pg.lost is great!
I was thinking about it after @terb mentioned it and I don’t think I can pick a favorite album. All of their albums have some really high moments and also some fairly standard post-metal/post-rock.
Versus or Oscillate are probably the most consistently original, but I think Terrain (from Key) is their overall best work, and In Never Out has some really high points (Jura!) too.
All so good 
certainly my second pg.lost favorite album 
Always those full albums… I need more time 
I use work time for them 
I’m too easily distracted… and not sure my colleagues would appreciate when I’m not working from home
Yes, @joergkutter and @TNKA36, that is Miguel Falcao . . . he is another great bass teacher out there and has taken a particular interest in Chris Squire.
He specializes in Chris Squire bass covers, owns a number of different basses (including a Rickenbacker), and is well dialed into Squire’s signature sound . . .
Cheers
Joe
another one from Pelagic Records
me too
Oh man these guys are great. Nice industrial metal/electroindustrial hybrid sound.
yeah with a bit of modern post- things
This was basically my second favorite genre for a really long time. Still is depending on mood, sometimes first place
Here’s some old school:
@T_dub If you get a chance to see Amyl and the Sniffers you should take it. I watched them play a small sweaty venue in London at the end of 2019 and it was a very memorable experience.
Absolutely, if I get a chance, I am on it.
Excellent use of synth, excellent use of phaser, wall of sound, yep I’m all in
Very sinister and dark sounding! 
Ahh yeah, some nice drone in there, but a lot more. “Counting Days On A Bone” is really interesting.
