What's the most spacious and relaxed indie rock record you know of?
Off the top of my head the glow pt. 2 but I don't know the genre very well
Young The Giant - Self-Titled
Death Cab For Cutie - Basically everything
The Shins - Wincing The Night Away, Chutes Too Narrow
>>64653815
I wouldn't necessarily call that relaxed but I know what you're getting at
>>64653798
>>64653826
This is the best Death Cab album. It is also very relaxed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4riivOFlhIU
>>64654013
I personally thought Transatlanticism was better. Then again, I think that album is an absolute masterpiece. Easily one of the best indie records of the last decade.
But We Have The Facts is excellent, too. Just excellent in a different way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgtisIQtcqg
>>64654066
Eraserhead is the first film that legitimately made me vomit. I'm never watching it again. Its a masterpiece, but I am never, ever watching it again. I don't need that shit in my life.
>>64654050
I like Transatlanticism too. We Have the Facts is just more my speed I guess. Emo and slowcore are two of my favourite genres and I love how both are present on We Have the Facts in an accessible and extremely comfy way.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-rVxu3yda_fnbdMJqg4qJCtEI6SF7GLm
A lot of this reminds me of Death Cab actually. I guess there's 3 or 4 rockers but it's mostly slow, pretty ballads that build to a big finish with vocal harmonies and strings. And then there's the 15 minute space-out that is Goodbye Sky Harbor.
>>64654150
My favourite emo record is American Football's self titled, or Very Secretary's Standing In The Shade.
I adore slowcore, but the old-school stuff. The newer stuff just borrows too much from more poppy emo bands and that doesn't really gel with my tastes.
>>64654170
Who the fuck are these excellent people and how have I never heard of them before?
