Ah yes. My favorite pass time activity, chill and cry.

"Fear is the killer, thats what grandmother wants you to learn."

I like that the comments section has become a safe haven for worn and weary people. May we all rise above our fears and obstacles ✨🧁

I like to imagine that the girl in the window is actually a homeless girl listening to this soundtrack playing on the radio and they're both just vibin. Having been homeless before, I relate a lot to that girl outside. Life is crushing but sometimes you find something that makes you happy even if it's just for a moment and it's that moment that means the world.

Wow. Now that is one truely incredible playlist. All I wonna do is lay beneath the stars and listen to this with someone nice.

You there. Yeah, you. The one reading this comment right now. You sad? Feeling lost? Alone, afraid, mourning? That's okay. We all have those moments. Keep your chin up, you can make it through whatever it is that may be troubling you. It's okay to cry, even. Just know this: I'm rooting for you, along with others you may or may not know.

10 out of 10 for crying haven't used for chilling but if you cry every day this is perfect for you. 100% recommend. Works every time.

I don't know why but this playlist tastes like Smallville, countryside, first love from highschool and garage bands who will make it someday

Without you in this community, I'd probably be way way worse. I hope you are safe. Okay, and that you can tell someone that they matter to you. You matter to me, and I care for you.

Sometimes I like to come here and cry, thinking that my childhood is almost over and how much I wasted it because my family stopped me from being a kid. I was never allowed to have friends over or go to my friends houses which strained my relationships and because i missed out on so many things (birthday parties, sleepover, etc) i lost a lot of friends. I became a really sad child, with my only friends being my cat and my dolls. I was being heavily bullied at school and when I came home my mother would beat and berate me. By the age of 12 i was heavily suicidal and was cutting a lot. I tried to take my own life at one stage but a friend called me and she changed my mind. I’m now im councelling at school in secret, to try and fix things, and i’m frantically learning languages so i can move countries when I become of age. Whats worse is that i came to a realisation that i’m bisexual and when i told my parents they started treating me different. Like I was fragile, which makes me feel worse. I wish I could say this story has a happy ending but the honest truth is that I don’t know how this will end, but i’m hoping it isn’t by my own hands. It feels like I never got to experience what it was like to be a kid. It felt like i was forced from being 7 to 25 and i’m not even 25 yet. I didn’t come here to search for pity, just to vent and share my story. And if anyone has a similar story, know that you are worth it and seriously, you deserve better. If you’ve read this far, thank you for listening and I hope you have a beautiful day/night

Edit: This is all I got in before falling asleep. Please excuse me rambling, I practically just keep repeating myself. Just letting it out when the music makes the time feel right. Feels weird, I would never say anything like this outside of the internet. Feels like a shelter to get rid of feelings. Biggest disappointment of being born in this era is the lack of adventure. People say live the life you dream. I love westerns and sci-fis. I promise, I would do anything to have a life like the Mandalorian, or some outlaw. You could explore the unknown, set goals and take risks no-one has thought about. You want to climb that mountain? Go ahead, it's your task. You do it. No-one can help you, you'll be the first. Now, that mountain has been traversed by countless people. Tour guides hold your hands. Everybody in the world can name the mountain from memory. Kids play Call of Duty, toy soldiers, Cops and Robbers. They watch Marvel. "Live your dream", but your dream is limited. When you explore the world, the thrill is taken away by the millions of people who have already taken that path, giving you a map so you have no suprise. Kids watch superhero movies, people risking their life. "I wanna be Iron Man when I grow up." Not "I want to work a 9-5 job fixing cars." (Sorry, no offense). What I'm saying is culture and advancements has taken over "dreams". Everything has limits. Laws. Rules. Living in anything like a movie or video game, you don't have to worry about that. It's a lawless land, corrupt government, anything else. Don't judge too harshly, this may be me rambling. I'm still young, still yet to see clearly. I just think "living the dream" is impossible, with seeing all of the movies and video games affecting the "dream". I want to go do something fun. Exciting. I want to get my adrenaline pumping. I don't want to sit in a movie theater watching a space-assassin explore the universe, saving the world. I want to be that assassin. Sure, America has freedom, but I want the lawless, boundless freedom of the Wild West America.

