The Gentleman Losers

The Gentleman Losers consists of two brothers who have been making music together since their early teens. The Finnish duo bring a fresh sound to my ears, and I like it! This song is perfect for starting your day. They released a self-titled album in 2006 and "Dustland" in 2009 which has a neofolk twist to it. Check them out!

Mint Julep

Mint Julep is one of Keith Kenniff's many amazing projects (the others including Helios, my favorite, and Goldmund). The project is a collaboration between him and his wife Hollie, and to add even more confusion, he remixed this song under his old Moniker, Helios. His wife and him also record under their real names. So much to keep track of, but really, it's all good stuff!

The Abbasi Brothers

The Abbasi Brothers are an experimental ambient group based out of Manhattan. Their album "Something Like Nostalgia" is absolutely incredible. The album allows your mind to float far away. Perfect for drifting off into a deep afternoon sleep.I try to identify the emotion it invokes within. Nostalgia maybe?

Schiller

I have been listening to this song non-stop since last night. Not exactly the best idea, considering I often listen to songs until I can't stand them for a good month. Anyways, it's A bit quote unquote "tranced out" compared to my normal posts, but I really enjoy the song. The fan-made video is amazing too.

65daysofstatic

I have had a few 65daysofstatic albums on my computer that a friend gave to me about a year ago, and for some reason I hadn't gotten around to listening to them until today. I used to always listen to the song Retreat! Retreat!, and never moved on. But they have a slew of great songs; I really enjoy their experimental twist on post rock. I get into the second half of the song.

Carbon Based Lifeforms

I think that I have already posted this band, but I just finished listening to this song and had to post it, besides I don't think I've logged in for a month. I gotta get back on top of things!

Oh Hiroshima

The New Post Rock group on Facebook introduced me to this band. I haven't been listening to very much post rock lately...that's gonna have to change.