Anything like this, but better?

>>126706455 (OP)

>>126706478
tweez is nothing like spiderland, try again retard.

>>126706455 (OP)
unwound

>>126706716

>>126706455 (OP)
i was heavily inspired by this record to make my shit but i wouldnt call it better by any chance. theres also some sufjan stevens and the microphones influences. im brazilian tho. if you like good morning captain check out the 3rd track in my ep. the track is called 'um segredo sob seu travesseiro' the artist name is 'dimy' and the ep is called '...eu sei que eu disse...'

>>126706937
go back to the shill thread stupid monkey.

>>126706455 (OP)
Shellac - At Action Park is what you're looking for

There's nothing better

>>126706478
Based

>>126707736
samefag retard

>>126706948
AAP is based but it's nothing like spiderland.

>>126706937
thought this was a troll at first

Ok, I actually have an answer for this. Here's one sample from the album.

https://youtu.be/YTO14teMVZ0?si=US0XagAu4exDGOtn

Wouldn't say the rest of the band's discography is this good.

probably tylo be chillin

>>126706948
>>126708076
Terraform is the better pick.

>>126706455 (OP)
No

>>126709334
At Action Park is better than Terraform though

Pretty much any of those 90's Post-Hardcore bands that may or may not have slightly dipped their toes into a little bit of Noise Rock.

>>126706455 (OP)

>>126706455 (OP)
The Fall

>>126711156
MES cultists say this, but they never clarify which of the 2000 Fall records is actually good.

>>126711185
All of them.

>>126706937
if you're really gonna shill that hard just link your song

>>126706455 (OP)
it doesn't get any better than this
this is the peak

ive been in the alternative/post/math/underground/hardcore rock world for a long time and if you really like what they did on spiderland you're not gonna find better. It'll always be took straight hooky or too hardcore, not minimal enough etc. Some people say Mogwai but nah that'll disappoint

>>126706455 (OP)

>>126706791
this

>>126706948
this

also check out fugazi, polvo, bark psychosis, drive like jehu.

also slint side projects: the for carnation, papa m

>>126711328
also i left out aerial m as another slint side proj

>>126711328
i know all those bands short of Papa M and I'm gonna tell you straight up it'd be dishonest to imply they sound like spiderland, maybe you could make that argument with Bark Psychosis but for the most part theres like 20% of similarity in those bands with Spiderland, i'd throw in Talk Talk's post rock albums if we're being that loose

>>126711395
i was gonna mention talk talks 2 late 80s/early 90s albums + mark hollis solo album

but for some reason i dont think they are like SUPER SIMILAR to spiderland, but it certainly is adjacent

>>126711533
pajo was a member of tortoise for a bit there

>>126711395
you really dont think DLJ is similar to slint?

>>126709334
based terraform enjoyer

>>126711269
Yeah, exactly what I meant.

I just realized I forgot PJ Harvey rid of me is legit one of the closest to spider land. She was desperate to copy their style she just has more straight singing then them. Missed is a great example

>>126711548
Too fast too hardcore, musicians aren't as simple styled as SL sounds. Admittedly I only know the one record

>>126711627
i do hear that when i listen to it, actually now

there is a bit of similarity

>>126711599
All of them are very good

>>126706937
Holy shit this is literally Slint but good!!

>>126712184
No one thinks this

>>126712184
not at all

>>126712273
>>126712613
samefag retard

Jesus christ i cant believe no one is posting Bitch Magnet - Ben Hur
>>126706937 Sorry about you being brazilian

>>126706455 (OP)
This chart is not about better, just albums that I think have a similar sound.