I got my heart broken today by a person I fell in love with suddenly and unexpectedly and just a sudden and as unexpectedly my whole world got shattered. Listening to this and crying with the music. Thank you for making these compilations.

It's so unbelievable that so many of the tracks here are decade old and now finally are getting the praise and attention they craved back when they came new at their time.

Ok, you got me. That’s the first time I’ve cried hearing a song

my favorite channel. i fall asleep to your playlist every night. "he will never wake up again" reminds me of my paps, thank you.

I've loved finding this Post-Rock. Its essentially what I play on my guitar, so it's nice to have found something so close and those who appreciate it, along with the musical inspiration.

I don't know what I'd do without this music in the past few weeks. I wouldn't know how to hold on. There is beauty in sadness and despair. This might sound absurd, but realizing the beauty of it gives me the strength to continue. I find some meaning in a meaningless void.

Sorry I can't chip in on the patreon, but the vibes of your recent mixes have been especially emotive. Loving them. Hope you're ok mate.

Thanks for adding Bogatyri, it's the hardest-hitting piece of post-rock I've heard. Literally what made me fall in love with We Lost The Sea and post-rock in general

Shine on you crazy diamonds! 💎

When I listen to such sad and calm postrock, it feels like sadness (completely dark human figure) comes and hugs the very existence of mine. It calms my anxiety and let me cry. Thank you for making these compilations.

I love post rock... I have been listening Post rock all my life....

Your playlists may fuel the raging fire that is someones creative work. Good job!

Today, April 4th, is my birthday. Thank you uploading this, it's made it all the better~

This was at the top of my suggestions. Proof KZfaq knows me better than my own family 😂😭

I'm listening to this while drawing. I love you all, stay strong.

Just discovered post rock and omg so chill, it help me to relax in the hospital, hope to get better soon !

Still for one year listening to this whenever I'm sad, chilling, or want to study or even depressed, it's really helpful thanks a lot guys for doing that for people like me 💙

THe best music to listen to when the work and lonliness won't stop as you drink your night away. Best background music for this stuff to ignore the world, great stuff I must say. Will keep listening until time to sleep. Will play vid games in mean time.

you had me at first song to the last! ♥

I feel this is actually a good way to channel sadness or feelings, in a slow method so you can understand it and actually feel it, but not overwhelmingly. I feel happier after listening to sad music. ☺️ Edit: Listening to this and playing Animal Crossing is an odd combination but I recommend it.

its midnight and this is giving me life.

Tremenda recopilación, el mundo no está para fiesta, es momento de respirar y reflexionar.

thank you for making these playlists, i love them . . . . . . . . . . and you . . . . . . . . . . . . and your channel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . you're the best

I played this playlist and noticed I had already known its first song, tho I never knew the name... But then I realized it's Lil Peep's "Suck my blood" sample ♡

God is an Astronaut is still my favourite group while working on different projects!

*Sees title of the video* *immediately thinks,* "I wanna cry!"

fantastic music, I will listen to this when I do oil paintings. great inspiration !

finishing on Industries of the Blind really brought this home - thanks for compiling/uploading chief.

This Is Making Me Nostalgic For Worlds That Never Were.

Listening to this after my breakup. Its helped me calm those thoughts, and those fears of never being good enough. I hope I can gather strength to move on.. but your music will be there for me. Thank you.

Industries Of The Blind is a very strong and beautiful end. totally love it. thx for making such a wonderful mix

Crying and post rock, name a better duo I'll wait.

Idk if you will read this, but thank you, this channel has helped me a lot these days.

