Good Work Albums
I love listening to music while I work at the library, but I usually can't listen to stuff with lyrics while I'm focusing. So, those two aims converging, I have opened my world to some amazing instrumental albums. These are some of my favourites, but I will continue to add to this list as I find them. Links are to their Bandcamp pages.
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Angine de Poitrine
Needs no introduction. They're taking the world by storm!!!
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Dylan Golden Aycock
Lonely acoustic guitar with a nice touch of reverb and space. Feels like the way the sun sets in August on your small hometown.
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vic bang
Seemingly discordant sounds coalesce into a meditative soundscape. Mellow and smooth.
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Isabel Pine
Gorgeous, solemn, meditative strings that can build and build. Feels just like the album cover. From BC! 🌲
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Charles 'Poppy Bob' Walker
Acoustic. Gentle. Twangy and lo-fi. Ample tape hiss and other distant background sounds make for an ethereal listen.
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Daphni
Just straight up dance music. Very energetic and diverse. Caribou's dancier alter-ego.
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Angine de Poitrine
Groovy. Technical. Rock'n'roll as hell. From Québec!!! Start your day with this one.
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Caribou
Upbeat. Dance-y. Some lyrics but nothing distracting. Caribou is a Canadian treasure.
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Joe Westerlund
Rhythmic. A medium level of energy. Lots of xylophone-y sounds and wind instruments.
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Le Grand Partir
Jazzy. A little rock and roll.
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Sonitus Missarum
Heavy. Experimental. A little jazzy. Dissonant.
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Polypores
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Battle Elf
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Barker
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