music stuff

reviewing, exploring, learning, choosing songs i like. listening and writing at least about 2 songs per artist.

1. Message to Bears

Turbines Over Oceans from Tired Eyes, Waking Hearts (2025)

instrumental, modern classical, little bit of electronics, some folk vibes.

Tired Eyes, Waking Hearts the album titled song

immeadiately put to Pierrot Coffee list.

fact might put the album to the Pierrot List, very beautiful ambiance intrumental, complex, slightly obscure, quite a vancouver sleep clinic's ayahuasca vibe. saxophones along xylophones and reverb creates a mellow, white, blue, jazz, sensation.  PC.

River Calls from 2025 EP

more instrumental and melancholic light post rock. nice, NPR.

Disquiet 2025 EP

saved to PC, beautiful crescendos and buildups. beautiful sounds, contempo ambiance and electronics, mellowed with violins, trumpets, vocals, and emotions.

2. Sigur Ros

Personally really love the albums () (2002) and Agaetis byrjun (1999). i guess putting both in both playlists.

Untitled #1 Vaka

slow, intrumental, choir-like murmurs of melancholy. crescendos into a brilliant tear inducing ending. the whole sound encourages reflection, acceptance, and gratitude. vocals remind me of telling of a tale of mulitude sufferings, and it is time to reflect and accept.

#2 Fyrsta

haunting opening , very cohesive piece, violins, guitars follow a wailing-like sound with the post-rock drumming slow tempo.

#3 Samskeyti

piano warm, winter sun glow-like emotions, reflective notion, strings join in with long chord notes, extending the echo of a warm feeling within the heart.

#4 Njosnavelin

to me, a classic post rock drum-led opening, into a classic post rock sound with slow tempo, this piece is more of a classic buidup song, laid with the buildup into bridge, into climmax, into vocals and ending, beautiful

#8 Popplagio

beautiful post rock that doesnt have vocals that are instrusive to the soundscape. climax is nice adn heavy.

Olsen olsen from Agaetis byrjun

personally one of my favourite riffs from the start, with a double evolution and transition of vibes throughout.

3. Balmorhea

Remembrance from the 2009 album All is Wild, All is Silent.

a very nice instrumentally minimalist piece that portrays the emotions of post rock nicely, full on strings at the srtart only, cello and vocal joins in the midsection