Genres: Instrumental Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Post-Rock/Experimental, Indie Rock, Experimental Rock, Math Rock, American Underground Active: 80's, 90's Formed: 1987 in Louisville, KY
Rome, Recuerdo, Big Heavy Stuff, H.D.U., Mogwai, Rome, Ui, Barkmarket, June of 44, Chavez, Dirty Three, Rodan, Don Caballero, Crain, Codeine, Sweeney Dan Solero, Brando, Analogue, Hope in Ghosts, Aereogramme, Analogue II, Christiansen, Gwei-Lo, June of 44, Oboken, The Redneck Manifesto, The Forms, Gondolier, Don Caballero, Rodan, Out of Worship, Paul Newman, Mogwai, Couch |  |
Though largely overlooked during their relatively brief lifespan, Slint grew to become one of the most influential and far-reaching bands to emerge from the American underground rock community of the 1980s; innovative and iconoclastic, the group's deft, extremist manipulations of volume, tempo, and structure cast them as clear progenitors of the post-rock movement which blossomed during the following decade.
Whatever the extent of Slint's own influence, the group grew out of Louisville, Kentucky's legendary Squirrel Bait, another seminal band which languished in relative obscurity during its own lifetime but ultimately spawned the likes of Gastr del Sol, Big Wheel, and Bastro.
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Release: March 31, 1994
Label: Touch & Go, Touch and Go
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Release: December 8, 1993
Label: Touch & Go, Touch and Go
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