Author Archives: postrockcafe
Ending Satellites ~ The lost tapes | Vol. B
Catchy crossover post-rock seems in short supply these days. We love the genre and want it to thrive, which is where artists such as Ending Satellites come in ~ able to celebrate the more accessible aspects of post-rock without compromising its principles.
Ending Satellites ~ The lost tapes | Vol. B
Catchy crossover post-rock seems in short supply these days. We love the genre and want it to thrive, which is where artists such as Ending Satellites come in ~ able to celebrate the more accessible aspects of post-rock without compromising its principles.
Kafuka ~ Laws of Nature
Berlin-based Project Mooncircle began the year with a beautifully boxed 15th Anniversary Compilation. Fans of the label received the lavish set as a celebration; newcomers received it as an overture, hoping to hear more from the 39 artists collected in its
Kafuka ~ Laws of Nature
Berlin-based Project Mooncircle began the year with a beautifully boxed 15th Anniversary Compilation. Fans of the label received the lavish set as a celebration; newcomers received it as an overture, hoping to hear more from the 39 artists collected in its
Abby Lee Tee ~ riverside burrows
To live in the Alps is to be immersed in natural beauty, and in riverside burrows, Abby Lee Tee translates this beauty into sound. A blend of field recordings (some from other locales) and gentle instrumentation, the two-part composition creates an atmosphere
Abby Lee Tee ~ riverside burrows
To live in the Alps is to be immersed in natural beauty, and in riverside burrows, Abby Lee Tee translates this beauty into sound. A blend of field recordings (some from other locales) and gentle instrumentation, the two-part composition creates an atmosphere
WhyOceans ~ Inmost Dens of Emilie
Once in a while, without warning, we receive a sweet post-rock surprise. Last year, it was the eighth album from Wang Wen, and this year it’s the sophomore album from Macao quintet WhyOceans, mastered by Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna). Inmost
WhyOceans ~ Inmost Dens of Emilie
Once in a while, without warning, we receive a sweet post-rock surprise. Last year, it was the eighth album from Wang Wen, and this year it’s the sophomore album from Macao quintet WhyOceans, mastered by Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna). Inmost
Acoustic Cameras: Windows on the World
Acoustic Cameras is the rare project that says more about the listener ~ who in this case is also the viewer ~ than about the creators. At the time of this writing, nearly 100 artists have participated, contributing works that
Acoustic Cameras: Windows on the World
Acoustic Cameras is the rare project that says more about the listener ~ who in this case is also the viewer ~ than about the creators. At the time of this writing, nearly 100 artists have participated, contributing works that
An Ant And An Atom ~ Exterior
An Ant And An Atom‘s last release, the single-track Entropy, was a blast of thick, angry textures, a railing against the world. The new set, Exterior, ends up in the same place, but takes a different road to get there. In the opening
An Ant And An Atom ~ Exterior
An Ant And An Atom‘s last release, the single-track Entropy, was a blast of thick, angry textures, a railing against the world. The new set, Exterior, ends up in the same place, but takes a different road to get there. In the opening
Cluster Lizard ~ Edge of the Universe
The sun is twinkling across waves which seem to stretch on forever. The Ukrainian duo of Dmytro Fedorenko & Kateryna Zavoloka take us into an altogether different forever – that of Sagan, Greene, Hawking, and deGrasse Tyson, a dark, cold,
Cluster Lizard ~ Edge of the Universe
The sun is twinkling across waves which seem to stretch on forever. The Ukrainian duo of Dmytro Fedorenko & Kateryna Zavoloka take us into an altogether different forever – that of Sagan, Greene, Hawking, and deGrasse Tyson, a dark, cold,
L’Effondras ~ Les Flavescences
We usually leave the hard stuff to our friends at Echoes & Dust, but this one was too good to resist. Lyon post-rock / post-metal threesome L’Effondras channels the might of Tool in four long tracks and adds a whole lot of
L’Effondras ~ Les Flavescences
We usually leave the hard stuff to our friends at Echoes & Dust, but this one was too good to resist. Lyon post-rock / post-metal threesome L’Effondras channels the might of Tool in four long tracks and adds a whole lot of
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