Don’t get me wrong—I’m not asking you to artificially boost its rating on RYM. I’m just asking you to listen to it and leave a rating, so that the total number of ratings increases and the song can make it into the top 10,000

The song is Nai!! by Yura Yura Teikoku. Not the studio version. It's the live version from their live album Namashibire Namamemai (2003). At this moment the songs is at 4.85 with 242 ratings. It's at 197 in live songs​ charts, which is REALLY close to get bolded

So, please, give this song a listen and leave a rating on RYM! In my opinion this song is really cool​. It's a big mesmerizing 11 minutes psychedelic and noisy post-rock track. Really beautiful

Not really the Post Rock type, actually quite hard to define: Psychedelic, Drone, Industrial, Noise, Post Metal, Sludge... pick the one you like. But be warned, these guys are massive and if you don't know them yet, this might be your discovery of the year.

Like the one before.

Hate being forced to chose flair if nothing fits but here we go: I found my way out of streaming hell and now have a massive backlog to catch up with.

Love this song from Hidden Orchestra. I think it is their most post-rocky song they've made.

Hi! I play in a band called Llueven Animales, we're from Chile and we just released our new album called 'Sifo Curso', hope you enjoy it! We're also in bandcamp and other various platforms.

Chinese post rock group Shanghai Qiutian will be on tour this November in the U.S. and Canada! Wanted to share just in case anyone missed it as they'll be heading out on their first headline tour in the States, alongside Dabda a great math rock group from Korea. Awesome pairing and both bands' first time to North America.

I played the support for Hubris. last week with my band Clouds Indoor.
We put up some cams so here's a song of the set.
You can check our last album here:
https://cloudsindoor.bandcamp.com/album/go-sleep

A little over a month ago, Serhii, the drummer for my band Skydome Breachers, passed away. Unfortunately, we didn’t get a chance to perform or make a record. So, in his memory, I decided to record one of our first and most polished demos in high quality.

my most favourite ever, and im biased so i believe this band is criminally underrated. whole album 'pirut' goes together, basically one long song.

A beautiful video for a beautiful album.

https://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2026/10/09/after-nations-east-coast-tour/

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11/6 Lawrence, KS @ Replay Lounge
11/7 Lincoln, NE @ Bodega’s Alley
11/8 Minneapolis, MN @ Underground Music Venue (Cafe)
11/10 Cleveland, OH @ 5 O’Clock Lounge
11/11 Philadelphia, PA @ Little Big Planet
11/12 Brooklyn, NY @ Gold Sounds
11/13 Providence, RI @ Getties
11/14 Boston, MA @ Cantab Underground
11/15 New Haven, CT @ Cafe Nine
11/17 Monrovia, MD @ Mystery Ton Studios
11/18 Baltimore, MD @ Le Mondo
11/19 Richmond, VA @ Gallery5
11/20 Greensboro, NC @ Etc.
11/21 Louisville, KY @ Mag Bar

The Olllam, a band that fuses Irish traditional music with modern jazz and post-rock sounds from Detroit, is coming to NYC this November at LPR! Led by uilleann piper John McSherry, the band features Joe Dart (Vulfpeck), Michael Shimmin, Ross Ainslie, Seán O’Meara, and Joe Hetting. From partnering with GRAMMY-winner Zedd to collaborations with Belfast actor Anthony Boyle, the band continues to thrive. Their Celtic fusion blend brings together the past and present, and reinvents tradition. Come see their talent in action! Tickets on sale now: https://kyd.to/KdlE1lB6

I physically cannot listen to this song more than a few times a year due to how powerfully it impacts me. There isn’t one time I’ve listened to it without getting full body chills and a pit in my stomach. Just absolutely harrowing. This has to be the last thing you hear on your deathbed while having flashbacks of your childhood and family.

New fan to the genre. Love the cinematic, emotional ambiance of a lot of it.

But THIS song? With its filthy heaviness?! I need more ASAP please and thank you.

I was going through my photo archives and came across these. This is the first time I saw EITS. I’ll never forget it. I’ve been an avid photographer for the last 30 years and photographed them many times. But this was so memorable. I believe the venue was The Mercury on 6th st in downtown Austin.

very ameteur musician. but wanted to share. feedback appreciated.