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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 10 2017 at 14:47
Not really. Art Rock (Talking Heads, Bowie, XTC, etc) was more about being progressive-while-playing-pop-music and relied heavily on the visual aspect, too. Post-Rock had always been less song-oriented, more experimental thing, which is pretty far from popular music. Also it was never about tripping out, so it's NOT a form of Psychedelic/Space Rock, too - something many older Prog fans don't seem to notice. Post-Rock artists do not "jam", there's no blues-influenced soloing and so on. Again, this genre has always been closer to ambient and electronica than to conventional rock/pop music

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 10 2017 at 19:18
Originally posted by Prog-jester Prog-jester wrote:

the pulsating, rhythmical nature of krautrock have never been too popular with post-rock (apart from the electronic side of it), ambient was more a thing I believe. If you check early post-rock albums according to RateYourMusic, you probably won't find a single motorik-based track on those

Quite a bit of post rock music has very straight rhythms such as From Monument to Masses, Salarymen, .O.rang, (2010s) Swans, even Talk Talk at times.


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