They Seem Like Owls
They Seem Like Owls is a home-studio project with a broad range of musical influences including progressive rock, post-metal, experimental, and non-musical influences including Albert Camus, David Lynch, and Justin Bieber.
They Seem Like Owls recommends:
Intricate, hard, good groove, accessible
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A Determinism of Morality
by Rosetta
If you dig post-metal, this is a must own. They've got a wonderful, full sound. Lots going on, but never over-crowded.
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The Long Procession
by Amia Venera Landscape
Between the Buried & Me meets Isis. This is a very dynamic and well-orchestrated post-hardcore/metal/whateverthehellitis. If you can't do screaming, at least check out Marasm. Beautiful.
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The origami packaging is fun and simply clever. I don't know quite how to describe the music ...
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The Golden Bonana
by Mr. Afternoon
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Welcome to the world of The Golden Bonana. This album feels like good vibes by the campfire, the safety of a friendly yellow gorilla guiding you through the wilderness, and hot coffee on cold night.
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Chicago trio Stander recall their hometown's beloved '90s nexus of free jazz and post-rock on this new LP.
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