Guide to enter the world of 65daysofstatic

This page aims to provide different entry points to access the array of noise produced by 65daysofstatic, depending on the listener's familiarities.

Feel free to propose your own thoughts below.

WesGibson's master plan
For listeners who got interested based on an appreciation of post-rock, the following records are the perfect entry point:


 * The Fall Of Math: more guitar-heavy and the perfect illustration of the band's sound, from the intro up to the ending track.
 * Wild Light: a lush sound based more on electronics, which could be described as a more "modern" take on early post-rock.

It is well known that many new listeners come from No Man's Sky. A good follow-up to this soundtrack can be found on Wild Light. This album contains evocative and atmospheric tracks, with a strong sense of direction.

For dance aficionados, I propose two options. First, there is We Were Exploding Anyway, which features a song appropriately called "Dance Dance Dance". Second, there is Heavy Sky, the follow-up EP, filled with bangers. Don't forget the bonus tracks for the best possible experience.

For fans of avant-garde electronic soundscapes, I suggest replicr, 2019, which offers layers upon layers of musical genius that might seem hard to connect with at first, but eventually fuels an obsession and a craving for more.

For metalheads, the song "When We Were Younger And Better" is a good starting point. The first minute features frantic drum rolls and heavy guitars.