Closing instrumentals

Minutemen - "Love Dance" (Double Nickels)

"Approaching Pavonis Mons by Balloon (Utopia Planitia)" from the Flaming Lips "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots" comes to mind.

also 'sleeping on the roof' from the soft bulletin -- i don't think those alternate mixes really count

this one isn't quite an instrumental but
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mDde12_pi0

"A New Career in a New Town"...beautiful reworking of the Midnight Cowboy theme.

Speaking of which, the actual "Midnight Cowboy" theme on Faith No More - Angel Dust.

"All World Cowboy Romance" from Mission of Burma - Signals, Calls and Marches.

Suzanne Vega's Solitude Standing ends with an instrumental version of "Tom's Diner".

Gary Numan/Tubeway Army's Replicas ends with two - "When the Machines Rock" and "I Nearly Married a Human". The other 8 tracks have vocals.

Broadcast did this on The Noise Made By People (Dead The Long Year) and on Tender Buttons (I Found the End), and Helen did on The Original Faces (title track).

Radio 4 - PIL (Metal Box)

Tom Waits - Rainbirds

Metallica - Call of Ktulu

Benton Falls - 'Eudora' (off Fighting Starlight)

Bark Psychosis - Pendulum Man (off of Hex)

Cardiacs - All His Geese Are Swans (from Songs For Ships And Irons)

Queen's debut album and A Night at the Opera end with instrumentals, and Wings' Venus and Mars ends with 'Crossroads Theme'

Frogbs already named it but I have to post "I nearly married a human" anyway, as it's my total paragon of 'closing instrumental on a rock album'

Sometimes it's my favorite numan track. I also have a false memory that it was used in the soundtrack to Cosmos.

Unwound - "Who Cares" (Leaves Turn Inside You)

Air Miami - "Reprise" (Me Me Me) is a spaced-out instrumental version of "Bubble Shield" iirc

Frozen Energon on Chad VanGaalen's Soft Airplane. Last line on Rabid Bits of Time is 'No one knows where we go / when we're dead or when we're dreaming' and then there's a noise postludium as if to illustrate dying.

Also Be It on Azeda Booth's In Flesh Tones. Last line on Brown Sun is 'face down in the parking lot' and then there's a noise postludium as if to illustrate dying, and then Be It sounds like ascension.

Members of Azeda Booth used to play with Chad VanGaalen incidentally.

"Rhoda" off of Tweez.

Ghost's Opus Eponymous ends with an instrumental. I think all the other tracks have vocals.

Barbara Morgenstern, "Love is in the Air, But We Don't Care".

Alice Cooper, 'Grand Finale' from 'School's Out'.

But there's a "pow!" at the end!

Dust, "Loose Goose"
Attila, "Brain Invasion"
Human Beinz, "April 15th"

The Cure - Unlisted ["The Weedy Burton"] (Three Imaginary Boys)
The Lemonheads - "Jello Fund" (Come On Feel...)
The Lemonheads - "Secular Rockulidge (Car Button Cloth)
Duran Duran - "Lake Shore Driving" (Big Thing)
Public Enemy - "Terminator X Speaks With His Hands" (YBRTS) A couple of voice snippets admittedly...
Models - "Rate of Change" (Local And/Or General)

The Promise Ring - "We Don't Like Romance" - 30° Everywhere

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAfIpScR_xQ

Oh yeah..

'The Foz' - off The Second Coming, The Stone Roses

Jane's Addiction - "Thank You, Boys" off the vinyl version of Nothing's Shocking. Perry Farrell thanks the band, but I'd say it still counts.

Wanky

Sounds like a nice.

Doesn't sound like an instrumental.

Unrest - The Hill (from Malcolm X Park)

I already got Wanky covered upthread!

Let's, like, try to say a little about the songs?

Visage - The Steps

gastr del sol - bauchredner