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Thanks, I had totally forgotten about Alcest. If I remember right, they actually started out playing black metal
The 2005 album Le Secret is more black metal in that it has some dirty vocals but purists would probably scoff at calling it black metal. I haven't listened to Alcest's 2001 demo. Alcest is a solo project of one guy from Amesoeurs. The full band Amesoeurs is darker and actually black metal, though with an interesting mix of new wave. Their recent album is good if a little inconsistent. If you know more bands that sou…
I think the new Pelican album, What We All Come to Need, is also pretty relaxing, and uses distorted guitars.
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The 2005 album Le Secret is more black metal in that it has some dirty vocals but purists would probably scoff at calling it black metal. I haven't listened to Alcest's 2001 demo. Alcest is a solo project of one guy from Amesoeurs. The full band Amesoeurs is darker and actually black metal, though with an interesting mix of new wave. Their recent album is good if a little inconsistent. If you know more bands that sou…
Last.fm is sometimes helpful: http://www.last.fm/music/Alcest/+similar
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The 2005 album Le Secret is more black metal in that it has some dirty vocals but purists would probably scoff at calling it black metal. I haven't listened to Alcest's 2001 demo. Alcest is a solo project of one guy from Amesoeurs. The full band Amesoeurs is darker and actually black metal, though with an interesting mix of new wave. Their recent album is good if a little inconsistent. If you know more bands that sou…
I don't know if they're quite the same, but if you like Alcest, I bet you'd enjoy Agalloch. The Mantle is really a beautiful album, though it has some BM vocals. I think the new Pelican album, What We All Come to Need, is also pretty relaxing, and uses distorted guitars.
A lot of Psybient music: Shpongle, Bluetech, Entheogenic, Phutureprimitive A lot of Dubstep: XeNMaSTA, Cookie Monsta, Bassnectar, 16Bit, Logik Ambient space music: Steve Roach, (quite a few here, too lazy to look em up) Classical Guitar: Jesse Cook, Rodrigo Y Gabriela, Zabuca, Linstead
Steve Reich?