I'm not usually one for these kinds of comments. I keep to myself, keep quiet, and relax to music. But. I think I'll change that a little bit. For I think 2 months I've been single. But, for 7 months I was with a special person, and those were the best 7 months I'd ever had in my life. I had a rough childhood. I had 4 siblings. 3 out of the 4 were abusive in some regard, one mentally and emotionally, the other two physically and emotionally. I dealt with that for about 12 years or so, and I hadn't really anyone else to talk with about it. Didn't feel comfortable with it, since I had been raised stereotypically, that being a boy or man and showing weakness or upset was just deplorable and wrong. So I just went on with it. I was homeschooled and lived a 30-minute drive from town, my nearest neighbors were a mile away down our farm's driveway. Needless to say, I didn't have any friends either, at least for the first 9-10 years of my life till my parents got divorced and I moved to town with my mom, where I predominantly live. Fast forward to this and last year. I was 16 at the start and 17 at the end. I met a gorgeous and brilliant woman. This girl was so beautiful that, I'm not exaggerating, some of her pictures genuinely struck me with awe and made me audibly say "Wow" in surprise and awe. We originally met as friends in early 2020 and didn't talk that much, but. October rolled around, we talked more. September hit and by this time I had fully fallen head over heels. When you love someone, you know it, but you truly know when you've found the love of your life. And that's what I did. I found a woman who I knew I could love for the rest of my life no questions asked. But. It didn't go that way. Happily being with this woman for 7 months, having helped her and she helped me through some of the darkest times in my life such as getting through a series of major betrayals and serious accusations, I am content. I wish I could've been with her for my entire life, until we both grew old in a wooden cabin out in the middle of a frozen forest like we always really wanted, or at least I said I thought would be perfect and she agreed. But. Those were the best 7 months of my life. I'm still sad about having to see her leave due to personal reasons even 2 months later, I'll admit. Before I wrote this I spent about 3 hours or more reading over 3-4 months' worth of messages between us, back and forth. I know that having met her I won't fully move on, I'm always going to love her deep down in me and because of that I just can't bring myself to date or love someone else. It'd feel wrong and like I was betraying both people involved, so. I'll keep my loyalty, and I'll wait in hope for the day that maybe she comes back. Maybe she still loves me. But, I guess the moral of the story is that everyone has a love of their life. I found mine early in my life. It didn't last long, but I couldn't have asked for anything better, just more time. It was perfect in every way except the fact it didn't last longer than it did. Maybe I'm batshit crazy to hope she's reading this, but, in the off chance. Hi. I miss you, as you can tell. And I want you to know that your Slunchice is doing okay. Long as you're happy and doing well it's all I can ask for in life, is for your health and happiness. And to the rest of you reading. Thanks for reading my little history and letting me hide my sorrows in this little comment section with the rest of you.

we are 70 in line waiting! I wonder who are my fellow who'll listen to this.. anyway post-rock beats?! HUM ok MAKE me cry plz =)

Your playlists are like the sweetest memories, the deepest sensactions, the strongest emotions I've experienced in my whole life. And they're all blooming in my mind, chasing one another, making me so confortable, so conscious about all the beauty im plunged in. Im here once again thanking you, for the way you make me feel. (maybe some typos, maybe some grammatical abominations, my first language is not English, but I had to express how it make me feel)

You nailed it, my friend. And for the listeners, i love that we all have a mission, happening in our desks. It's quite beautiful.

I will get through this. Alone, as always, but I will. And when everybody will have left me, I will remain strong.

Whew, this was nice. I actually can't believe how much this calmed me down, to the point that I was actually joyful and thinking about the positive aspects of my life. I'm very grateful for this playlist. Thank you Worldhaspostrock!

This world is imperfect, so change it into the perfect story you've always wanted it to be. Stay alive for me, bravely." -Murata Himeko

The first track Its in the movie 'Me Earl and The Dying Girl' Wow I can't believe I have found this, Saw the movie way back in 2015 and that time didn't know where to search for the track I clicked this video a few minutes ago and instantly the music felt like something I had heard before and opened my computer to check and its the same track, I really can't express the joy. Wow! And guys do check out the movie, if you liked the music here i guess you will like the movie too

thanks so much for this compelling and soothing, softer side post rock mix, sometimes the heavy stuff gets to be a bit much, but this is just right!

That plant pot on the top shelf is making me anxious by being so dangerously close to falling over the edge... I want to fix it.

This is something that I will play during my classes. Love it!

Every song on this playlist is fantastic, but This Very Flight is one of the most beautiful and touching songs I have ever heard. Bogatyri and Lullaby I've heard on their respective albums before, so I loved that they were included here as well. Needless to say, I will be listening to this playlist many many many times and I regret not listening to it sooner. Thank you WHPR as always for sharing such amazing music with us, and compiling them into these awesome playlists. Keep up the good work!

