Review: Morrison Graves ‘Under The Weight Of Gravity’ EP
Having sprung to life during the 2020 pandemic, Morrison Graves entered the musical ring during a particularly turbulent time. The
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Post-Rock
Review: Sleepbomb ‘Songs In The Key Of Conan’
San Franciscans Sleepbomb are favourites here at The Shaman, with myself especially having reviewed 2025’s The Sleeping Dead and 2023’s
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Review: Hanry ‘What Came From Silence’
The last time I put pen to paper (or fingertip to keyboard, if you crave accuracy) about French instrumental rockers
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Review: Lost In Kyiv ‘We’re All Going To Be Fine’
A couple of years ago, while attending the annual Portals Festival in London, amongst all the acts I got to
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Review: Million Moons ‘You Be Good, I Love You’
If you like your post-rock full of sweeping soundscapes, textured guitars and glittering keys, and you also like music that
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Review: MONO ‘Snowdrop’
It’s been a couple of years now since the passing of the legendary Steve Albini, and for MONO, the new
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Review: Dutch Elm ‘Dutch Elm’
As I delve deeper into the world of instrumental post-rock, I’m discovering more gems to sit alongside the likes of
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Review: Endless Floods ‘Passages’
Coming as it does a neat two years after Endless Floods’ last album, and just before a few days of
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Review: Lesotho ‘A Flashing On Plain Glass’
Over the past few years, I’ve started to enjoy more post-metal bands, having dived into the genre to expand my
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Review: Wildernesses ‘Growth’
If ever there was a band you should latch on to immediately, one that references the cult classic The X-Files
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Review: Jagged City ‘There Are More of Us, Always’
Taking inspiration for their name from Hanif Adburraquib’s memoir There’s Always This Year, Jagged City began as a collaborative, cross-continental
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