Davyd120: REALLY atmospheric albums recs?

DopeFiend 12.09.19	Mono - Hymn to the Immortal Wind Sigur Ros - Agaetis Byrjun Explosions in the Sky - All of a Sudden I Miss You Cult of Luna & Julie Christmas - Mariner
IAmScott 12.09.19	If we're recommending metal, Type O Negative - October Rust
Davyd120 12.09.19	No, any genres
IAmScott 12.09.19	Still that album :)
Davyd120 12.09.19	thank you dude
garas 12.09.19	Check out Kataxu!
Calc 12.09.19	Okada- life is but an empty dream
theBoneyKing 12.09.19	Well you haven't rated the Talk Talk post-rock albums so if you haven't heard those they're absolutely essential.
luci 12.09.19	gas - pop voices from the lake - voices from the lake elder - lore
IAmScott 12.09.19	Hammock has a lot of atmospheric music as well, but their most atmospheric works are probably Maybe They Will Sing To Us Tomorrow, Longest Year, and The Sleepover Series Vol. 2
SadSquad 12.09.19	https://www.sputnikmusic.com/bands/Myles-Oliver/102676/
SadSquad 12.09.19	and mbv
Josh D. 12.09.19	If I can toot my own horn, I use a lot of atmospheric stuff within the context of orchestra-tinged post-rocky type stuff. But my album Dangers might be the better version of that: http://spieglass.bandcamp.com/album/dangers
IAmScott 12.09.19	Oof. Also: Stars of the Lid - Either of their last two albums. Pure bliss. Boards of Canada - Either of their first two albums. These are incredibly atmospheric, just in a different way. Music Has The Right to Children makes you feel like you're trapped in an educational video from the 80s about oceans and underwater volcanoes, while Geogaddi is more or less the same but a whole lot darker. Their EP In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country, too.
AnimalsAsSummit 12.09.19	best atmospheric music is sweet trip. probably one of the greatest bands of all time. also try david sylvian. a genius of soundscapes.
R4zor3dge 12.09.19	Oneohtrix Point Never - Russian Mind Alcest, specifically Kodama and Ecallies de lune.
JohnnyoftheWell 12.09.19	1 and 3 rule but lol what is 5 doing here? and tell me more about 4, looks interesting Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children [2] Macaroom - Homephone TE Agalloch - Marrow of the Spirit Yeule - Serotonin II Slowdive - Pygmalion (essential if you dig 1) Slint - Spiderland
AnimalsAsSummit 12.09.19	^pygmalion rules can confirm
IAmScott 12.09.19	Earth - The Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull I'll stop eventually
Deathconscious 12.09.19	Swarms - Old Raves End Bohren & der Club of Gore - Sunset Mission The Antlers - Undersea dne - These Semi-Feelings Are Everywhere Secede - Tryshasla Dead Can Dance - Within the Realm of a Dying Sun
Willie 12.09.19	Atoma - Skylight It's perfect for this list.
Davyd120 12.10.19	Thank you guys
deathofasalesman 12.10.19	Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession
Davyd120 12.10.19	Johnnyofthewell i really dont know what a 4 is. Its a large and mad mix of genres, from jazz metal to psychedelic rock, but it works well and has a own strange atmosphere Aaaand dude why you mentioned 5? This is highly heavy shit and one of my biggest digs now
DANcore 12.10.19	Om-advaitic songs Forndom-daura dura Kauan-sorni nai Daughters- you wont... Agalloch-the mantle Darkspace- III I Panopticon-roads to something or other Ital tek-hollowed Enshine-origin Tangerine dream mutha fucka
JohnnyoftheWell 12.10.19	@Davyd vaguely remember checking 5 years ago and I'm pretty sure it was cool shit but I couldn't remember much of an atmosphere lol, that's all. Will dip into 4 sometime, sounds hype
Let 12.10.19	pygmalion [3] Woo - Into the Heart of Love (some endearing hippie plinky tape music) Jam City - Classical Curvers (a great rendition of a chrome, glitzy future, extremely influential) Secede - Tryshasla [x100] an album whose constituent parts coalesse and emerge into a breathing organism Weakling - Dead as Dreams (guitar amps turned up to the summit of weariness) Burial - Untrue Amon Tobin - Permutation, Bricolage Julee Cruise - Floating Into the Night
IAmScott 12.10.19	Negura Bunget - OM There seems to be a pretty good split of opinions on this one, with people either thinking it's cheesy black metal or an incredible atmospheric black metal record. I'm part of the latter group
AnimalsAsSummit 12.10.19	also, Dots and Loops by Stereolab is, I think, essential listening
momentzuhclarity 12.10.19	rolo tomassi - time will die and love will bury it radical face - ghost electric president - s/t, sleep well, the violent blue polyenso - one big particular loop (OBLP)
tectactoe 12.10.19	I actually think 'Codename: Dustsucker' is more atmospheric (and simply "better" overall imo) than 'Hex'.
AnimalsAsSummit 12.10.19	^I'd have to agree as well, it's one of my favorite albums
Davyd120 12.11.19	Can't agree with you guys, C:D is great and yeah, very atmospheric, but i've no desire to often relisten to him, unlike Hex... best album ever for walking on midnight city after a hard day :)