Post rock意思
"Post-rock" is a genre of music that emerged in the 1990s as a reaction against traditional rock music. It is characterized by the use of rock instruments (guitar, bass, drums, and sometimes keyboards) in a way that emphasizes atmospheric, instrumental textures and experimental composition rather than traditional rock song structures or riffs. Post-rock bands often incorporate elements from various genres, including ambient music, electronic music, jazz, classical music, and minimalism.
Some key characteristics of post-rock include:
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Emphasis on atmosphere and texture: Post-rock bands often create dense, layered soundscapes that are more about creating a mood or feeling than traditional songwriting.
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Instrumental focus: Many post-rock songs are entirely instrumental, with a focus on the interplay between instruments rather than vocals.
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Use of dynamics: Post-rock bands often use a wide range of dynamics, from quiet, introspective moments to loud, explosive sections.
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Experimentalism: Post-rock is known for its willingness to experiment with different sounds, textures, and structures, often incorporating electronic elements or unconventional instruments.
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Influences from other genres: Post-rock bands often draw inspiration from a wide range of musical styles, including ambient, electronic, jazz, classical, and minimalism.
Some well-known post-rock bands include Sigur Rós, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Mogwai, Explosions in the Sky, and Mono.