AM 800 Sound New York
A home for music left of the dial.
AM 800 is an independent collective of like-minded artists rooted in DIY culture.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “One For Lyman (Joel Hamilton Remix)”
A Lovely album that flows beautifully.
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More After We're Gone (10th Anniversary Remaster)
by Signal Hill
supported by 8 fans who also own “One For Lyman (Joel Hamilton Remix)”
The melodies on this album are hypnotic and have an elegance of movement that I find utterly captivating. “More After We’re Gone” is a timely reminder of how passionately energetic post-rock music can be. Theirs is music that feeds my soul & rewards my attention. I thank Signal Hill for making it.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “One For Lyman (Joel Hamilton Remix)”
An elegantly restrained post-rock LP from Signal Hill that is more in line with Tristeza and the instrumental parts of 3 Mile Pilot in contrast to the tension / release of bands like Explosions In The Sky or Ascent Of Everest, but these lilting, chiming songs are extremely well-played and a wonderful LP to headphone on a long winter walk
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A luxurious suite of daydreaming introspection full of soothing instrumental guitar from always-great label A Colourful Storm.
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Impossible Worlds
by Kevin Daniel Cahill
This stunning two-part work from classical guitarist Kevin Daniel Cahill is suffusive ambient that aims for transcendence.
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Percussionist and composer van Reyk explores the intersection between contemporary classical and post-rock with members of Dirty Three.
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The EPs (Expanded and Remastered)
by Signal Hill
supported by 8 fans who also own “One For Lyman (Joel Hamilton Remix)”
Showcasing some of SH's earliest work, where there are slightly more flutters of Explosions In the Sky-like stress-and-storm, but their stellar version of hyper-talented sedulous-prog-post-rock is still indelibly marked on this release. I recommend all of their releases, but these early ones are especially gripping and cathartic. Beautifully pressed as well!
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