Feb 23,  · The Making Of Tortoise’s Millions Now Living Will Never Die By A.D. Amorosi Say the word “Chicago” now and you’re sadly spun to the surreal wrongs of a police force and a mayor who refused to acknowledge common decency and humanity when it came to the lives of African-Americans. Chicago in , however, was a Continue reading "MAGNET Classics: Tortoise’s “Millions Now Living.

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Tortoise is the debut studio album by American post-rock band Tortoise. It was released on June 22, on the Thrill Jockey record label. By March , Tortoise .

While the debut "Tortoise" was a sparse incredibly spaced out affair, and "Millions Now Living Will Never Die" a blending of that sparse element with some more grooves and more intricate guitar, "TNT" is a rich beautiful album that like "It's All Around You" showcases their musicianship and is full of luxurious melodies with a touch of jazz and ethereal pop to lift it up into truly rarified atmospheres/5(61).

Background. Tortoise's critically acclaimed second album Millions Now Living Will Never Die () established the band as a defining, largely-instrumental post-rock band, and placed high underground anticipation on minddabrodatlelaliletpharigothin.coinfoy before recording TNT, the band "linked themselves with the cream of European electronica" to "remix the album on a series of 12" singles.".

Nov 13,  · Vinyl appears identical (same matrix) as Tortoise - Millions Now Living Will Never Die, too. It does not appear to be reissue of Tortoise - Millions Now Living Will Never Die, because my version is black vinyl, without bar code, and with the school of fish curving from the top to the bottom/5(1K).

In , post-rock hadn’t quite coalesced into the form it’s generally thought of now. Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Mogwai and Sigur Rós were still months away from releasing their debut albums, and the term was more associated with the groovy, spacey likes of Pram and Stereolab. Tortoise’s second album was clearly post-rock, but it felt different.