Cover of Explosions In The Sky The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place
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A journey into a surreal dimension where a delicate, languid, and dreamy soundscape envelops and engages the senses in a kind of dreamlike suspension. But then, the insistent rhythm of the rhythm section and a guitar at times reminiscent of Fripp bring you back to a "here" that is, in reality, an "elsewhere" woven with glittering drama, raw nerves, and ecstatic melancholy.

These Texan musicians are certainly not innovators: a pleasant synthesis between Mogwai and Sigur Rós (with some influence from Godspeed You Black Emperor). Yet, they combine great compositional skill with the expression of interesting sounds and musical backdrops. Unmissable for lovers of the genre.

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Explosions In The Sky's album offers a surreal and dreamy musical journey. Combining delicate soundscapes with rhythmic intensity, the band crafts an emotional experience reminiscent of Mogwai and Sigur Rós. The album skillfully balances drama and melancholy, making it a must-listen for post-rock fans.

Tracklist Lyrics Videos

01   First Breath After Coma (09:33)

Instrumental

02   The Only Moment We Were Alone (10:14)

Instrumental

03   Six Days at the Bottom of the Ocean (08:43)

Instrumental

04   Memorial (08:50)

Instrumental

05   Your Hand in Mine (08:17)

Instrumental

Explosions in the Sky

Explosions in the Sky are an American instrumental post-rock band from Austin, Texas, formed in 1999. The group is known for cinematic, guitar-driven compositions and powerful live performances. Core members include Munaf Rayani, Mark Smith, Michael James and Chris Hrasky.
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By hugoniot

 An instrumental album of notable craftsmanship, Mogwai-like sounds but less gloomy, a few more rays of sunshine and many sounds that tend to blend without ever becoming trite or clichéd.

 Tracks that I believe will appeal to fans of the genre and will engage them to listen and listen again with the terrible feeling of missing something.


By Pandalillo

 "First Breath After Coma makes the band’s project clear; the territory to explore is that of rock and the possible uses of its canonical instrumentation."

 "Post-rock, the inspired one, innovative in some ways, ends here, the rest is truly boredom!"