Cult Of Luna – In The Shadow Of Your Shadow: Album Review
Album number ten from Swedish heavyweights Cult Of Luna arrives with a real sense of anticipation that only a band of this standing generates.
Din Of Celestial Birds w/ Wildernesses & Swamped – The Yard, Manchester: Live Review
Din Of Celestial Birds land in Manchester in support of their latest album, Takeoffs & Landings. Wildernesses and Swamped are in support.
a-tota-so – I Told You So: Album Review
Returning with their latest long player, a-tota-so continue their gradual evolution as a band with I Told You So.
NÛS – John The Revelator: Premiere
We get an exclusive premiere of John The Revelator (feat. Vince DiFiore) from Sacramento-based experimental Post Rock band NÛS.
Din Of Celestial Birds – Takeoffs And Landings: Album Review
Having gained a reputation as one of the most vibrant and exciting live bands on the scene Din Of Celestial Birds have a growing following and faithful following.
Din Of Celestial Birds on Karnivool: Why I Love
Din Of Celestial Brids bassist, Mann Banatan, joins us in our Why I Love column, writing about Karnivool.
A.A.Williams – Solstice: Album Review
Overwhelmed or unprepared – here’s the latest chilling portion of A.A.Williams Gothic noire melodrama.
Plini – An Unameable Desire: Album Review
Prolific Australian guitarist, composer and producer Plini releases his brand new album; An Unnameable Desire.
Long Distance Calling – The Phantom Void: Album Review
Long Distance Calling return with an immersive audio visual post rock box of treasure.
Nordic Giants w/ Colossloth & Independent Trucking – Big Difference Leicester: Live Review
Nordic Giants bring their new album, Under Celestial Alignments, to the live arena with the kind of heft you expect from the talented duo.
Zilch w/ Wildernesses & Dusker – JT Soar, Nottingham: Live Review
Zilch head up a varied bill of bands in Nottingham that head through grunge, post-rock, shoe gaze and post-punk.
Wildernesses – Growth: Album Review
London quartet Wildernesses arrive with Growth, a debut that hits with rare emotional heft – nine tracks of shimmering post-gaze that pull no punches on grief, memory, and the sheer graft of keeping yourself upright.
Mogwai – O2 Apollo, Manchester: Live Review
Mogwai ingnite a bad fire and give a demonstration in Post Rock dynamics at Manchester’s O2 Apollo.
Dimscûa – Dust Eater: Album Review
Dimscûa release Dust Eater on vinyl, cementing their 2025 debut as a prime piece of post rock / metal / sludge full of emotional turmoil.
Bruit – Monolith: EP Review
Bruit revisit their past to offer their view of the mysterious and unpredictable nature of modern life.