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Oneironaut 01.18.15	Hiatus Kaiyote isn't exactly post rock, but the last three tracks of that album are ridiculously good.
ChoccyPhilly 01.18.15	I'm gonna be loading loads of classical music for studying this year. Last year it was the BTBAM discography and it got a little too wanky and loud for doing maths
CalculatingInfinity 01.18.15	Calculating Infinity = Best Maths study jam. Seriously used to do that so much in A-Level. Also 1 is pretty good.
Oneironaut 01.18.15	(me still procrastinating) As long as there are minimal vocals, I can usually concentrate - I guess I feel like I have to pay attention to what the singer is saying, and it really messes with my head when reading. BTBAM would be too much for me to handle though! haha I wish I had recs to give you but classical and jazz are two genres I have almost no knowledge about but wish I did.
CalculatingInfinity 01.18.15	"I wish I had recs to give you but classical and jazz are two genres I have almost no knowledge about but wish I did. " Ryo Fukui - Scenery. Awesome album and so smooth.
Tunaboy45 01.18.15	The Dragon Tattoo soundtrack is great for revision/work.
Oneironaut 01.18.15	@CalculatingInfinity I suck enough at maths to not have DEP getting me all hyped and wanting to freak out on some equations haha. Appreciate the recommendation, will definitely check it out. @Tuna - haven't heard it, but since I'm fucking around already on the internet I'll track it down. Cheers matey
Tunaboy45 01.18.15	The intro is a cover of Immigrant Song but after that it's dark electronic soundscapes
CalculatingInfinity 01.18.15	Also sorry to give you another rec if you like instrumental post/math rock you'll love the shit out of this Oneironaut: http://zankyorecord.bandcamp.com/album/thus-the-echoes-free-of-interpretation-speak-the-abyss-of-a-sonic-world
Oneironaut 01.18.15	@Calculating - you never have to apologise for offering up recs - I'll definitely check this out too! I've got a long night of studying ahead so will need the company of rad tunes. Cheers my man! @Tunaboy - I'm down with Immigrant Song, and I'm down with dark electronic soundscapes. Got it downloading, much appreciated!
Tunaboy45 01.18.15	Anytime!
CalculatingInfinity 01.18.15	No problem, good luck with studying.
ChoccyPhilly 01.18.15	lol calculating infinity for maths study I'll see how that goes. Can't be any more off putting than BTBAM
elcrawfodor 01.18.15	I've been using Musk Ox's Woodfall, hour long acoustic, violin, and cello instrumental piece on Bandcamp that's perfect for playing quietly in the background while you read.
dspaceman 01.18.15	Tortoise and Do Make Say Think are always great jazzy post rock study tools. Sorry I didn't give nuthin deeper. perhaps Inutili - Music to Watch the Clouds on a Sunny Day, if you like Tobacco or Black Moth. Ryoji Ikeda has fantastically abstract pieces but they might be too weird. I have a friend who is into stuff over at Ghost Box records but that's more electronic.
Oneironaut 01.18.15	@elcrawfodor I saw Musk Ox on a lot end of year lists, and placed quite highly too and have been meaning to check it out. Will do man, thanks! @dspaceman - You, You're a History in Rust is a study jam staple for me also. I'll have to give Tortoise a go, and Inutili sounds pretty cool. I'll also check out what Ghost Box records is cooking up, I ain't afraid of a lil electronic! Many thanks man
oresttt 01.18.15	Koan - The Silence Is Speaking my study jam