You do the best post rock playlists, for real, that's some sort of magic

This doesn't make me cry. This makes me feel at peace. As someone suffering from severe, possibly even extreme depression...it actually helps me to ward off actual suicidal ideation. To imagine myself on the verge of death. To allow myself to look off the cliff and quietly, tranquilly, mindfully observe as opposed to making frantic, panicked attempts to look at it and possibly to jump off of it. To observe the cliff's stripes, its magnificence, its depth, its beauty...and to recognize that just as the cliff has its magnificence, depth, and beauty...so too does life. I look off of the cliff and see death. At first, it looks inviting, but it does not hold a candle to the wonders of the cliff. Death may be relieving, and a void, but it is just that...a void, devoid of all I have to experience from the cliff, from life. And so it helps me to ponder Death, to look at him from a distance, to say hello to him, to shake hands with him and even talk to him without letting him wrangle me into a deal. I don't know if anyone else has this experience, but it's hugely cathartic to me.

With artwork like this who even needs animated gif's. Thanks for this great mix. I'm just going to put my headphones, lean back and relax:)

Nice. Great playlist. You do such an awesome job of getting creativity out there. Love what you’re doing. Huge THANK YOU!

These are tough times surely with an epidemic befalling the world and so much with it. Music is one of the biggest sources of solace when you need a break from it all. Thank you WHPR for keeping us afloat.

The only genre which you can either Chill to OR Cry to :)

Incoming the "I wanna be friends with people who listen to this kinda music" comments...

Thanks a Million , Worldhaspostrock for all the Good work. Keep it up Gentlemen !

This is one of the best community's on KZfaq

Sometimes I hate so much that KZfaq doesn't let me double like these videos...

Very well made intro and good sound quality

I think it will be a perfect bg music for me when I will need to focus on drawing, writing and researching stuff. This whole channel in general, I subbed. Thanks for making such long compilations of post rock music ❤

i always thought that "post-rock" would mean post apocalyptic rock, and i would imagine a HUGE the last of us story type

Sometimes I feel like music only comes into our lives when it's needed not because it's wanted. The people are simply being themselves and the rest is fate. Keep keeping on soul. Keep keeping on.

early-mid march, 2024 "this very flight" "i just wanted to make something beautiful"

You started with EITS, and that made me smile :) Thank you for everything.

lmao I put this on and legitimately began crying by 3 min. Post Rock just smacks different innit. Love you guys

Really appreciate this mix, the songs really pull together into something special. :)

Omg the first song has been one of my favorite songs to listen to when I’m sad for yeaarrsss(but, also when I’m happy)

My goodness, the picture made me really sad. Amazing playlist, thank you

This channel is *underrated*

I just found you on my recommended not too long ago and i gotta say excellent work. I posted a comment on a really old video of yours. Thats how I found you. But I like that this community seems like a save haven for me. I have almost no one to go to anymore

This a soulful compilation. 🙏🏻

saves my life every single time

26:45 for no reason I start cryin'

Damn! I’m falling in love with ur playlist so much!!🖤

My books never stay open like this, and that's why I cry.

Any one listening to this while reading? The most pleasant way to read.

My grandmother is in hospital and this playlist is really helping me

This playlist is an absolute banger

You're the best channel about post rock I've been (sorry for my bad English)

Exactly what I was looking for

i love you channel and thank you for another great list

Beautiful! Cheers mate

great mix, thanks!

Creo que esto era lo que estábamos buscando sin saberlo

That last song ! OMG !

Very good! Thank you.

cool collection, thanks heaps for this

For some reason, the art gives me the vibe “the post apocalypse / nuclear wasteland is right outside, so cozy up in your room in your fortress base with all your cool stuff.”

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It's 3AM and I'm alone, lonely, struggle with my life.. I have nobody, just my laptop and this great mixtape... Wish I get relief soon

LO amo, me encantó esta lista. Thanks for sharing this, I'm really enjoying it.

Love the honesty of the title, haha.