"Spiderland" is an influential album by the American rock band Slint, released in 1991. It is known for its unique blend of post-rock and math rock, characterized by quiet, spoken vocals and intricate guitar work. The album's sound is often described as atmospheric and haunting, creating a sense of tension and release throughout its tracks. The album features only six songs, with the most notable being "Breadcrumb Trail" and "Good Morning, Captain". "Spiderland" has garnered a cult following and is frequently cited as a major influence on various genres, including post-rock and emo, shaping the sound of many bands that followed.