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This Will Destroy You

This Will Destroy You (abbreviated as TWDY) is an American post-rock band from San Marcos, Texas, formed in 2004. They typically compose lengthy atmospheric instrumental pieces, featuring layers of effects-laden guitar and a heavy usage of dynamics. Their fourth album Another Language, released in 2014, entered the Billboard Heatseekers Album Chart at number 7.

Albums

2005 Young Mountain
2008 This Will Destroy You
2011 Tunnel Blanket
2014 Another Language
2018 New Others, Part One
2018 New Others, Part Two
2020 Vespertine
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Reviews / Live
Live Review: This Will Destroy You, Tangled Thoughts Of Leaving & We Lost The Sea
Australian audiences are now finally aware that This Will Destroy You are, ultimately, a live band.
Features / Music
This Will Destroy You
With songs that progress from ambient whispers to crescendos of thunderous overdriven noise, Texas outfit This Will Destroy You are masters at creating emotionally-charged instrumental compositions rich in texture and atmosphere. While currently touring the country in support of their acclaimed second studio album Tunnel Blanket, guitarist Chris King sat down for a chat with Killyourstereo.com.
Features / Music
Live And let Die
“There’s times where we all get completely lost in it. Luckily we’ve been playing these songs for so long that we don’t usually get lost in them, but it is a problem."
Features / Music
This Will Destroy You
Texan post-rockers This Will Destroy You might well be modest, but their achievements sure aren't. Their atmospheric epics have garnered widespread praise across the music world and are increasingly seaping into TV and movies. Having released their second album "Tunnel Blanket" in May which will see an Australian release via Hobbledehoy Records, we had a chat with guitarist Jeremy Galindo about film, drugs and black metal.
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