental electronic and cinematic instrumental music.

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