instrumental rock

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anyone here into any instrumental bands?

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come on theres gotta be someone i cant be the only one

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I'm one.

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anyone whose into instrumental rock should listen to explosions in the sky

[Flyin' Squirrel]

I'm digging on a lot of primarily instrumental stuff lately - Buckethead, The Meters and Leo Kottke are recurring throughout my playlists (and Colma hasn't left my walkman for days).

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Explosions in the Sky was good. It has one more recommender.

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also check out the album leaf and the mercury program

[theorangejulius]

i got into a huge instrumental kick over the last few months. i really got into godspeed you black emperor, explosions in the sky, shalabi effect, do make say think, the album leaf, slint, physics, tarantel, etc. of the above, i'd say gybe and explosions are my favorites.

some people think it's too boring; i personally love listening to music without the influence of vocals.

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instrumentals remind me of techno but less technoe. I dont know how they got their guitars to sound like that but it was awesome.

[krangs_androidbody]

ratatat is new. listen.

[Flyin' Squirrel]

Originally posted by theorangejulius
i got into a huge instrumental kick over the last few months. i really got into godspeed you black emperor, explosions in the sky, shalabi effect, do make say think, the album leaf, slint, physics, tarantel, etc.

I completely forgot about Do Make Say Think. "Minmin" is an awesome song.

[Ego Tripping]

Tristeza is great.

American Football and Unwed Sailor for lighter tones.

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tristeza and tarental are both fucking amazing so is godspeed, if you like godspeed you should listen to a silver mount zion.