All posts tagged "post-rock"
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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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Conor's Top 30 of 2011
So here it is, the end of 2011. It’s probably been the biggest music year of my life, at least in terms of listening to...
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Aurea Hybride – Elementario
Who says mexican prog rock is dead? It is wonderful to discover every year new bands from your country, but it is better to know...
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Truthseeker – Weightless at Dawn EP
As it always happens, when you think that a year has already told every musical story it can, after all expectations are met, in all...
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Kwoon – The Guillotine Show
Kwoon, a rather fine French combo, first came to my attention thanks to my good mate Phill and I was especially intrigued by their quirky...
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Ana Never – Ana Never
The story of this EP dates back to 2006, when it was originally released digitally (as a free download), but the beginning of 2011 brought...
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ProgSphere’s Progstravaganza Compilation of Awesomeness – Part 7
Progstravaganza is back! The seventh part of our compilation series comes in the month in which we celebrate a year since we started releasing downloadable...
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Mogwai – Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will
Although the most anticipated albums usually wait to the latter end of the year to be released, 2011 opened up with the release of the...
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Maybeshewill – I Was Here for a Moment, Then I Was Gone
Maybeshewill is a UK act that made some ripples in the post rock act with two acclaimed albums. The third album in this band’s career...
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