Gimme the 
Just assuming this means R because yarr kinda sounds like R
TAC: T__ ____r_a C____ct - ___art_
: _______ - T_a_c_ __ __at_ - _art __: __ta___a ___r___
: __a__r Ar_a___ - T___rr__'_ ____
: _a__ ____ - Ca_ A_____ ___ _a_ __ar_ T___ ____c R_a___ __ A _a_ __r___?
: ______t___ __r___a ______ - A____at__
: T_____ - ____ta__
: __t A__ __tt___ - ______ra__t_
Letters guessed: ACRT
Many long things to guess..
That's post-rock I guess, long names to mask the fact that there's no-one singing.
I have seen long names in metalcore bands also and I never liked those long titles, it seems to me that the songs become less serious.
I don't listen to post rock but maybe long names work for this style of music.
My instrumental song is definitely metal, I hope it sticks out among those slow songs
Long song names are usually pretentious e.g.
the whole Subsume album by Cloudkicker (seriously, one song title there has 37 words for fucks sake
). Most post-rock titles I know aren't that long to be honest, but they are usually kind of vague or semi-specific. I always thought the idea behind it is that they either paint the picture for the listener of what the setting/meaning of the song is, or they leave it up to the imagination of the listener.
Also we can stop talking about post-rock because there's not even post-rock in this round
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