54 mixes with songs by “Gastr Del Sol”

61 tracks and growing. Sounds like Dirty Three, Caspian, Explosions in the Sky, etc.

Rich, creamy post-rock, mostly intrumental in between wafer-thin layers of experimental, hardcore, something which i believe to be dark drone rock, shoegaze, downtempo, electronic, avant-garde, space-rock, psychedelic, lo-fi, noise, minimal and a couple more. Some weird trip if you ask me, and it'll last you a good couple hours. Open your mind and enjoy.

Countdown the Best Songs of 1996. Some popular, some obscure, from all genres featuring anything from George Strait, to OutKast to Marilyn Manson. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/01/top-100-songs-of-1996.html

Ten tracks including music by Mark Hollis, Gastr del Sol, and Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions.

Nine tracks including music by Lowercase, Iggy Pop, and White Moth.

ok i truncated this one cuz the end wasn't working and to fulfill a small request (pt. IV soon)

Whether literally describing a trip, moving you over a great sonic distance or hurtling by/at/with you with a strange urgency or charm, these are musically wide-ranging songs that take you on a journey of one form or another.
Eleven tracks including music by Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Gastr Del Sol and Steve Reich.

Three tracks including music by CASCINE, The Miscellaneous Blog, and memphisindustries.

I took a swim in the pool of experimental rock music, a genre left largely unexplored by yours truly. These are the mysterious, sparkly things I found at the bottom; an hour and a half filled with music by among others Sparklehorse, Loose Fur and The Fauns.

P.S. Folks knowledgeable in the genre will find this is more of an introduction, so don't expect extremely long, instrumental and atonal songs.

In conjunction with Critical Mob's review of the new album by Chicago's post-rock stalwarts, please enjoy this playlist featuring some of the group's associated bands.

Twenty tracks demonstrating the joy of music throughout the last centuries including music by Boyracer, Chet Baker, and Coleman.

Eight tracks including music by Elliott Smith, Gastr Del Sol, and Gillian Welch.

44 minutes. Nine tracks including music by As The Poets Affirm, Beak, and Brian Eno.