Post-rock song identification
March 22, 2013 6:15 AM Subscribe
Please help me find a song I heard on a long-since deleted post-rock Pandora channel based on fragments of memories.
About the channel: a mix of post-rock and shoegaze. This being Pandora, it may have wandered a bit from there.
About the band: Sorry, got nothing. I have no idea what the band's name was or what other songs they did.
About the album: I believe the Pandora channel showed the album picture as a wall of handwritten text or scribbles, but I might be misremembering on that account. I think Explosions in the Sky has a similar-looking album cover but I don't think it was them.
About the song: It starts with an austere-sounding woman counting up with increasing intensity- "one, two, three, four, five sixsevenEIGHT!", evoking a dance or martial arts instructor. This is repeated a couple times as the music behind it fades in and builds.
About the channel: a mix of post-rock and shoegaze. This being Pandora, it may have wandered a bit from there.
About the band: Sorry, got nothing. I have no idea what the band's name was or what other songs they did.
About the album: I believe the Pandora channel showed the album picture as a wall of handwritten text or scribbles, but I might be misremembering on that account. I think Explosions in the Sky has a similar-looking album cover but I don't think it was them.
About the song: It starts with an austere-sounding woman counting up with increasing intensity- "one, two, three, four, five sixsevenEIGHT!", evoking a dance or martial arts instructor. This is repeated a couple times as the music behind it fades in and builds.
Best answer: A Silver Mount Zion – Sow Some Lonesome Corner So Many Flowers Bloom.
posted by dudekiller at 6:55 AM on March 22, 2013
posted by dudekiller at 6:55 AM on March 22, 2013
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posted by anagrama at 6:19 AM on March 22, 2013