It sees post-rock as an archipelago: islands that may…
““It sees post-rock as an archipelago: islands that may speak different languages and are probably only on nodding terms with one another. But they are in the same sea. And that sea, the one ideological core that unites the major artists covered in this book, is deconstruction: a fierce desire to unpick and change predictable channels of expression.””
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Post‑rock is likened to an archipelago where each island speaks its own language, yet all share a sea of deconstruction.
In simple terms: Different sounds unite under deconstruction.
Explore shared foundations.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- Artists can find common ground despite differences.
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- analytical
- inquisitive
What unites disparate artistic forms?;How does deconstruction foster innovation?