As for better, I couldn't find anything that puts everything together musically and narratively as effectively as Spiderland does, but there are highlights if you crave some elements more than others.
I like how Eric Chenoux pushed a more overt blues influence here
https://youtu.be/ODixB4CkOwk?si=nj8ATRorg5dTFPFe
Gradually unfurling hypnotic riffs and locking grooves fade into the background a little more as they serve as more of a medium for Enablers' epic storytelling and vocal performances.
https://youtu.be/LPVgzUWmqGI?si=fT103DMPE3NkARKj
https://youtu.be/02Jwu9fdxqA?si=lQwtUEeEsdWTFgUD
https://youtu.be/aCHPmvLn2kc?si=nKqtfa5zPLEOrBMQ
And Brian carried the torch of uneasy, inscrutable mystery the closest after the breakup
https://youtu.be/oaRCYLKC1nw?si=kUeGPtSxpaUn8wmP

You might want to look into what they reported their influences were during the writing of Spiderland

Dave and Britt were heavily influenced by Rachmaninoff
Brian was influenced by early Neil Young solo albums.
I think they were all into depression era blues musicians like Blind Willie McTell and Charley Patton.

>>126711525
The two first tracks of this album are like the best shit I ever heard, then it immediately goes to SHIT, it's so fucking bizarre

>>126711525
Hat Factory '93 would be the appropriate brothers

>>126714778
*pick
Fucking typo

>>126708740
Artsy covers back then just looked better

>>126706937
Slipsimp is better, tho.

>>126706455 (OP)
Not better, similar

Slovenly

>>126706455 (OP)
not better but very inspired by it

https://youtu.be/Z_ezQ_-U3Ug

>>126714078
Yo, glad to see Enablers being mentioned. End Note and Output, Negative Space are my favourites from them. Enablers is perfect for anyone interesting in the brooding spoken word of Spiderland. Lifelikeweeds is sick too for that single track; they have a 2-song self-titled EP that's more blues-y I think.

I think recommending something like Spiderland is tough becuase it brings a lot of different things together really well, so you need to know what it is you really like about it (or any album) to figure out where to go from there.

I'll second all the recs for Abilene, Lowercase (>>126715106), the For Carnation, Three Mile Pilot (>>126718641). Pretty much everything in this thread could be a good rec depending on what OP actually wants. Hell, Los Peores 7km De Mi Vida by Corea (>>126710628) also kicks ass, even if I'd say it's too far into screamo to appeal to anyone wanting more Spiderland.

My own recs:
>Deliluh - Day Catcher
their first few albums are Spiderland rips even if they don't want to admit it, but they gradually moved on from the sound
>Sofa - Source Crossfire
this is a recomp of most of their old material; more noise rock
>Monopot - Something Is Like Nothing Was
slow post-rock, kind of a mixed bag of an album, but has some intense songs
>Picastro - Red Your Blues & Metal Cares
slow post-rock of the rare bitter variety
>goldenstar - self-titled EP
a debut that came out January, really excellent and the band I'm most excited for right now; a properly good slowcore album with really tight lyricism; they've got more in the works too and one of the guys behind the project named Picastro as a recent influence, being interested in expanding the tone of their next release

Here are Sevenscore and Asleep by goldenstar:
https://youtu.be/GXMNaHrwDeg
https://youtu.be/9XSkL-tcK_U

A minor rec: the song Budd by Rapeman (a project Steve Albini was in between Big Black and Shellac). Honourary slowcore/post-hardcore classic in pretty sharp contrast to the rest of their (sadly small) discography.

https://youtu.be/4r3fnXoPoC4

bump

Here's the opening track off Deliluh's debut, Day Catcher:
https://youtu.be/KFg2Ri67bKY

>>126706455 (OP)
>Creates genre
>Concludes it
How did they get away with this

>>126706455 (OP)

really doubt there is anyfing close to spiderland. its just too unique. not saying its like the goat record (but i think it is a top top record) but youre never gna get anything that recreates that exact feel of the record even if they sound similar. many of the other stuff people put out here dont sound like it at all imo. like anudda poster said i fink mogwai was actually copying slint on their earlier records but it doesnt actually have the same feel at all though id say maybe still eorth checkin out. young team, come on die young etc

i fink a weird rec

regarding the heavier moments on spiderland

is actually red by king crimson

similar kinf of guitar riffs and tones combined with off kilter rhythms at least a cpuple of songs have similar kind of quality to those heavier parts on spiderland imo
at least passingly. but obvi the vibe is completely different

>>126706937
>theres also some sufjan stevens and the microphones influences
sorry not checking out your work

>>126706478
Listening to this for the first time -- I dig it.
It sounds like Satan raping Faith No More.