The Instrumental Music Thread

[bgstak69]

I like Post-Rock, if that counts. I recommend East Hastings by Godspeed You! Black Emperor

[Stryfe]

Pretty fantastic instrumental hip-hop/jazzy stuff from Scotland. Props to xerony for the heads-up.

[JFC]

This is an 8-year-old girl doing this.



I say again....she's EIGHT!!!



And she has a few more on her own YouTube channel.
http://www.youtube.com/user/tonchin1000/videos

[TheLinkin0213]

[Jul3]

I used to love this band, got reminded of them recently, this is their first album. So fucking good.

[MochaNutz]

[Jul3]

KTL was my bridge from post-rock to doom-drone. This is their latest (5th) record:

[Raingerred]

Best Bach piece IMHO

[muppet]

Gagaku 雅楽

[ApplePeach]

Anyone listen to Rin'? They're a traditional Japanese pop/rock type group from a while back but their music is pretty good. Here's the song Asuka by them, it's not full instrumental since there's some vocals in the beginning but it's like 99% instrumental.


Rin - Asuka

[azooloop]

I just finished listening to The Caretaker's album An Empty Bliss Beyond This World. Very atmospheric. Great.

[Yoshino]

"In the Hall of the Mountain King" which is a bonus track from The Who's 1967 album "The Who Sell Out". No live video of it sadly but such a terrific riff, the song was originally written in 1867(!) for the Peer Gynt play.

[scorn]

AKB Sanjou guitar cover