Spurv – Brefjære: Album Review
Spurv’s fourth full-length release – Brefjære – evolved from musical ideas that express the far northern landscape of Norway, recognising the strength needed to survive a harsh environment.
Hamish Hawk – Saint Luke’s, Glasgow: Live Review
The Glasgow audience raise the roof. Hamish Hawk both live and on record is a phenomenon, with a serious lyrical and musical talent.
Sigur Rós – O2 Apollo, Manchester: Live Review
Sigur Rós deliver a quasi-religious slab of classic post-rock to a packed crowd at Manchester Apollo, celebrating twenty years of ( ).
Nordic Giants – Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA), Glasgow: Live Review
Nordic Giants are a musical and visual phenomenon, providing a fully integrated audio-visual experience at Glasgow’s CCA.
Nordic Giants – Symbiosis: Album Review
Instrumental and experimental Post-Rock duo Nordic Giants release a third intriguing and immersive collection.
SOM – The Shape Of Everything: Album Review
SOM follow last year’s Awake EP and Billie Ellish cover with a mighty collection of powerful anecdotes.
The Ocean – Phanerozoic Live: Album Review
The Ocean take their ambitious work into the live arena. Phanerozoic Live captures them at their devastating best.
maybeshewill – No Feeling Is Final: Album Review
Maybeshewill return from a lengthy absence with an independently produced meisterwork.
SEIMS on Tortoise: Why I Love
Simeon Bartholomew from Australian outfit SEIMS, tells us all about his passion for Tortoise.
SEIMS – Four: Album Review
The SEIMS juggernaut of experimental Post/Math Rock hits a peak with some stunning creations on the new album, Four.
MONO – Pilgrimage Of The Soul: Album Review
Pilgrimage Of The Soul, the eleventh album from Mono, is a perfect exercise in restful and powerful moods.
Mountain Caller – Chronicle : Prologue: EP Review
Mountain Caller move forward by looking back and providing a prologue to the Chronicle album.
BRUIT ≤ – The Machine Is Burning And Now Everyone Knows It Could Happen Again: Album Review
BRUIT ≤ head into creation without constraints with a four track album of ambient Post Rock soundscapes
Electric Mud – Quiet Days On Earth: Album Review
German progressive rock band Electric Mud release their latest sublime album Quiet Days On Earth, paying respects to the early 70’s prog but also displaying their unique harmonious style.
Dawnwalker – Ages: Album Review
Dawnwalker release Ages. Experimental metal that moves into longer form pieces as the Earth dies a slow death.
