a post-rock playlist to help you focus & study

a post-rock playlist to help you focus & study

Tracklist:
1. Balmorhea - Baleen Morning 00:00

2. Black Hill - Alphée 3:33

3. Aural Method-The Heavens Swung Their Blinding Gates... 6:11

4. heklAa - Yamuna 14:46

5. Immanu El - Breathe Out Black Out, Pt. 2 17:07

6. Explosions in the Sky - Remember Me As A Time Of Day 24:09

7. Mono - First Winter 29:28

8. Worrytrain-Prelude for Piano and Malaria 34:17

9. Levi Patel - And she translated into the sky 39:03

10. The Living Sleep - Untethered 46:27

11. the tumbled sea - Children Building This Rainman Out of Snow 53:33

12. Our Transient Lives - Hope Will Never Fade 58:13

13. Perry Frank - Morning View 1:02:55

14. Aural Method- The Golden Light Swelled Somber in the East 1:06:55

15. he follows roads - longing for less 1:14:23

16. Anoice - a perfect day for a funeral 1:21:24

17. The Living Sleep - Always 1:26:23

18. Parallel Highway - Farewell 1:35:12

19. Immanu El - Tundra 1:39:31

20. Non Somnia - Lullaby for Noa (pt​.​1) 1:43:25

21. Mike Bodulow - Inspire Me 1:49:22

22. Silent Island - Octopus atoll 1:54:35

23. Aural Method - I Sought My Love Beyond the Hill / I Found Her Bathed in Waters Still 1:58:27

24. the abyss inside us - whale song 2:07:41

25. The Living Sleep - Belong 2:14:16

26. Parallel Highway - Dying Planet 2:22:01

27. Whale Fall - The Dawn Thief 2:27:27

29. Years of Rice and Salt - Carnival 2:34:45

30. Dan Caine - Remnants 2:44:15

31. Besides - For Hanna 2:50:51

32. Dan Caine - Escape 2:56:53
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[zachbidgood]

As I listen to this, I'm writing my admissions essay for graduate school. I'm 27 going on 28. In 2020, I made two big choices that changed my life: I got sober and I chose love. Because of these choices, I was finally able to go back and work on my undergrad after stagnating for years in a swamp of booze, drugs, and depression. I graduated in April 2022 with honours and distinction. Now, I'm taking the next big step in my life. I've come so far in the last few years. Honestly, sometimes it's hard to believe that I'm here, and that I'm actually doing it all right for a change. And you know what? For whatever reason, post-rock has been there with me during every test, every exam, every late-night essay grind. It has been there with me in those long, dark hours of trying to untangle my life step by step. I couldn't ask for a better companion.
Take care out there. Be patient with yourself. Choose love.

[diana-andreeacordun]

Honestly, I haven't been myself for a while. Right now I was about to start working on some assignments, stressed, and scared I might not finish in the given timeframe. I haven't even listened to more than 2 minutes of the mix, yet everything feels so at peace, just like I'm right where I should be. You always manage to do that with your playlists. Keep up the good work, your channel really is the missing piece.

[vichieex]

I get tired of ways to optimize productivity so even looking for the right playlist is difficult because i am picky. but this is so calming and just right.

[DavidTMSN]

Love working on cars to this playlist.
Everything just sort of falls into place and I couldn't be more happier.

[EagleonWire]

Your music brings such a sense of peace and harmony to my life and the world around me. It doesn't make all my problems disappear, but it gives me the strength to confront them. Thank you for being a beacon of light in my life, for making the future seem brighter and the past less daunting. Wishing you all the happiness in the world, and may you always find and cherish that something worth living for.

[_ray_of_sunshine_]

Whenever I listen to your music, I feel at peace with myself and the world around me. It's not that problems start vanishing or anything like that, I simply find within myself the strength I need in order to face them. Thank you for changing lives, my life, thank you for making the future seem brighter and the past less frightening.
Wish you all happiness and may you find that something worth living for, seize it and cherish it with all your heart.

[khanhvuluunguyen]

3hrs of postrock from you, couldnt have asked for more. Thank you.

[Drakengard]

Post rock is one of the best genres out there seriously.
I grew up on metal, but this ethereal vibe is always something i appreciated more than any kind of aggressivity.

Love bands that combine both (NIN or Tool for example) but lately i've been rediscovering post rock thanks to an album of godspeed you ! black emperor i bought something like 15 years ago and i've been diving back ever since.

There are some serious gems.

[maxigonnet]

I love the way Aural Method punctuates the whole mix, and also the louder, hopeful finale with Whale Fall and Years of Rice and Salt. Thanks for the journey once again. Things would be a lot worse for me without this music.

[nx]

This is a stressful week for me, I have many assignments to finish. I'm only 5 minutes in but the knot in my brow has unraveled, my headache is subsiding, and I feel hope. Thank you. <3

[alongpongener]

It's 4 in the morning and I have exams 9 hours from now. Gonna start studying now

[MaleeshaHuththo]

I really wish I could describe what this playlist means to me. I'm so grateful that it's just a couple of clicks away. Easily one of those things in my life that I'm immensely grateful for. Thank you.

[justsomeguy]

It would never help me study tbh, nor do I have to. But this so vividly encapsulates my feeling of just weird melancholy that I usually get at night time. Thinking about things like how beautiful life is, but it's weird that somehow, one day, everything I've ever known will disappear. For me at least. In an event we name death, and from that I'll never be able to arise. I'm hoping I got a long way to go yet considering I'm still basically a child, but I can't shake the feeling of how disappointed I'd be if I didn't appreciate my time here while it's still yet to continue. Even if that appreciation just comes in the form of sitting and thinking, it needs to be shown, and thought of. There is nothing wrong with fearing death, young kids do, then you kind of grow out of it, aaand then you mature a bit more and realise in a more mature kind of way that death is quite literally the end of everything. Before, I'd say, this year I had never really thought of it much, so it never bothered me. But I can't help it now. Life is such a unique opportunity, without it there'd be nothing, not much anyway. The word opportunity wouldn't be a thing, nor would any of what I'm doing right now. Weird, huh? I don't really think I'll ever fully comprehend how one day this'll all just end for me. But while im here, recently, I've realised, for some reason, that it's really important that I appreciate it, and not waste it. No one should waste it, everyone has different beliefs of what happens after death. I'm a pretty adamant person when it comes to that, maybe not the most understanding of those who disagree. But none of us can be 100% certain, so I suppose, what I'm trying to say is that wasting our time here would be silly. No matter your beliefs, I hope you can see that there's that chance that this really is it, and its great! But not infinite, so don't act like it is. Please, do not waste this opportunity you have.

[akashbohora]

this is like the soundtrack to the lore that is my life

[CameraGuy]

Music is phenomenal out of this world and ads are godly.

[SG-rokt]

Thank you for helping me discover this song by Aural Method, The Heavens Swung Their Blinding Gates.

[mourningsunn]

been watching your channel for years. discovering new music such as this mix really helps me center and ground myself when I feel that everything is out of my control. a sincere thanks to you, worldhaspostrock <3

[kingofrelax]

This is so calming that me my mom and sisters fell in a deep calming sleep

[ichbinschlange]

Спасибо за плейлисты. Когда мне нужно работать, а вокруг слишком шумно (т.е. 80% моего рабочего времени) - они выручают.

[john]

Always on time on our feelings. Thanks my friend (allow me to call you like this, since we share the same feelings of these songs).