- Post-rock
- Alternative rock
- Indie rock
- Power pop
- Epic
- Experimental rock
- Art rock
Comment: once one previous indie man and later house music
and jungle promoter called the post-rock musicians as representatives
of the so-called normcore. His statement was made with the purpose to
hint at the normality and conventionality of the aforementioned
style. By listening to this 9-notch issue by Hannover-based combo
Hermelin one could perceive opposite sensations. At times it could
sound as a post-rock example in ages, at times it is full of
interesting sounds and tumultuous dodges. However, to understand its
full value it should be taken back to 2008 when post-rock was still a
full-fledged style with inspiring idealism and immense inner burning.
The more I am listening to it the more I have to admit to
disagreement with the aforementioned indie man about the normality of
the style even if it is a little bit worn by time and changes in our
understanding. Honestly, the problem is hidden within us but not in
music. What is the goal of music in overall? To provide a solid
rhythmic accompaniment aligned with the sturdy melody line. That is
accomplished over there. In a nutshell, get involved in this
forceful tour de force with exquisite pastel hues. It says more than the guys
with low self-esteem. The fascinating issue is a part of the
discography of 12rec. .
