This Will Destroy You
This Will Destroy You formed in Austin, Texas, in 2005. They're an instrumental post-rock band, known for atmospheric textures and sparse melodies that build...
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This Will Destroy You formed in Austin, Texas, in 2005. They're an instrumental post-rock band, known for atmospheric textures and sparse melodies that build gradually. Their early years saw some lineup shifts, including founding member Jeremy Galindo leaving in 2009, but they kept going with a focus on creating music.
They've put out six studio albums, starting with 'Young Mountain' in 2006 and followed by self-titled work in 2008. Later records like 'Tunnel Blanket' and 'Another Language' continued their approach, with more recent ones including 'New Others Part One' and 'New Others Part Two' in 2019 and 2020. The current lineup has Chris King and Jeremy Barnes on guitar and bass, with Andrew Miller on drums and percussion.
Their sound leans into shimmering guitars and evocative compositions, often exploring themes like existentialism and loss without lyrics. It's been used in films, TV shows, and video games, reaching listeners beyond the post-rock scene. They've built a dedicated following through this quiet, immersive style.
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