All posts tagged "post-rock"
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Mescaliner – Willow Spree
Mescaliner are a Dutch band who are reclusive and not much is known about them. I assume they named themselves after mescaline but I guess...
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The Monroe Transfer – I Dreamt I Was A Hammer And Everything Was Glass
The Monroe Transfer is a group I discovered nearly by accident, but boy am I glad I did. I suppose you could call their music...
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Battlestations – In A Cold Embrace
If you want to know what the music on this wonderful ambient/post-rock/psychedelic band’s latest album will sound like, take a look at the cover. A...
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Subterranean Masquerade – Suspended Animation Dreams
I had been hearing some great things about this album for a long while before I got around to listening to Subterranean Masquerade’s ‘Suspended Animation...
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Battlestations – In A Cold Embrace
Coming off as a futuristic combination of Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Sigur Ros, Belgian post-rock act Battlestations made an impressive statement with their debut...
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Outopsya – Fake
Originally meant to be a tribute soundtrack to the 1926 silent film ‘The Phantom of the Opera’, Outopsya could not get the rights to feature...
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Sparkle in Grey – Mexico
Although initial impressions lean towards a GODSPEED YOU! BLACK EMPEROR type of post-rock, Italian band SPARKLE IN GREY takes in a wide range of sound...
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Falloch – When Distant Spirits Remain
Much like Alcest, the pair of Scotsmen in Falloch are making a gateway to black metal. Much like marijuana and energy drinks can open up...
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The Mercury Tree – Pterodactyls
Portland, Oregon’s experimental progressive rock trio known as The Mercury Tree has been active since 2004, first as an one-man band based around a guitarist,...
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Ennis Tola – Seed aka “How a band amazed me…”
It’s not like I am accustomed to put any additional descriptions in a title of a post as I rather love to keep the things...
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