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Franco Falsini's soundtrack for the movie Nasso Freddo (Cold Nose) is very mellow and dreamy/the film didn't happen though as far as I can remember). It's largely an electronic release, but there's a lot of beautiful guitar trickery in there as well. Great chill out album:
“The Guide says there is an art to flying or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
I'd say you look in the Post Rock direction of things. Ambient as well. You're not gonig to find two many really chill albums in Prog Rock, at least from my experience. I could give you tons of rec from other genres that'd be more appropriate - ala Electronic, Freak Folk, Jazz.
Here's a couple (prog related):
Valtari - Sigur Ros Within And Without - Washed Out (Chillwave. I think it's progressive, at least it's appeal to a fan of experimental music) Pause - Four Tet (IDM, Post Rock) An Awesome Wave - Alt J (Indie/ Art Rock with a lot of diverse influences) Laughing Stock - Talk Talk Mark Hollis solo 13.0000 - This Town Needs Guns American Football Pygmalion - Slowdive Riceboy Sleeps - Jonsi And Alex The Campfire Headphase - Boards Of Canada Neu! '75 - Neu! Mala - Devendra Banhart (Freak Folk/Indie. The guy's soo chill, ya got to listen to it regardless)
A quick review on the front page gave me that feeling too. Honestly if you're a Big Big Train fan, then i would work your way backward from The Difference Machine. That and Gathering Speed are both real quality stuff.
I don't consider myself a 'fan', but I do like Electric part 1, ....I'll give the ones you mentioned a listen
Underfall Yard is a masterpiece not to overlook so maybe that should be first. I'd be surprised if you dislike that.
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A quick review on the front page gave me that feeling too. Honestly if you're a Big Big Train fan, then i would work your way backward from The Difference Machine. That and Gathering Speed are both real quality stuff.
I don't consider myself a 'fan', but I do like Electric part 1, ....I'll give the ones you mentioned a listen
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A quick review on the front page gave me that feeling too. Honestly if you're a Big Big Train fan, then i would work your way backward from The Difference Machine. That and Gathering Speed are both real quality stuff.
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