this and bowery electric already have a cult following here

That album is first of wave post-rock, and pretty well-known at that.

'Electronic' is not a genre of music.

>>65134377
put your trip on, lainfag

succour > quique

yeah it's really good. succour is much more minimalistic but it's also fantastic.

>>65134377
I'm fine with calling Mogwai and Labradford electronic depending on which album is being discussed

Post rock without electronic elements = worthless. you could even classify something like Stars of the Lid as post rock... be my guest but I'm not going along with you. It's all electronic music to me, I agree the genre title doesn't really matter. it's more how you experience it as a listener.


see this thread:
>>65133929

>>65134418

my nigga

>>65134485
>Post rock without electronic elements = worthless.
>you could even classify something like Stars of the Lid as post rock.
Hot onion.

Darla's Bliss Out series was pretty great overall. Check out Halica by Sweet Trip if you haven't yet. It's my favorite of the series.

>>65134370
Any recs for stuff similar to Seefeel and Bowery Electric and of the era?

>>65134354
>75 years of music
>one album

This fucking board

>>65135688
that's kinda tough, man
sweet trip's Halica is basically a poor man's seefeel
https://youtu.be/0hQscfJiAJM
Laika's trip-hop influence is less pronounced than bowery electric
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTGl4ItMxwI
Bows does what bowery electic did with dream pop/triphop only with jungle instead
https://youtu.be/Pjauvpx-zuY

>>65135849
Cheers man! Bows and Laika seem decent, I'll look into em

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1_cnh1XsB4&list=PL00gFxXt_rnruEBOY32y7Ei8vsDUku4Rg

ladytron perfected what kraftwerk and the human league started years ago