Get all 29 Hammock releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Love in the Void, I'm a Sensory Explosion (Featuring Lumenette), Elsewhere, Spinning Through Us, Longest Year (2020), Into the Blank / Madi, Silencia, Undercurrents, and 21 more.
Hammock Nashville, Tennessee
21 years since their formation in Nashville, Hammock has emerged as a leading light in instrumental music, with a unique sound that melds elements of ambient, electronic, orchestral, and shoegaze.
Hammock recommends:
Classically trained duo trade academic intellectualism for simple beauty. Gorgeous record.
go to albumIf you like Hammock, you may also like:
Last Night We Became Swans
by The Summer Kills
supported by 150 fans who also own “Floating World”
A transformative album that absolutely captures the essence of hammock, yet is unique all onto itself. The vocals are absolutely wonderful. The lyrics are moving. Another brilliant production, that you can listen to from start to finish without having to skip any tracks. Well done!!
go to album
supported by 137 fans who also own “Floating World”
Slow Meadow's music feels like it captures the essence of a soul. Since the first time I came across the self titled debut some time in 2016, I've been repeatedly amazed at how many spacious layers of beauty and pain can be woven into a single song. Love this release and am happy to support such inspiring composition.
go to album
supported by 135 fans who also own “Floating World”
Slow Meadow's S/T LP debut is a deftly layered recording. It presents a melancholic yet serene tonality. The tracks and their languid flow are wrapped in classical ambient colors. Of note is the gorgeous cello of Aimee Norris and the violin accompaniment of Andy Shelton, Joshua Ello, and Alia Gonzales. Nice introduction. Brilliant debut.
go to album
aswekeepsearching, who featured in our story on post-rock in India, shift gears to offer an album of rich, swirling ambient music.
go to album
A Quiet Divide
by Rhian Sheehan
A sublime merger of post-rock solemnity and cinematic grandeur, the composer's first album in five years unfolds as a protean tour-de-force.
go to album
