Category Archives: Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
The Chapel of Exquises Ardents Pears ~ TorqueMadra
Sometimes a collaboration is more than just a collaboration, it’s a statement. And even though this blended band doesn’t make its statement explicit, the friendship between France’s Anathème and the U.K.’s Stems underlines the thought that Brexit is a very bad idea.
The Chapel of Exquises Ardents Pears ~ TorqueMadra
Sometimes a collaboration is more than just a collaboration, it’s a statement. And even though this blended band doesn’t make its statement explicit, the friendship between France’s Anathème and the U.K.’s Stems underlines the thought that Brexit is a very bad idea.
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.
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
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
te’ ~ Kai
If you’re looking for a blast of pure, progressive, post-rock energy, te’ is, and always has been, ready to pump you up. Well into their second decade, the energetic Japanese quintet occupies a small slice of the genre, shared by only a
te’ ~ Kai
If you’re looking for a blast of pure, progressive, post-rock energy, te’ is, and always has been, ready to pump you up. Well into their second decade, the energetic Japanese quintet occupies a small slice of the genre, shared by only a
Tandem Tapes: A New Noise in the Underground
Based out of Jakarta, Indonesia, Tandem Tapes represents a new voice in the fringe world of cassette labels. Pairing up experimental sound artists with similar sensibilities across limited-run releases, Tandem Tapes showcases current work from vast parts of the globe,
Tandem Tapes: A New Noise in the Underground
Based out of Jakarta, Indonesia, Tandem Tapes represents a new voice in the fringe world of cassette labels. Pairing up experimental sound artists with similar sensibilities across limited-run releases, Tandem Tapes showcases current work from vast parts of the globe,
Arms of Tripoli ~ Daughters
After their second release, Dream in Tongues, two of Arms of Tripoli’s core members departed, leaving the other three band members at a crossroads. After a difficult discussion, George, Jaimie and Mike used their desire to persevere and began experimenting
Arms of Tripoli ~ Daughters
After their second release, Dream in Tongues, two of Arms of Tripoli’s core members departed, leaving the other three band members at a crossroads. After a difficult discussion, George, Jaimie and Mike used their desire to persevere and began experimenting
Do Make Say Think ~ Stubborn Persistent Illusions
A specific passage during my first listen to the new Do Make Say Think record – the band’s first for eight years – made me realise they still have something profoundly special to offer. It arrives two minutes into “And
Do Make Say Think ~ Stubborn Persistent Illusions
A specific passage during my first listen to the new Do Make Say Think record – the band’s first for eight years – made me realise they still have something profoundly special to offer. It arrives two minutes into “And
a closer listen 