And well, I put some of their albums but really all the albums by those guys are perfect for this. Generally just Post-Rock, IDM and such is the way to go since it's interesting music but not too distracting.
I haven't listened to Maybeshewill's Fair Youth album in a while I forgot how good it is. Really easy on the ear. I should add it to the playlist!
From the ones you listed I'm also familiar with This Will Destroy You and 65daysofstatic, but haven't heard of Jon Hopkins. I'll give Singularity a listen.
Thanks, Fran!
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I'm really amazed that a couple of albums of your list are by a band from my country! Yay Toundra!
On a side note, what I usually listen to while coding:
Singularity by Jon Hopkins
Tunnel Blanket by This Will Destroy You
Wild Light by 65daysofstatic
Fair Youth by Maybeshewill
And well, I put some of their albums but really all the albums by those guys are perfect for this. Generally just Post-Rock, IDM and such is the way to go since it's interesting music but not too distracting.
Check out "god is an astronaut" and "the third and the mortal"
'God is an Astronaut' is another good band! I haven't heard of 'The Third and the Mortal" though; I'll check them out. Thanks, Erik.
I'm not a big fan of God Is An Astronaut, but I'll surely check out The Third and the Mortal, thanks!
I was here too to give kudos for listening to Toundra, definetely one of my favourites.
Someone mentioned Aphex Twin and I couldn't agree more specially Selected Ambient Works 85-92.
I also have been enjoying any Tool album or King Jizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
Also check out "The fall of math" by 65daysofstatic
Such an incredible album.
"The hawk is howling" by Mogwai - also pretty amazing.
Yeah Toundra are awesome!
I haven't listened to Maybeshewill's Fair Youth album in a while I forgot how good it is. Really easy on the ear. I should add it to the playlist!
From the ones you listed I'm also familiar with This Will Destroy You and 65daysofstatic, but haven't heard of Jon Hopkins. I'll give Singularity a listen.
Thanks, Fran!