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A Silver Mt. Zion, the lovechild of Godspeed You! Black Emperor came out with "He Has Left Us Alone But Shafts of Light Sometimes Grace the Corner of Our Rooms" in 2000 to great acclaim. This debut is hauntingly beautiful and eerie at the same time. The 47-minute runtime makes this album a shorter album in comparison to Godspeed's discography. This doesn't make it any less emotional and poignant, however. The album was created to remember and cherish one of the members' ... read more

Radiohead's most popular album Ok Computer (1997) was a marvel at the time, bringing sounds with it that had not often been heard until this point, it was pretty great to say the least, but regardless of this, I just feel that the album is overrated with Radiohead having many other albums that were better and more innovative. This is not to say that I dislike it, because realistically I enjoy it. Then in 2017 the band re-released the album under the name OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017, and ... read more

Valtari (steamroller) (2012) by Sigur Rós is my personal favourite album of theirs, the album is very similar to the bracket album in the fact that the music puts a story in our heads as we listen to the album. Valtari is a massive change from the previous album: Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust, which was a lot more upbeat and silly compared to some of their other works, and this album goes back to Sigur Rós' ethereal albums like the bracket album and ... read more

Sigur Rós' 2002 album () is a masterpiece of an album and Sigur Rós are pioneers at what they do, bringing a whole new level of emotion to post rock. Coming out after the great Ágætis byrjun, the band decided to go down a more experimental and ethereal route than the heavy post rock they were known for previously in Von and Ágætis byrjun. While this album does still have some of that classic heavy post rock that they were so well known for mastering, ... read more