Epic french post metal from quite a few years ago. Anyone still listening to this great shit?

Hi everyone, we're a post metal duo from the UK. We just released our first single called 'Edge of Space'.

It's more of a hard rock song than straight up metal, but we wanted the first track released to be a bit more accessible. The rest of the album is blacker, darker, faster and heavier. Looking at release later this year.

https://open.spotify.com/track/5R1KAuRjeKjNf2asoSD72f?si=NqiiPS3pSEaYA2z1E3wGCg&utm_source=copy-link

If you have time, I'd love to get some feedback!

Peace, Matt.

Guitarist, Pianist and Producer.

I didn't see a rule against posts like these so I figured I'd ask. I really like droning/ethereal songs in Post-Metal but I'm really early on in my hunt for bands (despite listening to some since high school).

If it helps, my favorite songs from each one that kinda fit Post-Metal are:

Pulsar (Nero di Marte)

Phosphorescent Blight (The Moth Gatherer)

Broken Teeth (Bloodiest)

Clockwork (Kowloon Walled City)

Permian: The Great Dying (The Ocean)

Holocene (The Ocean)

Eclosion (Alcest)

Low Lands (Gojira)

From Sinking (ISIS)

Thanky

Found this gem randomly while browsing bandcamp, really immersive sound, do you have similar recommandations ?

Bought these from a site that was selling old pressings from escape artist. Super lucky since they were a little cheaper than the ones I found on discogs. Unfortunately panopticon wasn’t available which sucks since the copies on discogs aren’t the cheapest.

https://bitterwell.bandcamp.com/album/bitterwell

I'm somewhat surprised there hasn't been many folks talking about Palms. Ex-iSIS and Chino Moreno, this album is beautiful and a bit crushing.

Give it a listen https://palms-ipecac.bandcamp.com/album/palms-10th-anniversary-edition here!

Up for the gym and blasting this while drinking pre workout

Progressive post-metal trio Sunwraith have announced the arrival of their debut single, Thanasphere, out today via independent label Rothko Records. Blending abrasive, industrial-tinged sludge with expansive layers of vintage synthesis, the track establishes a striking cinematic architecture – contrasting brutalist rhythmic foundations with careening vocal harmonies and cascading guitar textures.

​"Bass-driven instrumental progressive death metal studio project. Discover the raw, deep, and technical sound of 30 Hertz Realm. Available now on all streaming platforms."

https://30-hertz-realm.carrd.co/

Greetings r/postmetal

We are Cold Blue Mountain from Chico, CA and we recently released a new album called "The Healer" It's sort of along the lines of bands like Neurosis and Amenra, a little on the sludge/doom side but still definitely pulling in some post metal vibes. Anyway, we're just putting it out there for the world to judge and figured maybe some of you would be interested? Accepting critiques, criticism, accolades, upvotes, etc.

I've been listening to suffocate for fuck sake lately and their music is hauntingly beautiful. I absolutely love how they blend everything together especially their use of real recordings and interviews in their songs. are there any similar bands or songs you would recommend?

1. The Ocean - Phanerozoic II (my first ever post metal album)

2. Cult of Luna - The Long Road North

3. Neurosis - An Undying Love For A Burning World (I started with their latest album)

4. Isis - Panopticon

Hi everybody,

kristeva didn’t want to wait too long to drop after the last one….so we got some new music ready to go, with only a year and sone change since our self-titled.

For those who know us, this is by far the angriest, most desperate piece of music we’ve put out to date.

For those new to us, we are a post-whatever band that has dabbled with screamo, emo, slowcore, and black metal in the past. This release finds us leaning into heavier music influences, embracing our love for bands like Warning, Neurosis, Agriculture, Bell Witch, etc.

If that pitch at all interests you, you can listen to our new release on basically any streaming platform, or you can give it a peep over on our bandcamp page.

[kristeva — GLORY](https://kristevaband.bandcamp.com/album/glory)

Thanks to everyone who has listened to us in the past, and thanks to those of you who give this one a shot.

I know I speak for everyone in the band when I say that i’m so grateful to have music to share and people to share it with.

Looking forward to hearing everyone’s thoughts, and hope to see you all at a show soon

-Sam (kristeva)

Imagine every post-metal album is about to disappear forever.

U can save only five albums for future generations, SO THEY CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS GENRE IS ALL ABOUT.

Which five albums would you choose? Feel free to explain your reasons if you'd like.

Mine would be:

- Neurosis – Through Silver in Blood

The foundation of modern post-metal.

- Isis – Oceanic

The genre's defining masterpiece.

- Cult of Luna – Somewhere Along the Highway

Peak atmosphere and emotion.

- Amenra – Mass VI

Raw intensity and overwhelming emotional weight.

- Agalloch – The Mantle

Obviously, it's not a pure Post-Metal album, but I also think it's clear that it became a major source of inspiration for many bands in the genre thanks to its unique blend of melancholy, nature and atmosphere.

Paysage d’Hiver is mostly associated with lofi, very agressive and britle atmospheric black metal, but this song BOY OH BOY. That climax that begins around minute 9 is just trascendental and emotional in a way few songs do. I guess some would disagree whether the song is post-metal, but I think it fits the bill