cotoba Seoul, South Korea
cotoba is a four-piece math rock and post-rock act hailing from South Korea.
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if the name dabda is in reference to processing grief, this music for SURE captures that. I needed to hear this. thank you so much.
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This is an essential record. The guitar nerd in me hears all the complex stuff she does, but my heart notices all the space in between and the love taken for each of these compositions. It is genuinely amazing to listen to and lives kinda rent free in my head (or in my car stereo). A no-brainer buy, a brilliantly sound EP with significant replay power.
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A step above the rest, one of my all time favorites.
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Strand Of A Lake, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2
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Math-rock trailblazers break a quarter-century of radio silence with eight sly, serrated rippers, resolidifying their cult reputation.
go to albumFinnish instrumental duo juxtapose dissonant post-rock with refined jazz fusion for an unpredictable, immersive listening experience.
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A Nightfall Ritual
by Alex Henry Foster
The Montreal post-rock poet's new live album, which captures a 2024 set in Germany, balances textural richness with cathartic weight.
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Covet's music accompanied me while I was working on my engineering bachelor's degree. It was a difficult time for me. However, their unique and distinctive sound was able to take me to another dimension and momentarily forget the problems I was facing. I hope they continue to make music like this. Besides that, I love Yvette's wobbly guitar tone, like the sound of waves on the beach.
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