A Richmond, Virginia trio noted for slow, hypnotic ambient and post-rock soundscapes; frequently associated with the Kranky label in reviews.

Reviews note long, minimalist compositions, sparse arrangements, live-recording approaches, and recurring descriptions such as 'hypnotic', 'nocturnal' and 'isolationist post-rock'.

DeBaser reviews present Labradford as a Richmond trio producing slow, hypnotic ambient/post-rock. Reviews highlight minimal, nocturnal soundscapes and a tendency toward long, immersive tracks. Key albums discussed include Prazision LP, Labradford, E Luxo So and Mi Media Naranja.

For:Fans of ambient, post-rock, minimal and experimental music looking for slow, immersive soundscapes.

 Perfect music: imagine a merging of Lynch's distorting hallucinations and Wenders' visionary, dramatic poetry, codify its imaginative power, and project this against the backdrop of the theme of travel.

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 A pale sun of skeletal harmonies sketches uncertain faces in the marble of a forgotten day.

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 In this work, the voice disappears altogether, the music slows down and frays, each note and each space of silence assume a significance of their own, leaving you suspended in a sonic paradise of disarming simplicity but at the same time, genius.

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 When you are floating in nothingness, you must embrace the suspension to avoid imploding.

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