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	It Doesn't Matter 
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Title	: It Doesn't Matter
Artist	: Saxon Shore
Genre	: Post-Rock
Released: 2009

"Close to the Edge" by Yes may be my favorite album of all time, but "It
Doesn't Matter" by Saxon Shore comes in at an extremely close second. This
album is full of emotional post-rock compositions on guitar, piano, and
even some auxilliary percussion like xylophone. Tracks like "Nothing
Changes" and "Tokyo 412am" can be loud and abraisive, while tracks like
"Small Steps" are quiet and introspective. There are elements of shoegaze
on tracks like "This Place", and fun, tireless celebratory jams like
"Sustained Combustion" and "Bar Clearing Good Times". Not only is it catchy,
powerful, and impressive, but it's the only album to make me truly emotional
to the point of tears. In my opinion, this is the best post-rock LP of all
time.

Favorite Tracks: Tweleven, This Place, Tokyo 412am